Youtube daily report May 31 2018

I love eating

I love food

It's great

Eating paper

It's the Pi Ja Ma Show (yeah)

With all her friends (loads of friends)

We're gonna do lots of good stuff

C'mon

[Spoken] Yo yo yo yo yo

Welcome all my friends to this Pi Ja Ma Show Number 4

Today I'm gonna answer some of your questions.

One: What do you like for breakfast?

Err my favourite breakfast is an English breakfast, with eggs, beans, vegetarian sausages or not,

mushrooms and tea. That's what I prefer in life.

Number two: How often do you wash your hair?

Err, do I ask you such questions? I have impeccable hygiene, so I don't really understand this

question. But once a week.

Three: Draw me a dog

Well here, I've drawn this little dog. I just need to add his eye and ear… Off you go little doggie!

Four: Are you dendrophile?

Well does that mean I love teeth? If so…. Yes

Five: Can I give you a cuddle?

Here

Six: The dream duo?

I'd love to do a duo with Mac Demarco. I adore him.

Eight: Favourite colour and fruit?

Melon.

And blue.

Not very original.

Nine: Is a new album coming out?

Yeh, in October

You need to be a bit more patient because a new single will come out in a month.

Ten: If an apple and a pear were to fight, what would that give?

Well surely, they would make lovely small baby fruits.

Eleven: Have you ever seriously considered a career in comedy?

Listen, there are some very gifted people out there who can do that. I'm not gonna start interfering in that area.

Twelve: Do you shoot your episodes in the Hollywood studios?

Yeh, look.

This is very expensive.

Thirteen: Do you write in French?

Yeh. I've already started.

Fourteen: Who writes the lyrics?

Well before it was just Axel. Now it's Axel and me.

Fifteen: What's your favourite song?

Ah well, I think it's this one.

[Sung] [Pi Ja Ma « The End » (The Doors cover)]

Sixteen: How did you meet Apple?

Ah, I've gotta a video of our meeting

I'll show it to you

- Excuse me! Hello.

- I don't have any money I'm afraid.

- We're friends in fact

- Ah yeah. Why not?

- C'mon! - Selfie!

That's it, this video is very short. Sorry.

But I'd like to thank you for being here and on an increasing number every day to this small community.

If you liked this video, I could perhaps do a second one. But only if you pester me with messages because that's the only way I understand things.

If not, I'll see you in two weeks. I really love you. And I encourage you to subscribe to me, because I've already subscribed to you….

Eh, ciao!

Well in fact it's not finished. I'm gonna leave you with a little lullaby.

[Sung] [Pi Ja Ma « Broken » (Gorillaz cover)]

For more infomation >> Pi Ja Ma Show - Episode 4 ( Questions / Stop Motion ) - Duration: 4:44.

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Princess Cruises Royal Princess Balcony Cabin Tour & Review - Duration: 3:56.

Hi, I'm Gary Bembridge and I've just boarded

Princess Cruises Royal Princess, and got in my cabin B706. It's a

balcony cabin, and I thought I'd do a quick walk through and talk a little bit

about the cabin - and importantly some of the really nice treats (three of the

lovely treats) that have been left in the cabin. So here you are, I'm just going

to show you around the cabin. My cabin is set as a double bed. It's a very

nice big double bed, obviously it can be set as twins. The decor of the room is fairly

neutral. Lots of beiges and, as you can see, touches of green.The Princess beds

are renowned for being incredibly comfortable. You can actually buy those

beds, obviously not on board! I guess you order them and they get them shipped to

your home - and many people do because they're so comfortable. Big television

across there on the wall and before I show more, I'll show you through the

very exciting treats that were left. First of all you have this bottle of

proper champagne. Second, and most important thing of all and a cruise classic,

is a signature chocolate-covered strawberries. Then there is

more fruit in the form of this enormous of fruit bowl - which is very exciting.

Down there you have the minibar. It's just got ice in at the moment, but you

can order to get that stocked up. Then you've got the balcony over there. Decent-sized

balcony. Then over there on the right hand side you have the dressing

table or work desk. You may notice is it has Euro and US-style plugs. So very

important if you're traveling from the UK you need euro adapters or us-style

adapters. You can get a better sense of the room. It's a decent-sized

room. Actually it's a nice sized room but let's keep going and have a

look at what happens over here. As you come in, the first thing to

note is the storage area. You have an open cupboard and I guess

that helps keep the space feeling a little bit less enclosed . I haven't

unpacked yet.

Across here you have more storage including the safe,

and then to my right is the bathroom. Quite a small bathroom

but as you'll see in a minute a good sized shower. You have the

basin and obviously you've got a toilet and then you have the shower.

The shower is a pretty good size actually. One of things to note is you don't get

premium toiletries as such but what you do is you get I guess their sort of

own brand toiletries: Lotus Spa - which is the name of the spa on board. The

bathroom is one of those sort of pre-molded things, very typical of a

cruise ship but a decent size all in all, and decent amount of storage. So this

then is a balcony cabin. I'm guessing is probably the majority of

cabins onboard, obviously you've got Suites, mini suites and you have wheelchair

accessible and of course you have inside cabins as well. So

that there is the balcony. We're currently docked in Edinburgh and we'll

be setting sail a little bit later. So there you have it. That's a look at the

cabin. Hoping that's given you a good sense of what a balcony cabin is like on

board the Royal Princess, other ships of similar class have very similar cabins.

Remember there are many more videos I have about Princess Cruises that I'd

love you to watch. If you enjoyed the video I'd love it if you liked the video

of course, but most importantly of all please subscribe to Tips For Travellers

and et much more travel advice, inspiration and tips.

For more infomation >> Princess Cruises Royal Princess Balcony Cabin Tour & Review - Duration: 3:56.

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A Bolzano il concerto di addio di Al Bano e Romina Power | K.N.B.T - Duration: 1:54.

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La confessione di Belen Rodriguez su Stefano De Martino e Fabrizio Corona | M.C.G.S - Duration: 3:24.

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Spotify Uses Google Optimize 360 to Increase Premium Subscriptions - Duration: 1:59.

Spotify is the world leader of music streaming, but you can also listen to audiobooks or even podcasts on it.

We operate in over sixty markets. We have seventy-one-million subscribers through Spotify Premium.

Our goal is basically to improve conversion rates from free to Premium.

It's very important first to understand what our users are looking for

One of the challenges is localization. At Spotify we have loads of local knowledge, we have great teams, they want to do a lot of localization for their specific markets.

In Germany it's quite surprising that the most streamed content is not music but is an audiobook.

We decided to launch a test with Optimize 360.

We wanted our users searching for audiobooks on Google to see a very dedicated landing page to audiobooks.

So in this case with the direct integration with Adwords and Optimize 360, when people have searched on Adwords for audiobooks only then showed them this page.

