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What is a friend? The dictionary defines a friend as a person

with whom one has a bond of mutual affection that is exclusive of sexual or family relations.

The word comes from the German freund, which in turn originates from an Indo-European root meaning 'to love'.

Still, there are many more definitions of friendship.

Friends listen, care, support, open-up, and then, when it really counts, are loyal.

It is almost like the ethics of medicine: friends try to benefit and not harm their pals,

try to do it honestly, and try to respect the other person's freedom to choose.

There are a lot of great quotes about the value of friendship.

One message, the author of which is unknown, said, "A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart

and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words."

Charles Caleb Colton said, "True friendship is like sound health;

the value of it is seldom known until it be lost."

Emily Dickenson professed, "My friends are my estate."

And of course, John Lennon sang, "I get by with a little help from my friends."

In this internet-age with such things as Facebook and Twitter,

the number of people one has "friended" is apparently a sign of influence and popularity.

Isn't it ironic that the technology of the Internet has, instead, isolated some people?

Several studies have even indicated the Internet may be a major reason

why there has been a decline in the number and quality of friendships nowadays.

Humans are hardwired to have friends.

Through the ages, anthropologists tell us a troop of chimpanzees

are typically limited to 50 chimps because with shared grooming as social language,

they are limited by time to know a maximum of 50 other chimps.

Hunter gatherer human tribes were typically limited to the size of about 150 people

because that is the maximum number of friends one can get to know when limited by human verbal skills.

The challenge of true friendship requires listening, unselfish giving,

honesty, and the provision of freedom of choice by both parties.

The health advantages of friendship are enormous.

Solid scientific studies find those with strong friendships have better

mental and physical health, increased longevity, and a deeper sense of happiness.

The opposite is also true: those friendless have an increased risk for heart disease, infections, and cancer.

Of course, these illnesses come to people with friends too, but survival is longer and easier for those who are connected.

It is so true that in this tough and tumble world, "We get by with a little help from our friends."

For more infomation >> Friendship | Richard P. Holm, MD - Duration: 3:15.

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#0027 Mercedes Benz 380 SEL [White P] (HotWheels 1998) - Duration: 1:56.

Hello Friends, Welcome to Wheels-O-Rama !!

Today I want to show you this Mercedes-Benz 380 SEL from my Hotwheels collection

of scale 1:64.

This model appeared for the first time in 1982 catalog in metallic gray with black basses.

Until the year 1999 that stopped being manufactured came out many variations of colors, wheels

and tampography, although at the moment this white pearl with golden background is the only

that I could get at a good price, that getting certain old models are

quite difficult and quite expensive.

This version of the 1998 catalog, apart of the metallic basses in gold, the

grid and the headlights are golden instead of chromed as in the other versions and we can

see the Hotwheels logo on the rear window.

I would like to be able to acquire one more of another color since it is a car that I like a lot

and it brings back good memories of the 80s.

I hope you liked the video and I read you on the comments.

Subscribe to the channel to be informed of my new videos and remember

that you can also follow me on Facebook and Instagram. Thanks for visiting and greetings to all!

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Selecting the Right Reusable Respirator Cartridge Filter | Respirator Tips from GEMPLER'S - Duration: 3:53.

One of the main benefits of having a dual cartridge reusable respirator is that it can

be used for a variety different applications and can protect you from different elements.

But this is where it can get a little confusing.

You can't just use one type of cartridge and be protected from everything.

You need to use different cartridges, along with filters in certain situations, depending

on what you need protection from and in this video we'll go over how to select the right

cartridge for the work you'll be doing.

One of the best ways to determine what type of cartridge you'll need is to look at the

label of the chemical or chemicals you will be using.

The labels will dictate the type of protection required.

Older labels will list a NIOSH TC number like TC-23C, which refers to the approval number.

New labels will list a NIOSH approval Number and describe the new NIOSH-approved respirator

and cartridge.

For example, it may say: NIOSH-approved respirator TC-23C with an organic vapor vartridge with

any N, R, P, HE filter.

Then, as you're looking through a GEMPLER'S catalog or online at gemplers.com, you will

see the cartridges have a NIOSH Approval number as well as list the cartridge type and/or

abbreviation.

For reference, here is a list of the different cartridge types and assigned abbreviation.

OV is Organic Vapor AM for Ammonia

MA for Methylamine AG for Acidic gasses

CL is Chlorine HC Hydrogen Chloride

SD Sulfur Dioxide CD Chlorine Dioxide

HF Hydrogen Fluoride FM Formaldehyde, and

P100 is HEPA

The cartridges are also color coded by the elements they protect from and this is standard

across all manufacturers.

For example, every cartridge, from every manufacturer, that has a green sticker, will protect from

Ammonia gas.

Now, let's take a look each cartridge color.

Starting with black, these cartridges protect from organic vapors: like pesticides and paint

spraying.

It does not protect from fumigants, unless allowed on the label.

Green colored cartridges protect from Ammonia gas, either anhydrous or from livestock confinement,

and methylamine.

Olive cartridges protect from numerous gases and vapors like pesticides (except fumigants

and paint spray); chlorine gas; ammonia; Sulfur dioxide, chlorine dioxide and methylamine;

hydrogen fluoride and formaldehyde; and particulates.

Your white cartridges will be used when coming into contact with acid gases.

