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If you are looking for a classic and elegant women's road jersey for elite female athletes

then the Meraj Women's Jersey is for you.

It's made with Profila fabrics combined with 37.5 active particle technology for best in class breathability.

This keeps you cool and dry all day long.

This jersey features three traditional back pockets, a zippered security pocket,

and a full-length zipper to control your core when temps rise.

The contoured silhouette and compression fabrics fit next-to-skin.

This means this performance cycling top prevents fabric from flapping in the wind

and items stored in pockets from bouncing.

Add some speed to your life and check out the Meraj Women's jersey.

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Bontrager Apparel: Meraj Women's Cycling Gloves - Duration: 1:00.

The Meraj Women's Glove is a sleek, race-ready, premium padded women's glove

for serious riders who demand ultimate comfort and performance.

Developed using massive amounts of pressure mapping data and non-stop testing,

the gel and memory foam pair together in optimal shapes, sizes, and placements

to provide you with the un-paralleled comfort and control.

The OverEasy inverted design provides a clean palm to reduce pad bunching.

Our inForm BioDynamic design distributes peak pressure on nerves to keep your hands feeling fresh throughout your ride.

This glove also features soft and breathable AX Suede synthetic leather palms with plenty of dexterity.

When rides end, use the sleek, integrated pull-off feature, which makes taking sweaty gloves off easier than ever.

With so many features it's easy to see why Meraj is the ultimate women's cycling glove.

Check them out for yourself today.

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Bontrager Apparel: Meraj Endurance Jersey - Duration: 0:49.

Go the distance with the Meraj Endurance Women's Jersey.

This classic and elegant road top was designed for elite female athletes

who need additional storage space when rides require extra essentials.

Built out of premium Profila fabrics combined with 37.5 active particle technology means best in class breathability.

This means you stay dry and cool all day long.

This jersey features three traditional back pockets

with two reinforced zippered expansions for extra storage when you need it.

Or, you can zip them closed for a streamlined fit during shorter rides.

Cut to fit next to skin, this performance cycling top prevents fabric from flapping in the wind

and items stored in pockets from bouncing.

Go further and faster with the Meraj Endurance Women's jersey.

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Bontrager Apparel: Vella Women's Cycling Gloves - Duration: 0:39.

Add some style to your cycling wardrobe with Vella Women's Glove,

a fashionable and functional padded glove for female riders.

Our inForm BioDynamic design optimizes pad shapes, size, and placement of gel foam

that relieve nerve pressure for increased, long-lasting comfort.

Easy to take off after your ride, the sleek pull-off feature is built directly into the glove.

Finishing it all off with a fashionable take on a traditional opening,

Vella features a peak-a-boo closure design on back of hand as a stylish accent.

The Vella women's cycling glove is an obvious choice no matter what bike you're riding.

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Discover why companies partner with U.S. Energy Recovery - Duration: 2:41.

This is Ron, the Facility Director for a large manufacturing company.

Ron needed to upgrade his lighting and awarded the job to a local contractor who suggested

using affordable LED light fixtures they had used on other projects.

The new lighting looked fine to Ron, and he had a manufacturer's warranty, so he approved

payment of the invoice.

Of course, things can go wrong and just after a year, a few of Ron's lights began failing.

Upon calling the manufacturer, they asked about the environment they were installed

in and determined the warranty was invalid due to improper application.

Ron then called his contractor, who denied any responsibility, citing the manufacturer's warranty.

Poor Ron was stuck in the middle with a dark and unsafe workplace for his employees.

Now, this story would have a completely different ending if Ron had engaged U.S. Energy Recovery,

so let's rewind and go back:

Ron called U.S. Energy Recovery,

the leading national provider of turnkey LED lighting solutions.

Ron learned about how U.S. Energy Recovery saves its customers $15.2 million dollars

annually which equates to 74 million kilowatt hours.

Their project team has years of experience selecting the correct fixture for even the

most extreme of environments.

They train their employees to make sure each job is performed safely and efficiently.

Additionally, Ron liked that U.S. Energy Recovery offered several financing options that required

$0 of upfront capital and the energy savings created monthly positive cash flow.

This means Ron can get his new lighting system installed without all of the red tape of capital budgets.

Ron enjoys the benefits of a job well done while creating a safer and more productive workplace.

All aspects of the LED lighting solution including workmanship and materials such as fixtures,

sensors or any other installed component are serviced directly by U.S. Energy Recovery,

eliminating any chance of Ron getting stuck in the middle again.

Ron has the peace of mind knowing that he can make one phone call for any service, repair

or warranty claims, and Ron knows that he's backed by an unparalleled customer service program.

Ron now has a long-term energy efficiency partner for all his needs, and he is happy.

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Mathematical Thinking: Crash Course Statistics #2 - Duration: 11:01.

Hi, I'm Adriene Hill.

This is Crash Course Statistics.

In the last video we talked about why we care about statistics.

How we use statistics.

And Statistics is math.

So we thought we'd take a detour from the traditional curriculum to talk about how to

think about numbers.

Really, really big numbers.

Really small numbers.

And how to make sense of them.

We're also going talk about mathematical thinking.

And fighter jets.

INTRO

Chances are, if you are watching this channel,

and certainly if you are commenting below, you are literate.

You understand language and how to use it.

But--are you equally comfortable with numbers?

I'm not talking about being able to calculate square roots in your head.

Or instantly tell whether or not 17321 is prime or not.

(It is.

I looked it up.)

Numeracy is about being able to wrap your head around what it means when politicians

talk about a one-point-five-trillion-dollar budget hole.

It's about getting a handle on how much you should really lose sleep over the chance

of an Ebola outbreak.

And how to compare that risk to the chance of being killed by a terrorist.

Or a snake bite.

Or dying from an opioid overdose.

And what those comparisons might tell us about the time and resources we spend trying to

address those problems.

Mathematical thinking is about seeing the world in a different way.

Which means sometimes seeing beyond our intuition or gut feeling.

Because it turns out most of our guts are good at digesting food and pretty bad at math.

Infants less than a year old can discern between three objects.

I am much more advanced than an infant and can pretty easily comprehend the difference

in one and a hundred.

Even the difference between a hundred and a thousand or maybe even ten thousand.

For most of us, once numbers get really big, we lose our ability to have any intuitive

sense of them.

The distinction between a million and a billion and a trillion is really hard to visualize.

There are 100-trillion bacteria in each of our bodies and non-mathematical guts.

100-trillion.

There are an estimated 10- quintillion insects that are alive right now.

And an estimated 300-sextillion stars in the universe.

So how do you even begin to think about those big numbers and what they mean?

Let's go to the THOUGHT BUBBLE.

Take a minute to visualize the difference between one and one hundred and one thousand

and a hundred thousand and a million.