We did fifty percent of all traffic, we sent them on to the normal Premium page,

and then the other fifty percent of the traffic, we'd send them to a rebranded Premium page with a lot of audiobooks on there.

Optimize 360 made the process very easy. If we had wanted to run this audiobooks experiment without Optimize 360,

it would've taken a couple of months, but it took a couple of days.

The results were far above our expectations. The audiobook landing page had generated

an increase of twenty-four percent of Premium subscriptions.

Before Optimize 360 we weren't even testing anything. It has changed the way Spotify

is trying to be more and more locally relevant across all of it's markets.

A/B testing is about learning about your customer.

It's still important that we learn our lesson from it and that's why we want to do as much testing as possible.

For more infomation >> Spotify Uses Google Optimize 360 to Increase Premium Subscriptions - Duration: 1:59.

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Sarah Sanders Breaks Down In Tears After Boy In Briefing Asks Her Unexpected Question - Duration: 5:15.

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2018 World Cup: 12 players aged 23 and under awaiting their big break - Health tips - Duration: 13:43.

2018 World Cup: 12 players aged 23 and under awaiting their big break

Every World Cup provides a stage on which a previously unheralded young footballer proves themselves to have the potential to be a world beater.

Here, Sportsmail has gathered together 12 players aged 23 and under who are set to use Russia 2018 as a springboard to stardom.

We've excluded the likes of Dele Alli, Leroy Sane and Kylian Mbappe, who are already superstars, and have instead focused on the players just shy of the peak of fame.

   . Jose Gimenez (Uruguay).

Atletico Madrid.

World-class, hard-as-nails defender.

His Wanda Metropolitano and international partner, Diego Godin.

£35million.

The trademark defender of both Atletico Madrid and Uruguay is the no-nonsense centre half happy to take man and ball if necessary.

Gimenez fits both moulds perfectly.

While Godin has long carried the responsibility, this 23-year-old is on the verge of stardom after a superb season for his club, topped off by winning the Europa League.

Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Russia may not hold much hope of success against such an uncompromising and talented pair.

Andre Silva (Portugal). AC Milan.

 Champions League goalscorer.

The roughness of Diego Costa with a cooler temperament.

£40m.

Silva has struggled to truly spark into life after his big move to the San Siro last summer, but for Portugal he is a different beast, with 11 goals in 20 senior international appearances so far.

He seems to enjoy the pressure of cup football - with six goals in the Europa League last campaign compared to two in Serie A.

His powerful, aggressive style of play will catch the eye of the neutral this summer. .

Achraf Hakimi (Morocco). Real Madrid.

Top-flight regular.

A right-footed Marcelo with extra defensive awareness.

£10m.

Just starting to emerge through the fringes of the Real first team, Achraf may have to leave the Bernabeu to initially realise his potential - and what better shop window than the World Cup, where Morocco have the potential to surprise either Spain or Portugal in Group B.

His charge forward to score from Karim Benzema's pass against Celta Vigo in a 6-0 triumph late in the La Liga season shows how he likes to play. .

Goncalo Guedes (Portugal). Valencia.

Cristiano Ronaldo's successor.

If Xavi was a winger, he would play like Guedes.

£50m.

Beautifully skillful with the ball at his feet, incisive in the pass and capable of beating a full back with ease, Guedes looks to have it all by the age of 21.

He helped Valencia back into the Champions League this season, but the World Cup could catapult him to proper stardom, especially if Portugal can repeat their Euro 2016 exploits.

He scored five goals in La Liga last season and set up nine more. .

Presnel Kimpembe (France).

World-class centre-back.

Vincent Kompany - cool-headed assurance.

£30m.

Called 'the future of French football' by William Gallas earlier in 2018, the stage is set for Kimpembe to prove why.

He looks to be easing the aging Thiago Silva out of the picture at PSG and could start alongside either Raphael Varane or Samuel Umtiti in Russia.

Kimpembe mixes silk and steel at the back - he is happy with the ball at his feet, but possesses physical strength and will use it with relish. .

Corentin Tolisso (France). Bayern Munich.

 Twenty-goal-a-season midfielder.

Paul Pogba with added consistency. £35m.

Calling Tolisso an unknown talent may be stretching it somewhat, given how he was central to Bayern Munich's Champions League exploits last season, but ask any fan to name France's leading midfielder and they will probably say Pogba.

Tolisso however is a complete package both attacking and defending from midfield.

A £35m signing from Lyon last summer, the giants of La Liga are already rumoured to be circling - and a good World Cup could seal it. .

Giovani Lo Celso (Argentina).

Midfield general for any Champions League contender.

A less-polished Andres Iniesta . £35m.

Amid the glitz and drama of PSG this season, Lo Celso has begun to assert himself as a playmaker of genuine repute and a strong World Cup will cement his standing.

He's tough in the tackle and is a committed scrapper, keen to win the ball back if it goes loose.

Any PSG move from front to back tends to go through Lo Celso, and he could prove just as important for Argentina this summer. .

Julian Brandt (Germany).

Bayer Leverkusen.

The next European wing star.

More than a hint of Franck Ribery. £45m.

Fans in Germany will snort at the suggestion of Brandt being a rising star - the Bayer Leverkusen winger has been one of the Bundesliga's most impressive performers for the last two seasons.

However, a good tournament in Russia and the biggest teams on the continent will surely come calling - Liverpool are especially heavily linked.

He scored 12 goals in 39 games last season and assisted another seven as Leverkusen narrowly missed out on the Champions League. .

Hirving Lozano (Mexico).

Could be a world-best winger.

Plays like Philippe Coutinho. £25m.

In his first season in European football, Lozano settled immediately and helped PSV to the Eredivisie title.

He plays on the left wing but is right footed, cutting inside to look for shooting opportunities or the killer pass.

He is not yet the finished article - and signings from Holland can be hit and miss - but there is a huge amount of potential in the young Mexican, so expect someone to take a punt on the 22-year-old. .

Trent Alexander-Arnold (England).

Liverpool.

England defender for the next 15 years.

As reliable as Gary Neville. : £30m.

From the moment he curled an inch-perfect free kick home for Liverpool against Hoffenheim in a Champions League qualifier last August, Alexander-Arnold has looked at home at the top of the world game.

He has only improved as the season went on, to the extent that when the uncapped 19-year-old was named in the England squad, it was met with nods of approval rather than raised eyebrows.

He's also capable of playing in central midfield. .

Yerry Mina (Colombia). Barcelona.

La Liga stalwart (given time).

Will learn from Gerard Pique. £10m.

The giant centre back has had a rough start to life in Barcelona after moving from Palmeiras in January, largely because of the fanfare he received on his arrival.

Extremely strong but with composure on the ball, the 23-year-old is a centre back of tremendous potential.

He will have his hands full with Robert Lewandowski and Sadio Mane in the group stages, but if he proves he can handle them, he can maybe handle the pressure at Barca. .

Keita Balde (Senegal).