Examples include disinfecting livestock buildings, or when working with chlorine, hydrogen, chloride

or Sulfur dioxide.

Yellow are cartridges for acid gases and organic vapors.

Then there are the magenta cartridges.

These are particulate filter cartridges (HEPA) - and are also called P100.

Now that you know the type of cartridge you're looking for, you need to ensure the cartridge

you use is made by the same company that made your mask.

Got a Moldex mask?

You need to use Moldex cartridge.

You cannot use Moldex cartridge on a 3M mask or vice versa.

In addition to cartridges, depending on what you're planning on coming into contact with,

you may also need or use pre-filters with your cartridges or stand-alone filters.

Working with asbestos, lead and mold would be an example of where you would need a HEPA

or P100 filter.

Again, the chemical label will typically describe the type of filter you need, identified by

a letter such as N, R, P or HE filter.

Then, when reviewing filter options, you will see the filter labeled with the letter identifying

the type of filter and then a number.

This number is referencing the percentage of particulates it will filter.

If you're still not sure the cartridge, filter or combination you need, contact GEMPLER'S

technical product team and we'll help best set you up based on what you're working with.

You can also shop our large inventory of respirator cartridges by clicking on the link found in

this video or in the description on this page.

For more infomation >> Selecting the Right Reusable Respirator Cartridge Filter | Respirator Tips from GEMPLER'S - Duration: 3:53.

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Terindah (Cover by Wiguan) Original Song By HONEST Band Keningau Sabah - Duration: 4:03.

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Les pédophiles vont recevoir ceci pour ne plus s'attaquer aux enfants - Duration: 6:55.

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Audi A4 Avant 1.8 TFSI S EDITION 2X S-LINE | SPORTSTOELEN | XENON | NAVI | - Duration: 1:01.

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Opel Corsa 1.3 CDTI ECOFLEX S/S **Eerste eigenaar** - Duration: 0:54.

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Audi A5 Cabriolet 3.0 TFSI quattro Pro Line S - Duration: 0:57.

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Ce sont les 8 erreurs détruisent votre relation ! Ne les faites surtout pas ! - Duration: 6:02.

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Making a Difference at S-CAR - Duration: 7:02.

[MUSIC]

We all have a concern about conflict in the world.

[MUSIC]

>> Conflict exists everywhere we cannot avoid it, it's the way you deal with it.

>> Everyday that anybody works on

solving a conflict problem in a constructive manner makes a difference.

>> One of the things I love about S-CAR is that there's enormous freedom for

us to take up the topics that are important.

[MUSIC]

>> We get to ask questions to folks from a variety of different backgrounds.

So part of what I see is the power of the role of the scholar practitioner, and

especially in the field of conflict resolution,

is to bring together parties who may be in conflict with each other.

Or parties who may never even sit at the table together to discuss difficult issues

and to discuss those issues in some form of common inquiry.

[MUSIC].

>> Coming to S-CAR put colors on those difficult conversations.

It put a color on the picture I had.

And I was able to see the different dynamic and

complexity moving the Rwanda conflict, and how that complexity shaped who I am.

[MUSIC]

>> I come from Israel Palestine so I lived in the conflict for most of my adult life.

The topic of my research is hope amidst these very seemingly

hopeless, intractable, violent conflicts

[MUSIC]

>> I saw the juxtaposition of slums right next to gated communities.

And that's when I really started finding what I wanted to study,

which is the structures behind the scenes, that orchestrate and

perpetrate cycles of violence.

[MUSIC]

>> This case that I'm getting from S-CAR, I am at the point where I can go and

meet everybody from the conflict, but also give advice that can be accepted.

And therefore, I can even come back to contribute to the theories that I have

studied to show, hey look this can work.

[MUSIC]

>> The School for Conflict Analysis and

Resolution is the pre-eminent institution of its kind.

>> It approached the study of conflict from the perspective

that no one academic discipline could explain or

research all of the aspects of conflict.

>> You get insights from professors that are historians that are philosophers,

that are psychologists, sociologists, political scientists.

>> People who studied mathematics, people who are economists,

people who are doing games.

>> Anthropologists, philosophers, social scientists of various kinds.

>> You get a lot of rich experiences from all the practitioners that come

from all over the world to this small place.

>> It's a hub that brings people together from many different backgrounds,

including, students from around the world,

many who have experienced conflict directly.

>> You end up learning a lot from your fellow classmates.

In a way it's having a representative of United Nations in every class.

>> There's a creativity, a vibrance,

a sense of excitement that might be able to understand the situations that they're

coming out better and that help change those situations, help transform them.

>> Peace results from a process of breaking down individual prejudices.

>> We provide a safe space for persons from different backgrounds,

from different ethnicities, coming from different parts of the world.

To come to talk about, either their personal experiences with conflict, or

their passion to deal with conflict.

[MUSIC]

>> One of the tremendous strengths that I saw during my time here, and

it continues today, was the ability for students who are actually enrolled in

classes to go out and practice in real world situations.

>> We have programs and

projects that bring our students out into the world to Syrian refugee camps.

To the mountains of Appalachia to look at coal mining and

complex related to rural issues.

>> We are struggling against very strong currents of hostility, violence,

injustice, etc., and we are trying to fight against these kinds of trends.

>> The skills to deal with conflict, to resolve conflict,

could be adopted anywhere, the corporate world, NGOs, humanitarian work.

