Waching daily Jan 28 2017

Separation

Original song by: Angela

From the anime, "Fafner of the Azure"..

Cover by: Ventus

The mornings that are too bright tempt me to quit

I uncover everything, and entrust myself to it

I squeezed your cold fingers and you sadly smile

And I can't find any words to say, and the scenery starts to blur

If it starts, it will someday end. There is no need for excuses

I, at least, want to keep you warm

God, please just give me a little more time

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"I have to go," there is no way that time will stop

My wish is blown away by the wind and my throat is dry

What lays beyond this? We are parallel lines

You are strong so you don't look back, so we will never cross paths again

The town that stood motionless starts to fall, and just the memory of you

Overflows in my heart,

And creates a deep sea, and there I drown

A sad awakening, despair that you cannot hide

But still the world is beautiful

It made me sad

I want to see you, remember again...

I squeezed your cold fingers and you sadly smile

And I can't find any words to say, and the scenery starts to blur

If it starts, it will someday end. There is no need for excuses

I at least want to keep you warm

God, please just give me a little more time

The mornings that are too bright tempt me to quit

I uncover everything, and entrust myself to it

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Europe Proposes Restrictions On Payments In Cash - Duration: 10:57.

Europe Proposes "Restrictions On Payments In Cash"

by Tyler Durden

Having discontinued its production of EUR500 banknotes, it appears Europe is charging towards

the utopian dream of a cashless society. Just days after Davos' elites discussed why the

world needs to "get rid of currency," the European Commission has introduced a proposal

enforcing "restrictions on payments in cash."

With Rogoff, Stiglitz, Summers et al. all calling for the end of cash - because only

terrorists and drug-dealers need cash (nothing at all to do with totalitarian control over

a nation's wealth) - we are not surprised that this proposal from the European Commission

(sanctuary of statism) would appear...

The Commission published on 2 February 2016 a Communication to the Council and the Parliament

on an Action Plan to further step up the fight against the financing of terrorism (COM (2016)

50). The Action Plan builds on existing EU rules to adapt to new threats and aims at

updating EU policies in line with international standards. In the context of the Commission's

action to extent the scope of the Regulation on the controls of cash entering or leaving

the Community, reference is made to the appropriateness to explore the relevance of potential upper

limits to cash payments. The Action Plan states that "Payments in cash

are widely used in the financing of terrorist activities� In this context, the relevance

of potential upper limits to cash payments could also be explored. Several Member States

have in place prohibitions for cash payments above a specific threshold."

Cash has the important feature of offering anonymity to transactions. Such anonymity

may be desired for legitimate reason (e.g. protection of privacy). But, such anonymity

can also be misused for money laundering and terrorist financing purposes. The possibility

to conduct large cash payments facilitates money laundering and terrorist financing activities

because of the difficulty to control cash payment transactions.

Potential restrictions to cash payments would be a mean to fight criminal activities entailing

large payment transactions in cash by organised criminal networks. Restricting large payments

in cash, in addition to cash declarations and other AML obligations, would hamper the

operation of terrorist networks, and other criminal activities, i.e. have a preventive

effect. It would also facilitate further investigations to track financial transactions in the course

of terrorist activities. Effective investigations are hindered as cash payments transactions

are anonymous. Thus restrictions on cash payments would facilitate investigations. However,

as cash transactions are moved to the financial system, it is essential that financial institutions

have adequate controls and procedures in place that enable them to know the person with whom

they are dealing. Adequate due diligence on new and existing customers is a key part of

these controls in, line with the AMLD.

Terrorists use cash to sustain their illegal activities, not only for illegal transactions

(e.g. the acquisition of explosives) but also for payments which are in appearance legal

(e.g. transactions for accommodation or transport). While a restriction on payments in cash would

certainly be ignored for transactions that are in any case already illegal, the restriction

could create a significant hindrance to the conduct of transactions that are ancillary

to terrorist activities.