After losing Mbappe to rivals PSG last summer, Monaco needed a talented, creative forward player to step up - enter Keita Balde, with eight goals and 11 assists from 33 games following a £27m move from Lazio last summer.

With Sadio Mane on the right wing and Balde causing havoc on the left, there is good reason for Senegal being viewed as the African side with the most potential this summer.

For more infomation >> 2018 World Cup: 12 players aged 23 and under awaiting their big break - Health tips - Duration: 13:43.

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Becky G: "Lo que no me gusta de la cultura latina es el machismo" - Duration: 6:15.

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✅ Power Of Love: H ανακοίνωση της Μπακοδήμου που τάραξε τους παίκτες! Έρχονται ανατροπές! - Duration: 1:04.

Power Of Love: H ανακοίνωση της Μπακοδήμου που τάραξε τους παίκτες! Έρχονται ανατροπές! Εκπλήξεις και ανατροπές στο Power Of Lοve Μια ημέρα πριν το Gala της Παρασκευής και οι καθιερωμένες ανακοινώσεις της Μαρίας Μπακοδήμου για όλα πρόκειται να συμβούν μιας και οδεύουμε προς τον τελικό, τάραξαν τους παίκτες

Η παρουσιάστρια τους ανακοίνωσε πως στο αυριανό επεισόδιο τόσο στο μεσημεριανό όσο και στο βραδινό θα έχουμε πολλές εκπλήξεις ενώ έρχονται και πολλές ανατροπές

Τι εννοούσε η Μαρία; Δείτε όλα όσα είπε στο σχετικό απόσπασμα που ακολουθεί

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Army sergeant sues military for discrimination over 'outdated' HIV policy - Duration: 6:40.

Army sergeant sues military for discrimination over 'outdated' HIV policy

Lambda Legal and OutServe-SLDN, LGBTQ military advocacy groups, are suing the Defense Department over what they say is its outdated and unconstitutional policies involving HIV-positive service members.

For over 30 years, the military has placed broad restrictions on the service of people living with HIV, says the lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S.

District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

Military regulations prohibit the enlistment or commissioning of any individual living with HIV and place strict geographic limitations on the service of members who first test HIV positive while on active duty..

The Pentagon adopted a strict HIV policy in 1991, when AIDS was the No.

2 killer of men aged 25 to 44 in the U.S.

The policy has been revised since, but not enough, according to Scott A.

Schoettes, director of the HIV Project at Lambda Legal, which filed the suit on behalf of Nicholas Harrison, a sergeant in the District of Columbia Army National Guard who was denied an officer position.

This is an instance of discrimination that has been longstanding, and it was finally time to make clear that we werent going to stand for this type of discrimination by our own government, Schoettes told NBC News.

The suit, citing a military directive, says it is Defense Department policy to deny eligibility for military service to persons with laboratory evidence of HIV infection for appointment, enlistment, preappointment, or initial entry training for military service.

While the Defense Department declined to comment on the lawsuit, a spokeswoman said in an email to NBC News that active-duty service members with HIV are evaluated and managed in the same manner as a service member with other chronic or progressive illnesses.

She also said the departments HIV policies are evidence-based, medically accurate, and are reviewed regularly and updated.

The lawsuit also refers to a February Pentagon memorandum dubbed Deploy or Get Out by its critics.

The memo states that service members who have been non-deployable for more than 12 consecutive months, for any reason, will be processed for administrative separation..

Schoettes said this policy will make it next to impossible for people living with HIV to continue to serve.

The military considers by default everyone living with HIV non-deployable, Schoettes explained, adding that the policy could end up kicking out all of the people currently serving who are living with HIV.

Harrison, 41, joined the military when he was 23 and has served two tours of duty in the Middle East.

He diagnosed with HIV in 2012, around the same time he passed the bar exam.

Harrison was confronted with the militarys HIV policy a few years later, when he was denied an officer position in the Judge Advocate General Corps, the division of the military that handles legal matters.

I have always wanted to be an officer since Ive been in the military, the Oklahoma native told NBC News.

One of the values thats been instilled in me is taking care of soldiers..

Harrison said he was very surprised when he was not granted the opportunity to serve as a JAG officer and called the HIV policy outdated, saying it doesnt take into consideration current medical research.

There really isnt any reason for someone who has this medical condition to be discriminated against in this society, he added.

HIV isnt what it was when it was first discovered in the 80s.

Its no longer a death sentence..

Perry Halkitis, dean of the Rutgers University School of Public Health, agreed.

He said the militarys HIV policies are still rooted in the stigma of the 80s..

Decisions are being made about HIV that have nothing to do with the current state of science, Halkitis told NBC News.

Harrisons lawsuit, which lists the Defense Department, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Army Secretary Mark Esper as defendants, seeks to have the Pentagon lift restrictions placed on service members because of their HIV status and commission Harrison as a JAG officer for the D.C.

National Guard.

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Roseanne Barr, Back on Twitter, Has More to Say - Duration: 11:07.

Roseanne Barr, Back on Twitter, Has More to Say

Hours after ABC canceled her reboot of "Roseanne" because of her racist tweet about a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, Ms.

Barr returned to the platform and posted more than 100 times.

She tweeted, retweeted, reply-tweeted and, in many cases, deleted tweets from her account, @therealroseanne, which has been active since March 2011 and has 774,000 followers.

Barr's overnight barrage comprised apologetic remarks, aggrieved statements, personal attacks, fond messages to her supporters and pointed references to the shadowy conspiracy theories that have long been a staple of her social media presence.

The stream of tweets began hours after she declared, "I apologize.

I am now leaving Twitter.".

After two tweets apologizing again to the former presidential adviser, Valerie Jarrett, Ms.

Barr addressed her supporters directly at 12:03 a.m.

Eastern time, telling them not to defend her — even if she thought it was "sweet" of them to try.

Losing her show, she wrote, was nothing compared with being labeled a racist over a single tweet.

"That I regret even more," she wrote. .

An hour earlier, in a tweet she later deleted, she apologized "to the hundreds of people, and wonderful writers (all liberal) and talented actors who lost their jobs.

Not long before that, she retweeted a post from the account @LegendaryEnergy, which has more than 15,000 followers, that defended the post by Ms.

Barr that had started the firestorm: a tweet likening Ms.

Jarrett to the Muslim Brotherhood and "Planet of the Apes.".

"I look like a monkey," @LegendaryEnergy wrote.

"Why? My DNA is 96% similar to a monkey's.

It makes scientific sense." .

At one point overnight, Ms.

Barr blamed the insomnia medication Ambien for the incendiary tweet.

In a post she later deleted, she wrote: "It was 2 in the morning and I was Ambien tweeting." But that tweet also had a note of contrition, saying the offensive post had gone too far.

"It was egregious," she wrote.

"Indefensible. I made a mistake.".

In response to several people on Twitter, Ms.

