Waching daily Mar 29 2017

hey today I want to show you guys how to

create a playlist on your YouTube

channel this is definitely something you

may want to consider doing once you get

quite a few videos uploaded on your

channel and this will help organized

video so people that do come to your

channel they can find certain types of

videos really easily so to do this first

thing let's go to youtube com in the

upper right hand corner make sure you're

logged in to your account and then we're

going to come over here to the left and

we're going to look for my channel now

if you don't see this drop-down just

click the three little lines right here

and you should see the drop down so

we're going to go on my channel okay

once on my channel we're going to come

on down to where it says playlist now

once on your playlist you want to do is

up here you're going to see right here

it says new playlist so let's go ahead

and just click on that now this is where

you want to put the title of that

playlist so I think I'll just make

something up call this one my best

adventures then I'm going to hit create

okay now I want to go ahead and add some

videos onto this playlist so the first

thing we need to do is go ahead and

click Edit and then you do have some

options here if you just kind of hover

right here you'll see a pencil to the

right hand side if you click that that

does give you the option of redoing your

title if you feel like you want to

change that name and then you just can

click to get back off of it now you do

have an option right here to add a

description right here you can always

add something so you can just added

something in here real quick and I just

typed in real quick these are my

favorite adventures from the southwest

just a little description and here's a

little tip for you guys to add a

little search engine optimization on your

playlist to help if you found a little

easier on you tube is to add certain

words in the description that relate to

this playlist you know those keywords

are very important for finding on

youtube so once you get that just go

ahead and just click outside the box now

we want to do is add some videos so

let's kind of come on over here to add

video now you have an option of just

searching on YouTube or videos if you

have a URL of a particular video you can

just click on URL and then paste it

right here or you can go to your YouTube

videos which I'm going to do here okay

now that I'm on here I can go ahead and

just scroll up and down to all the

different videos I have on this

particular channel so I'll just go ahead

and just pick up a pick a few here and

then once you select the videos that you

do want to add I'm going to hit add

videos now I want to do is change the

video for the which one I want to have

up on top here so I'm going to actually

grab this one down here and if you come

to the left you'll see your your hands

are the four arrows so what you want to

do is just drag this thing up to the top

and as you see it automatically changes

the picture up above too and once again

you and if you want to adjust any of

these you can always take one and drag

it down and position these to whatever

spot you would like now we want to do is

click the share and let's go ahead and

copy this link this is going to help you

out for getting this on your channel so

i'm going to right click and hit copy

now let's go back to my channel

and as I scroll down I want to add this

new playlist on here so I'm going to add

a selection at the bottom here okay so

what I want to do now is I want to add

that new playlist on my channel page

here so I'm going to go ahead under

content where it says select content I'm

going to hit single playlist and then

choose a playlist I'm going to actually

click on that and I'm going to go enter

playlist URL and then that URL I did

copy earlier or click on this and hit

paste add okay and then once you're

going to what you're going to see is the

playlist just popped up right here so I

like what I see I'm going to hit done

now this playlist is actually on my

channel but I want to do is I want to

move this playlist up towards the top of

the channel so what I'm going to do is

I'm going to hover over and you're going

to see a pencil a down arrow and up

Ariel so I'm going to go ahead and click

that up arrow now you're going to notice

this this is a fault i notice this is

happening on youtube and i think it's

something in their programming as i hit

up arrow if this thing does not want to

move so what I have to do is I have to

refresh my page ok once i refresh my

page I'm going to go ahead and scroll on

down to look for that playlist that i

just uploaded here it is right here my

best adventures now i'm going to go ahead

and hover and i'm only going to see one

arrow and a pencil so i'm going to go

ahead and click that arrow as you see it

now moves and you do have the option of

moving it back down to if you want to so

I'm going to just take it up here just a

little bit so you do have one more

option if you want to do is take this

from horizontal to vertical what you're

going to do is you going to hover over

and hit the pencil and then right here

under single playlist you have a

horizontal roll on a layout here so if

you click that and you can go to

vertical and then it done

so what that does it actually kind of

helps break up the page a little bit so

here you got an horizontal horizontal

and in a vertical and a couple more

horizontals so it's kind of a neat way

to kind of break up your page here to

make it look a little nicer okay and the

very last thing I want to show you is

how to delete this playlist if you don't

like it so you need to do if you hover

back over to the upper right of that

plate list you'll see the pencil let's

just click that and then we're going to

come right here where the trash bucket

is click on that it'll automatically

delete the playlist off your channel

there so anyways I hope this video

helped you out if it did definitely hit

that like button down below share the

video with anybody you think this could

help them out and we'll catch you guys

on the next video here you guys have

yourself a really good one

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The Overlapping Crises Are Coming, Regardless Of Who's In Power - politics - Duration: 6:18.

The Overlapping Crises Are Coming, Regardless Of Who's In Power

No leader can reverse the dynamics of mutually reinforcing crises.

Commentators seem split into three camps: those who see Trump as a manifestation of

smouldering social/economic ills, those who see Trump and his supporters as the cause

of those ills, and those who see Trump as both manifestation and cause of those ills.