Organised crime and terrorism financing rely on cash for payments for carrying out their

illegal activities and benefitting from them. By restricting the possibilities to use cash,

the proposal would contribute to disrupt the financing of terrorism, as the need to use

non anonymous means of payment would either deter the activity or contribute to its easier

detection and investigation. Any such proposal would also aim at harmonising restrictions

across the Union, thus creating a level playing field for businesses and removing distortions

of competition in the internal market. It would additionally foster the fight against

money laundering, tax fraud and organised crime.

And then right at the end, they mention "fundamental rights"...

While being allowed to pay in cash does not constitute a fundamental right, the objective

of the initiative, which is to prevent the anonymity that cash payments allow, might

be viewed as an infringement of the right to privacy enshrined in Article 7 of the EU

Charter of Fundamental Rights. However, as complemented by article 52 of the Charter,

limitations may be made subject to the principle of proportionality if they are necessary and

genuinely meet objectives of general interest recognised by the Union or the need to protect

the rights and freedoms of others. The objectives of potential restrictions to cash payments

could fit such description. It should also be observed that national restrictions to

cash payments were never successfully challenged based on an infringement to fundamental rights.

Below are some recent thoughts on the matter from SovereignMan's Simon Black, who detailed

previously that the war on cash is happening faster than we could have ever imagined, and

predictably, is based on lies.

Every time we turn around, it seems, there�s another major assault in the War on Cash.

India is the most notable recent example� the embarrassing debacle a few weeks ago in

which the government, overnight, �demonetized� its two largest denominations of cash, leaving

an entire nation in chaos. But there have been so many smaller examples.

In the US city of New Orleans, the local government decided earlier this month to stop accepting

cash payments from drivers at the Office of Motor Vehicles. As I wrote to you recently,

several branches of Citibank in Australia have stopped dealing in cash altogether. And

former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers published an article last week stating that

�nothing in the Indian experience gives us pause in recommending that no more large

notes be created in the United States, Europe, and around the world.� In other words, despite

the India chaos, Summers thinks we should still curtail the $100 bill.

The conclave of the high priests of monetary policy almost invariably sings the same chorus:

only criminals and terrorists use high denominations of cash. Ken Rogoff, Harvard professor and

former official at the International Monetary Fund and Federal Reserve, recently published

a book blatantly entitled The Curse of Cash. Ben Bernanke�s called it a �fascinating

and important book�.

And, shockingly, a number of reviews on Amazon.com praise �brilliant� Rogoff�s �visionary

concepts� in his �excellent book�. Rogoff, like most of his colleagues, contends that

large bills like the $100 or 500 euro note are only used in �drug trade, extortion,

bribes, human trafficking. . .� In fact they jokingly refer to the 500-euro note as

the �Bin Laden� since it�s apparently only used by terrorists.

Give me a break. My team and I did some of research on this and found some rather interesting

data.It turns out that countries with higher denominations of cash actually have much lower

crime rates, including rates of organized crime.

The research was simple; we looked at the World Economic Forum�s competitive rankings

that assesses countries� levels of organized crime, as well as the direct business costs

of dealing with crime and violence.

Switzerland, with its 1,000 Swiss franc note (roughly $1,000 USD) has among the lowest

levels of organized crime in the world according to the WEF. Ditto for Singapore, which has

a 1,000 Singapore dollar note (about $700 USD). Japan�s highest denomination of currency

is 10,000 yen, worth $88 today. Yet Japan also has extremely low crime rates. Same for

the United Arab Emirates, whose highest denomination is the 1,000 dirham ($272).

If you examine countries with very low denominations of cash, the opposite holds true: crime rates,

and in particular organized crime rates, are extremely high. Consider Venezuela, Nigeria,

Brazil, South Africa, etc. Organized crime is prevalent. Yet each of these has a currency

whose maximum denomination is less than $30.