Barr claimed she did not know Ms.

Jarrett was African-American.

"I thought she was Saudi," she said to one supporter.

To others, she tweeted that she believed Ms.

Jarrett was "Jewish and Persian.".

At 12:37 a.m., Ms.

Barr replied to a tweet from the account @therealcornett, which falsely claimed that Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, had consulted with "an enraged" Michelle Obama before deciding to cancel "Roseanne.".

"Is this true?" Ms. Barr wrote.

She went on to retweet a clip of an interview with the 2012 Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain that had been originally posted by the Fox Business host Trish Regan.

"I believe they were looking for a reason to cancel Roseanne and here's why," Mr Cain said in the clip.

"Even though the show was a ratings success, forces within ABC didn't like the fact that her conservative defense of certain things was so popular.".

She also retweeted a post by Jack Posobiec — a right-wing commentator who promoted the "Pizzagate" hoax — that included a photograph of the comedian George Carlin with the caption, "This man wouldn't last a day on Twitter.

In another self-serving retweet, Ms.

Barr posted words of encouragement from the right-wing British commentator Katie Hopkins, who lost her job last year at the radio station LBC after tweeting that a "final solution" was needed to combat terrorism.

"I have found the more I am fired, the busier I become," Ms.

Hopkins wrote.

"You are headed for greatness.".

Barr also reacted to "Roseanne" cast members.

In response to Michael Fishman, who played Ms.

Barr's son on the show and posted a statement condemning Ms.

Barr's tweet, she responded at 5 a.m., "You throw me under the bus.

Nice!"y.

But she also offered apologies to Ms.

Jarrett.

"@ValerieJarrett I want to apologize to you.

I am very sorry to have hurt you.

I hope you can accept this sincere apology!" she posted at 11:39 p.m.

Minutes later she wrote to Ms.

Jarrett again, saying her words had been insensitive and tasteless.

"I am truly sorry," she wrote.

"My whole life has been about fighting racism.

I made a terrible mistake."As the dawn approached, Ms.

Barr seemed ready to log off: "thanks for all your kind comments, everyone! Love u all goodnight.".

But she was back on the platform soon afterward, with a stream of retweets including one of a post that attacked Ms.

Jarrett — made by an account that purports to belong to a Georgia politician, but is a known fake.

Then there was her retweet of a statement of support from a real politician — one of her fans — President Trump.

"Bob Iger of ABC called Valerie Jarrett to let her know that 'ABC does not tolerate comments like those' made by Roseanne Barr," the president tweeted.

"Gee, he never called President Donald J.

Trump to apologize for the HORRIBLE statements made and said about me on ABC.

Maybe I just didn't get the call?".

Not long after the encouragement from the White House, Ms.

Barr sounded a more combative tone, posting a tweet on Wednesday at 2:54 p.m.

that suggested she was not about to leave the public sphere quietly: "You guys make me feel like fighting back.

I will examine all of my options carefully.".

For more infomation >> Roseanne Barr, Back on Twitter, Has More to Say - Duration: 11:07.

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New NSC chief of staff is from group that believes Muslims are plotting to take over U.S. - Duration: 7:10.

New NSC chief of staff is from group that believes Muslims are plotting to take over U.S.

The White House has named a new National Security Council chief of staff from a group that propagates the conspiracy theory that Islamists have infiltrated the U.S.

government in a plot to take over the country.

The appointment of Fred Fleitz drew condemnation from civil rights groups this week.

The Anti-Defamation League criticized what it described as "his senior leadership role with the Center for Security Policy, an Islamophobic, conspiracy-promoting organization.".

Another organization, Muslim Advocates, wrote in statement responding to Fleitz's appointment Tuesday, "The White House continues to be the nation's central organizing body for white supremacists.

Spokesmen for the White House and the NSC did not respond to a request for comment on Fleitz's national security views.

NSC spokesman Robert J.

Palladino confirmed Fleitz's appointment as NSC chief of staff, deputy assistant to the president and executive secretary.

He is one among a flurry of new NSC hires from the ranks of longtime supporters and associates of John Bolton, President Trump's recently appointed national security adviser, and one of an assembly of aides and advisers that civil rights groups have accused of bigotry and religious bias since Trump took office.

Fleitz is a former chief of staff to Bolton during the George W.

Bush administration and the author of "Obamabomb: A Dangerous and Growing National Security Fraud" and "The Coming North Korea Nuclear Nightmare: What Trump Must Do to Reverse Obama's 'Strategic Patience.' " He most recently served as the Center for Security Policy's senior vice president for policy.

While he has focused much of his recent energy in articles, social media posts and appearances on conservative media praising Trump and Bolton and urging Trump to kill what he has called "the FAKE Iran deal," Fleitz has also promoted the myth of European "no-go zones" — places the CSP casts as being governed by Islamic law — as well as a widely debunked CSP survey that suggested a quarter of Muslims support violence against Americans.

(During his campaign, Trump cited the same survey in calling for a ban on Muslims entering the United States.).

Fleitz has promoted the idea of a "clash of civilizations" between Islam and the Uited States and co-authored a 2015 CSP report titled "A Plan for Victory Over the Global Jihad Movement" that claimed that "the majority of Muslims and Islamic authorities .

promote or at least support jihad and shariah supremacism.".

"Unfortunately, no significant elements from within Islam thus far have presented themselves as likely allies in the death struggle we confront with our mutual enemies," the report said.

Fleitz and CSP have claimed that major American Muslim organizations and mosques are secretly working to advance a jihadist agenda, that such groups should not be trusted when they claim to "eschew violence" and that they should be "neutralized as political forces.

Fleitz has also contrasted the acute danger that he claims is posed by Muslims compared with other religious groups.

In an appearance on Breitbart News Daily radio show last year, Fleitz attributed a deadly terrorist attack in London to British Muslims' "failure to assimilate.

"There are communities where British Muslims are deliberately not assimilating, are being taught to hate British society, and this is incubating radicalism.

There's actually a parallel system of sharia law courts in the U.K.

that operate," he said, making claims that British officials say are falsehoods.

Fleitz warned of a similar danger from American Muslim communities, adding that only certain groups pose a danger by not assimilating.

"I'm not concerned about Amish or Jewish communities, but I will tell you that there are enclaves of Muslim communities in Michigan and Minnesota that concern me.

We know that in Minnesota there's a rising rate of measles because the community has not assimilated into the rest of the community and is not vaccinating their children," he said, referring to an outbreak in Minneapolis after anti-vaccine activists convinced members of the Somali immigrant community that vaccines cause autism.

"This is wrong. This is a big problem.".

"The problem with these Muslim communities is that it is making them susceptible to this radical worldview that wants to destroy modern society, create a global caliphate and impose sharia law on everyone on Earth," Fleitz said, according to Breitbart.

"These other communities aren't trying to do that.

They're peaceful religious communities.".

