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Supergirl 2x13 Promo "Mr. & Mrs. Mxyzptlk" (HD) Season 2 Episode 13 Promo - Duration: 0:22.
I love you, Kara Zor-El.
Will you marry me?
Are you crazy?!
(laughs)
Superman?
Are you serious?
Supergirl, all-new next Monday at 8/7c on The CW.
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3 razones porque el Español Colombiano es especial | 3 Reasons why Colombian Spanish is Special - Duration: 2:09.
Hi everyone!
Good evening!
I am in Paris
with my friend Karl, who is from Germany,
but his mother is from Colombia.
Thus, today in this video we are going to
speak about three reasons why
Colombian Spanish is special.
Well, speaking about the Colombian accent,
Colombians say that they have no
accent. Colombians say that they
speak Spanish/Castilian without any accent.
So, this is the first difference.
The second difference is in using
"usted"(you) or "vos" (you), and this depends on
the region. For example, you are in
the Medellín region or the Coffee Growing
area, someone says "vos" when they are
arguing with somebody; someone says "usted
mismito" (youself), "usted no hizo su tarea" (you didn't do your task).
Now, here is the thing. But
normally people say
"tú tú y tú" (you you and you).
So, the others parts of Latin America are a bit different, aren't they?
It depends on the parts of Latin America
and also in Colombia there are
various accents and the way of talking
differs a lot.
Of course. And it is completely different than in Spain.
Therefore, in Colombia
some of us likes to say 'chocolatito', 'gatito' - all words
are pronounced as if were written in a very pleasant,
loving way : "ay, mi amorcito" (oh, my sweetheart),
"tu gatito" (my kitten),
"tomaste el chocolatito?" (did you take a chocolate?). This one of the characteristics.
Perfect. Thank you a lot, Karl. 'Till the next video.
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Custom My Little Pony Equestria Girls Mini Princess Tiana - Duration: 5:30.
Hey Guys, Welcome back to Happy Kids Vids.
And in this video, I'm going to show you how to make this super cute Disney Princess
Tiana using My Little Pony Equestria Girls minis.
We're going to begin by using lots of different parts.
We will use Fluttershy's Body.
Princess Twilight Sparkles Head, The front hair piece from Fluttersy and the back hair
piece from Rarity.
We will also be using this really cute dress, from one of our other cool customs.
This dress belongs to Disney Princess Cinderella.
We'll just remove the old Cinderella body, now you can see how they look when we hold
them together.
So to prepare Fluttershys body, I'll need to remove her legs with my cutting tool.
It's a perfect fit, so now, I'll join them together using some hot glue.
Before I begin painting the body, I'll replace Twilight Sparkle's head.
We are using a stunning brown skin tone paint
to paint the body and head.
You have to be really careful when painting
the face.
You don't want to cover the eyes and mouth.
So there
you have
it guys.
A Super Cute My Little Pony Equestria Girls Mini Custom Disney Princess Tiana.
Who is your favourite Disney Princess?
Leave a comment.
If you would like to see more cool My Little Pony Custom Toys, make sure you hit the like
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Thanks for Watching.
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DISCOVER TROPICAL HARDWOODS AT EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK - Duration: 9:55.
