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What you need to know about Margaret Sanger, Founder of Planned Parenthood

by Edward Morgan

Margaret Sanger was the founder of Planned Parenthood. You know�the leftist�s favorite

institution, ever, of all time. If the democrat party built a church (funny, right?) Margaret

Sanger would be the patron saint. Just to refresh, Planned Parenthood�s the place

that murders babies and sells their parts for profit. Which is totally cool with all

the liberals� Well, here�s the thing no one likes to tell you about Margret Sanger,

patron saint of Planned Parenthood:

Margaret Sanger was a sordid Nazi. Let�s read a few quotes:

�[Our objective is] unlimited sexual gratification without the burden of unwanted children�

[Women must have the right] to live � to love� to be lazy � to be an unmarried

mother � to create� to destroy� The marriage bed is the most degenerative influence

in the social order� The most merciful thing that a family does to one of its infant members

is to kill it.� No, that was not taken from Hitler. That�s

a quotation from the patron saint of the feminists and Hillary Clinton. And the above words were

not a one-off moment of insanity. There�s more where those horrendous thoughts came

from.

�We should hire three or four colored ministers, preferably with social-service backgrounds,

and with engaging personalities. The most successful educational approach to the Negro

is through a religious appeal. We don�t want the word to go out that we want to exterminate

the Negro population. And the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if

it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members.�

What�s sad about the above statement is how true it�s become. How many black leaders

laud Planned Parenthood? And do they realize Planned Parenthood�s founder had a goal

to kill black people?

�As an advocate of birth control I wish� to point out that the unbalance between the

birth rate of the �unfit� and the �fit,�admittedly the greatest present menace to civilization,

can never be rectified by the inauguration of a cradle competition between these two

classes. In this matter, the example of the inferior classes, the fertility of the feeble-minded,

the mentally defective, the poverty-stricken classes, should not be held up for emulation.

On the contrary, the most urgent problem today is how to limit and discourage the over-fertility

of the mentally and physically defective.� �Mentally and physically defective� as

deemed by who? Well eugenicists, of course. And how do you solve unfit people from reproducing?

Sterilizing them and aborting their offspring. Lovely woman, Margaret Sanger.

�Instead of decreasing and aiming to eliminate the stocks that are most detrimental to the

future of the race and the world, it tends to render them to a menacing degree dominant

� We are paying for, and even submitting to, the dictates of an ever-increasing, unceasingly

spawning class of human beings who never should have been born at all.�

�Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race.�

Nope, not Hitler. But we can see where you might be confused, what with all that talk

of cleaner races and stuff. Isn�t this woman a peach? Wouldn�t you hold her up as the

hallmark of feminism?

�One fundamental fact alone, however, indicates the necessity of Birth Control if eugenics

is to accomplish its purpose�Before eugenicists and others who are laboring for racial betterment

can succeed, they must first clear the way for Birth Control. Like the advocates of Birth

Control, the eugenicists, for instance, are seeking to assist the race toward the elimination

of the unfit.�

�And the government should �give certain dysgenic groups (those with �bad genes�)

in our population their choice of segregation or sterilization.�

�There is only one reply to a request for a higher birthrate among the intelligent,

and that is to ask the government to first take the burden of the insane and feeble-minded

from your back. [Mandatory] sterilization for these is the answer.�

Had enough? Let�s get in just one more�

�Hordes of people [are] born, who live, yet who have done absolutely nothing to advance

the race one iota. Their lives are hopeless repetitions� Such human weeds clog up the

path, drain up the energies and the resources of this little earth. We must clear the way

for a better world; we must cultivate our garden.�

At least Margaret Sanger was thrown in jail, but only because it was illegal to pass out

birth control �devices� at that time. She wouldn�t be thrown in jail today, she�d

be defended by the leftists and their media. Progress.