That's a lot of dots a whole lot of dots.`

There are other good ways to try to make sense of big numbers.

You can try to put the number in context.

The US debt is in the neighborhood of 20-Trillion dollars.

About 323 million people live in the US.

So--the debt owed for each person is about sixty-two thousand and five hundred dollars.

You can turn a big number into a unit of measurement you are more comfortable with.

The Kola Superdeep Borehole, which is the deepest artificial point on earth is 40,230 ft deep.

I have no idea how deep that is.

Until you tell me that it's 7 and a half miles down.

And I can start to picture it.

You can have reference points for big numbers, ready to go.

There are about 100-thousand words in a 400 page novel.

About 46-thousand people show up to Dodgers games in Los Angeles.

I can roughly visualize that.

A million people taking to the streets to protest--might be easier to think of as 21

Dodger Stadium's worth of people.

Or 14 and a half crowds for a Real Madrid match.

Time can help us go even bigger.

A million seconds is a little less than 12 days.

What about a billion seconds?

Do you think you are a billion seconds old?

Are you older than 32?

It takes 32 YEARS for a billion seconds to pass.

And what about a trillion seconds?

Think you or I will be alive after a trillion seconds passes?

Sorry to break it to you.

But no.

We will not.

Even if you are destined to be the Guinness Book of World Records oldest woman.

There is a 100% chance, barring massive medical breakthroughs that you will be dead.

It takes 32-thousand years for a trillion seconds to tick by.

Thanks thought bubble.

A quick note about scientific notation.

Scientific notation can be really helpful for calculating with big numbers, but not

necessarily helpful for understanding them.

Without context, exponents can be non-intuitive if that's a word in their own way.

10 to the 39th and 10 to the 32nd sound like they might be close.

But 10 to the 39th is 10-MILLION times larger than 10 to the 32nd.

We're not going to run the dots on that one.

There are about 7-point-six billion people on earth.

7-point-6 BILLION.

Understanding the sheer number of people out there in the world, can help us make sense

of the common-ness of coincidences or improbable events.

Some statisticians call it the "law of truly large numbers".

The idea here is that with a large enough group, or sample, unlikely things are completely

likely to happen.

Consider this example from statistician David Hand.

On September 6th, 2009, the Bulgarian lottery randomly selected as the winning numbers

4, 15, 23, 24, 35, 42.

And then, four days later, on September 10th, the Bulgarian lottery randomly selected new

winning numbers.

4, 15, 23, 24, 35, and 42.

Exactly the same numbers.

People freaked out.

Bulgaria's sports minister ordered an investigation.Was it fraud?

Something else?

Hand says calm down.

It's just coincidence.

He lays out the math to prove it--but part of the argument here is the law of truly large numbers.

If you consider the number of lotto drawings--every week--around the world--over years and years--

"it would be amazing" he wrote, "if draws did not occasionally repeat."

Speaking of those incredibly unlikely things...we need to talk about the flip side of incredibly

big numbers….

The incredibly small numbers--that can also be hard to comprehend.

Take the likelihood of winning a Mega Millions jackpot in the US.

Right now it's about one in 302.6 million.

The probability that you'd win the jackpot is 0.000-000-003-305.

Let's put the teeny-tiny chance of that happening in some perspective 302.6 million

is the number of seconds in more than 9 and a half years.

So, to borrow here from a very funny post by Tim Urban on Wait But Why that's like

knowing that a hedgehog will sneeze once in the next 9 and a half years and betting on

the exact second... during those nine and a half years... that the hedgehog will need

a tissue.

I'm going with May 2nd, 2:23 and 33 seconds PM, 2021.

Our inability to judge small numbers does more than just cause us to misjudge our chances

of winning the lottery.

It causes us to worry about the wrong things.

To fear the wrong things.

Take your chance of dying from Ebola.

If you live in the US--the chance that you'll be killed by Ebola in any given year is pretty

close to your chance of winning the mega millions lottery.

One in 309.6 million.

It is, among the very, very least likely ways anybody living in the US will die in a year.

Though you are, by some accounts, LESS likely to be killed by a terrorist attack in the

US committed by a refugee.

In a 2016 study, researchers calculated that at one in 3.64 Billion chance in the US in

a given year.

And you far more likely to be die in dozens of other ways.

There is a one in 6 million chance someone living in the US will be killed in a given

year by bee sting.

A one in 708-thousand chance that they'll die falling from a ladder.

A one in 538 chance they'll die in a given year from cancer.

And...not a big cause of death...but did you know people die in sand holes that they or

their friends have dug out at the beach.

They crawl in.

Looking for a little time in the sand hole.

And woosh.

The hole suddenly collapses and they are buried.

Stay out of sand holes.

I'm going to stop because it's stressing me out.

The point here is that it's worth taking the time to think through small numbers.

Cause they can help you figure out what's actually worth worrying about.

And what isn't.

What you might want to act on and what you might want society to take more and less seriously.

My personal take away is that I'd be way better off spending more time exercising and

less time looking around obsessively for poisonous snakes.

Cause the annual odds of dying from a snake bite in the US are only about one in 34

million, but the odds of dying from heart disease in any given year are one in 534.

Thinking mathematically isn't just about understanding numbers better.

It's about asking important questions about the world around us.

And letting numbers illuminate those questions.

One of my favorite examples mathematical thinking is the story of Abraham Wald and the missing

bullet holes.

Hat tip here to mathematician Jordan Ellenberg for highlighting the story.

Let's go to the News Desk.

World War II: Manhattan.

A group of statisticians and mathematicians are hard at work trying to protect American

fighter pilots.

Their task--trying to figure out how to best armor planes without making them too heavy

so our heroes to outrun and outwit the enemy.

In an effort to figure out how to best protect our planes, the statisticians pour over data

of the planes that returned from fighting--looking at where they took damage.

Where the bullet holes were.

That data showed there were more bullet holes in the fuselage and fuel system and not as

many in the engines.

So how do we save our American heroes?

The exceptional statistician Abraham Wald studied the data and came back with the advice...that

surprised everyone to put the armor where the bullet holes weren't.

Over the engines.

Wald realized the bullet holes should have been more evenly distributed over the planes.

If fewer planes were returning with holes in the engines--that meant those planes weren't

returning home.

Wald has the exceptional realization the data wasn't a random sample of all planes.

It only represented the planes that returned.

He suggested the military add armor to engines.

American lives were saved!

Not all mathematical thinking is going to help you save lives.

But it will help you make better decisions- Mathematical thinking can help you see past

coincidence.

It can help you judge risks.

It can help you see the broader relationships in the world.

Thinking mathematically gives us something to go on other than our guts, and their trillions of bacteria.

Thanks for watching. I'll see you again next time.

For more infomation >> Mathematical Thinking: Crash Course Statistics #2 - Duration: 11:01.