He also warned of "radical clerics and radical mosques" that he said promote hate.

And he said he believes that "political correctness" and use of the label "Islamophobic" has hindered the United States' ability "to go after radical Islam.".

For more infomation >> New NSC chief of staff is from group that believes Muslims are plotting to take over U.S. - Duration: 7:10.

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Texas teen, wife accused of hiring hitman to kill his jeweler father - Duration: 10:13.

AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin-area teen and his wife are charged with hiring someone to kill his father, a prominent jeweler who was gunned down in March during a home break-in, authorities said Wednesday

Nicolas Patrick Shaughnessy and Jaclyn Alexa Edison, who are 19 years old and live together in College Station, were arrested Tuesday on a count of criminal solicitation to commit capital murder, Travis County sheriff's officials said

 They remained in jail Wednesday, with Shaughnessy's bond set at a $3 million and Edison's at $1 million

Neither had an attorney listed in online jail records.According to investigators, Shaughnessy's mother, Corey Shaughnessy, called 911 in the early morning hours of March 2 to report an intruder in the home where she lived with her husband, Theodore Shaughnessy

Deputies sent to the home found Theodore Shaughnessy dead of multiple gunshot wounds

A family dog was also killed. Authorities say the plot called for Corey Shaughnessy to be killed as well, but she was physically unharmed

The shooter hasn't been caught, but sheriff's spokeswoman Kristen Dark said in a statement that detectives "are following new leads in the case

" She declined to elaborate when later reached by phone.Theodore Shaughnessy was the owner of Gallerie Jewelers in Austin

The company had posted on its Facebook page in late April that, "We are happy to announce that Nicolas, Ted's son, will be carrying on his legacy here at Gallerie

"An obituary for the elder Shaughnessy published in the Austin American-Statesman said he was "a proud father to his son, Nicolas

"In the months before the shooting, Nicolas Shaughnessy approached multiple people asking if they were willing to be paid to kill someone, investigators allege in an arrest affidavit

He estimated that he'd receive some $8 million from the life insurance policies for his parents, from the sale of their home and sale of the jewelry store

Authorities say they found ammunition in the defendants' home that matched casings found at the crime scene

CBS affiliate KEYE obtained court documents which detail much of the evidence against Nicolas and Jaclyn

According to the affidavit, the killer entered the home through Nicolas's unlocked bedroom window after Nicolas allegedly deactivated the residential alarm system remotely

A neighbor in College Station told KEYE that Shaughnessy talked often of his family's wealth and that he wasn't really surprised when he heard what Shaughnessy is accused of orchestrating the alleged plot

The station also reports that, according to a new affidavit, when investigators spoke with an employee at the apartment complex where Nicolas and Jaclyn live in College Station, the employee said Nicolas contacted her two weeks before by social media asking if she were looking to make extra cash

When she inquired what he meant, Nicolas allegedly responded "Illegal activities" and "Anything from strippers to murder

"The employee reportedly said Nicolas told her he would pay her "$20,000 a head" with a $15,000 incentive

The woman told investigators he followed up that statement with skeleton emojis, at which point she stopped responding to him

According to the station, the affidavit states that detectives spoke to one of Nicolas' friends who Nicolas had claimed had used the window in his bedroom as an entrance and exit before

The friend said Nicolas has talked about faking his own death for the insurance money, and mentioned his and his parents' life insurance policies

The friend also said Nicolas told him he would get over $1 million upon his parents' death, and that Shaughnessy has repeatedly called him since his father's death, asking him what the detectives knew and what he was telling them

KEYE reports that investigators confirmed that Nicolas Shaughnessy was the sole beneficiary of a $2 million policy if his parents were dead

Detectives obtained a search warrant for Nicolas' and Jaclyn's apartment in College Station where a marriage certificate was found, indicating they were married in July of 2017, and that the friend was the officiant

Investigators also found a box of brass Sig .380 caliber bullets--the same brand and caliber found in the body of Theodore Shaughnessy

There were six rounds missing from the box.On a computer seized from the residence, investigators found a chat log between Nicolas and Jaclyn from February 23 and 24 discussing a payment of $50,000 for a "job

"Search warrants for the friend's cell phone and iPad turned up a conversation between him and Nicolas on January 30

Nicolas asked the friend if wanted to make $20,000. He later added the total would be $50,000, with "20 for each and 10 extra because 50 is a nice whole number

"During the search of the friend's iPad, investigators found a text conversation with Nicolas from August 2, 2017

Nicolas told the friend he needed more cash. The friend responded "u have questions or suggestions

" Nicolas respoded "Plastic gloves Ski masks."Investigators say the friend responded "no no no" and Nicolas answered back "Fine fine

Just walk in shoot a family steal all their s--t. No mask needed cuz they'll be dead

" Police believe these comments are an allusion to the shooting death on March 2, 2018

No one else has been charged in the case.KEYE reports that Perry Minton and Rick Flores, attorneys for Nicolas Shaughnessy, released the following statement Wednesday afternoon: "We have been working with the Shaughnessy family over the last several months as they mourn the loss of Ted

These allegations are not consistent in any way with the young man we have come to know

Nick has been living with his mother since this tragedy occurred. Ms. Shaughnessy stands firmly behind her son

We will review the evidence as it becomes available to us." 

For more infomation >> Texas teen, wife accused of hiring hitman to kill his jeweler father - Duration: 10:13.

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Rimedi naturali a base di camomilla - Duration: 7:42.

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Commitment ≠ Monogamy | Riley J. Dennis - Duration: 5:29.

Hey everyone!

So if you've seen a few of my videos or follow me on social media or anything, you

probably know that I have a girlfriend named Fiona who I really really love.

We've been together for over two years, we were long distance but now we live together,

and we are super happy together.

For all intents and purposes, we're in a committed, longterm, healthy, stable relationship.

Fiona jokingly calls me her wife all the time and makes terrible jokes about divorcing me for petty things.

But, you may also have noticed that we're both very open about the fact that we are

not monogamous, and our relationship itself is not monogamous.

I personally identify as polyamorous because I know that I have the ability to happily

have romantic relationships with more than one person.

So while we are each other's main partner or primary partner or however you wanna call

it, we both see other people.

And this seems to perplex a lot of monogamous people because they've been raised to believe

that commitment equals monogamy, but that's not true.

I hateeee when I tell monogamous people about my relationship and they say, "Well, I'm

just too *committed* to my partner to do that," because like, what the fuck, so you're saying

I'm not committed to my girlfriend? Of two years?

Who I love and cherish and moved to the other side of the world to be with?

Nah that's not how that works.

You can be in a super committed non-monogamous or polyamorous relationship, or you could

be in a not-so-committed monogamous relationship.

Just because you are committed to someone doesn't necessarily mean that you're monogamous with them.

I think people often interpret "commitment" as meaning "commitment to monogamy", but

commitment itself is a much broader term.