>> There are many forms of conflict that present huge challenges,

and S-CAR provides a framework for understanding what those challenges are.

We would hope that at some point that as a result of the work that

we do in this field, we would work ourselves out of business.

>> We aspire really to influence the way people think and

the way people consider their actions for the benefit of our global community.

>> S-CAR really plays an important role in preparing people to make global change,

to make real social transformation.

[MUSIC]

>> We only can solve problems or

conflicts when we have tools to solve them.

And S-CAR gives you those tools.

>> Even though it's a dark subject, it's difficult, there's this optimism that

human beings can be resilient and overcome strife.

>> What our alumni do is go out into their communities and into their worlds

with a deep sense of engagement and with a series of skills.

Research skills, evaluation skills,

practice skills that they bring into their profession,

into their occupation, into their commitments, and

they use it to make their world, and our world a better place.

[MUSIC]

For more infomation >> Making a Difference at S-CAR - Duration: 7:02.

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MINI Clubman 1.6 Cooper S Nav Panoramadak Xenon Leder - Duration: 1:01.

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{Nightcore} La Purge [FR] + LYRICS (Sous-titre) - Duration: 3:08.

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Il n'y a que 7 sortes d'âmes dans le monde. Laquelle est la vôtre ? - Duration: 4:54.

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SHIMMixes | COLOR '17: THE 2017 BEST OF K-POP SMASH-UP - Duration: 13:47.

(SEOHYUN - Don't Say No) Oh!

(SEOHYUN - Don't Say No) Oooh, yeah...

(KARD - HOLA HOLA) HOLA HOLA!

(SISTAR - LONELY) I'm too used to it now. Every time, we go to the end

(DREAMCATCHER - Chase me) Empty people's dreams are boring~

(VIXX LR - Whisper) Show me your love, yeah we're burnin' up baby

(VIXX LR - Whisper) Into your heart~

(LUNA, SOLAR, HANI - Honey Bee) bee for the honey, bee bee for the

(CHUNGHA - Why Don't You Know?) Shake me so hard I get dizzy

(CHUNGHA - Why Don't You Know?) You're my love everyday, babe

(GIRL'S DAY - I'll be yours) What're you doing right now? I'll be yours~

(GIRL'S DAY - I'll be yours) Baby I'll be yours! (DREAMCATCHER - Chase me) Chase me!

(WJSN - HAPPY) Consider me cute, then I'll work harder

(SEOHYUN - Don't Say No) You loved me, it's my favor

(GIRLS' GENERATION - All Night) I like to party! (LABOUM - Hwi hwi) Hwi hwi!

(JUNG YONGHWA - That Girl) Oh my god we did it again!

(GIRLS' GENERATION - All Night) All Night, All Night, All Night!

(N.FLYING - The Real) I feel so amazing, feels like I've been waiting for you

(N.FLYING - The Real) 'cause of our chemistry yeah, alright!

(PSY - I LUV IT) One More Time!

(LABOUM - Hwi Hwi) I send you a sign but you don't know.

(LABOUM - Hwi Hwi) When will you notice?

(LABOUM - Hwi Hwi) I feel nervous, burning up. You're so frustrating!

(LONGGUO & SHIHYUN - the.the.the) For a moment, we meet eyes

(LONGGUO & SHIHYUN - the.the.the) Like a momentary spark, it shines

(AOA - Excuse Me) Excuse me, cuse me baby, cuse me~

(AOA - Excuse Me) Look at me, I want you~

(NCT DREAM - We Young) We'll dance, excited (EXO - POWER) Whenever you see me

(EXO - POWER) Whenever we feel each other's hearts

(SAMUEL - CANDY) Oh baby, I wanna bite you

(SAMUEL - CANDY) I miss you like crazy CANDY CANDY CANDY~

(N.FLYING - The Real) Feels good! (MYTEEN - Amazing) You're amazingly pretty!

(N.FLYING - The Real) She's different! (MYTEEN - Amazing) I think I've fallen for you!

(APINK - FIVE) You and me, right now, 12345

(LOVELYZ - Now, we) You say that you like me

(LOVELYZ - Now, we) What do I do? I guess this is for real

(BAP - HONEYMOON) Feels like the honeymoon

(APINK - FIVE) Come, come, come, come~

(LOONA ODD EYE CIRCLE - Girl Front) I only see you in my eyes

(MAMAMOO - Yes I Am) Yes I Am

(GIRLS' GENERATION - All Night) If we get it on! (BRAVE GIRLS - Rollin') Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'

(GIRLS' GENERATION - All Night) If we fall in love (BRAVE GIRLS - Rollin') Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'

(GIRLS' GENERATION - All Night) All Night, All Night~

(MAMAMOO - Yes I Am) I'm very cheeky (LOONA's Chuu - Heart Attack) Damn!

(MONSTA X - DRAMARAMA) DRAMAMA RAMAMA RAMAMA HEY~

(SONAMOO - Friday Night) Friday night! (TAEMIN - MOVE) Get drunk with this strange mood

(SONAMOO - Friday Night) Friday night! (TAEMIN - MOVE) You can let yourself go

(9MUSES - Remember) Remember?

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP!

(SEVENTEEN - CLAP) Clap Clap Clap Clap!