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MAFS' Sean D blames an ex for his reaction to Jo | news 24h - Duration: 7:20.

'Oh s**t': What groom let slip when he saw his bride for the first time at the altar on Married At First Sight

This is the moment a seemingly disappointed groom muttered oh s**t when he saw his bride for the first time on Married At First Sight in Australia.

Pub manager Sean D could be heard on camera saying the expletive as his bride-to-be Jo, a 39-year-old single mum of two, walked down the aisle.

But his glum expression seemed to do nothing to deter Jo, who beamed at Sean on meeting him for the first time. She later told the cameras: My expectations have been met, and then some.

To infinity and beyond. Winning! Jackpot! Ive won the lotto!  . Speaking out: Sean D, 39, has blamed a bad breakup for his disappointed reaction to seeing single mum Jo, 39, walk down the aisle.

It was difficult breaking up, it wasnt like either of us did anything wrong - there was no cheating or anything like that, he said. Thirty-eight-year-old Sean, from Adelaide, later tried to blame a bad breakup for his disappointed reaction.

He toldThe Fix on Wednesday that a former lover of 10 years left him so heartbroken two years ago that it affected his behaviour on the show.

She became a fitness freak but was just crazy. We slowly drifted apart and that was it, we were done.

He added: We had a five-acre property together, and she ran out of time for me and the animals. It was really hard because I had to take responsibility of the farm.

I got all the animals. When we broke up, we had nine dogs, two alpacas, and two horses..

Difficult split: The Adelaide pub manager told The Fix on Wednesday that a former lover of 10 years left him so heartbroken two years ago that it still affects him today.

Sean described their split after a decade together as really hard and stressful because he thought they would spend the rest of their lives together. Season five of Married At First Sight premiered on Monday with 912,000 metro viewers tuning in.

The show was trumped by Channel Seven ratings juggernaut MKR, which attracted an impressive 1,182,000 during the same 7. It comes after social media reacted in horror after witnessing Sean and Jo tie the knot in a very awkward ceremony.

The newlyweds experienced completely different reactions to one another. Absolute car crash: Twitter users were left stunned after Married At First Sights Jo and Sean experienced VERY different reactions to one another after meeting on Tuesday nights episode.

As bubbly bride Jo was walked down the aisle by her young son, she instantly fell-head-over heels for Sean. However, he could barely raise a smile after setting eyes on his soon-to-be wife.

After their wedding ceremony, vivacious Jo excitedly gushed in a piece-to-camera: My expectations have been met, and then some. To infinity and beyond. Winning! Jackpot! Ive won the lotto! .

My expectations have been met, and then some. To infinity and beyond: Single mum Jo was VERY smitten with her new husband, but had no idea he wasnt feeling the same way.

She continued to giggle and gush: The experts have been spot on! He is for me. He couldnt be anymore perfect. However, Sean was feeling far less elated about their marriage.

Speaking privately with producer, the nervous groom struggled to find the words to describe how he was feeling.

I dont think there was um, like, you know, um a massive spark straight away: Seans wedding day was marked with a strong lack of enthusiasm, which went unnoticed by his bubbly bride.

Reacting in horror: Twitter users couldnt look away from the unfolding nuptials . I dont think there was um, like, you know, um a massive spark straight away, he spluttered.

Twitter users cringed at the very awkward juxtaposition in their reactions to one another. absolute car crash, one summed up.

MAKE IT STOP: Users flooded Twitter to share their thoughts on the unfolding drama . MAKE IT STOP, another viewer wrote, with an accompanying GIF.

Another hilariously liked Jo and her enthusiasm to the infamously keen bride Muriel Heslop in the comedy smash Muriels Wedding. Oh Jo, play it cool girlfriend! they wrote accompanied by a GIF from the 1994 film.

Youre terrible, Muriel! One user likened Jo to infamously keen bride Muriel Heslop from the 1994 film, Muriels Wedding .

For more infomation >> MAFS' Sean D blames an ex for his reaction to Jo | news 24h - Duration: 7:20.

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MAFS' Sean D blames an ex for his reaction to Jo | news 24h - Duration: 7:20.

'Oh s**t': What groom let slip when he saw his bride for the first time at the altar on Married At First Sight

This is the moment a seemingly disappointed groom muttered oh s**t when he saw his bride for the first time on Married At First Sight in Australia.

Pub manager Sean D could be heard on camera saying the expletive as his bride-to-be Jo, a 39-year-old single mum of two, walked down the aisle.

But his glum expression seemed to do nothing to deter Jo, who beamed at Sean on meeting him for the first time. She later told the cameras: My expectations have been met, and then some.

To infinity and beyond. Winning! Jackpot! Ive won the lotto!  . Speaking out: Sean D, 39, has blamed a bad breakup for his disappointed reaction to seeing single mum Jo, 39, walk down the aisle.

It was difficult breaking up, it wasnt like either of us did anything wrong - there was no cheating or anything like that, he said. Thirty-eight-year-old Sean, from Adelaide, later tried to blame a bad breakup for his disappointed reaction.

He toldThe Fix on Wednesday that a former lover of 10 years left him so heartbroken two years ago that it affected his behaviour on the show.

She became a fitness freak but was just crazy. We slowly drifted apart and that was it, we were done.

He added: We had a five-acre property together, and she ran out of time for me and the animals. It was really hard because I had to take responsibility of the farm.

I got all the animals. When we broke up, we had nine dogs, two alpacas, and two horses..

Difficult split: The Adelaide pub manager told The Fix on Wednesday that a former lover of 10 years left him so heartbroken two years ago that it still affects him today.

Sean described their split after a decade together as really hard and stressful because he thought they would spend the rest of their lives together. Season five of Married At First Sight premiered on Monday with 912,000 metro viewers tuning in.

The show was trumped by Channel Seven ratings juggernaut MKR, which attracted an impressive 1,182,000 during the same 7. It comes after social media reacted in horror after witnessing Sean and Jo tie the knot in a very awkward ceremony.

The newlyweds experienced completely different reactions to one another. Absolute car crash: Twitter users were left stunned after Married At First Sights Jo and Sean experienced VERY different reactions to one another after meeting on Tuesday nights episode.

As bubbly bride Jo was walked down the aisle by her young son, she instantly fell-head-over heels for Sean. However, he could barely raise a smile after setting eyes on his soon-to-be wife.

After their wedding ceremony, vivacious Jo excitedly gushed in a piece-to-camera: My expectations have been met, and then some. To infinity and beyond. Winning! Jackpot! Ive won the lotto! .

My expectations have been met, and then some. To infinity and beyond: Single mum Jo was VERY smitten with her new husband, but had no idea he wasnt feeling the same way.