I think this misses the point, which is the overlapping crises unfolding in this decade--

diminishing returns on skyrocketing debts, the demographics of an aging populace, the

erosion of the social contract and the profound disunity of political elites--will continue

expanding and feeding on each other regardless of who is in power.

Historical analysis seems to swing between the "Big Man/Woman" narrative that views individuals

as the drivers of history, and the "Big Forces/it's all economics" narrative that sees individual

leaders as secondary to the broad sweep of forces beyond the control of any individual

or group.

So while the mainstream views President Lincoln as the linchpin of the Civil War--his election

triggered the southern secession--from the "Big Forces/it's all economics" view, Lincoln

was no more than the match that lit a conflict that was made inevitable by forces larger

than the 1860 election.

The tension between these two narratives is valuable, as history cannot be entirely reduced

to individual decisions or broad forces (weather, resource depletion, financial crisis, geopolitical

upheaval, demographics, plague, etc.).

The dynamic interplay between the two shapes history.

Individuals do matter--but they cannot offset structural crises for long.

Which brings us to Trump.

The status quo is falling apart for profoundly structural reasons: promises made when growth

was robust, debt was modest, energy was cheap and abundant and the work force was far more

numerous than those dependent on the central state's "pay as you go" pension and welfare

programs-- these promises made in yesteryear can no longer be kept, regardless of who's

in power.

We cannot get blood out of a turnip, and those who claim we can are only exacerbating the

coming crises with their fantasies and denials.

I've been addressing these slow-moving, inevitable crises for the past 10 years.

Despite the illusion of tepid "growth" and the maintenance of the status quo, beneath

the surface everything is becoming much more fragile and increasingly brittle.

Even Timothy Geithner concedes this in his recent Foreign Affairs article on how to deal

with the next global financial crisis.

The central banks and states have expended all their ammunition-- lowering interest rates,

creating money out of thin air to bolster systemic liquidity, buying bonds and other

assets to prop up shaky markets, and borrowing immense sums to prop up government spending--

and there is little left for the next crisis.

Why I Have to Agree with Tim Geithner on This (March 8, 2017)

And this sober view--that some additional central bank trickery can save the system

in the next financial crisis--assumes things that are unlikely to be true: what if energy

is no longer cheap and abundant?

What if gobal weather isn't conducive to grain surpluses?

What if central banks buying stocks no longer props up the market?

What if debt finally reaches levels that cannot be sustained?

Could Hillary, or some other leader, forestall these deeply structural crises?

The short answer is no.

The only thing a leader can actually do is lower expectations so the erosion of promises

that cannot be kept will be accepted as inevitable, and bolster hope while demanding sacrifices

of all those who have benefited from the status quo.

If we look back on great leaders who dealt with one crisis after another, we find they

didn't actually make the crises disappear; they only managed them on the margins, and

spoke to the need to make sacrifices for a better future.

If we set aside the rose-colored glasses, we find that Franklin Roosevelt didn't actually

"lead the nation out of Depression."

The nation was still deeply entrenched in the Depression in 1940, after 8 years of FDR's

leadership.

It took World War II and federal borrowing and spending on an unimaginable scale to extricate

the U.S. from the grip of bad debt the powers that be refused to write off and the resulting

stagnation.

Which brings us again to Trump.

Since no one can actually resolve these overlapping crises, a focus on the individual leader's

actions is a distraction.

Yes, an individual can manage the margins of crisis more or less effectively.

But overlapping mutually reinforcing crises are not a war, with a victorious and a vanquished

side.

As Peter Turchin and other writers I have quotes and discussed for many years have detailed,

these structural trends play out regardless of policy tweaks or grand pronouncements.

Leaders who manage to ease the decline or temporarily reverse it are considered successes;

those who exacerbate the decline are considered failures.

Why Our Status Quo Failed and Is Beyond Reform.

No leader can reverse the dynamics of mutually reinforcing crises.

No one can reverse the diminishing returns on financialization, debt, centralization,

financial fakery, rentier state-cartel parasitism, or reverse the decline in paid work, the erosion

of well-being and health and rising inequality.

There is no way to actually forestall the reckoning as the forces of demographics, financial

predation, Imperial over-reach, soaring debts, political disunity, technology disruption

and the failings of state-cartel centralization grind up the status quo

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10 Common German EXPRESSIONS you MUST KNOW ! (part 1) - Duration: 5:40.