hi welcome to one of the highest
habitats in the Everglades the hardwood
hammock we're standing on a limestone
ridge known as the Miami rockridge or
the Atlantic costal Ridge that is a
mountain for the flat landscape of south
florida the hardwood hammock is one of
the few places that stays dry year-round
a hardwood hammock is like an island of
emerald forest that pops up around the
Everglades each hammock is unique
they come in different sizes and they
have different combinations of plants
hardwood refers to a broadleaf trees
it is also called tropical because most
hammock plants in Everglades National
Park are from the tropics
so there you have it a tropical hardwood
hammock but why is a kind of yannick oh
right
hammock is an old word that means high
ground small family groups of first
colusa Indians and later seminoles and
miccosukee Indians captain the hammocks
throughout the Everglades even planted
crops in there
let's go and check it out
ok I think wall of tangled vegetation
fringes the hammock because it gets so
much Sun on the outside
lucky for us that a few hammocks are
bisected with trails the trails over
here
so what do you think now that we're
inside it's a lot cooler in here from
all the shades there's so much canopy
cover here I look at the airplanes the
hammock can be a few degrees cooler
during the hot summer look up and you
can see why mature hammocks have big
tall trees that form a closed canopy
overhead the canopies like a sunshade
that reduces the amount of sunlight
inside the hammock if you look down
you'll see the life-form floor has quite
a few solutions the brown water in the
superbowl really turns up the humidity
in here remember that impenetrable wall
on the outside I remember that wall is
like a wind deflector winds will dry
everything out including the soil so
you're saying that the hammocks have
wind protection from the edge some
protection from the canopy and high
humidity from the groundwater right and
all that adds up to a very moist and
humid hammock the greatness of spongy
here
this spongy organic soil of of the
limestone creates these big trees burns
masses for media's and orchids all
thrive in this moist environment
what creates all the solution holes
those big holes are the result of the
tropical storms and hurricanes that
happen every summer wet season in the
Everglades fierce winds can rip out tall
canopy trees who shallow roots are
entangled with the limestone rock it's
like ripping out route cables from the
ground which also takes out chunks of
limestone
natural weathering from water and
chemical religion is also slowly
dissolving away the softer limestone
this whole will have water during the
wet season creating a home for small
fish prey fish and invertebrates these
moist hammock islands are also a fire
sensitive habitat which means they do
not like fire but hammocks are embedded
in fire dependent habitats like prairies
and pilots
fire generally stops that be hammock
adjudged because of the moist shady
conditions inside fire burns hammocks
only under very rare extremely dry
conditions fire can cook the hammock
tree roots and burn that rich soil you
learn more about fire later there are so
many cool implants but the ground looks
pretty open inside the hammock good
observation the ground underneath the
understory is very sparse to lack of
sunlight
here's a gumbo limbo look underneath the
bark and what do you see that green part
has chlorophyll to carry out
photosynthesis just like a leaf
and here is delightful aroma tree-filled
smooth bark
oh yeah it's really smooth oh not a
snail I you found the Florida tree snail
right now it's tucked inside its shell
and glued to the tree this is how they
conserve moisture during the dry season
soon when the wet season comes around
the tree snails will become active and
start grazing on tiny likens that grow
on the hammock trees
that reminds me of the strangler big the
strangler fig begin life as a small
seedling going on a tree branch or crown
the seedlings roots grow downward and
envelop the whole street at the same
time the seedling grows upward to reach
the canopy layer what happens to the
whole story sometimes in this but other
times it dies leaving just a hollow
memory that's pretty cool
who lives here besides tree snails and
solution whole creators tropical
hardwood hammocks provide great cover
for animals to avoid the intense heat of
summer wicked summer storms fires and
occasional winter freezes
most of the tropical plants provide
fruits for birds to eat who also
disperse the seeds
during spring and fall migration
migrating birds stopover in the hammock
to rest and refuel during their long
journey
the hammock day shift might include
lizards snakes and butterflies like the
zebra longwing
the night shift might include barred
owls small rodents bats and even the
endangered Florida panther
this hardwood hammock at royal palm is
part of the reason that everglades
national park was formed early explorers
were attracted and awed by the unique
tropical nature and plant diversity of
the hardwood hammock
they rallied to great royal palm state
park in 1916 this early conservation
effort led up to the establishment of
Everglades National Park in 1947
wow this is a fascinating mix of plants
animals and people all coming together
well you'll see more hammock trees in
the next habitat but there will be a lot
smaller
you've got lots to learn good luck
thank you for showing me around the
hardwood hammock it was my pleasure by g
da da
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At least 32 people dead after tour bus crash in Taiwan - Duration: 0:41.
At least 32 people have been killed and a dozen injured after a bus carrying tourists
flipped over on an expressway ramp near the Taiwanese capital, Taipei, on Monday night.
Out of the 44 people on the bus,... 30 were confirmed dead at the scene,... with two others
dying of their injuries in hospital.
Twelve people are being treated in hospitals around Taipei.
All those who died were Taiwanese.
Officials are still trying to determine the cause of the accident,... but they say it's
possible the bus was going too fast as it went into a sharp corner.
Most of the passengers were senior citizens.
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Migos Type Beat 2017 | "CHURCH" [prod by STICKUPBEATZ] 💸💸💸 - Duration: 2:41.
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Shadowhunters 2x08 Promo "Love Is a Devil" (HD) Season 2 Episode 8 Promo - Duration: 0:48.