She continued to giggle and gush: The experts have been spot on! He is for me. He couldnt be anymore perfect. However, Sean was feeling far less elated about their marriage.

Speaking privately with producer, the nervous groom struggled to find the words to describe how he was feeling.

I dont think there was um, like, you know, um a massive spark straight away: Seans wedding day was marked with a strong lack of enthusiasm, which went unnoticed by his bubbly bride.

Reacting in horror: Twitter users couldnt look away from the unfolding nuptials . I dont think there was um, like, you know, um a massive spark straight away, he spluttered.

Twitter users cringed at the very awkward juxtaposition in their reactions to one another. absolute car crash, one summed up.

MAKE IT STOP: Users flooded Twitter to share their thoughts on the unfolding drama . MAKE IT STOP, another viewer wrote, with an accompanying GIF.

Another hilariously liked Jo and her enthusiasm to the infamously keen bride Muriel Heslop in the comedy smash Muriels Wedding. Oh Jo, play it cool girlfriend! they wrote accompanied by a GIF from the 1994 film.

Youre terrible, Muriel! One user likened Jo to infamously keen bride Muriel Heslop from the 1994 film, Muriels Wedding .

For more infomation >> MAFS' Sean D blames an ex for his reaction to Jo | news 24h - Duration: 7:20.

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[Closed Captions] Shin Koihime Musou - Moeshouden 040 - Duration: 25:54.

Pairen: Hey, Shuri. I prepared the documents you requested before, so I'll leave them here.

Shuri: Thank you, Pairen-san. It helps. #I was originally planning to do Ei's event, but noticed this avaliable#

Pairen: There were quite a lot of them, so it wasn't easy...

Shuri: Is that so? I don't remember giving you that much...

Pairen: Isn't that only by your standards?

Shuri: Hmm. I wonder, Hinari-chan...

Hinari: I don't know... but Master takes about as long as Pairen-san.

Pairen: So it's the same as Hongou... I believed I was at least better than him when it comes to office work.

Hinari: Master has been doing a lot of various work lately. #I don't know if I should feel proud of Kazuto or feel bad for Pairen#

Pairen: I see... he has it hard too, I guess. #Look at it from the bright side, she's closest to her loved one#

Aisha: I'm coming in, Shuri.

Shuri: What's wrong, Aisha-san?

Aisha: Oh, if it isn't Pairen-dono... can I borrow Shuri for a bit?

Pairen: Yeah. It's okay, I'm finished here already.

Shuri: Did something happen?

Aisha: It's just that. I've heard that you assigned Rinrin as a supervisor for the investigation in three days... is that true?

Shuri: You say supervisor, but she has assistants, and she'll mostly just be there as a guard. I thought Rinrin-chan should manage.

Aisha: It'd be okay if she was just guarding them... but, putting aside if she was with Shion or Sei, but I doubt Rinrin can take command over precise work by herself.

Shuri: Yeah. That's true, but... Shion-san and Sei-san have other plans for that day.

Hinari: I believe Aisha-san has plans too.

Aisha: Yeah... normally, I should come along.

Pairen: So you need someone to keep her in check?

Shuri: Yes. I wish we had someone free. #Please don't be so predictable#

Hinari: Enya-sana and Tanpopo-chan are free, but... #Wait, what? Do you have a problem with Tanpopo?#

Pairen: I doubt those two can keep Rinrin in check. What about Touka or Hongou?

Hinari: Touka-sama and Master on that day are both...

Pairen: I see...

Aisha: Pairen-dono, do you have anyone in mind? #Umm... Nene, Ei or Yue... and Ren, to enforce their orders#

Pairen: I've finished all urgent tasks, so I'm free for a while, but...

Aisha: Oh! Pairen-dono! #Let me guess, she'll fail?#

Hinari: Pairen-san is a fitting choice! #Specifically, Rinrin won't listen. That's why, take Ren#

Aisha: Yeah!

Shuri: Pairen-san! Can I request you to supervise the investigation instead of Rinrin-chan?

Pairen: Yeah... wait, what? #Oh, so she won't have to deal with tiny boar#

Aisha: If it's Pairen-dono, she should have no problems being a supervisor.

Pairen: Y... yeah.

Pairen: That's weird... I offered to keep Rinrin in check so why exactly did I get appointed as a supervisor...

Pairen: Nn, nn, nn...

Pairen: Hey. Mister, refills. #Oh, okay, she won't fail, this is not what this event is about#

Owner: Kousonsan-sama. That was your third one, right? Don't you think you're drinking too fast today?

Pairen: There are days like this. Refills. #It's an event about a drunken depressed tsundere#

Owner: Okay...

Pairen: They even said my paperwork is on par with Hongou's... #Is that a bad thing? That just means she's competent#

Pairen: Well, I knew I can't match Aisha or Sei when it comes to combat... #But she's better than Kazuto, Shuri, Hinari, Meirin and Reiha#

Pairen: I also knew I lose to Shuri and Hinari in office work and strategy... #But she's better than Rinrin, Enya, probably Tanpopo#

Pairen: But not on Hongou's level... #Now you're just being rude. First world problems, and insulting Kazuto#

Owner: Kousonsan-sama, your refills. #She's a reliable all-rounder with common sense that never causes troubles#

Pairen: Yeah, thank you.

Owner: And have this. At least eat something as you drink, okay?

Pairen: Sorry...

Owner: It's okay...

Pairen: This tastes really good, Mister...

Owner: Thank you.

Pairen: Hey, Mister.

Owner: Yes?

Pairen: What do you think of me? #Dafuq are you doing, drunkard?#

Owner: Well... you're a regular here...

Pairen: Not that. I'm asking if I'm beautiful or not.

Owner: I think you are, why? #People selling booze should be quite used to this#

Pairen: Thank you... you're the only one that says so, Mister. #And once again, you're being rude towards Kazuto for no reason#

Owner: I see... well, I'll be working inside, so call me if you need anything. #I'll even go check Pairen's H-scene to see what Kazuto said#

Pairen: Yeah.

Pairen: Beautiful... he said... hehe... #Yup, Kazuto at least said she's cute#

Pairen: Nn... nn... nn... puha.

Pairen: But, there's that... if you want someone beautiful, there's always Sei. If you want someone cute, there's Touka and Shuri...

Pairen: ...

Pairen: ...Huh?

Pairen: Do I... even have anything I'm confident at? #Horsemanship, loyalty towards Kazuto, common sense, appearance#

Pairen: In terms of combat, there's way too many I can't match, right?

Pairen: In terms of pollitics too, there's way too many I can't match, right? #She really doesn't understand what being an all-rounder is all about#

Pairen: In terms of charm too, there's way too many I can't match, right? #No. Definitely not. I believe Pairen is very popular with fans#

Pairen: ...