The same trend holds true when looking at corruption and tax evasion.

Yesterday we wrote to you about Georgia, a small country on the Black Sea whose flat

tax prompted tax compliance (and tax revenue) to soar. It�s considered one of the most

efficient places to do business with very low levels of corruption. And yet the highest

denomination note in Georgia is the 500 lari bill, worth about $200. That�s a lot of

money in a country where the average wage is a few hundred dollars per month. Compare

that to Malaysia or Uzbekistan, two countries where corruption abounds. Malaysia�s top

cash note is 50 ringgit, worth about $11. And Uzbekistan�s 5,000 som is worth a paltry

$1.57.

Bottom line, the political and financial establishments want you to willingly get on board with the

idea of abolishing, or at least reducing, cash.

And they�re pumping out all sorts of propaganda to do it, trying to get people to equate crime

and corruption with high denominations of cash.

Simply put, the data doesn�t support their assertion. It�s just another hoax that will

give them more power at the expense of your privacy and freedom.

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Japan, a Longtime U S Ally, Now Worried About Trade War with Trump - Duration: 4:09.

Japan, a Longtime U.S. Ally, Now Worried About Trade War with Trump.

Tokyo � With speculation high about a coming trade war � or possibly even a cold war

� with so-called enemy China, the New York Times on Wednesday reminded its readers that

President Donald Trump�s removal of the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership

(TPP) has great implications for America�s allies, as well.

�What comes next, many in Japan believe,� the Times writes, �could be a bruising showdown

between Tokyo and Washington.

They fear a return to the trade wars of the 1980s and early �90s, when many Americans

saw Japan as an untrustworthy economic adversary.�

Trump, who on Monday made good on his promise to pull the U.S. out of the TPP deal immediately

upon entering the White House, has stated he finds the trade imbalance between Japan

and the U.S to be unfair because Japan sells far more goods to the U.S. than it buys in

return.

The president reiterated this sentiment, which is a foundational element of his overall �America

First� policy, on Tuesday, before a group of American auto executives in Detroit.

�It�s the long-terms jobs we are looking for,� President Trump said at a televised

meeting with executives from GM, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler.

Ahead of the meeting, the U.S. leader had once again demonstrated, via tweet, his desire

to strengthen the American workforce at home: �I want new plants to be built here for

cars sold here.�

President Trump has stated he wishes to pursue individual trade deals with nations, rather

than group agreements like the TPP.

This is unfortunate news for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who, as the Times notes,

had hopes of �drawing the United States closer to Japan and other friendly Pacific

Rim countries� through the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Japan has traditionally preferred multilateral agreements to one-on-one deals of the sort

the new American president is insisting upon, the Times explains, but Abe�s strong desire

to keep the U.S. engaged in the region may leave him no choice but to play along.

�Japan may eventually agree to bilaterals with the U.S. to ensure that the U.S. stays

engaged in Asia,� said former U.S. trade official Glen.

S. Fukushima � now a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.

Highlighting what a delicate dance Japan will have to play in the coming days if it intends

to safeguard trade relations with the United States, the chairman of the lobbying group

for Japan�s largest corporations says Prime Minister Abe should deal directly with Trump

for the time being, with an overarching �goal of eventually broadening negotiations to a

multilateral level.� This appeasement by Abe, however � even

if it is only to eventually work Trump into a softer position down the road � is what

many locals in Japan are concerned about.

As a rice farmer, interviewed by the Times, explains:

�It�s actually a lot scarier, because what comes next will be a lot harsher.

We have to sell cars to the U.S., and farmers will be traded

away for access.�

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Official Android Nogat For Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge|Ultimate Review - Duration: 9:29.