We've been friends for a long time.
And the last thing I ever want to do is screw that up.
Traditions change.
Feelings evolve.
He told you.
I'm never going to let anyone hurt him.
If I had known you were a demon, I would've done this years ago.
(whoosh, gasp)
Seeing you here makes me sick.
You're a murderer.
Nothing more.
Shadowhunters, all-new Monday 8/7c on Freeform.
And catch up any time with the App or On Demand.
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Warlox the duck - Duration: 1:46.
Hey Guys, remember this?
Anyways today, instead of Bop
it's warlox, tell me in the comments in the comments if I should do more.
of these type of videos, anyways I hope
you guys enjoy this and cya
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Rarities Peach Moonstone and Multigem Drop Earrings - Duration: 3:59.
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BOMBSHELL! DECLASSIFIED CIA MEMO REVEALS PENTAGON HAD ZERO JUSTIFICATION FOR IRAQ WAR - Duration: 2:43.
BOMBSHELL!
DECLASSIFIED CIA MEMO REVEALS PENTAGON HAD ZERO JUSTIFICATION FOR IRAQ WAR
When the then president of the united states, George W. Bush, began the invasion of Iraq,
he supported it with a more than 90-page long document detailing why Saddam Hussein needed
to be dethroned.
Now that the document has entered the public arena some discrepancies have been noticed
between its contents and Bushes comments.
SECRET REPORT CASTS DOUBT OVER REASONS FOR IRAQ WAR A major reason for invading Iraq
was because they had developed nuclear weapons and were concealing them.
The evidence of these claims was meant to be contained in the reports.
After the truth had been revealed and the Government was accused by Congress of over
estimating the threat Hussein posed as there was not enough evidence to justify their actions.
The document, titled the National Intelligence Estimate or NIE, was made available to the
public to some extent in 2004 but it was heavily redacted.
Eventually, transparency of government activists was able to obtain a full version Another
claim that had been made was that Iraq's government had strong ties with the terror group Al Qaeda.
However, CIA reports show that this was based on questionable sources of information and
was a shaky accusation at best.
Other claims leveled against the middle eastern nation before these revelations included the
sending of anthrax poisoned envelopes to US government officials, but these are now also
heavily questionable.
Critics say there should have been a higher level of skepticism from the public at the
time however this can be easily explained by the panicked state that existed after the
terror attacks of 9/11.
Those now denouncing the initial move to invade Iraq include ex-CIA employees such as analyst
Paul Pillar.
The war in Iraq still continues to this day, and it has come at a great cost with many
lives lost and a bill to the US taxpayer of more than $800 Billion.
See Saddam Hussain's video from the link below in our description.
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Diving in Indonesia 🐏 Deer Island Menjangan Vlog✔Backpacking Bali#05 German+English Subtitles - Duration: 5:52.
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YELLOWSTONE IN DEPTH: THE BISON - Duration: 7:18.
Yellowstone's full of Wildlife
in addition to being able to see geysers
and some of the amazing geology here
people do truly come for the Wildlife
it's hard to see a bear you're pretty
fortunate to see a wolf but you're
fairly guaranteed to see a bison it
would be a rare visit to Yellowstone to
come and spend a day in the park and not
see a bison you can not only see what a
bison looks like you can watch it move
on the landscape you can listen to it
below you can see how it interacts with
other bison at Yellowstone we've
preserved the most important wild bison
population in the whole United States
partly because so few locations have
bison without fences there are huge huge
planes here in Yellowstone and Lamar
Valley is one of them that's you know
five or six miles long and a mile wide
there can be days where there's two or
three thousand animals in the valley
bottom and in a matter of 4-5 hours that
can all disappear they walk wherever
they want their no fences there's not
even a fence around the exterior of the
park to keep them in there always on the
move
just eating and walking eating and
walking the males are always with the
large hurts and there's usually an older
female that might be kind of the leader
of the herd
they are amazing in their ability to
survive and adapt to such a harsh
climate here we get a lot of snow in
Yellowstone but they have a large hump
on their back and there's bone and
muscle in that hump allows them to stick
their head they're huge head down into
the snow completely and just snow plow
the snow out of the way to get to the
grass
they begin to break up into smaller
groups will be distributed around the
hot spring basins and they use those
areas with limited amount of snow for
access to food
during the springtime as a time of
renewal and we have visitors just walk
to the park to watch the Bison during
the camping season
nearly all the females get pregnant
summer so there's a extremely high
percentage of females having calves
during april and may I was fortunate