Pairen: No wonder I can't contribute. Haha... #Her ONLY flaw is how she focuses too much on her inexistent misery#

Pairen: Uu, I can't stand it without drinking... #Also wrong, drinking is actually what causes all those thoughts#

Sei: What are you doing, Pairen-dono?

Pairen: Huh, now that's unexpected... meeting you here.

Sei: It shouldn't be. I believe it's you who told me about this comfortable bar.

Pairen: Now that you mention it...

Sei: It appears you got drunk in a bad way again... did something happen?

Pairen: I kinda realized my lack of impact...

Sei: ...

Pairen: Ah, you just thought "took you a while"...

Sei: No, I thought "Did she never notice before?"...

Pairen: You're making fun of me!

Sei: I'm not making fun of you. I'm just sincerely surprised...

Pairen: That's even worse, idiot! It doesn't work as a [follow]! #Also, Pairen is pretty good at tsukkomi#

Sei: [Follow]?

Pairen: Hongou mentioned it before. After someone says something rude, followed by something even more merciless, that [follow] thingy comes into play!

Sei: [Follow]... hmm.

Pairen: Nothing to "hmm" about!

Sei: Jeez... I wanted to keep you company for showing me a good store... but it appears I've drawn a short straw.

Pairen: Keep me company, if you're going to! Mister! Bring some more booze!

Pairen: So. You know how the fighting tournament went?

Sei: Yeah.

Pairen: I got destroyed by strategists during that shogi tournament... well, I won against Renfa though.

Sei: Yeah.

Pairen: Debate tournament... huh? Did I even get my turn there?

Sei: Yeah.

Pairen: You're really a beauty, Sei.

Sei: Yeah.

Pairen: But your personality is seriously twisted.

Sei: Yeah.

Pairen: Not "yeah"! You're not listening!

Pairen: Listen to me!

Sei: Ugh... speaking without noticing change in Pairen-dono, that was the biggest failure of Chou Shiryuu's life...

Pairen: I'm the biggest failure here. Why am I so insignificant... what do you think, Sei?

Sei: Why, you ask... born under such star or something?

Pairen: Come to think of it, Touka popped up and took a bunch of my soldiers, you fled, and I barely achieved it during the Anti-Toutaku Alliance...

Sei: And now you're bringing up some old stories.

Pairen: Well, I managed to become a territory lord, you know? Though nobody probably remembers anymore.

Sei: No, we remember it.

Pairen: But. After that, before I realized, I lost to Reiha, and even after joining Touka, I somehow don't stand out.

Pairen: There's that too. I bet Touka and Karin will have a lot of focus in the future history books...

Pairen: But I'll probably only have one line about me: "Defeated by Reiha before she realized".

Sei: That's something for future historians to worry about. Am I wrong?

Pairen: You're right, but... somehow, won't things work out, Sei? #Seriously, she has everything, but makes problems out of nowhere#

Sei: Normally, Milord would conveniently drop by at times like this...

Pairen: Did you say something?

Sei: I didn't.

Kazuto: Achoo!

Touka: What's wrong, Master? Caught cold? #You know, the whole sneeze = illness is a dumb logic#

Kazuto: Doesn't feel so... anyway, how are those documents? #You're way more likely to sneeze due to dust in the air or bright light#

Touka: Pairen-chan organized them well, so it's almost done.

Kazuto: I see. Pairen really helps us behind the scenes a lot... #And they even added a scene that shows that her worries are over nothing#

Touka: Right. Okay, let's work a bit more for Pairen-chan's sake, Master!

Kazuto: Yeah!

Pairen: So. Before I noticed, even though I offered to keep Rinrin in check, but I ended up being the investigation supervisor in her stead.

Sei: ...Isn't that a good choice?

Pairen: Well, that's true. But at the same time, it's almost as if they told me I can't keep Rinrin in check.

Sei: Well, I won't deny that truth...

Pairen: Did you say something?

Sei: I did not.

Pairen: Well, how should I say, it's not like I don't like being investigation supervisor. But I really don't feel right with how that conversation went.

Pairen: I mean, noone offered me to keep Rinrin in check, right?

Sei: (I mean, there's no way Pairen-dono can stop Rinrin...)

Pairen: Did you say something?

Sei: Really, I did not. Also, being supervisor means you need to be able to deal with emergencies, isn't that a proof that your skills are needed?

Pairen: Well, that I'm grateful for.

Pairen: Then, why didn't they ask me in the first place? #Because they're assholes#

Sei: ...Did you have other plans?

Pairen: I did not. From the very beginning.

Sei: ...

Pairen: I think they probably forgot about me... #But that's not Pairen's fault#

Sei: No, that's... or maybe they thought you're busy and were being considerate?

Pairen: I'm Touka's friend, so there's no need to be considerate. #Honestly, those are not good people. Almost none of them#

Sei: ...

Pairen: And I don't think Touka treats me... as stranger.

Sei: (This is really terminal... is it booze's fault?)

Pairen: You said something again. #See? Sei is not exactly being a good friend either#

Sei: N, no, I did not.

Pairen: No, you did... I won't let you go until you confess, got it? #The only good people in this game... Yue, Ei and Pairen#

Sei: (She gets really troublesome when she's drunk!) #Ren is irresponsible. Shion is a bad parent. Touka is selfish#

Pairen: I bet you just thought I'm a troublesome drunkard! #Oh, wait, there's Toshi too, she's good#

Sei: I, I really did not! #Kikyo would be good... but she got a lot of soldiers killed for weird reason#

Shuri: Master, Touka-sama... how's the work going? #There's Shia too, she's a good person, so five of them#

Kazuto: Ah. Thanks to Pairen's documents, we'll finish soon... where's Pairen, by the way?

Shuri: Dunno. She's not in her room, so did she go out? #Nagi... would be, if she doubted people more, she's too easily misled#

Kazuto: I see... I wanted to invite her to eat with us all after we're done here... #Maybe Ruru too. So even if I'm lenient, only seven people#

Touka: Mmm...

Kazuto: No, that includes you too, okay? #See? She's your friend, Touka, at least let her have her time#

Shuri: W, what about me? #I said Ei, but I guess people might argue there#

Kazuto: I said all... #But Ei never really did anything bad, she was only protecting Yue#

Pairen: So. I kinda also want to... umm, how was it called in Hongou's country, establish myself as a colorcter?

Sei: Colorcter? #She mispronounced it, so I had to improvise#

Pairen: Ugh. I think he said colorcter. Anyway, I'm hopeless unless I establish myself as a colorcter.

Sei: That should be possible with some herbal medicine... why don't you visit a store that handles them?

Pairen: No, I'm not trying to get a colorful tattoo! I want to establish a colorcter!

Sei: (She's not making any sense...) #Apparently, mispronounced version word can mean tattoos or something#

Pairen: Don't you think I'm making no sense!