Hey what's up shark jungle is here , In this video I'm gonna do a full review on the Official

Android Nougat release for galaxy S7 , the review is 7 parts to let you know everything

about it , if you didn't update to nougat then make sure to watch my video on how to

update to Android Nougat, You can also use the time line in the video description to

watch any part easily, If you like my review plz don't forget the

like button and subscribe for more videos

Installation I've done a detailed tutorial on how to install

android nougat on your device and weather you gonna need ODIN or not, Make sure to watch

it, The tutorial link is in the video description.

Performance -For the first time on Samsung devices you

can choose the performance profile you need -There are 4 profiles (optimized which is

the default mode, Game,entertainment,and high performance)

-Some of you will ask me if I noticed any change in speed between the 4 modes mmmm,Galaxy

S7 is a very fast and powerful device so you may not feel any difference between modes

if you are an average user but for instance if you are a gamer you will feel that difference

specially if you gonna play high graphic games.

-I've done a benchmarking test while performance mode is active to check the device performance

and to make a comparison between Nougat and Marshmallow

It scored on antutu 130k which is almost the same like marshmallow

-RAM management is great , you can run more than 5 APPs in the background and switch between

them very fast and you also still able to run more APPs at the same speed regardless

how much ram space you have.

Sensors

- all the sensors responding nicely accelerometer , Gyscope, light sensor, Proximity sensor,

step detector , Of course Samsung won't release any software that make the sensors buggy but

this won't prevent me from checking everything by myself.

GPS antenna is perfect , It chaches a 3D fix while indoor in less than 30 seconds and the

accuracy is very very good for navigation.

-Battery Life battery usage is subjective and will vary

from user to another , But For me since using Android Nougat Beta

, I've always got more than 5 hours SOT while Normal Mode is Active which give me an extra

30 minutes compared to Android Marshmallow so There is no huge diffrence in battery usage

between both versions and as you see I'm showing you my previous

usage on marshmallow and Nougat , The best part in android Nougat is that you can lower

the screen resolution which give you the ability to reduce your power consumption to save more

battery.

-Power saving mode is available with 2 options 1-Medium power saving mode

2-Maximum power saving mode which is the same like upsm but with a different user interface.

Gaming performance is awesome as it was in MM

-You still have game launcher and you can adjust gaming performance settings as you

used to do before.

-game tools have the same features but in this version you can see the recent Apps on

the right side of the screen -I've tested some high graphic games and all

of them running nicely no lags or stutters or slow responses

-You can get the best gaming experience by activating Game Mode , which is completely

new feature in Android Nougat.

Features Part

-This is the Lock screen with two App shortcuts and you can change those shortcuts or turn

them off if you want.

-Right swipe on home screen for up day -Theme store new software is available and

you have all its features free wallpapers , themes and icons to change

your device appearance completely - Here is your Widgets

-and 3 Screen grid -Press and hold any App on the home screen

will show pop up menu which is much easier to control your Apps ( disable it or put it

to sleep) -Home screen adjustments still the Same like

marshmallow -Those are the Apps you will got after installing

Nougat beta ( Samsung Apps, Google Apps, Microsoft Apps)and some extra social Apps

android pay is available but I'm not sure if iy's working or not

-This is the power menu, No changes -Volume control menu

-one hit on menu button will brig the Recents as you see it looks slimmer

-To activate split screen , just drag any window to the top of the screen then choose

any APP that supports multi-window -To activate pop up window drag the window

to the center of the screen -You can switch between the recent APPs by

douple tab on the menu button.

-Pressing and hold menu button will bring the recents and if you want to enable split

screen make sure to turn it on from the advanced features then multi window and turn on split

screen view action , now press and hold the menu button to use th split screen action

.