Margaret Sanger was a eugenicist, an elitist, a Nazi. Today she�s a hero to the far left

feminists and abortion advocates. They revere her. Do you think anyone who supports such

a disgusting woman would object to butchering children? No. It�s all part of the plan

for a cleaner race.

Margaret Sanger and her cultish followers are what evil looks like. If you wanted to

know�

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MARCH WRAP-UP || 2017 - Duration: 12:15.

Hey guys it's Emily! For today's video

I'm doing my March wrap up. So in all I

read nine books in March, which I am

pretty stoked about because some of them

were pretty big, and I read one

absolutely terrible book. Like, so

bad! And then I read a lot of really,

really, really good books, so kind of

either ended spectrum. The first book

that I read was The Angel of History by

Rabih Alameddine. This is a literary

fiction book following Jacob, who is a man

living in San Francisco. It alternates

between present time in which Jacob is

checking himself into a psych ward, and

the past in which he is talking about

living in San Francisco during the 80s,

specifically kind of examining the AIDS

epidemic and what it was like to go

through that as a gay man. And in

addition to Jacobs perspective we also

read about an interview about Jacob's

life between the personification of

death and Satan. And there's also a lot

of saints who actually exist in the

context of this book, but it's kind of

unclear as to whether you're dealing

with figments of Jacob's imagination, or

like some kind of delusion, or if these

are real figures, but regardless

they make for some great metaphors. This

is written very stream-of-consciousness

excepting the portions between Satan and

death. It's gorgeously written. The prose

itself is beautiful. It's so dense, but

because it's so dense... I think I

mentioned this in my TBR--I had already

started this book at that point and I

was like, "It's like you're swimming

through the prose!" But it's also kind of

like you get tired of swimming through

the prose because it's just so dense. So I

think I ended up giving this 3 stars.

this book is also really sexually graphic,

and there is a bit that's like BDSM kind

of stuff, which I did not I was in here

not that there's anything necessarily

wrong with that, but it kind of took me

by surprise, so fair warning if you

want to read this book. I'm excited to

read other works of Alameddine because I

think he knows his way around a sentence

and is doing really interesting,

ambitious stuff in this book, and so I

want to see what he's doing into other

works, you know, if they're as ambitious

as this. The next book I read was kind of

like a screeching shift in terms of

content, and that's because it was the

loveliest YA contemporary. I finally

got around to reading Simon vs. the Homo

Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli. I

loved this. I loved it

so much. So much! This is about a boy

named Simon who lives in, I think, a

suburb of Atlanta, and he knows he's gay

is comfortable with his own sexuality,

but isn't ready to officially come out

yet, and he's engaging in anonymous email

conversations with another boy from his

high school named Blue, but he doesn't

know Blue's real name, and Blue

doesn't know Simon's real name, and then

one day one of Simon's classmates logs

on to a computer that Simon had been

emailing Blue from sees the emails and

then kind of blackmails Simon, and it goes

from there. It was so good. I loved all

the characters in this book--they're all

fully realized I really, really liked the

atmosphere of high school that Albertalli

creates because it is the only young

adult contemporary book, kind of like

realistic fiction book, that I have ever

read that really captured the atmosphere

of my own high school experience, and

you know, the kinds of jokes that

you tell, the kinds of things that you

think are funny, and how you interact

with stuff and navigating the more

subtle aspects of social situations

in which so-and-so likes so-and-so, but

then you know they don't want to tell, or

it's not going to work out, or something

like that. I think generally speaking

it's really easy in young adult

contemporaries to kind of blow off the

fact that it's clearly an adult writing

about high school, and that they don't

really get what's going on, but Albertalli

so fundamentally gets high school and

gets what it's like to be in high school,

and I adored that. I loved the ending. I

just loved so much about this book! it's

absolutely adorable. My friend Madalyn,

who hasn't made videos a while but does

run a lovely book blog, this is one of

her all-time favorite books and so I

read it because I trust her opinion so

thank you Madalyn for constantly

talking about this book because it was

so good! It's so worth it. It's so lovely,

and just makes me like feel

like I'm blushing because I love it so

much. Next up I read another incredible

book although it is significantly more

serious than Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens

Agenda and that is The Hate U Give by

Angie Thomas. This book is about a young

girl named Starr. It follows Starr navigating

the aftermath of a police shooting that she

witnesses. She watches a police officer

shoot and kill her childhood friend who

was unarmed at the time. We follow Starr

throughout this. I absolutely adored this.