Sei: I, I did not! ...Hmm?

Pairen: What's wrong, Sei?

Sei: Pairen-dono. Were you talking about establishing yourself as a character?

Pairen: Colorcter...

Sei: No, it's character.

Pairen: Colorcter... colorcter... colorcter...

Sei: ...

Pairen: Oh. Oooooh. Yeah, you're right, colorcter!

Sei: No, really, it's character...

Pairen: I haven't established myself, right? As a colorcter. #Umm... tsundere, drunkard, good-natured, skilled rider, unlucky#

Sei: Hmm...

Pairen: Don't "hmm"! Be honest, give me your honest opinion! Say yes! #So, yeah, she has plenty of personality traits. There's also Kamen Hakuba#

Sei: Well, now that you mention it, you haven't established one... #Sei, slap her, she's being way too greedy#

Pairen: I haven't, right?

Sei: That's right.

Pairen: Uu, I'm sensitive about it... Sei, you'll make your friend cry if you put it that bluntly, you know? #Wtf happened to sound in my recording there?#

Sei: ...

Pairen: Well, don't wry. I'm well aware that you're this kind of person. Don't sweat it!

Sei: Worrying aside, you don't really need to get depressed then. #She's just that kind of a drunkard. Depession type#

Pairen: What! I'm not depressed, my heart is just a bit down!

Sei: That's called being depressed...

Pairen: So, how do I establish that colorcter? #The irony is, she's more unique than Touka#

Sei: Hmm...

Pairen: I'm serious here. Come to think of it, I haven't established myself as a colorcter. I don't even know where to start.

Sei: How about you go with "drunkard"? You've established yourself quite well as one, you know?

Pairen: I believe I said I'm serious... #That's also a personality trait though. One she doesn't need#

Sei: Hmm...

Pairen: There's no way I can remain drunk forever. I'm not you, Sei. #Yeah... there's plenty of drunkards in this game already#

Sei: It's not like I'm always drunk either. #Pairen should go with "supporting and loyal"#

Pairen: Right? First of all... I'm not even drunk. #She's the one that causes least troubles for Kazuto#

Sei: Sigh...

Pairen: So, what should I do? #In the world where everyone hates Kazuto, an ally would rock#

Sei: Hmm...

Pairen: I can't ask Hongou or Touka about things like that... #Seriously, just focus on relationships, and not just sexual ones#

Sei: That's right... what are you good at, Pairen-dono? #Common sense when sober and crippling depression when drunk#

Pairen: Good at... #A reliable ally in the world where everyone else is a living landmine#

Sei: Combat?

Pairen: Nyot enough to beat Aisha or Rinrin.

Sei: Then, strategy or politics?

Pairen: Nyot enough to beat Shuri or Hinyari.

Sei: Then, horsemanship?

Pairen: We have Seiryo's Sui and Tanpopo for that... our traits overlap and I can't beat them.

Sei: Then, try fighting with your breast size or something...

Pairen: You're just making fun of me now!

Pairen: I'm sensitive about that... I mean, Hongou would be happier if they were a bit bigger, right?

Sei: Hmm... then, how about your feelings for Milord?

Pairen: That, I doubt I'd lose... but... you know...

Sei: ...

Pairen: That goes for Touka, Aisha and you too... right? #No. They might claim whatever they want, but that'd be a lie#

Sei: Well, I won't deny that... #Unless they're all sexually sadists#

Pairen: So. I can't find a single thing that I can win against others in.

Sei: Then, how about you try finding one first?

Pairen: Finding...

Sei: To establish yourself as a character, you need to determine what kind of character you want to be.

Pairen: Sonshi!

Sei: Exactly. Know your enemy, know yourself, and you won't need to fear even a hundred battles. If you figure out your own personality, you will have a fighting chance.

Pairen: I see. As expected of Sei! #Personality? Kind and reliable#

Sei: And, if you know what exactly you're good at, you won't have an overlapping traits like with horsemanship. Something you're number one in... if you find your own trait, that will become your character.

Pairen: Ooh! That's a good idea! You haven't established your own colorchter for nothing!

Sei: ...Pairen-dono, what kind of character do you take me for? #Pairen has two routes. Depression and reliability#

Sei: Mean and twisted.

Sei: ...Can I leave now?

Kazuto: Jeez. Morning feels good when your job is done.

We've somehow dealt with the mountain of work. After collapsing on a pillow and sleeping, this morning feels quite pleasant...

Sei: Oh, Milord.

Kazuto: Huh, you're quite early today, Sei. You don't have an early shift, right?

Sei: No, well, I was drinking with Pairen-dono yesterday. I ended up waking up early, since I expected something interesting.

Kazuto: Is that so? I see, Pairen was drinking with you...

Sei: Oh. Did you need something from Pairen-dono?

Kazuto: Well... the documents she gave us yesterday helped us a lot. I wanted to thank her for that...

Sei: Ah. Pairen-dono probably won't leave her room today. You should wait for another day.

Kazuto: Huh? Hangover?

Sei: She's not that weak to alcohol... but, well, it's similar.

Kazuto: Should I got check on her?

Sei: You'd better not. Most likely, if she sees you right now, Pairen-dono would take a leap out of the window.

Kazuto: Did something happen? #Depression is fine, as long as she doesn't try to suicide#

Sei: Well, kinda.

Pairen and drinking, huh... that means...

Kazuto: I believe Pairen is a type that remembers everything from when she was drunk...

Sei: You can guess the rest...

Kazuto: I'll do that.

How should I put it... Pairen is really unlucky.

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Winter/Summer Sunscreen For MATURE WOMEN'S SKIN - Duration: 4:04.

Hi there it's Judy from Judy Dee beauty and I wanted to share a little bit about

a sunscreen with you it's January it's Canada it's cold and so a lot of times

we don't think about sunscreens but we have to there is the thought that if

it's not that the if you're not at the beach then you don't need a sunscreen

but that's not true we do need a sunscreen I'm on the west coast and the

Pacific Northwest and we have a little thing that here because it rains so much

we don't tan we rust which you know lately hasn't been true we just went

through an ice storm and we have a lot of cold and if it gets a little bit

colder wait'll snow and we do get snow we have

beautiful mountains and a lot of skiing here we're known for skiing we have

Whistler and all kinds of beautiful scales but that's where you have to

remember your sunscreen so I do go away I get a little bit of a getaway most

times in the winter and that's great but I'm not gone the whole winter and when I