-You still have the ability to use POP up view by swiping from both corners on the top

of the screen but it is off by default so if you want to use this feature make sure

to turn it on from the advanced features -One handed operation can be accessed by gesture

or pressing the home button three times just enable one handed operation and choose

gesture then swipe from either bottom corner -Notification toggles has been changed completely

from samsung TW UI to be like Stock Android devices

-the first swipe will show 6 toggles and ,10 Toggles in landscape and this called quick

access bar -the second swipe will show all the notification

toggles and the brightness slider

-you can show the brightness slider in the quick access bar by turning on showing control

on top -Quick pull down with two fingers still is

available -you can edit toggles layout according to

your needs , you have three layouts to choose from

-You can reorient the toggles using the three dot menu and hit edit and arrange them as

you want -If you press any title under the toggle you

will access to more settings related to the selected toggle

-Blue light filter is available and you can control the opacity as you want to use your

device at night.

-Private mode, Screen mirroring all those running with out any problem

-The settings menu is just like Note 7 grace ui and I've taled about it throughly on Android

Nougat beta review . -AOD new software with all the new layouts

,all third party icons can appear on AOD -You can double tab on any icon to open it

and this feature was only available on note 7 devices , now you have it your Galaxy S7

-Device maintenance is completely new feature -It will optimize your device very fast and

it is much better than smart manager , It can detect any App that consumes a lot of

power and put it sleep . -5 shortcuts for battery , Performance mode

, storage , RAM and device security -You still don't have the ability to format

SD card as internal adoptable storage.

-Finger print response is great as before and I didn't notice any improvement or any

different response -Camera software has a different layout and

gestures but all the options still the same -Swipe right for camera modes

-swipe left for effects -Swipe up or down to switch between front

and back cameras -All the modes are working,Image and video

quality are the same as MM firmware.

Bugs and fixes All Bugs we've been experienced in Android

Beta now is gone , So it was a very good step from Samsung to start the beta program.

at the end of my review I hope i covered every thing you want to know about Official Android

Nougat release For Galaxy S7 and galaxy S7 edge, If my review was helpful plz hit the

like button , Make sure to subscribe to my channel for more videos to come, Thank you

for watching , Peace.

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SPLIT - Review [SUB ITA] - Duration: 7:45.

Hi guys it's Debbie and today I would like to

speak about "Split", a horror film directed

by M. Night Shyamalan and starring James

McAvoy. McAvoy portrays Kevin Wendell

Crumb, a man with a severe form of

dissociative identity disorder (what was

previously known as multiple personality

disorder). Although there have been cases

of people with a high number of identities,

the average is between three and

sixteen. But Kevin has more than twenty

personalities, which range from a

peaceful and joyful designer and artist,

to a strict woman, to a nine-year-old

child and so on. Each personality is

completely separated from the others

(although aware of them) and Kevin

acts accordingly to which personality is

currently "sitting in the light".

Kevin is followed by a psychiatrist,

Dr. Fletcher, which states that his condition

makes him special and closely follows

his case and tries to prove to the world

that he isn't dangerous and if studied, his

body could revealed important scientific information.

The film opens with Kevin kidnapping

three teenage girls after a birthday party

and keeping them captive in a mysterious

room. The girls find it particularly difficult to

reason with Kevin or try to escape

because his personality changes really

quickly and he can skip from a happy

and helpful personality to a violent and

strict one in a matter of seconds. I found

James McAvoy's performance absolutely

stunning because he perfectly conveyed the

conflict between different personalities

inside his mind. And as each personality has

its own behaviour, for example one of them

is really playful and outspoken, another one

has OCD, another one is very strict,

he also completely changes his appearance, his

behaviour and he did it it considering

changes in the voice, in the way he is sitting

or he is standing, his attitude, what he touches

and what he doesn't, his facial expressions

so every small detail. For example in one

scene we see one of the most dangerous

personalities trying to emerge and we notice

his mouth starting to twitch and his face beginning to

move even before we know it is

about to appear, he starts fidgeting with different objects

and then suddenly his voice changes, his eyes

immediately become more stern, he sits

up straight. And when he is Hedwig, the

nine-year-old child, he dances in his

bedroom just as a child would.

It isn't an adult trying to act

like a child, in his mind he is a child.