Learn German with Ania!

very common in Subic and welcome back so

first of all thank you all very much for

the positive feedback for my App and

Vielen Dank für das Positive Feedback.

a lot of rating on the app store that is

what positive or two messages and

everything so that's very nice ceiling

ceiling dunk thank you very very much

and we are also working on the Android

app so no worries that will be coming

soon so so this video have at your

facebook of cox vegas videos knowledge

and makes this muffin for this video i

asked on facebook which video should i

do next or cinnamon oil tonga drugs and

video you've already been dogging many

of you set a video about german

expressions or idioms so it shall create

a vending and german expressions let's

get each posh fear nor sandals this

literally means i only understand train

station so it just means you don't

understand anything so basically when

you get concerned with your book Reggie

particular method so now i have the

Germans you're very quickly and you

could say Anya it's worse they are no

herb and roll I only understand trade

station I don't understand anything not

try to gift me off theme cakes this

means you're getting on my cookie I

don't know where it's coming from it

just means that you're really annoying

me ah to give melting cakes yeah so

you're annoying me I give me out the in

sac so this is actually not very polite

to say really a suitable there and it

means he is getting on my fault so he is

a pain in the ass and this guy is a

German actor yeah I know it shush shush

Bella oh and hi Steve I got his name is

coach Michael and he said that once in

an interview it's about refugees you

don't have to understand anything but

the last bit you will hear hopefully he

and meows things back like your

getting on my boss and later he also

apologized for saying that but let's

have look different millionaires

Ayatollah its woman Dooley up shop

around in the visual effects Isola help

I got business with a sickening has in

the otherwise explain your back together

again so what you say that was like CTN

may opt in sac ish it's like you're

really getting on my boss okay that's

Nixon it has another poll it's like I

have my notes for literally and it just

means I'm fed up with something somebody

for example sites i invoke inhabitance

it may nguoi give a penis since three

weeks and his only rained in sydney it

has another foot I am fed up with it and

another way to say this is a little bit

more impolite it means it happyish not

support this is like I I have my notes

polish north is a bad word for them you

can also take additional so it's like

shut up it's not a nice word at all and

that also means i am fed up with

something very set up turkish not

support though that is nisht my idea

meaning that's not my problem that's not

my business literally it means that's

not my dear look I'm accept that is me

what this means is a sausage to me it's

sausage to me meaning I don't care in

German we can also say that is near hey

guys for example be campaign why don't

be a meeting to order make them out so

pardon yeah do we want to go by train or

by car and you can answer that it's mere

whoops now I don't care whatever has two

additional is happening I'm chunk this

means don't you have argued all the cups

in your carport so basically it means

you're crazy yeah has been acknowledged

has mentioned but what did you do like

you're crazy the best for books okay so

an English it would be like you must

have lost your marbles I snakes the

Egan's SSC incision so this is offered

literally and the meaning is

anything it just means opposites attract

d incessant is the opposites when seek

and seein is to attract and TN can also

mean to get dressed yeah I think I'm

sayin is also to attract oh that letter

the last one there devon has had

acquired he who has joice heth agony so

climate are you getting so silly yogurt

yeah there are so many yogurts you to

feel it too many so you have a problem

basically in English it would be like

more choices more problems so that is

unless yours that's all for today if you

liked this video please press the like

button I will continue doing more videos

about expressions because we have many

men even see the feliway the vending and

if you are interested in watching some

german slang please have a look here

there is also some very useful everyday

language yeah Oh Young Scot young guns

Parker so you can have a look here if

you want to subscribe you can do that

here and please also check out my

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sometimes what videos you want me to

make and put some funny pictures and

stuff like that danke Schon own streets

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Harira marocaine الحريره المغربيه و طرق ربح الوقت في اعدادها بسرعه - Duration: 19:08.

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Marcus The Wheelchair Boxer - Duration: 2:28.

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No Resolve - Kill Us [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:32.

Come a little closer, let me show you who I am

Everyone has secrets, I am just a man

I'll help you forget the pain, we can find a way to fix our mistakes

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight to survive

Dive a little deeper, show em' who you really are

Try a little harder

We've already come this far I'll help you forget the pain, we can find a way to fix our mistakes

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight to survive

Sometimes it feels like the world is pulling you down

When all that you fought for has turned you around, don't give up

What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight

What doesn't kill us Makes us stronger

Now we know what it takes, we will fight to survive

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Ed Sheeran - Galway Girl (Danny Dove & Offset Remix) - Duration: 3:41.

Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran Galway Girl

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How to Send and Receive Text Messages Using Ruby - Duration: 4:24.

This Ruby SMS Quickstart covers

both inbound and outbound SMS but for both

of those we're going to need a phone number so let's go get one.

We'll start in the Console and search for a 215 number

and I'll grab the first Philadelphia area phone number I find.

Click Buy, Buy This Number and then

Setup number. We'll come back to number setup later.

First, let's talk about Outbound SMS.

Your application makes a POST request to Twilio and Twilio

sends a text message. It's that simple.

We'll start by using Bundler to initialize

a Gemfile. Inside of that Gemfile

we'll declare that we want to use the twilio-ruby

helper library gem.

Heading back to the terminal we'll use

Bundler to install the helper library gem.

Then we'll create a

send-sms.rb file. In here

we pull in the gems

from Bundler.

Then we're going to need some credentials for our Twilio account,

namely, the Account Sid and the Auth Token.

These look like this but I have my values

stashed in environment variables so we'll use

those instead, both the account_sid and the

auth_token.

Next we'll use those credentials

to create a Twilio::REST::Client object

passing in both the account_sid

and the auth_token.

Then we'll use the @client to create a message.

The `to` phone number will be my phone number.

Phone numbers look like this when we use them

in Twilio but again, I have my phone number

stored in an environment variable so we'll grab that instead.