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP! (VICTON - Unbelievable) Steady

(NCT DREAM - My First and Last) Oh maybe maybe this might be love

(ONF - ON/OFF) Sometimes, I don't understand

(WEKI MEKI - I don't like your girlfriend) What if I had a boy

(WEKI MEKI - I don't like your girlfriend) that I was closer to than you?

(VICTON - Unbelievable) Oh this is unbelievable

(KARD - Don't Recall) When we were good together (AKMU - DINOSAUR) Whoo~ Whoo~

(AKMU - DINOSAUR) Whoo~ Whoo~ (KARD - Don't Recall) don't remember them

(KARD - You In Me) I know you don't mean it

(KARD - Don't Recall) Baby I can't let you go~

(BOBBY - I LOVE YOU) You had high expectations, but I was really tired

(HYORIN - FRUITY) Faces filled with nervous, fluttering feelings

(ELRIS - POW POW) Ahhh~ (HYORIN - FRUITY) I know you got that feelin'

(BoA - CAMO) In the darkness with all the lights off

(BoA - CAMO) I've hidden my shadow, I can't be tied down

(JJ PROJECT - Today, Tomorrow) Somebody let me know, tell me which way to go

(MONSTA X - DRAMARAMA) I'm trapped in the big picture you drew out

(MONSTA X - DRAMARAMA) Can't figure out the ending of my Drama

(MONSTA X - DRAMARAMA) DRAMARAMA

(WINNER - LOVE ME LOVE ME) LOVE ME LOVE ME! (WINNER - REALLY REALLY) REALLY REALLY REALLY

(IU - Palette) Oh I got this I'm truly fine

(GOT7 - Never Ever) I won't ever make you cry again, don't worry

(GOT7 - Never Ever) Baby you're mine, baby you're mine

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP!

(BTS - Not Today) HEY Crow-tits, everyone, hands up

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP!

(SEVENTEEN - CLAP) Clap Clap Clap Clap!

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP!

(BTS - Not Today) HEY (TRIPLE H - 365 FRESH) I'm 365 so FRESH

(BAP - HANDS UP) GO! HANDS UP!

(WINNER - REALLY REALLY) I like you

(DAY6 - I Wait) Tell me honestly, say it~

(Sunmi - Gashina) Why are you leaving the pretty me here and going?

(BAP - WAKE ME UP) I'm awakening a different me inside

(BAP - WAKE ME UP) The faint light that was turned off

(SONAMOO - I) I, I, I~

(SEVENTEEN - Don't Wanna Cry) Don't wanna cry

(HIGHLIGHT - CALLING YOU) Like your coloring that still hasn't changed

(HIGHLIGHT - CALLING YOU) my feelings are still the same too

(HIGHLIGHT - CALLING YOU) Now I'm calling you, calling you

(DIA - Can't Stop) Oh I can't stop!

(HEIZE - Don't Know You) Now I know, even if you don't say it

(HEIZE - Don't Know You) Why didn't I know such an easy thing?

(SEVENTEEN - Don't Wanna Cry) Don't wanna cry~

(LOONA ODD EYE CIRCLE - Sweet Crazy Love) After my frozen feelings

(LOONA ODD EYE CIRCLE - Sweet Crazy Love) Awaken one by one

(I - I Wish) I won't believe them

(APRIL - April Story) I look happy~

(GOT7 - You Are) Only stay by my side. Warmly look at me just like this

(AOA - Bing Bing) You go round and round in my head

(AOA - Bing Bing) Why do I like you so much? I keep smiling

(OH MY GIRL - Coloring Book) Your eyes are like the stars in a half moon

(EXID - Night Rather Than Day) So come at night not during the day

(EXID - DDD) Stop it, Stop driving me crazy

(Lovelyz - WoW!) Wow, wow~

(BTOB - MOVIE) I'll be your man (ASTRO - Crazy Sexy Cool) I'm going crazy

(BTOB - MOVIE) more than anyone else (ASTRO - Crazy Sexy Cool) I'm going crazy

(BTOB - MOVIE) Be my last love

(Lovelyz - WoW!) Wow, wow~

(JEONG SEWOON - JUST U) I got trouble with my baby

(TWICE - SIGNAL) You fool, why don't you know my heart?

(JEONG SEWOON - JUST U) I got trouble with my baby

(TWICE - SIGNAL) But you only treat me as a friend

(TWICE - SIGNAL) That's not what I want

(SONAMOO - I) I, I, I~

(NIEL - Love Affair) Don't Make Me Cry!

(WJSN - I Wish) Hurry and walk into my heart

(SURAN & DEAN - 1+1=0) Relax your mind, yeah~

(Super Junior - Black Suit) So you won't forget me!

(PRODUCE 101 SEASON 2 - PICK ME) The moment I saw you

(MINZY - Ninano) NANO NINANO

(PRODUCE 101 SEASON 2 - PICK ME) My eyes were fixed on you

(MINZY - Ninano) NANO NINANO

(ZICO - Artist) People who are about to die of boredom

(ZICO - Artist) People who are gonna kill it, woah!

(gugudan - A Girl Like Me) A girl like me

(gugudan - A Girl Like Me) How about a girl like me? (ZICO - Artist) YES!!