He dances and he plays, he is both

jealous and proud of the objects in his

bedroom. So the personality isn't only

limited to the mind but it affects the physical

body and the way it behaves, so there is a

complete transformation from one personality to

another, it's not just like a mood swing.

And James McAvoy definitely did a great

job at conveying all of this. It's a pity he wasn't

nominated for this year's Best Actor

category at the Academy Awards, I hope

he'l make it in the next Awards in 2018.

James McAvoy had actually proved to be

extremely able to portray psychological

issues back in 2013 with the film

"Filth". He portrayed a troubled detective

which found it hard to stay focused on

his life and career, he was starting to lose

his grip on reality and his mind was starting

to slip into absurd visions, also

because of his heavy abuse of alcohol and

drugs. Obviously it was a completely

different character from Kevin in "Split"

but it proves that McAvoy is extremely

able in portraying personality,

portraying what doesn't immediately meet the

eye, what's happening in the mind. I also

appreciated Anya Taylor-Joy's

performance as a quiet teenager with a

troubled past, which unfortunately has had

to grow up too fast, appearing more

mature then the other kidnapped girls but

for a dark reason. There has been a lot of

controversy regarding "Split" as many

people have argued that it is one of the

many films that portray mental illness

as a frightening topic. I partially agree

because in some scenes Kevin is portrayed

as a very frightening person, his

mental illness is treated as a horror topic. But I

say partially because there are also some

minor features which should be

appreciated such as his doctor's behaviour.

Because she teaches Kevin to accept

the various personalities, she

teaches him there's nothing to be afraid

or ashamed of, and she also promises him

that she will soon be able to present his

case to the scientific community,

proving he's not a monster. Kevin is only

treated as a "monster" when his most

repressed and dangerous personalities

emerge. When he's not putting himself

and others in danger, he's shown just

as he is, a loving and understanding person.

The film doesn't immediately show that

people with mental illness are a threat. As a

matter of fact there are other

characters in the film which are not

described with a disorder but they cause

much more damage than Kevin did. So

there is still some ambiguity concerning

this topic. There is also another

question which the film raises: is

Kevin guilty? Because from what we see it's

not actually Kevin Wendell Crumb

kidnapping the girls and it's not even

most of his personalities. His terrible

actions are only carried out by some

specific repressed personalities

which are extremely prone to violence

and which he always tries to keep out

of the "light", he never tries to make them

emerge. So would Kevin be

considered guilty in court of his crimes?

Who would be considered guilty?

I personally really enjoyed the film, I loved

James McAvoy's performance, I also

appreciated Anya Taylor-Joy as a

supporting actress. But one thing that

disappointed me was the ending of the

film. This ending part of the video will contain

spoilers, so if you haven't seen the film

yet I would recommend avoiding the end of

the video. Instead if you would like to see other

film and series reviews and

reactions, make sure to subscribe. For

everybody that saw the film, at the end

of "Split" we saw a new personality

emerging, the 24th personality which is

"The Beast". "The Beast" is a personality which I assume

emerged after Kevin recalled some of

his childhood memories of when he was

abused by his mother and when he was

abandoned on a train by his father. "The Beast" is an

extremely strong personality, a new leader

for the weaker ones, it has

convinced the others that it will prove

to the world that they are not monsters

and it will show how strong they are. When we

see "The Beast", he has an exceptional

physical strength and this could be

scientifically accurate as Kevin is

quite muscular and the mind can influence our

body, its chemical reactions and

push it to the limit in order to perform

certain actions that wouldn't normally be

carried out. For example running

extremely fast or not focusing on pain.

So although slightly weird it still

made sense. What didn't make sense were

certain scenes, for example the one in which

Dr. Fletcher stabs "The Beast".

Her knife completely splits clean, it doesn't

even have some jagged ends. Also I understand that under

physical pressure a lot of veins

in our body tend to bulge but we

see "The Beast"'s back completely covered in

these massive blue veins. I

would have preferred the film to

continue on its more or less

scientifically accurate track and I

think that some of these scenes ruin an otherwise

perfectly built character. So that is the

only part slightly that slightly disappointed me.