The `from` number will be the Twilio

phone number that we just purchased in the Numbers Console.

Then the `body` will be the text that's sent

in the text message.

We'll set that to "Robot invasion!

Reply back with any sightings."

Then we'll head back to the terminal and we can use

Bundler to run the script

and a text message will appear on our phone.

Now let's talk about Inbound SMS. A user

sends a text message to your Twilio phone number. Twilio makes an

HTTP request to your app, and your app returns some instructions

in the form of something called TwiML. If the TwiML looks like this

then Twilio sends a text message back to the user's phone.

Let's write the code to make that happen.

The first thing we need to do for our Inbound SMS use case is to update the

Gemfile to include the Sinatra gem. We'll use

Ruby's Sinatra web framework to return TwiML

from our application. We'll use Bundler to install it

and then we'll create app.rb to hold our server code.

We'll start in here by pulling in the gems with Bundler.

And then we'll create a

POST route on `/sms`

which will be the route that Twilio will contact

when a text message comes in.

In here, we'll set some TwiML.

This is going to be the TwiML

<Response> that will be returned

when a text message comes in. Since it's a Response

we will respond back to the text message with

a message of our own that says "Added to our

list of robot sightings! Head for the Hills!"

Then we'll return the text of the TwiML.

We'll go back over to the terminal and run

our application using Bundler and this will fire

up on localhost:4567.

There's only one problem: Twilio can't reach

localhost:4567 so we'll use ngrok to create an HTTP

tunnel. This'll give us a publicly addressable

URL that Twilio can reach for our server code.

We'll take that URL back over to the Number

Console and paste it into the "A message comes in" webhook

and add the "/sms" route.

Once that saves

I'll take my phone back out and send a message back

to our Twilio phone number

and we get the response!

That's gonna do it for this video. If you enjoyed this

That's gonna do it for this video. If you've enjoyed this please

consider clicking Subscribe down below. If there's something else you'd like us

to cover leave us a comment down below and we'll get right on it.

In the meantime, check out one of these other videos to learn more about

Twilio. Until next time, I'm outta here.

♪♪♪

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Bad News: Toilet Paper Theft! - Duration: 1:04.

There are some buttheads in Beijing.

And I'm gonna tell you why,

cuz it's Bad News.

There's a new facial recognition system in Beijing that prohibits toilet paper theft.

So it makes you wait nine more minutes before you can get more of the good stuff.

My butt clenched when I heard it.

My butt clenched.

Imagine you're in a bathroom, okay?

And you need more toilet paper so you have to go and you have to do a little walk of

shame with your head down and you're so embarrassed.

You have to go in front of this facial recognition system and be like, "It's me again, Tracy,

and my ass is still dripping."

Ugh.

"It's me.

I'm back here another nine min-."

I'd be in there another four more hours.

By the way, I don't want you to know my face.

After I had diarrhea I don't want to look at anybody.

I would literally be in that bathroom for four hours easy.

I'm flowing and I'm free flowing.

I'm sorry to the planet.

I recycle, but when my ass needs to get dry my ass needs to get dry.

I literally cannot go to Beijing now.

It's off my list.

It was on my Bucket List but now it's on my Shit List.

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Awkward Boners: Science Explains! - Duration: 4:09.

Boners, There's only really one time & place that they're appropriate.

But men sometimes get a boner when they really don't want one!

we've all-- well, you've all been there. Apparently.

Called out in front of the class, had to present in a meeting, or found yourself in some other

awkward A F situation where even though you were not aroused… you all of a sudden became

a hands-in-pockets kinda guy who really needed to carry that Japanese Design textbook with

him at all times.

Clearly erections don't always equal lust. I think it's time for some harrrd truths

about erections.

[Sciq Intro]

I'll admit, I've woken up next to a hard penis or two in my time. But sometimes, they

were asleep–

So what's up with it going up when it's not supposed to.

Well reflexogenic or psychogenic erection – which are boner caused by physical or

mental stimulation, have some interesting science behind them. Your penis is ruled by

your autonomic nervous system, just like your heart rate and blood pressure, which you also

have very little control over. Also, emotional stimuli like anger are processed by the same

part of the brain that deals with sexual arousal, so it is fair enough that sometimes the signals

get confused. Whilst this type of response seems to happen less with age, it seems to

explain the motive behind make-up sex, as anger processing is so close to sexual arousal

processing within the brain.

Even male fetuses inutero can experience erections as young as 16 weeks gestation and clearly

they're not fantasizing about anybody on Netflix.

We've all heard the expression 'going from six to midnight', but it's actually

during the early morning hours – more from midnight to six – that you're most likely

to be experiencing nocturnal erections. It's during these hours your body enters periods

of REM sleep, or dream sleep, and this is when you have 'nocturnal penile tumescence':

about three to five erections through the night that last for 25-35 minutes each. Whether

you're dreaming about your secret lover or Tuesday's English exam has nothing to

do with it.

Scientists believe the reason for this nighttime penile flexing is simply to maintain tissue

health through pumping oxygenated blood (about 4-and-a-half ounces) through the vessels and

tissues in the penis. Liiike doing your stretches without even having to try. Thanks Body!