do get away even going for a walk the snow really can reflect up and you can

burn you can get a wind burn but you can really get some damage when you're out

on the scales so especially if you're a little drier there's an awesome

sunscreen I want to let you know about and that is this one here

it's Clinique and it's a number 30 it's oil free but it really doesn't feel like

it's oil free it's really quite rich and creamy it's a

mineral one as well and it has cha it's chock full of antioxidants

so it's for the face which I really like because I don't think that just because

you're using a sunscreen you have to you know not get the benefits of a face

cream so this one here I'll show you it's very nice I'll put some on my hand

there we go so if you've seen any of my other videos I really am quite picky

about sunscreen so I'll use it when I go away to Maui so

that's awesome but I really will use it here because in the winter we tend to

get a little bit drier because of the cold and we're indoors at least I am a

kind of a weather whip so I don't tend to go out as much so you know with the

forced dry air the heat and all that I tend to not go out as much so our skin

does get drier with the cold air so you want something a little bit richer

especially if your skin generally is a little more mature it does tend to get a

little drier this one I found really quite nice so see it disappeared in my

hand really quite nicely it just absorbs it's velvety and you can use this

anywhere but you know but I it's for the face so you want to use it on your face

don't forget your neck or whatever else is exposed in that coal depending on how

cold it is but it's a beautiful face cream with the sunscreen of 30 I use the

30 but there is a 50 the higher the sunscreen it tends to be a little bit

thicker but this one here it didn't leave a big white film you could see it

just disappeared like right away so I would try this one if you're looking for

something that's pretty good for sensitive skin I have quite sensitive

skin but again it's trial and error but I just you know really really liked this

one so it's the Clinique and it's called

Clinique 30 face cream and it has Sun smart it's called the Sun smart so it's

chock full of antioxidants nice for your skin and I really found it was quite

nice and rich especially for the winter time or if you're gonna be you know in a

little bit drier climate it really worked nicely for me so give it a whirl

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BREAKING: They Just BOO'd Trump OUT – He's About To Unleash W A R! - Duration: 6:13.

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uMthoko x RoyAL Fammo - Shekezela 0730304644 sanelehopewell93@gmail.com

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Ep01_Gwenael, IT Project Manager, autistic, happy and recognized at work, NETAPP group - Duration: 6:31.

The Beauty of Neurodiversity at Work - Episode 01

Hi, I'm Gwénaël Laurent-Guy, proud autist with Asperger's syndrome

and project manager for 15 years, 5 of which at NETAPP.

I specialize in setting up data storage arrays.

STRENGTHS OF AN ASPIE AT WORK

I have a knack for organization, planning, problem-solving.

I have a natural talent for analytical thinking,

analyzing problems, solving them, having an atypical viewpoint

and approaching problems from an uncommon angle.

He doesn't hesitate to tell the client: "No."

." In a way that's… sometimes… maybe not curt but… maybe a bit surprising.

That's something we immediately saw in him

and that's why he was quickly put in charge of complex, demanding clients.

The facts show Gwénaël can do this. He's able to manage his projects

ewhile reassuring his clients, to establish a real connection with them,

to the point that sometimes the project is finished way faster than anticipated.

… AND WEAKNESSES

My major weaknesses are social relations and taking the implicit into account.

Decoding people's emotions is especially problematic for me.

The message needs to be clear, to have a purpose.

If someone implicitly expects something from me, 75% of the time I won't perceive it.

I push people to make the implicit explicit.

It can lead to tensions, especially when there's politics or power struggles hidden behind the true needs.

Gwénaël can be rough, so to speak, in the way he communicates.

I try to listen to him a lot, and sometimes to guide him

on how to interpret his colleagues' reactions, or on how he could have phrased things differently.

But he's also capable of distinguishing between what's allowed between colleagues and what's allowed with the clients.

TALKING ABOUT IT

I discovered I had Asperger's at 36.

A late diagnosis made me understand 36 years of my life,

, 36 years of mismatch between me and society, between me and my close environment.

It was a real joy.

Less than a year ago I decided - I had to -

to tell my managers and my HR director who I really was.

I sensed it was extremely important for him, a matter of life and death almost.

He absolutely needed to go through this to get a clear answer.

When the diagnosis came out it was an unimaginable relief, it was "finally, I know what's going on".

Diversity in all its forms is a subject Netapp's HR director is very passionate about

thus my difference, invisible as it may be, received a very positive welcome.

She tried to learn more about neurodiversity, got really interested.

WHAT MANAGEMENT? WHAT WORK ENVIRONMENT?

I believe a very directive management wouldn't work at all.

Some people, Gwénaël in particular, need to organize their work alone.

He needs his teleworking hours, his own environment, his own tools.

He can be given precise and clearly defined goals,

but I believe the way to reach them should be left free.

Natural light irks me, extraneous noises disturb me,

thus I work with a noise-cancelling headset when in open-space.

75% of the time however, I work from home.

I'm completely autonomous and that's the most important for me.

Micromanagement, as I've experienced too many times, having a manager impose his way of thinking,

his way of doing things, excessively try to control people,

, that's already destructive for neurotypicals, it's even worse for neuroatypicals.

CONCLUSION

It's a waste of talent I think (not trying to sing my own praises),

but Netapp is the only company where I could truly evolve and demonstrate my skills.

Something I could never do anywhere else.

Putting this into words demystifies it, makes it less scary, easier to react to;

and also makes people realize that within these small handicaps are hidden great strengths and abilities that should absolutely be used to their fullest potential.

It is vital for me to display it in public, without shame, to show people the stereotypes are wrong.

Here, see everything I'm capable of. I can make use of a slew of professional skills and human qualities

while being authentic, sincere, while being myself… and, well, autism is a part of me.

I would never get rid of my autism.

It's a part of me, it's been for 38 years, 2 of which I was aware of.

I accept it fully now, but it's always been a part of me, and so I couldn't become someone else.

It's part of why I'm successful today.

And it's why today I'm good at my job.

The Beauty of Neurodiversity at Work - Episode 01

Direction : Gabrielle Blinet, Jean-Nicolas Shoeser Interview : Gabrielle Blinet Sound : Antoine Viallefond

Editing : Jean-Nicolas Shoeser Photography : Marjorie Mailhol Translation : Lucas Jaccard, Marcelo Finateli Musique: Podington Bear - Saver

Thanks to Gwénaël, Grégoire and François for their contribution. Thanks to the NETAPP group for their warm welcome during filming.

Thanks to our 73 crowdfunders on HelloAsso: without you, this video would not exist. Thanks to our sponsors for their trust and generosity: without you, this video would not exist.

Thanks to Cédric Berger for his wise advice. Thanks to Solenn Thomas, Liliya Reshetnyak, Lucas Jaccard, Marcelo Finatelli, (…) for their help.

We need sponsors to film the next episodes about neuroatypical professionals. To learn more about the project: https://neurodiversity-at-work.com/

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Air Force Officer Who Witnessed Extortion 17 Attack SEALs Just Said We've All Been Lied To – Obama … - Duration: 6:44.