I hope you enjoyed this video, let me know

what you thought about "Split" and about

James McAvoy's performance. And I said before,

make sure to subscribe for more

movie-related videos. See you soon in a new video, bye!

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Taylor Swift - Mama & Scott Swift clip from Journey To Fearless - Duration: 7:13.

You look beautiful today, Miss Taylor.

Thank you.

You are very welcome.

One of the most unique things about my journey to Fearless is that

I got to share this wonderful, crazy experience with my family.

On the Fearless Tour backstage,

they refer to me as Mama Swift.

My mom has come out on the road with us.

She's always around.

Oh my god.

I was so proud of you.

I feel very lucky to be out on the Fearless Tour.

Because I have a twenty-year-old daughter.

A lot of twenty years old still don't necessarily wanna

hang with their moms all the time.

Although I'm pretty lucky because

mine apparently does.

Sometimes, you know,

I mean, there's

there's not much to do.

You'll just get a golf car,

and like

We learned early on in the whole touring experience

when I was 15.

I started doing radio tour.

We learned how to deal with each other.

On the road.

My mom is all in charge of

just basically

greeting people and making people fell welcome.

She would find a group of like 25 to 30 people

and take them on a backstage tour

and give them sort of the Mama Swift version of

the way the tour works.

Alright, well, you were promised a backstage tour.

This is about as backstage as you get.

Because this is Taylor stage.

And you're in the back of it.

The first thing we're gonna look at,

are these big big massive trucks.

Mama Swift's backstage tour.

You know, I don't even begin to understand how this happened.

But I do love it.

We have 72 costume changes.

Also other job that she has out here,

very important, she draws 13 on my hand every night.

13 is my lucky number, so...

My mom's always been very logical, very practical.

And I think that's why I've always been that way.

My dad is the one who is like,

I have this crazy idea.

Or, you know, he is the daydreamer.

He is the one who is always like,

walking around the shows with the bag of Taylor Swift guitar picks.

in his pockets and he hangs out to the fans.

I like the pick.

This is what I do.

I give away picks to people.

My parents, I just lucked out.

I'm gonna sneak up on my dad in the store.

You know I have,

two people who really believe in me.

You guys are weird.

I am so lucky to have parents that

actually took that trip with me.

Took that incredible, impossible journey.

This is the backstage pass from 2007.

There's a lot of memory on it.

It's really grateful.

My mom and I have always been best friends.

And that's really helped.

Because we really don't fight.

like you would imagine

a teenage girl going on a road with her mom

all the time.

We have little disagreements every once in awhile.

But most of the time, we get along really really well.

Taylor and her mom have an incredible bond.

And I think it is awesome that

Taylor has someone around her at all times.

that she can confide in and get advice from

or just talk to and hang out and be yourself with.

that she never has to question that.

My mom is sitting right there.

She sits at the soundboard every night.

And watches the show.

It's really cool to know that some of your family

is always gonna be there.

Watching, and make sure that everything's ok.

I see this massive audience

that is so connected with her.

And I see that

that relationship going on.

You know, before my very eyes.

And I fall in love with that audience.

Because what they're getting on.

I played the song "The Best Day"

on Mother's Day as a surprise for my mom.

That's the song that I wrote about her.

She was sitting there at the soundboard.

And I surprised her with it.

And she cried.

Cried and cried.

And it's really fun to sing that song to her.

I do allow myself a little little micro seconds of

stepping back and looking at it from the outside in.

And that is when I lose it.

Completely.

There are times when I

look at this young woman.

Everything she's accomplished.

And where she is.

And yet, I still see that little girl

in the car seat.

With those big blue eyes in my rear view mirror.

Say that's my baby.

And I'm really proud.