You can be committed to a relationship by actively putting your time and energy into

it, by promising to stick around for a long time, by showing up for your partner when

they need you, and by supporting and encouraging your partner to be the best version of themself.

None of that necessarily has to do with monogamy.

You can be committed to your partner in all those ways and still think that someone else

is cute and want to kiss them sometimes.

In this case, I think it's useful to use the analogy of friendship.

Say you have a best friend who you're super committed to.

You both hang out all the time and share everything with each other and are generally closer to

each other than anyone else. That's awesome!

But if you hang out with another friend every once in a while, does that diminish your relationship

with your best friend? I don't think so.

If you find someone who you and your best friend really like and you invite them along

to hang out with both of you, are you no longer best friends? I don't think so.

Romantic relationships can work in a similar way.

For example, you can have one partner who's your primary and others who are secondaries,

or you can have two partners who you devote equal time and energy to.

Those aren't the only kinds of polyam relationships, but they work the easiest with the friend analogy.

The thing is that we've put arbitrary cultural boundaries around romantic and sexual relationships

that we haven't really with platonic relationships, even though at the end of the day, they're

all very similar -- even in terms of stuff like jealousy.

Sometimes, friends get jealous of other friends.

But that doesn't mean you can only have one friend.

It just means you have to learn to deal with your jealousy and process it in a healthy way.

I just think that in the same way that you can have multiple meaningful friendships,

you can have multiple meaningful romantic or sexual relationships at the same time.

And it's up to you and your partner or partners to figure out how committed you want those

different relationships to be.

One good thing about polyamory is that it forces you to communicate about your boundaries

because there aren't as many established norms as there are for monogamy.

So it's entirely up to the people in the polyam relationship to work out what level

of commitment they're both comfortable with.

Often times, but not always, polyam folks find other polyam folks that they love and

wanna be around for a long time.

So they communicate that to each other, and they make it work.

And as I'm sure you know, sometimes monogamous relationships are not great.

Oftentimes, monogamous people cheat or have brief short-lived relationships, and neither

of those things seem very committed.

Obviously, some folks have long happy monogamous relationships, but there's nothing inherently

"committed" about a monogamous relationship.

Calling someone your girlfriend or boyfriend for a couple weeks before you break up over

something minor isn't really the mark of an extremely committed relationship, even

though it would be monogamous.

Meanwhile, polyam people could be out having dates every other day and still coming home

to their primary partner in the evening for the rest of their life.

That seems far more committed to me.

Basically the point of all this is: you can have longterm, committed, loving polyamorous

relationships that end up outlasting tons of other shallow or uncommitted monogamous relationships.

And that's not to say that every polyamorous relationship is super committed.

Some people just don't want a huge level of commitment, and that's fine too.

The point is, commitment doesn't equal monogamy.

You can be any level of committed to your relationship regardless of whether it's

polyamorous or monogamous.

And it's totally okay if polyamory still doesn't sound appealing to you!

You're 100% allowed to be monogamous!

Different things work for different people!

I'm not trying to convert you or anything!

But don't say you're too *committed* for polyamory because that's just not how it works.

All I'm asking for is a little respect for all the folks in committed polyamorous relationships

out there, myself included.

Anyway, that's all I had for today!

If you watched my last video all the way through, you probably already heard me talk about my

Patreon, but in case you missed that video, I'm gonna talk about it again -- so I'm

sorry if this is repetitive for you!

The thing is, without going into too much personal stuff, I need to be making more money

to cover all my bills like rent and food and everything.

After my last video, a bunch of ya'll went over to support me on Patreon which I really

really appreciate -- thank you so much!

But I've still got a ways to go.

So if you have a few bucks to spare every month and you would like me to keep making

videos like these, it would mean the world to me if you could support this polyamorous

queer chick on Patreon.

I'm so sorry that I'm going to be annoying about Patreon for at least the near future,

I'm just really trying to pay my bills.

Anyway, you can visit my Patreon either by clicking over here, or by using the link in the description.

You can also subscribe to my channel by clicking over here.

Thank you so much for watching, and I'll see you next time.

For more infomation >> Commitment ≠ Monogamy | Riley J. Dennis - Duration: 5:29.

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UChicagoGRAD Three Minute Thesis Competition: Karlyn J. Gorski - Duration: 3:12.

KARLYN J. GORSKI: My voice matters.

I think what I have to say is important.

Debate has given me the ability to be like,

I have the power for myself.

These are the words of Sophia, a 15-year-old high school

sophomore from a school on Chicago's west side.

Sophia and the other debaters who I studied

are theorized to be doubly disadvantaged students.

They come from low income families

and they attend under-resourced neighborhood public schools.

But despite the disadvantage that these kids face,

participating in competitive interscholastic debate

enables them to gain some of the key skills and tools

that we know predicts success in higher education and careers.

I argue that the skills and tools that these kids develop

come from two key structural components of the debate

activity.

First, debaters demonstrate self-advocacy skills.

And this might seem pretty obvious

given the nature of the activity,

but they take these skills outside

of the debate setting to make real differences

in their lives.

For example, Sophia talks to her teachers and requests

specific instructional strategies

to help her learn most effectively.

This is a type of instructional tailoring

that we usually only see among higher income kids.

Her teammate Alex also went to his local school council

and requested $10,000 for new laptops

for the debate team, which gives them

material resources that allow them to become better learners.

| also learn how to demand and adapt to critical feedback.

These are kids who are really thirsty for anything

that they can get that will help them become better

debaters and better learners.

They ask coaches, judges, even myself as a researcher, what

they can do better and they really

want specific actionable advice about how to improve.

Finally, they have a lot of practice

analyzing complex ideas.

Again, these are 14 and 15-year-old kids.

They're reading Foucault, they're

asking what is bio power.

They're grappling with these big issues

that they're going to have to face when they get to college,

and they're learning to learn.

They're learning new strategies that they can use whenever

they approach a new issue.

I argue that the ways that they learn these skills

come from two of the key structures

of the competitive debate.

The first is that every debate has a winner and a loser.

And so even the kids who win a lot of rounds,

they're still losing all the time.

And so debaters really have to learn how to be resilient.

And as we all know, working in higher education

or going into any competitive career field

requires you to be pretty comfortable with losing

and failure sometimes.

There's also a switch side format to competitive debate,

where in a given competition, debaters

will affirm one topic in one round and negate the same topic

the next round.

Using these multiple perspectives,

they have to learn how to hold ideas in their head

at the same time that contradict each other

and they talk about how this allows

them to better understand people,

whether it's their parents, their friends,

or their teachers.

And again, this is going to pay off

when they make it to college and to their careers.

Thank you.

[APPLAUSE]

For more infomation >> UChicagoGRAD Three Minute Thesis Competition: Karlyn J. Gorski - Duration: 3:12.