(Girls' Generation - HOLIDAY) Baby baby, show me everything

(Girls' Generation - HOLIDAY) Will you come closer? (9MUSES - Love City) B-b-b-b-b-bad boy

(Girls' Generation - HOLIDAY) Let's make moves, anywhere is okay, let's go~

(WANNA ONE - Burn It Up) Burn It Up!

(MXM - I'm The One) Ayy, I want you

(MXM - I'm The One) I can't hold it in anymore! (TWICE - LIKEY) Ooh~

(GFRIEND - FINGERTIP) Then you became mine

(BLACKPINK - As If It's Your Last) Baby, hold me till I explode

(BLACKPINK - As If It's Your Last) Stop thinking, what's so hard about this?

(TWICE - LIKEY) But it's so typical to say I like you

(TWICE - LIKEY) It's not enough to express my heart

(gugudan - A Girl Like Me) Oooh baby (DIA - Will you go out with me?) I've fallen for you

(gugudan - A Girl Like Me) How about a girl like me?

(DIA - Will you go out with me?) It keeps tickling

(iKON - BLING BLING) BLING BLING, you're blinding~

(iKON - BLING BLING) BLING BLING!

(gugudan - A Girl Like Me) A girl like me, a a girl like me?

(iKON - BLING BLING) BLING BLING!

(Block B - Shall We Dance) Wanna play? Don't just watch, join!

(Red Velvet - Red Flavor) Peach juice, sweet and sour mix, mood

(Red Velvet - Red Flavor) The cocktail I wanna make you is brew RED

(Red Velvet - Red Flavor) Electricity in your ears, numbness in your nose

(Red Velvet - Red Flavor) Feeling better than you can imagine, up and bang

(LOONA's Jinsoul & Heejin - Singing in the Rain) Show me more, your light, all right

(LOONA's Jinsoul & Heejin - Singing in the Rain) Stay in me, all night

(LOONA's Jinsoul & Heejin - Singing in the Rain) Until the very last moment, stay next to me

(BTS - DNA) Don't look back

(LOONA 1/3 - Sonatine) Time, hidden by a mysterious secret

(WANNA ONE - Energetic) Your lips and my lips, I can feel it more and more

(WANNA ONE - Energetic) The hot air in this place

(PRISTIN - WEE WOO) I like you, I like you

(TWICE - KNOCK KNOCK) KNOCK KNOCK Knock on my heart and open it up hard

(PRISTIN - WEE WOO) I like you a lot (TWICE - KNOCK KNOCK) KNOCK KNOCK

(PRISTIN - WEE WOO) When I look at you (PRISTIN - WE LIKE) baby listen to me

(GFRIEND - Love Whisper) I can't express my heart like the nice breeze. Us~

(T-ARA - What's My Name) It's all a lie

(SF9 - O Sole Mio) you're gonna leave, you're gonna change

(HOTSHOT - Jelly) I want to have you, I'll be alright by the time

(HOTSHOT - Jelly) Hold my hand

(CNBLUE - Between Us) Our ambiguous relationship!

(SF9 - Easy Love) Breaking up is so easy for you, though it hurts so much for me

(SF9 - Easy Love) Leaving me is so easy for you

(UP10TION - Going Crazy) Baby I'm so sorry, you make me go crazy

(UP10TION - Going Crazy) Ah oh eh oh eh oh ah oh eh oh eh

(SF9 - Easy Love) I hate breaking up, cause it hurts

(SF9 - Easy Love) Cause I'm saying that I hate you

(BTS - DNA) We're completely different baby

(BTS - DNA) Because we've found our destiny together

(DAY6 - I Smile) Today, I smile. Even though it hurts, I smile.

(DAY6 - I Smile) Until the end I pretend that I'm fine

(DAY6 - I Smile) I pretend that I'm okay, I have to

(BTS - Spring Day) Snowflakes are falling, getting farther away

(WINNER - FOOL) Baby I was a fool…

(ASTRO - BABY) YEAH! (PSY - NEW FACE) Yeah Yeah Alright

(Red Velvet - Peek-A-Boo) Peek-Peek-A-Peek-A-Boo! That's me.

(ASTRO - BABY) OH YEAH! (HYUNA - BABE) U make me baby girl baby girl

(HYUNA - Lip & Hip) Lip-Li-Lip-Lip-Lip Spinning 'round like crazy

(SF9 - Easy Love) I hate breaking up, cause it hurts

(SF9 - Easy Love) Cause I'm saying that I hate you

(BTS - DNA) We're completely different baby

(BTS - DNA) Because we've found our destiny together

(JONGHYUN & TAEYEON - Lonely) Baby I'm so lonely, so lonely~

(BTOB - Missing You) As I long for you, I long for you

(2NE1 - Goodbye) Don't go

(2NE1 - Goodbye) Don't say you're gonna leave me

(G-DRAGON - Untitled, 2014) Turn around, and come back to me

(2NE1 - Goodbye) Don't leave me behind in the memories

(Taeyeon - Fine) Will we be living different lives?

(IU - Through The Night) Like the words written in the sand

(IU - Through The Night) Where the waves are, I~

(WANNA ONE - Beautiful) I miss you so much

(HIGHLIGHT - Plz Don't Be Sad) I don't want even the smallest scar to form on you

(HIGHLIGHT - Plz Don't Be Sad) I even want all of your sadness ma baby

(MONSTA X - Beautiful) OH You're so beautiful I can't take my eyes off you

(WANNA ONE - Beautiful) So beautiful!