Since REM sleep happens just before you wake up, you often enter wakefulness with the lingering

effects of your nocturnal erections, often called 'morning wood' or 'morning glory'.

Morning wood can make it tricky to pee in the morning since the urethra closes when

your penis tissues or corpora cavernosa are full of blood. If you just wait a little while

it will pass and you can enjoy a comfortable breakfast at the table with your family.

The next erectile phenomenon is the Reflex Erection. This erection can occur in response

to strong emotions like feeling angry, stressed or nervous, which seems like an outlandishly

inappropriate response in such a situation.

Another type of reflex erection could be caused by really needing to pee, because your bladder

sits right over your prostate gland and can apply pressure on it when its full. But as

discussed, an erection can make it difficult to pee, so good luck negotiating that vicious

cycle…

And of course there are the very normal Hormonal Erections experienced by every teenage boy

as he grows into an adult, leading to an average of 11 potentially embarrassing moments each

day. Puberty causes a surge of hormones that lead to these unexpected hard-ons that are

unfortunately outside of their control. Again, they do not necessarily equate to sexual arousal

and are just a healthy part of growing and lengthening penile tissues. So I suppose in

a scientific and anatomical sense, they're not so much comical as impressive, and a sign

of greater things to come.

Have you guys got an unwanted erection stories that you care to share, let us know in the

comments below

HI everyone! I'm Jayde Lovell, resident science nerd at the Young Turks Network. You're watching

SciQ, and we know you don't want to miss an episode, so click the subscribe button down

below.

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Here's The Story Behind Trump's Podesta Russia Tweet - Duration: 6:48.

Here's The Story Behind Trump's Podesta-Russia Tweet

by Tyler Durden

President Trump took to Twitter this morning to remind Americans that the "It was Russia"

stone-throwers on the left may have been living in Russia-funded glass-houses after all...

The story behind this Podesta-Russia link is explained in full gore by Mike Krieger

via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog; dot connectors, Twitter diagram creators and newly minted

Russia-conspiracy sleuths from sea to shining sea take note.

Since anything connected to Russia is now considered treasonous, I�ve got a great

story for you to sniff out.

It relates to John Podesta, but somehow I doubt you�ll be interested in this one�

The Daily Caller reports:

John Podesta, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton�s 2016 national campaign chairman,

may have violated federal law by failing to disclose the receipt of 75,000 shares of stock

from a Kremlin-financed company when he joined the Obama White House in 2014, according to

the Daily Caller News Foundation�s Investigative Group.

Joule Unlimited Technologies � financed in part by a Russian firm � originally awarded

Podesta 100,000 shares of stock options when in 2010 he joined that board along with its

Dutch-based entities: Joule Global Holdings, BV and the Stichting Joule Global Foundation.

When Podesta announced his departure from the Joule board in January 2014 to become

President Obama�s special counsellor, the company officially issued him 75,000 common

shares of stock.

The Schedule B section of the federal government�s form 278 which � requires financial disclosures

for government officials � required Podesta to �report any purchase, sale or exchange

by you, your spouse, or dependent children�of any property, stocks, bonds, commodity futures

and other securities when the amount of the transaction exceeded $1,000.�

The same year Podesta joined Joule, the company agreed to accept 1-Billion-Rubles � or $35

million � from Rusnano, a state-run and financed Russian company with close ties to

President Vladimir Putin.

Anatoly Chubais, the company CEO and two other top Russian banking executives worked together

with Podesta on the Joule boards.

The board met six times a year.

Ron Hosko, a former FBI assistant director said because of the Kremlin backing, it was

essential Podesta disclose the financial benefits he received from the company.

�I think in this case where you�re talking about foreign interests and foreign involvement,

the collateral interest with these disclosure forms is put in the forefront of full disclosure

of any foreign interest that you may have,� he told TheDCNF in an interview.

The existence of the 75,000 shares of Joule stock was first revealed by the Government

Accountability Institute report issued last year.

But Podesta didn�t pocket all the shares.

Correspondence from Podesta to Joule instructed the firm to transfer only 33,693 shares to

Leonidio Holdings, a brand-new entity he incorporated only on December 20, 2013, about ten days

before he entered the White House.

Leonidio is registered in Delaware as a limited liability corporation.

Podesta listed the address of his daughter, Megan Rouse, in the incorporation papers.

His mother and father also appear to be co-owners of Leonidio.

TheDCNF made multiple inquiries to OGE and received no reply.

TheDCNF inquiries to Mr. Podesta were not returned.

That's not the end of the story though, as John Podesta's brother, Tony, confirmed Russia's

largest bank had hired the Podesta Group to lobby for an end to sanctions...

Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, has confirmed that it hired the consultancy of Tony Podesta,

the elder brother of John Podesta who chaired Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, for

lobbying its interests in the United States and proactively seeking the removal of various

Obama-era sanctions, the press service of the Russian institution told TASS on Thursday.

"The New York office of Sberbank CIB indeed hired Podesta Group.

Engagement of external consultants is part of standard business practices for us," Sberbank

said.