enough to see a bison give birth to a
calf on mother's day one year it was
amazing to watch not just the birth but
to watch the CAF after the birth within
about forty minutes it was standing and
walking
compare that to a human child it takes
about a year to learn to walk
it's pretty amazing but they need to be
able to get up and run with the herd and
move around into the summer when things
are green and lush its kind of the prime
time for bison they're moving around and
eating a lot of visitors get to see vast
herds of them thousands of them were
fortunate to be able to support such a
large healthy herd I think that bison
are very emblematic of the wilderness
there was nothing but wilderness when
the Native American tribes were spread
out across north america and bison were
a dominant feature of that landscape the
animal was so important to many many
Plains tribes this particular animal
provided so much of what they needed the
meat obviously the fur in the hide
we used for clothing and blankets and TP
coverings everything was useful it was
kind of like a storehouse or department
store right in the one animal from a
time period when there were 30 million
animals on the landscape the United
States was pioneering into the western
frontier so the military strategy was to
take away the food which was the Bison
and conquer the Indian nations
they harvested bison by the hundreds of
thousands than an industry grew up
around that the bone was ground up to
make fertilizer for the farmers
occupying the Great Plains
and so to see their numbers dwindle solo
it was a direct reflection and an
intentional act to try to eradicate both
the Bison and the people so many were
killed and we believe only about 23 or
24 animals were left in Yellowstone 24
is not very many when you consider the
vast herds that were before that
as humans i think we played a role in
that certainly in there almost
extinction but also in kind of turning
that around it really is a conservation
success story that we were able to keep
them from going extinct and I think
we're lucky to be able to watch them on
the landscape today you know if we lost
wild bison on landscape we would have
lost a very stoic and emblematic symbol
of the great western states
because we were able to save them from
extinction
they're a symbol of how far we've come
as humans our own ability to share the
landscape with another species and to
see that not everything has to serve our
own purposes
there are as many places anymore where
you can have bears or wolves herds of
bison
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Six Sigma White Belt Certificate - FREE - Duration: 3:33.
Hey welcome to this beautiful world of Six Sigma.
I'm sure you have come to this course to improve client satisfaction in your company
or to improve profits by reducing waste.
Either you are a management level person or a person who just wants
to understand basic concepts of Six Sigma
then this is the course for you.
This basic introductory course to Six Sigma will help you in
understanding the basic concepts, the benefit and the approaches
to implement Six Sigma in your organization.
So, with this small introduction let's understand
what are you going to learn in this basic introductory course.
We will start this course with the understanding of organizational challenges
what all problems organizations have and
how Six Sigma can help in those problems, in those challenges.
Then we will understand what is Six Sigma
and that we will do with the help of a basic simple example
of a pilot landing on a strip.
Since this is an introductory course
we will not be going into much details of how to calculate Sigma's
and what is Six in Six Sigma, but I'll give you a high level
overview using this simple basic example of a plane
landing on the strip
that will clarify what Six Sigma is,
then we will be looking at the overview of Six Sigma-
Six Sigma as a tool,
Six Sigma as a process or
Six Sigma as it philosophy
which way you want to implement Six Sigma in your organization.
Then we will be looking at two approaches of Six Sigma
DMAIC and DMADV-
DMAIC approach is defined, measure, analyze, improve and control
this approach is used for improving any existing process
and then we will briefly talk about DMADV approach as well.
DMADV approach is to design a new process design in new process,
which is in line with Six Sigma
so that will be DMADV approach.
After talking about these we will look at the types of belt system we have in Six Sigma.
The white belt the course which you're doing
that the white belt and then once you are done with the white belt
and you want to take the next step
you can go to yellow belt from yellow belt,
you can move to the Greenbelt
from Greenbelt you can move to the black belt.
I have all these 4 courses available on Udemy.
So, as you finish one course,
you might want to move to the next step
from white to yellow-- yellow to green and green to black belt,
and in addition to that, in industry, you will see master black belt as well,
master black belt is the one who trains black belt.
With this let's get started
but before we get started, one thing you need to remember
that the purpose of Six Sigma is to make customer happy
and to increase profits.
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