(BOYFRIEND - Star) When I walk, I look around me

(BOYFRIEND - Star) To check if that person who resembles you, is you

(PENTAGON - Like This) Like this! (VIXX - Shangri La) Paint it on a little thicker

(VIXX - Shangri La) This night is deeply spreading

(PENTAGON - Like This) Even if there's a storm, I'll keep running like this

(NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb) Hurry, hurry, avoid it, right, cherry bomb feel it yum~

(Golden Child - DamDaDi) Eyo Eyo!

(NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb) Cherry bomb feel it (EXO - KoKoBop) HEY!

(BTS - MIC Drop) How you think 'bout that?

(NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb) I'm the biggest hit~ (EXO - KoKoBop) W-W-We Go Down Now

(RED VELVET - Rookie) YEAH! (JBJ - Fantasy) Take out all of your dreams

(RED VELVET - Rookie) Alright! (JBJ - Fantasy) Because that's me

(EXO - KoKoBop) Listen! (CLC - Hobgoblin) Look at me, stop acting so tough

(CLC - Hobgoblin) You'll regret it later, try playing me more

(NU'EST - WHERE YOU AT) WHERE YOU AT (NCT 127 - Limitless) Ho, ho~

(SEVENTEEN - CHANGE UP) Change up change up~ (NCT 127 - Limitless) Ho, ho~

(NU'EST - WHERE YOU AT) WHERE YOU AT

(SEVENTEEN - CHANGE UP) Change up change up change up~

(NCT 127 - Limitless) Baby I don't want nobody but you

(NCT 127 - Limitless) Ho, ho~ (SEVENTEEN - CHANGE UP) Change up change up~

(NCT 127 - Limitless) Ho, ho~ (ACE - Callin') Whenever, wherever, callin'

(NCT 127 - Limitless) Ho, wake me, wake me up!

(EXO - KoKoBop) You shine more as the night deepens

(EXO - KoKoBop) Your eyes tell me everything

(TAEYANG - WAKE ME UP) Is it love?

(BOYFRIEND - Star) I'm still looking at you!

(MONSTA X - Beautiful) OH You're so beautiful I can't take my eyes off you

(WANNA ONE - Beautiful) So beautiful!

(BOYFRIEND - Star) When I walk, I look around me

(BOYFRIEND - Star) To check if that person who resembles you, is you

(PENTAGON - Like This) Like this! (VIXX - Shangri La) Paint it on a little thicker

(VIXX - Shangri La) This night is deeply spreading

(PENTAGON - Like This) Even if there's a storm, I'll keep running like this

(NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb) Hurry, hurry, avoid it, right, cherry bomb feel it yum~

(BTS - MIC Drop) How you think 'bout that?

(NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb) I'm the biggest hit~ (EXO - KoKoBop) W-W-We Go Down Now

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(RED VELVET - Rookie) Alright! (JBJ - Fantasy) Because that's me

(EXO - KoKoBop) Listen! (CLC - Hobgoblin) Look at me, stop acting so tough

(CLC - Hobgoblin) You'll regret it later, try playing me more

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Fave Five 2017 - Movies with Mikey - Duration: 18:46.

Fave 5 films of 2017.

THIS IS NOT GOING TO GO THE WAY THAT YOU THINK.

MARK, we talked about this!

As always, this list represents nothing beyond my whims of what I enjoyed the most in 2017.

I am sorry if you disagree.

Here we GOOOO Honorable Mentions

Hit me with that Whitney!

The Last Jedi Okay, let's rip this band-aid off.

This isn't on the actual fave list because in a lot of ways I'm still digesting it.

I loved it, full stop, but I'm leaving it on honorable mentions for a second because

it certainly doesn't need me to elevate the conversation surrounding it right now.

Despite a lot of you wanting me to do that but I still need a minute with this one.

It's a visually stunning Star Wars experience.

The Holdo scene might be my favorite single scene all year.

I'll be talking about in multiple videos over the coming months, and speaking of, stay

through the credits because there are some changes coming to the format of this show

that I'm gonna talk about.

Definitely still digesting all of the things that happened here.

I can without hesitation say that my favorite Yoda scene in all of Star Wars is from this

movie.

Stunning.

Dunkirk This one was on the list, then it wasn't,

then it was.

Honestly I kept moving things around, but ultimately I think Dunkirk is a movie I will

revisit least, simply because of the subject matter it offers.

It is a brilliant film, just not one I want to rewatch as a lot of other stuff.

Sorry, #TophNo.

I love you.

Though, structurally, this is a victory lap on a taco starship because of its avant-garde

tap dancing on the very idea of linear time's grave.

Some storylines last days, some last a few hours, one lasts like two hours but everything

is edited together as if the stories were happening concurrently.

Dunkirk's a trip.

It's huge, it's loud, it's brash, it features a pretty damn good performance from

my boy Harry Styles, it's a stunning use of practical filmmaking, giving you real in-camera

scale, without resorting to a bunch of cheap cgi trickery.

It's great and the stand out here is the structure because editing three storyline

together than take place at three different time scales, it kind of an amazing magic trick

which I'll admit he flirted with on Interstellar but here he's saying something strange about

war at a purely thematic level—in war, time is a flexible concept.

Christopher Nolan has wild control over how a film is constructed.