Previously, The Daily Caller reported that Tony Podesta was proactively lobbying for

cancellation of a range of anti-Russian sanctions against the banking sector.

In particular, he represented interests of Sberbank and was paid $170,000 for his efforts

over a six-month period last year to seek to end one of the Obama administration�s

economic sanctions against that country.

Podesta, founder and chairman of the Podesta Group, is listed as a key lobbyist on behalf

of Sberbank, according to Senate lobbying disclosure forms.

His firm received more than $24 million in fees in 2016, much of it coming from foreign

governments, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.

Regular readers will recall that the Sberbank-Podesta relationship goes back many years.

Sberbank was the lead financial institution in the Russian deal to purchase Uranium One,

owned by one of Bill Clinton�s closest friends, Frank Giustra.

Giustra and Bill Clinton lead the Clinton-Giustra Enterprise Partnership, an integral part of

the Clinton Foundation.

Consider if any or all of the above had taken place among any of the Trump administration

- what would have occurred?

How villified would the offender have been?

As Mike Krieger concludes, personally, I doubt any of the above is a huge deal, and I certainly

don�t think Podesta is working for Vladimir Putin under the table.

However, just imagine the hysteria if the above narrative could�ve been connected

to anyone in Trump�s orbit.

It would�ve been plastered on the front page of The Washington Post and The New York

Times with headlines like, �More Financial Ties Emerge Between Those in Trump�s Orbit

and Putin.�

Naturally, you won�t see this story hyped because it doesn�t fit the corporate media

narrative, and the narrative is all they care about.

For more infomation >> Here's The Story Behind Trump's Podesta Russia Tweet - Duration: 6:48.

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what's it like to be a small youtuber in london? - Duration: 8:59.

Hey guys!

So, I'm gonna be honest

I basically have no plans for this video

and one of my neighbours just started mowing their lawn

so, let's just hope I can get through this before the sun sets

I kind of wanted to talk a little bit about

my time in London as a youtuber

and how that kind of affected

my stance in the community

I guess is a way to word that?

I don't know

Basically I just wanted to talk about my experiences

being a small youtuber in London

because that's kinda where I got my start on youtube

I don't have much context for being a youtuber

anywhere else, I guess

but being a youtuber in London

is wildly different than being a youtuber in Arkansas

or basically anywhere else I can imagine

Sorry, I keep looking up because

my camera battery was dead 5 minutes ago

so I keep checking to make sure it's gonna be okay

but yeah, I grew up in a very, very small town

where everyone knows everyone

like my town has less than 400 people in it

and being a youtuber in london feels kinda familiar to that

the London youtube community feels just like my tiny high school

I clearly don't have millions or even thousands

of subscribers over here, so I'm not

speaking as someone who is like, in the inner circle

of the London youtube community

but sometimes it still felt like I was involved in a lot

because it's so small

like, I've heard people describe it as like

a microcosm of, like, a celebrity world

and that's literally what it feels like

even being on the outer edges

where me and my little friend group reside

it still felt like I was connected

to the whole larger community

There's gossip and drama

you all know that

but even on my edge of the community,

we would hear stuff

and you know people

and everyone talks

it's a lot like you would imagine

a small high school would feel

I don't even wanna get started on the gossip

because I don't wanna be attacked

but it's crazy!

It's also very clique-ish

like, I have a group of maybe 6-10

youtube friends that I associate with regularly

There's other groups of people that I know

that are kind of adjacent to my friend group

we're all, like, acquaintances

but we don't really speak that often

and it kind of goes in a tier of fame as well

except like some weird exceptions

like me and all of my friends have

roughly within 5,000 subscribers of each other

and then you have a group of people who have

maybe like 10,000 to 20,000

that'll all be friends

and then you have like

30-100k to maybe like 500k sometimes

then you have the people who have millions of subscribers

that no one really talks to and they don't talk to anyone

and it's kind of wild

because I've never met some people

in other tiers or groups

of the youtube community in London

but, like, I'm still connected to them

through like one or two people most of the time

and it's just really interesting

I didn't expect it to be like that

and I don't think it really was always that way

when I moved to London in September of 2015

I had like 13 subscribers or something

I had just started my channel, like, the year before

and uploaded like 2 times

so I wasn't really taking it seriously

or even trying to take it seriously

and when I moved to London

I met Eleana

who runs London Small YouTubers

and she was just kind of getting that group off the ground

and there were like 5 of us

that regularly came to meetings, I think

and if you don't know what I'm talking about

LSY is basically just like

a small, little self-run network

of youtubers in London

Sorry, my lighting is gonna change

because the sun is setting

and it's coming directly through my window now

so I hope you don't mind

Another thing I think makes

being a youtuber in London really unique

is that there's a YouTube space there

and I know there's YouTube spaces

in like Los Angeles and New York

and Paris

and other various places around the world

I'm sure they have sort of a similar atmosphere

maybe, I don't know, I've never been to one

but in London, it's

kind of the same few hundred people

that come to the same events over and over again

and once you get to know people, it's

really fun because it's like a big party

no matter where it's a workshop or actually a party

that's really cool and I think that really changes

the experience of being a youtuber

because even though I have less than

1,000 or even less than 500 subscribers

I still have lots of friends in the community

and it makes me really motivated

to work it, I guess

work it?

not what I meant to say, but sure!