It is a timely book, it is an important

book and it is

also a very well-written book. This is so

well paced, really, really well paced--I

could not put it down when I was reading

it. It was just riveting throughout the

entire thing, even lighter scenes that

were just kind of about Starr's day-to-day

life experiences, or going through high

school and that kind of stuff. I loved

those just as much as the more intense

serious scenes. There was a couple scenes

in here that examine both kind of

peripheraly and directly at the

militarization of the American police.

Through Starr's perspective we see

essentially tanks driving down the

street. One scene that we experience

through Starr's eyes is when she goes to a

protest and it's broken up by a heavily

militarized police force, is just

really, really intense and so well

written. The other thing that I just have...

Oh this was so well done! This book

examines both on a large scale on a much

smaller scale how it can be not just

dangerous but deadly to reduce someone

to a single stereotype, and Angie Thomas

walks the walk with this, because every

single character in here, as flawed as

some of them are, is a fully realized,

complicated, messy, difficult-to-

stereotype human being. Not only is she

looking at this through a thematic lens,

but through every individual character,

and I just have so much appreciation for

how well that was crafted, how much

thought and effort and skill went into

creating characters like that, because

you so often, especially in young adult

realistic fiction young adult

contemporary, a lot of side characters

get kind of reduced to you know "Oh they're the

funny one, that's the nerdy friend," or, you

know, her parents are kind of dorky, or

something like that. Every single

character is so well realized. Absolutely

love this book, cannot recommend this

enough. The next book I read is one of

the best books I've read of all time.

OF ALL TIME. And it is My Favorite Thing Is

Monsters by Emil Ferris. I don't have

words for how incredible this book is.

It's like... Oh! It's so gorgeous and funny

and weird and amazing and I reread it

immediately after finishing it--that is

how good it is. I don't think I've done

that since Harry Potter and the Deathly

Hallows. That is how much I love this

book. This is a very big graphic novel.