Air Force Officer Who Witnessed Extortion 17 Attack SEALs Just Said We've All Been

Lied To – Obama Has HELL To Pay

A highly decorated Air Force officer is breaking her silence about the disturbing incident

that occurred back in 2011 that marked the deadliest attack on Navy SEALS in U.S. history.

She claims that Obama's administration covered up what happened to 38 of our warriors in

Afghanistan, when a Chinook helicopter crashed and killed 38 fighters.

She says had it not been for Obama changing the rules of engagement of our military to

protect Muslim terrorists, that our men would still be alive today.

To give you a full appreciation for the absolute atrocity and borderline treason that went

down that fateful day on August 6, 2011 at the hands of Barack Hussein Obama, Retired

Air Force Capt. Joni Marquez is telling her story first hand.

She and her crew were working the dark morning hours on their AC-130 gunship when they were

summoned to conduct a mission she describes "as almost like a 9-1-1 type of a situation."

Circa reported:

The gunship was ordered to fly close-in air support above Afghanistan's dangerous Tangi

Valley, in Wardak Province, assisting troops with the Army's 75th Ranger Regiment who

were being fired on by eight heavily armed Taliban insurgents.

The Rangers had called in for assault helicopters to engage the enemy hiding among the rocky

valley.

The air weapons team fired on the Taliban fighters, but not all of the insurgents were

killed as originally believed.

In her first interview since the incident, Marquez recounts what she witnessed that night

as she was the fire control officer aboard the ship.

Her job that night was to ensure the sensors on the weapons were aligned, so that the her

crew could hone in on the terrorists' targets:

"I had the sensor operators immediately shift to the eight insurgents the helicopters

had taken out," Marquez told Circa.

"Two were still alive."

But what should've been a routine mission to take out the terrorists never happened

because Obama's generals would not give the gunship permission to fire.

She relayed the scene to the ground force commander, but was denied permission to neutralize

the threat.

"We had seen two of them (insurgents) moving, crawling away from the area, as to not really

make a whole lot of scene.

You have two enemy forces that are still alive," she said.

"Permission to engage."

Marquez went on to say that the ground commander's refusal to not allow her crew to take out

the two terrorists with their weapons would then seal the fate of those involved in Extortion

17.

Now with no way to take out the threat, Marquez and her team were left with little options

other than tracking the two enemy insurgents with the surveillance equipment.

She watched helplessly as they made their way through an open field, then to a village

where they began to rally more terrorists to join the fight.

Circa went on:

Meanwhile, a CH-47 Chinook helicopter, with the call sign Extortion 17, was called into

the hours-long firefight.

U.S. Central Command's official investigation concluded that a rocket-launched grenade from

a Taliban fighter hit the Chinook and sent the helicopter into a downward spin.

The crash killed all 38, including thirty Americans and eight Afghans.

Seventeen of the U.S. servicemen were Navy SEALs.

Months before, SEALs were made famous for the killing of Osama bin Laden.

"If we would've been allowed to engage that night, we would've taken out those

two men immediately," Marquez said.

She believes with her whole heart that had her team been given permission to take out

the terrorists, 38 warriors would still be alive today.

"They continued to essentially gain more and more force behind them because they just

kept knocking on doors," she said.

"And the two personnel that initially fled ended up becoming a group of 12 people."

What's even more insane is that pleas and warnings from her crew to return the Chinook

back to base and cancel the mission before the terrorists began firing just fell on deaf

ears by the commanders.

"Whenever we reached out to the Joint Operations Center, they would essentially just push back

with, 'Find a, a good infill location.

Find a good helicopter landing zone,'" said Marquez, adding that by the time Extortion

17 was coming in, everything was mired in confusion.

From there, things just got even worse.

The Chinook was eventually shot down by the terrorists and crashed to the ground.

Marquez watched from her infared monitor as one of the Navy SEALS was then ejected from

the burning Chinook helicopter.

She watched his heat signature fade from red to blue, knowing that she was watching as

his life literally slipped away from his body.

"We had to sit and watch that, and I think that was one of the hardest things that I

had to do," she said.

"That man was, you know, dying on the ground."

Marquez says the pain of living with what happened has taken its toll and she was diagnosed

with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and is in therapy.

Her account of that fateful day has been corroborated by the Defense Department inspector general

in a previously sealed top-secret report.

Her own commander also has verified the story has true.

"If we would've been allowed to engage that night, we would've taken out those

two men immediately.

I mean, it's just one of those things where you know that it could've all been prevented,"

she said, tearing up at times as she recollected that night.

Thirty-eight of our warriors are dead and there is one single person to blame, and that

is Barack Hussein Obama, the treasonous POS who sent these warriors straight to their

deaths that night.

It was because of HIS asinine updates to our military's rules of engagement back in 2009

that essentially gave precedence to the lives of Muslim terrorists over our own military

forces.

"Ridiculous rules of engagement that basically state that you can't shoot until being shot

upon.

A weapon has to be pointed, and essentially fired at you, in order for you to shoot and

you have the proper clearance so that you don't, you know, go to jail, that you're

charged with a war crime," said Marquez, who had reached out to Congress, and some

of the victims' families.

In the end, Marquez hopes that people will share her story and help expose the truth

of what happened that night in the hopes that changes will be made to our military's rules

of engagement that will save lives in the future.

"I won't rest until some kind of justice is served, in a manner of either, you know,

the people that were responsible for that night, for making those calls, come forward

and are honest about it," Marquez said.

"I know that's kind of a lofty goal but, if that's something that doesn't happen,

then obviously the ROE's to change, for them to be realistic."

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Hey it's Kyle and I am back with another edition of Midwest Aftermarket News now

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Auto Show first up as we already covered Ford is bringing the Ranger back to the

States now Ford halted production on the Ranger all the way back in 2012 when I

was 15 pounds skinnier and despite continuing it in other countries they

finally are gonna be bringing it back here because pickup sales are on the

rise in the states with the growth and popularity of other midsize pickups like

the Chevy Colorado and the GMC Canyon so we can only imagine that the Ranger is

going to be a welcome addition to the market now the 2019 Ranger is not going

to just be a rehash with a global model it's actually going to be sporting a

slightly different look with specs better tailored to an American market

presumably with an optional ketchup dispenser. Up next let's talk about the Ford

diesel F-150 and yes you heard me right a diesel F-150 now a few weeks Ford

announced that the 2018 Ford f-150 would come with an optional 3 liter diesel

power stroke engine and right now we're looking at a 250 horsepower and a max of

440 foot-pounds of torque now Ford began dealer orders back in

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the opposite end of the spectrum Ford announced at the Detroit Auto Show that

they would be investing 11 billion dollars in electric cars that's more

than double what they had already invested in that field previously now

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hybrids rather than full electrics at least for the time being either way we

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