Um, but I have a group chat with like

6 people from LSY that I met in the youtube community

and we constantly just give each other ideas

and come up with funny collabs to do

like I did a collab with the whole group I'm talking about

on Will Carne's channel

that was Cards Against YouTube

You may have seen the drama surrounding that

because we got featured in teneighty for that one

which was really cool

but it was hilarious

and

yeah, that whole dynamic

just really motivates me

I really miss that

now that I'm back in America

because I don't actually know of any

YouTubers within like 100 miles of me

If you guys happen to watch anyone in Arkansas,

please let me know

because I would love to make some YouTube friends around here

or at least feel less alone

even if we don't really hit it off

Another thing that I think I've briefly mentioned before

briefly in a video

is the networking aspect of it

because every event you go to in London

everyone there has their own agenda

like if you've seen La La Land

which I'm still obsessed with

then the scene at the pool party

where, um, Mia is walking up to her friend

and this guy's sitting there talking about

how there's so much hype around him

and he's got all these ideas

and she just kinda walks off like

okay, I need a drink

like that's kind of how it is sometimes

at the YouTube space

I have been to parties with people at YouTube

who all they want to talk about

is this thing they're doing

and how cool it's gonna be

and how much their followers love them

and how they're gonna be the next pewdiepie

and I'm like

yeah mate

sounds cool

I need to go over there. Right now.

Everyone there has an agenda

and I don't mean that in a bad way

clearly I would have to have an agenda too

sometimes people go just wanting to make friends

with other youtubers

and sometimes people go wanting to look for people

to collab with them who make similar content

and sometimes people go

wanting to meet the most famous person in the room

which I see every single one of those

in, like, tens of people

every single event I go to

and I mean, I have been

each of those people

at every event I've gone to

I don't think I've ever gone to an event

wanting to meet the most famous person in the room

but I have definitely had conversations

with the most famous people in the room

because they're there

usually it's because I watch them on YouTube

or they do something specific that

I'm interested in knowing about

and I'll just be like 'hey' and talk for a couple minutes

but on the outer edges of it

I have quite a few friends in the community

but I'm not in like the famous squad

that you probably watch on YouTube

I don't know, like it's weird

I know that I'm not "famous"

or even "relevant"

but I still feel

kind of self important

whenever I'm in London

and surrounded by YouTube community

because everything just feels like it's so connected

and I feel like I know what's going on

even if i'm not, like, in the middle of it

and I feel like I at least get treated

with a certain amount of respect

and a certain amount of, like,

yeah you're actually a creator because you can go

to this party that some people couldn't go to

or you can go to this thing

or go to this workshop

and I know if I'm getting into that

it's because they need to fill space

and I'm not that important

but it still feels fun

and it feels like I'm kind of in the center of everything

and I feel a little cut off from that now

but like I said

I still have a lot of friends in London

like I'm planning on going to visit

and spending a couple weeks for Summer in the City

don't hold me to that

but I'm planning on being there at Summer in the City!

and it just feels really good

to have that community

and I don't know, it's not something

I ever thought I would experience

but being a youtuber in London is like

so drastically different from here

I feel like I just rambled a lot in this video

and kind of projected onto all of you

what I miss about being in London

but I hope it's been interesting for you at least!

I also have a part 2 of this video

not really a part 2

but it's related, that I want to film

about all the awkward experiences

I've had with other youtubers in London

and... oh boy

there have been a few

Like, I'm not easily intimidated by fame

or status. I just kinda don't care

most of the time

but I have definitely spoken to some people

that I respected

and would liked to have had a good opinion of me

and I think I embarrassed myself a lot

Thanks YouTube for giving us free alcohol at parties

because that definitely helps me

be able to react

not at all

to people in a normal way

but let me know if you're interested in that

so I can embarrass myself on the internet further

and yeah, I think that's all I'm gonna talk about in this video

because aside from spilling all the super secret details

I don't think there's much left for me to say

other than I miss being in London

I miss all my friends

I miss just the community

and the sense of being connected to something

I need to go before I get in trouble

for shading someone who watches this video

Thank you guys for watching though

and you can subscribe to my channel

to see what's coming up next

because I make videos roughly every week

You can click over here on my face to do that

and there's another video up here

that YouTube thinks you might wanna watch

or you can click below

which I think is on this side

I will get this right one day

Anyways, I love you guys!

Thanks for watching

and I'll see you next time!

Bye!

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ESTE CHEESECAKE FÁCIL SIN AZÚCAR ES GENIAL!: RECETAS LIGHT QUE NO SE NOTAN! - Duration: 9:30.

For more infomation >> ESTE CHEESECAKE FÁCIL SIN AZÚCAR ES GENIAL!: RECETAS LIGHT QUE NO SE NOTAN! - Duration: 9:30.

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Good News: The Bipartisan Road Trip - Duration: 1:04.

Bipartisan road trip?

Who's bringing snacks?

I always bring beef jerky.