It's wild.

We never quote have a firm grasp on what exactly he's going to deliver.

Blade Runner 2049 Yes, Blade Runner 2049 also didn't make

my fave list, and like the previous two movies, that's more of a measure of liking some

other films more it's not really a big deal because I just allowed myself to say more

things about the honorable mentions so really I'm giving a Fave 8 but that screws up my

branding.

Blade Runner 2049 is a brilliantly structured, mind-pulverisation that will leave you pondering

the nature of existence and what it means to be alive.

I have some wild theories about this movie and leave it to the master Denis Villeneuve

to construct a world that so readily allows them.

Ryan Gosling is a level of measured powder keg that he hasn't really been given the

chance to play before, no not even in Drive.

Not like this.

He's teetering on the brink of existential meltdown for the entire film, which means

that his acting needs to be a touch unpredictable to sell us that.

He does.

It delivers.

It also happens to feature the some of the best miniature work in a mainstream film since

… the first one.

Onto the main list!

Get Out Get Out, to my personal experience, feels

to be the one thing that everyone universally liked this year—and I mean that specifically

within cinema circles.

(Cuz I don't think the bad people liked it very much.)

Oh, sit down.

It's 2018, you can't not address the fact that, not only was Get Out a shocking, brilliant

horror film down to its very marrow, it's also a film that has a lot to say about what

it feels like to be a black person in America since like … forever.

Our current state of affairs is built into every facet of this film.

The micro-aggressions, the super-chill belittlement, the loss of agency, all illustrated by a single

change in perspective, without doing anything but illustrating our actual current reality.

Get Out is an important horror film.

A phrase I'm having trouble replicating a second example for … wow, um wow… cuz,

like brilliant films have been horror movies.

But stuff like The Exorcist really just taught us not to get possessed by demons, which feels

like a pretty useful life-skill to have without the help of a cinematic aid.

Don't … eat a demon.

I started this section in an effort to jump Get Out right to the front of the class, but

now I'm lacksidasically wondering if Get Out was the first horror movie to clock a

perfect 180 on the LSAT and people didn't really notice.

That's a law joke.

There's—see there's layers.

Most horror movies use often-cheap horror shorthand to exemplify why a certain small

town, or a certain creepy murder hill folk are often disgusting and not all together

human-feeling.

Get Out uses what appear to be normal, everyday people to show us a terrifying world to find

yourself caught in: ours.

We are in the Sunken Place.

I still haven't thought of another horror movie that had so much value as a resource

for finding and pinpointing way to help everyone understand a minority perspective, while being

this damn entertaining and clever.

I think Get Out might be the first horror masterpiece.

The Shining doesn't have the same kind of moral compass.

I was not a better person after watching it.

Don't attack your family with an axe after being possessed by a hotel.

Good tip, got it.

Thumbs up.

Psycho, Let the Right One In, Rosemary's Baby, Cabin in the Woods, The Thing.

They're all about something they don't appear to be on the surface, they're all

megaton successes on the theatrical stage as well as the artistic achievement – but

mean something, they really don't.

And if you type Room 237 in the comments, so help me, Voltron.

Here's food for thought: artistic symbolism is only as meaningful as an audience is able

to understand it on their own.

If no one gets your art, it's probably not as brilliant as you think it is.

As your art cannot function if a requirement of it is your standing next to it and explaining

it to everyone all the time.

Huh.

I think my point is that Get Out won horror forever.

I made a comment back with Cabin in the Woods akin to "how do you make a horror movie

after this?"

Jordan Peele answered my question and punched my face out of my face.

First-time writer/director/genius/and apparently, curve-buster: Peele knocked this out of the

stadium and into the Blimpie parking lot next door.

More like Get … in here and watch this awesome movie.

We need another take that was terrible—

Lady Bird Hey, speaking of geniuses: Greta Gerwig wrote

and directed an instant teenage-comedy classic with the purest heart of an aged silver sporting

a healthy patina.

A period piece taking place entirely in the somehow already nostalgic time period known

as 2003.

The year we went to war with Iraq, Homeland Security came into existence, and Americans

shoddily renamed French Fries to "Freedom Fries" because we are … the most insecure

nation on earth.

Some movies are too clever.

This movie is a problem-child in a nutshell: it's clever enough to get itself in trouble.

This film and its characters are way, way, way, way, way, way, SEVENTEEN MINUTES LATER,

way, way, way, way, way clever.

I sort of want to invent a special award for Saoirse Ronan and Lori Metcalf who are both

worlds better than I thought they were, and bear in mind I thought they were already fantastic,

also bearing in mind that I love Scream 2, but my goodness, this is an acting clinic.

And the writing gives them a gigantic area to create in.

The characters in this movie are shockingly imperfect, often carrying their flaws around

like a science fair project.

It can be hard to find your place in the world.

This is sort of a movie about me in a weird way.

I too was struggling to find my place in the universe around this time period and close

to Lady Bird aka Christine.

What is an identity?

We're all trying to figure that out.

Class of 2000 represent!

Oh god This film is currently sitting at a perfectly-imperfect

99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

And that fits.

Lady Bird fits into that space of perfectly-imperfect.

It's about that time period where we're still inventing who we are supposed to be:

a time of upheaval within ourselves.

That's a tough moment to capture with any real authenticity, but Greta Gerwig captures

it pretty effortlessly.