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Dr. J. Gary Dela Cruz on Paubox: Seamless Encryption, No Passwords to Remember, Very Easy - Duration: 4:45.

Hoala Greevy: Howzit, this is Hoala Greevy, Founder CEO of Paubox.

I'm here in Kalihi on the island of Oahu.

I'm here with Dr. Gary Dela Cruz and here's another Paubox customer success video interview.

And without further ado, let's get started.

Gary, thanks for being with us today.

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Thanks for having me.

Hoala Greevy: Can you tell me more about your practice?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: So I am a pediatrician here in Kalihi.

We have a practice of about 1000 or so patients and it is a very busy clinic.

My father, Edgar, started this practice about 30 years ago.

I joined him about 15 years ago, and we've been working hard ever since.

Hoala Greevy: Pediatrician focus, is there a particular something deeper we can dig into

that that you folks are known for?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: What general pediatricians do, what community pediatricians do is, we

need to coordinate our patients care - especially with children with special healthcare needs.

These are complex patients that have a lot of specialists who are involved in taking

care of them.

The difficulty of getting the information out to these doctors is being sensitive to

their (the patient's) protected healthcare information.

So one thing that Paubox can do is we can easily email a recipient any information

they may need.

Hoala Greevy: Oh that's wonderful.

And you work a lot with other hospitals in the area, is that correct?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: We do.

Yes, we do.

Kapi'olani Medical Center, Queens Medical Center.

Hoala Greevy: Got it.

And how does HIPAA interact with your daily workflow and operations?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Well we basically have to be very careful in terms of sending protected

health information to other doctors, to other entities who require that information.

So we have to be very sensitive in how we send it.

Hoala Greevy: And before Paubox, what was life like as far as your workflow when it

came to emails and PHI?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Well, PHI was a lot of printing and a lot of faxing, and a lot of

phone calls.

Stuff that took a lot of our time, time that would have probably been better spent working

with patients.

Hoala Greevy: Yeah, definitely.

And now that you've been having Paubox, what are some of the benefits you're seeing from

it?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: We are saving a lot of time, we are saving a lot of effort.

Instead of printing and faxing, with Paubox it's been very easy to send protected health

information to whoever is requiring it.

Hoala Greevy: That's great.

Gary, so I understand you've got over 1000 patients.

And obviously billing needs to take place when these people are coming to see you.

Has Paubox affected your billing workflow in any way?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Yes, it really has.

Our biller works from home, so thus we would have to spend a lot of time either on the

phone with her whenever had a question or concern.

We'd actually have to print items out and fax it to her, which is just a lot of waste

of paper.

Once Paubox came in, we were able to send her any information she needed and it was

an easy transition from faxing to Paubox because seamless encryption, no passwords to remember,

very easy.

Hoala Greevy: Speaking of passwords, you're in the medical space obviously.

You've seen other secure email solutions.

Can you share some of the pains you've seen when other people send you secure emails and

portals and things like that?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Yes.

When other insurance carriers have information that needs to be sent, they'll either fax

us, which still takes up a lot of paper, or they will send us encrypted emails, in which

case it would require you to enter a login and the password which you would have to remember

somehow, or you'd have to write your password down and keep it.

Sometimes, that password has to get changed every so often, so it's just a very big hassle

with these passwords.

Hoala Greevy: Yeah, tons of frictions out there.

Definitely.

So is your dad still practicing?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: He is.

He is still practicing.

He opened his practice back in 1981.

We moved to this building in 1995 and he's been here in this particular office for over

20 years.

Hoala Greevy: Wow.

So when you were growing up, did you know you wanted to follow in his footsteps?

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: I knew what I wanted to do.

He's lucky.

Everyone said I'm lucky my dad's a doctor to have a practice to go into.

But his friends tell him that he's lucky that he had a son that wanted to become a

doctor and follow in his footsteps.

Hoala Greevy: Succession planning.

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Either way, we're both pretty lucky.

Hoala Greevy: That's great man.

Hey right on Gary, thanks.

Dr. Gary Dela Cruz: Thanks Hoala.

For more infomation >> Dr. J. Gary Dela Cruz on Paubox: Seamless Encryption, No Passwords to Remember, Very Easy - Duration: 4:45.

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Ray J & Princess Reveal Daughters Name - Duration: 6:33.

Ray J & Princess Reveal Daughters Name

Love and Hip Hop Hollywoods favorite couple Ray J and Princess Love are revealing the name they gave their bundle of joy.

The hip hop couple who welcomed a baby girl last week told fans that their firstborn would be known as Melody Love Norwood.

I wondered why the name is Melody Love, well a close cousin of mine said that Ray J is singer and he sings melodies i.e.

Melody Love which makes sense but I still think the name is country but if they like it, I love it.

It doesnt matter how I feel about their daughters name, shes their bundle of joy.

I am happy for them, they got married and had their princess.

But how is Mama Norwood and Brandy going to act towards their granddaughter and their niece? Shes an innocent baby and she has nothing to do with whatever beef Mama Norwood and Brandy have with Princess.

It seems like papa Norwood has no issues with his son or Princess, he loves them and thats all that matters.

But thats most older men though, they want to be their for their children and their grandchildren.

Princess is so happy, she and Ray can't stop staring at their beautiful daughter.

Oh she is going to be spoiled as heck, Ray J is going to treat her like his Queen and not his Princess, I can see Princess getting a little jealous but it wont affect them.

Ray is going to spoil his wife, the mother of his first born daughter, trust and believe that.

Princess Tweeted:. Ray and I are so in love with our baby girl, she's sooooo beautiful we can't stop staring at her.

While Princess revealed their baby's name, Ray says what e gifts he wants for his first Father's Day including $125 noise-canceling headphones,a $500 Nikon DSLR camera and a $350 Bentley GTC Kids Electric car for baby Melody.

He would never forget his precious daughter Melody Love and its his 1st Fathers Day too.

I cant wait to see how Princess will bless her daughters father.

They are so cute, I cant wait to see her, I know shes beautiful, look at her parents.

Ray also recently praised his "soul mate" Princess for sacrificing and having their child.

Thats real love, a real man, husband and father.

They are all blessed to have each other.

Will they bless each other with another child? I dont know, I dont think Princess liked being pregnant.

The blow up, the fat, the weight, just your body changing but its worth it if they both want a second child.

Congrats guys and please make it work with Mama Norwood and Brandy, she deserves her grandmother and her aunt in her blessed little life.

For more infomation >> Ray J & Princess Reveal Daughters Name - Duration: 6:33.

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Bernard Diomède : «La coupe, j'aurais aimé l'embrasser plus» - Duration: 3:25.

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Chiara Ferragni in lacrime su Instagram si sfoga con i fan - Duration: 0:37.