This follows a young 12 year old girl who

imagines herself as a werewolf she's

super into like be old school horror

movies kind of like creature from the

lagoon you know the Wolfman that kind of

stuff a woman in her apartment building

commit suicide but our main character

Karen believes that it was actually a

murder and so she investigates and it is

oh my goodness if I up iced I'm just

gonna say if you want to know why this

book is so amazing in like full detail I

did a full spoiler free review of it

which I will link of the cards and down

below it's done in predominantly

ballpoint pen and it's a ton of cross

hatching Anil Ferris did this after she

had been bitten by a mosquito contracted

West Nile virus become paralyzed and

then re learned how to draw that is just

the backstory of the author who is an

amazing incredible woman who was so

brilliant on so many levels and then

what she managed to craft in this book I

am just completely astounded by this

book is sold out almost everywhere as of

now they went into a second print day if

you see this at your local library if

you see it anywhere pick it up like

Steve just immediately purchase it that

is how good this book is next I have a

big all reread I made it through all

three of the books in his dark materials

by philip pullman this is a very famous

trilogy it's high fantasy originally I

think kind of a middle grade young adult

audience in mind but not in the way that

a lot of young adult is written now I

was talking to my mom I guess I

originally read this in the sixth grade

I think and reading us now I'm thinking

oh myself like a lot of the language in

here it was definitely over my head

because it's pretty sophisticated and

how it's written I love this series I

love this series so much I can

completely understand people not really

liking it I think the first book is

difficult to get into and then I also

think each book is kind of an abrupt

shift from the last so aspects that you

love from the first book might not

necessarily show up in a second and then

aspects from the second might not

necessarily show up in the third they

also get more explicitly allegorical as

they go on the idea and you're kind of

like okay like there's like really

Paradise Lost

worried i still i adore it i think the

final 20 or so pages maybe like final 50

pages of the amber spyglass is the best

ending to any book or series i've read

do you think about like deathly hallows

in the end of the Harry Potter series

the epilogue is very divisive in terms

of whether or not people like it and I

totally get that I fall a category I

really like the epilogue but I do think

it's very fanservice II I think it isn't

necessary to the series like I really

liked that it was included but I don't

think it heightens the series in any way

the final 50 pages in this are gorgeous

and heartbreaking and make me bawl my

eyes out like I had to keep putting the

book down because I was crying I love

this this is so near yours my heart and

this is such a gorgeous edition I'm

really excited to hold onto this for

years to come next up is a book that I

hate it like hated and that is the

Bronze Horseman by paulina Simon's

Paulina sentence god this was like a

trash fire of a book and I want to say

like I don't I I separate book from

author and also book from fan so like I

really care if you super liked it I

don't care you know I have no opinion on

whether other people like it or not and

this is just my own opinion in my own

opinion is that this book is garbage

it's 800 pages of recycled plot shitty

characters and no character growth I

absolutely had it oh also toxic

relationships super fun i love that it

was infuriating to read i posted a

really grantee review on Goodreads about

it and I just oh it's so bad if I'm just

like let's okay here's a great example

of why i hate this book so much so this

is a romance book which I definitely did

not know going into it but like nothing

wrong with that I just personally don't

read a whole lot of romance books so I

was kind of like hug the meat cute for

this couple is when a 22 year old

soldier sees a 16 year old girl across

the street and is like oh great idea to

follow her around for hours that's

really cool of me to do that's not

creepy at all technically it's the last

day that she's 16 because she's turned

70 in the next day nope still

unbelievably creepy

hey this book I handed so much it's so

bad okay I knew sup I do stop any stuff

so to pull me out of the all consuming

rage bubble that was created by the

Bronze Horseman I needed something good

and that is exactly what I got with the

voyage to the magical north by Claire

fares this is just a delightful lovely

whimsical middle grade fantasy book it's

such a fun adventure it's about

basically a bunch of misfit pirates I

just loved this it's such a good

adventure it's a story about the

importance of stories which I have a

total sucker for absolutely love that

stuff and that's what this isn't it's so

wonderful oh it just makes you so happy

I would really recommend s to people who

like middle grade or for younger readers

because it is like very clearly middle

grade it has a lot of the silly middle

grade jokes in it which don't make me

laugh out loud but I kind of like tip my

hat to them I'm like oh that's cute so I

really enjoyed this it was just such a

great book to end the month on so that

isn't for all the books that i read in

march a lot of amazing books and one

terrible one I hey oh okay are you stop

I keep it still come back to me how much

I hate that book but ignoring that I

also read one of my new all-time

favorite books like I want to say this

is like top three books of all time

because i still can't pick just one i'm

gonna ignore the Bronze Horseman and

focus on my favorite things monsters

that's like oh that's how we're getting

it out of this situation thanks so much

for watching if you liked this video

give it a thumbs up hit subscribe to see

more of my face and I will see you next

time

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Retiring in Colombia🇨🇴 need your help with a few questions - Miguel in Bogotá - Duration: 12:56.

I'm going to ruin your videos by not saying anything

Right, we are here with the hamburger expert

Simon G

Simon G, check out his channel

And we are also here with Poncho Aventuras

What's your channel about Poncho?

My channel is the result of personal theapy

I am a person that has a lot of fears

I want to do different things

That's why I show different places that I visit on my travels

The places that people take me, doing different things

When I jump on my bicycle

The places are always in Colombia or also abroad?