The grandiose confidence we have on the cusp of college age, thinking we're ready to

flip the world on its head – and the slowly-cracking fragility that comes with that.

Scene one feels as fresh as scene seventy.

This story isn't about just the beginning and the end because the middle is straight

up knuckled pancake (yeah, I brought that one back.)

Give it a go if you haven't because … damn.

-- Three Billboard outside Ebbing, Missouri.

Hey, this is going to be difficult to talk about and I'm gonna walk on some excessively

delicate egg shells here because there is some serious anger following this movie around

and I totally understand what it is you are saying about undeserved redemption.

However, I think this movie a great deal more subtle

than the outrage surrounding it allows.

Specifically because of one reason: no one is redeemed in this film.

We meet the characters in (not a spoiler) what feels like the last stage of their life,

in that you can sort of tell they're done evolving.

They all turned into terrible people that are beyond saving.

With the protagonist, we are given a reason, with everyone else in the film, we are not.

We know that tragedy has hollowed the soul from one person, it isn't the most egregious

stretch to believe that it hollowed other people out in increasingly disturbing and

off-putting ways.

It isn't a nice movie but any stretch of the imagination.

Trigger warning: EVERYTHING.

Easy things to get out of the way: the performances across the board are career defining work

from a cast whose careers have multiple standouts, standouts where they're the rosey-cheeked

gentle souls who must overcome impossible odds.

These are their hollowed remains.

To me, it's an important piece of art.

But I fully understand if you don't want a film to cross every line in the rule book.

I totally get it.

I can't even say I enjoyed watching it.

But it does have something to say about revenge stories: aka the cheapest stories in film.

Yeah, I said it.

Revenge is cheap and it is a short cut around character development.

To wit: this is the only time a revenge story ever made sense to me.

I watched Francis McDermott do a host of heinous, deplorable things and every step of the damn

way I was right there with her, understanding each decision, while staring in horror at

them.

If you love it I support you, if you don't love it I support you.

Okay, onto to another movie on my list with a disclaimer.

Baby Driver So, Baby Driver has ***** ******* in it.

Whoa, is that how we're handling it? ***** *******--huh, okay fair deal.

I'm not sure there is gonna be a whole hell of a lot of surprise about an Edgar Wright

movie being on Movies with Mikey, but I feel like there is still an ocean of depth in front

of us.

The music layers into the scene, the visuals layer on top of the music, the sound effects

then layer back on the music and all someone edited by an angel with magic pixie dreamboat

fingers.

The script is incredibly thin on characterizations for our two budding love birds, and yes I

said two, because I think it being both of them and not just Debora.

Baby's dialogue, is almost, if not all recycled from what other people say.

He is a dude constantly remixing his own life, in much the same way that the film is portraying

it.

It's not reality, it's enhanced movie reality.

Their romance is communicated almost entirely visually, never communicated verbally, just

sort of referred to here and there.

For lack of a better way to say this, we're supposed to feel their love through the music

because that is the medium they are communicating to each other in from moment one.

And I think that's important because this is a 1960's saccharine movie musical, where

true love can exist at first sight, remixed with a 70s car chase movie, through the lens

of a modern action movie.

And the rest of it is everything I've ever wanted to love in this world, including the

way sappy simple romance.

Because it doesn't end simple.

Because at some point reality will enter your reality.

It's why Baby's shirt is darkening over the course of the film, ergo, so does his

fairy tale life and romance outside of the crime stuff.

He's practically Fred Astaire at the beginning and by the end of it he's Snake god damn

Plisken.

I think Edgar did a phenomenal job.

The Big Sick Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon wrote a fantastic

semi-autobiographical piece on the nature of surprise debilitating illnesses and the

creative process—you know, my brand.

The Big Sick is perfect.

Nah, that doesn't seem big enough.

The Big Sick is BABY BOK CHOICE It's all at once a beautiful love story

written by the two people who lived that particular love story and all of the tribulations that

came with it.

The most emotionally satisfying movie of the year, endlessly clever, and dare I say it,

emotionally satisfying in ways that romantic comedies just generally … aren't.

It's emotionally honest, which is in shorter supply on the artistic scene then you'd

think.

Here's a fun way to illustrate this.

Ray Romano delivers a performance that stands up to his partner in fake movie marriage,

Holly Hunter.

I'm not trying to belittle Ray Romano or anything, he's great but she's Holly Hunter

who has been nominated for an Oscar four times, something Emily and Kumail can now also say

as they were nominated for best Original Screenplay for this.

For good reason.

It's brilliant.

The cast is perfection.

Oh, and before I get too sappy because I related to this film on another plane of existence,

it's also funny as hell.

Like movies don't come around this often where the jokes all just work this well – in

a movie that's sort of about comedy, but more the life of a person who does comedy.

You feel it.

Which might be why this movie is so disarming.

You come to laugh, but you just aren't expecting a movie to get so much about extended hospital

stays so unrelentingly honest and right.

I mean, they lived this so it makes perfect sense, but it's worth pointing out there

is a lot to learn from this movie.

People aren't at their best when a loved one is in the hospital.

For fear of someone else, people are often short with each other and blow things wildly

out of proportion.

Small drama becomes big drama real quick.

It's perfect.

I love it.

Make this your next rainy day blankets and tacos movie, you'll be glad you did.

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