Democrat Beta O'Rourke and Republican Will Herd got in a car together and came out friends.

There was a storm as you know, storm a brewin'.

They went, "Oh our flights are cancelled."

"What shall we do?"

"Road trip?!"

On the road again.

I can't wait to be on the road again.

Tell me a time you've heard a good thing that starts with one Republican and one Democrat.

It's like one Republican punched a Democrat and a Democrat kicked him in the leg.

This is an unlikely friendship.

Am I wrong?

Unlikely friendships, right?

A bird and a fish.

How are they going to be friends?

A bug and a shoe.

A rhino and a bird.

An angel and a fairy.

They both fly but who flies higher?

This is Good News and this is good news for all of us.

Democrats and Republicans can find common ground...

on a moving vehicle.

For more infomation >> Good News: The Bipartisan Road Trip - Duration: 1:04.

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Lindsey Stirling in Belgium - Duration: 8:37.

Hi Friends

So today I make a video about Lindsey Stirling

For those who do not know, it is a violinist who started her videos on YouTube.

If I tell you about it because we made yesterday 21 March to her Concert in Belgium

A few years ago my husband and I were going at the same location

And now this time if we had decided to take Melissa with us. Melissa had already seen video of her and she wanted to see the concert

So we are going there and in fact I found it was a great time and a great nice encounter because the concert was super like the first time

There is laughter there is humor because she has an unimaginable humor

and obviously music and then there was a nostalgic moment. Because his best friend Gavi is deceased.

We had the chance to see him on stage with her the last time

and this time she pay tribute to him with a music that he start both but he never

finish and Lindsey finish so they can have in the Braveenough tour.

The second beautiful meet is to have been able to make a photo with her and to have a autograph

Melissa had buy a poster before the concert and she sign and we framed them I would show you

We were in front of the Ancien Belgique in front of the door

The guard who told us not to wait, she was gone but we still waited and we stayed for an hour

Some people are in front of the entrance of the Ancien Belgique but we a little back and my husband

a little further and then suddenly someone crosses in front of him two people

and Melissa tells me is this not Lindsey and I look with hesitation and I say yes.

She sees us watching and she comes to us starts talking to us

so I told her that her concert was super amazing and beautiful

She thanks and look to Melissa (she was the only child of 12 year present)

and then she ask "what your name"

And Melissa wait a few second and then say Melissa

She was so happy that Melissa do know wat to say. We ask for a Photo and an autograph on the Poster

The other people are arrive and ask for photos and autograph

she is very open and accessible to everyone and everyone have respect here and that fine.

So we have the chance to have a photo and an autograph

and after she leave and we return to home. It was an amazing night

So I will let you see a part off the concert a an moment in the concert

the sit down at the ground Lindsey with a little Violin with here musician

one with a mini piano and the second sit on a little drum

And they start make music like children music

and she first fine tune her violin and play Harry Potter and Pirate of the Caribbean

So sorry for the lights it very bright because the light is direct on them

and from where we are it's not easy

Ha here I have better see oh no not

and now yes here we can see them better but sorry for the people that go ahead.

No it was very very nice

Next this Music you will sure recognize

there she was complete dress in blue like a say the light are also blue everywhere

and like every time she move on the scene she go from left to right it's amazing

she can stop moving with here Violin in her arms

I really love what she do

and I have the chance to learn about their thanks to my husband because he let me see here video on Youtube

Here I will let you see some picture we take

And here the picture from here in blue with here mini Violin to cute.

Here another blue picture at the end of here song

and this oh yeah at a moment in the concert

she enter a magician box and the cut them in two piece and this when play violin

I find this amazing

And I find this super and in the second part she go behind the scenes

and the come back with a glass box empty and they cover them

and then remove an Lindsey came out of the box with here violin

I find this too good but for me she is a magician of music

Here a little interview after the concert of Lindsey Stirling

I already see this 2 time and for you is the first time

Yes first time

Who do you find the concert

Super cool and beautifully

Why so beautifully it's a concert

with the effect

and also after the concert you ask me if I am tired and I say no

and ask why and you answer you will see

And after we wait before the bus she is then coming to me and we make photos with her

She also ask my name.

you are the only child present and still awake.

yes

who she ask your name

What is….

What's your name?

yes that's it

but you was lost and you give your name yes

and is she come back.

I will go back to the concert

I think you need to wait the next album. Yes

Like if you love the concert

only one Like

Like like like

Next here a second picture

Then the picture from as three the Angels and Lindsey Stirling wonderful

Here smile and joy to be their she let see that she is happy to been there

And here the autograph of the poster we have framed

I hope you enjoy the video for me this was super and a will leave her

I hope that Lindsey will see this video but we speak only French

my English is not good enough. But is she come here she can leave a little comment on the video.

An all or subscriber keep looking or video and invite your friend

we will make many change to this channel we will try

Continues to look at us give us like and leave many comments

In the description I will give you the link the Youtube page of Lindsey Stirling in case you will see here video

And for the new viewers subscribe it's free only one click on the button somewhere

Like, leave comment and subscribe and I will say …..

I give you 1000 kiss

And to the next video. Bye