Anche Chiara Ferragni piange. E lo fa sui social, da brava influencer qual è. Non si conosce il motivo scatenante del suo pianto, ma in una serie di Instagram Stories la giovane "imprenditrice digitale" (come si definisce lei stessa in uno spot televisivo) ci tiene a farsi vedere con gli occhi lucidi dall'emozione

Dalle sue parole però si intuisce che la grande commozione deriva dai commenti delle sue fan che vedono in lei un modello e un esempio da seguire, specialmente ora che è non solo donna in carriera, ma anche madre: Condividi Fedez nel frattempo, in vista del concerto con J-Ax il 1° giugno allo stadio San Siro di Milano, ringrazia i fan e ripercorre le tappe della sua carriera con un post sul proprio profilo:

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Mercedes-Benz CLK-Klasse Cabrio 200 K. ELEGANCE | Aut. | Uniek | 2e Eigenaar | NL-Auto | Leer | ECC - Duration: 1:08.

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Genex Tiny Home The Future of Housing is More Sustainable - Duration: 1:44.

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Granny Reacts to Cooking Fails - Duration: 4:28.

Hi InnerTubers, How the fuck are ya?

You know how I love to laugh, right?

And, we've done some reaction videos already.

The boys tell me there were 3.

I can only remember 2.

That's 'cause I'm old.

The boys were telling me – you know my friends, the RKVC, right?

– Woozooop, they're gonna come up – they were telling me there were some cooking fails

on the innertube.

So, I just had to see.

Oh, speaking of cooking fails, there's no fails in my brand new cookbook.

It's like 5 months from coming out now.

October 23rd.

Ohhhhh, fuck!

And I just looked at the final page proofs.

They're so gorgeous.

To preorder.

Right down there, there in links.

Go for it.

Fried eggs.

Oh, dear.

Ohhhh, that's how, that's how the picture says it's gonna be [hearty laugh] shit,

and that's what you end up with?

Oh, no.

Waffle iron cookies.

Let's make cookies in the waffle iron.

That looks cool.

Oh, no.

[hearty laugh] Nailed it?

Listen, you're gonna need a nail to get that shit outta there.

Mozzarella Cheese Bits – well, that sounds cool.

Little deep fried mozzarella cheese bits.

[hearty laugh] Oh, this is just a molten mess.

Chocolate-covered kiwi popsicle.

Somehow, kiwi and chocolate doesn't work for me.

But let's see.

Let's see what we got.

[hearty laugh, feet stomping, coughing].

Oh, mercy sakes.

Strawberry snowmen.

Oh, those look so cute.

[giggle] Oh, no no no no.

Well, these strawberries…oh, dear.

They're just all fallin' over drunk.

A meatloaf train.

You know, I have my meatloaf muffins, motherfuckers.

So, why would you make a train with little carrot wheels, and what the fuck, oh, I see.

I thought it was a strawberry, on the front, on the engine, but I guess it's the tip

of the carrot, so it's kinda like so.

Let's see what we got.

[hearty laugh]

Shark cupcakes.

Oh, they're kinda cute.

Oh, dear!

Well, it was a good try.

That's actually not as bad as some of the ones we've seen so far.

Mickey Mouse pancakes.

What little kid doesn't want Mickey Mouse pancakes, right?

That oughta be cool.

Let's see what we get.

That's fucked up.

If you're a mom, or a dad, or a grandparent, and you serve that to a kid, you have fucked

up their Disney memories for life.

Cookie Monster cupcakes.

Oh, now here's another opportunity to fuck up your kids.

You fuck 'em up for life if these fail!

They failed.

Oh, dear.

These look like they belong in "Saw," frankly.

Oh, my god.

Donut hole snowman?

Can't you come up with a better name than that?

Let's see what we got here.

[hearty laugh]

Oh, you look drunk, Mr. Snowman.

It didn't work.

Deviled chicks.

We just had Easter, right?

And it's time for summer picnics.

Deviled chicks.

Oh, look, so cute…if it works.

[disappointed] ohhhhh.

Well.

We'll make a Minion cake.

Oh, yeah, let's see how this turned out.

[heartiest laugh so far] Oh, no.

Can you see this, you guys?

Oh, no. [more laughter]

Well, I hope you had as much fun with this shit as I did.

Oh, my word.

This is so awesome.

Please subscribe, please follow, please share my shit everywhere.

Everybody needs the giggles.

You know that.

Giggles make the world go 'round, in addition to love.

Tinysponsor who helped with the editing.

You rock. You fuckin' rock.

While I'm talking about tinysponsor, if you know anybody who would like to sponsor

me about their product or their thing or whatever they're doing, tell 'em to hook up tinysponsor.

It'll make it happen.

Fuck yeah.

All my pals and my digital grandkids on the Patreon, you rock.

We'll keep doing more of these, because, you know, I need the giggles, too.

I can't always be serious.

Fuck no.

[blows kiss] Granny Loves You.

[background music: "people say I cuss too much,

[drums drums drums]

but I don't fuckin' care.

[drums drums drums drums]

I don't want borrowed trouble.

I feel good and enjoy the ride.

Surrounded by my favorite people.]

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UFO expert calls for probe after declassified Russian files reveal alien encounters - Duration: 3:00.

UFO expert calls for probe after declassified Russian files reveal alien encounters

By Nirmal Narayanan

Vladimir Azhazha, a former Russian naval officer and UFO researcher has demanded investigation

after declassified Russian files revealed incidents of bizarre alien encounters.

The declassified Russian records report unidentified flying objects and submerged objects spotted

above and within the earth's oceans.

The documents also talked about Soviet K-222 submarines being stalked by unidentified objects

under the sea, Daily Star reports.

Interestingly, the weird incidents listed in the classified documents are very similar

to mysterious incidents reported in the Bermuda Triangle.

As Azhazha's investigation suggestion went viral on the online, conspiracy theorists

came up with the version that advanced extraterrestrial beings are living in the depths of the oceans,

and that the governments are well aware of their existence.

Why advertise with us The most interesting case noted by Azhazha

in the declassified documents is an incident involving a nuclear submarine in Southern

Pacific ocean.

During the routine operation, the Soviet K-222 submarine spotted six unidentified submerged

objects (USO) travelling in formation under the waters, and surprisingly, they were travelling

at a speed more than 265 miles per hour.

However, the maximum speed which can be attained by the Soviet K-222 was just 51 miles per

hour.

After a brief encounter with the submarine, the unidentified objects flew away.

"I think about underwater bases and say: Why not?

Nothing should be discarded.

Skepticism is the easiest way: believe nothing, do nothing.

People rarely visit great depths.

So it's very important to analyze what they encounter there," said Azhazha, demanding

a probe into the incident.

Water resistance is one of the major challenges faced by submarines while travelling.

But there are various instances where unidentified objects were spotted travelling at a speed

above 265 miles per hour, which is practically impossible for human technology to achieve.

According to conspiracy theorists, aliens are using advanced futuristic technologies

to achieve such top speeds, and this technology is allowing them to travel defying all laws

of physics.