Last year I made a few videos in Brazil

Also a few in Uruguay, in Argentina, in Paraguay

That's it, I open myself to things that are scary as a kind of personal therapy and hopefully it motivates people

When you were abroad, what did you miss the most about Colombia?

My friends and family

But you need to make sure you make the most out of it

I knew I was going to be there for a period of time so I shouldn't feel sorry for myself

So you simply need to enjoy it and learn

One thing that I found weird or curious is that in Colombia you hear a lot more music in the street

And people are a bit more noisy

More than in Brazil?

Yes, more than in the south of Brazil

Right, we are going to eat our hamburgers

With the maestro

We are going to see if these will go into his hamburger top 10 or top 20 or top 50 in Bogota

I'm going to ruin your videos by not saying anything

So how's the hamburger?

It has a distinctive taste

Like a lot of them

It has the same taste as always, like you find in a lot of hamburgers

Is it in your top 5, top 10?

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Marvel, Mamrie, and Minis - What's Up Weirdlings?! April 10, 2017 - Duration: 1:04:18.

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Plane makes emergency landing on I-295, pilot passenger survive - Duration: 1:32.

IS RESCUE

CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE.

KYLE: THE CALLS CAME IN AT 10:15

THIS MORNING.

A SMALL PLANE LANDS ON 295 SOUTH

, DODGING SPEEDING TRAFFIC

HEAD-ON.

THE PILOT TOOK OFF FROM

TWITCHELL'S AIRPORT IN TURNER.

>> HE HAD BEEN GONE AN HOUR.

KYLE HE HAS FLOWN THERE FOR

YEARS.

THEY OH IS TEACHER EMERGENCY

LANDING IN CASE SOMETHING LIKE

THIS HAPPENS.

KYLE: HE HAD ENGINE FAILURE AND

MADE AN EMERGENCY LANDING ON

295.

THE WHEEL WEDGED UNDER THE GUARD

RAIL, THE PLANE FLIPPING ONTO

ITS NOSE.

>> FORTUNATELY, NO ONE WAS

INJURED.

KYLE: CREWS WORKED ALL AFTERNOON

WITH FUEL LEAKING FROM THE TANK.

GETTING IT UP RIGHT IT COULD BE

CARTED OFF THE HIGHWAY.

>> HE FLEW THE PLANE A LOT.

HE HAS SAID THAT PLANE FOR QUITE

A WHILE.

KYLE: THE FAA IS CONTINUING ITS

INVESTIGATION.

TRAC THE FORMER LEADER OF THE

YOUTH THEATER GROUP ARRAIGNED ON

TWO COUNTS OF UNLAWFUL SEXUAL

CONTACT.

HE PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO BOTH

COUNTS IN COURT.

HE FACES 16 SIMILAR CHARGES IN

SAGADAHOC COUNTY.

HE WAS RELEASED ON PERSONAL

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"Poem by Poem" | Juan Felipe Herrera | NPR - Duration: 1:51.

"Poem by Poem"

—in memory of Cynthia Hurd, Susie Jackson, Ethel Lance,

Rev. DePayne Middleton-Doctor, Hon. Rev. Clementa Pinckney,

Tywanza Sanders, Rev. Daniel Simmons Sr., Rev. Sharonda Singleton, Myra Thompson

Shot and killed while at church. Charleston, SC. Rest in peace.

poem by poem we can end the violence

every day

after

every other day

9 killed in Charleston, South Carolina

they are not 9

they

are each one

alive

we do not know

you have a poem to offer

it is made of action

—you must

search for it

run

outside and give your life to it

when you find it

walk it back

—blow upon it

carry it taller than the city where you live

when the blood comes down do not ask if

it is your blood

it is made of

9

drops

honor them

wash them

stop them

from falling

Uh and this poem is just like it is.

And again talking about what you heard me talk about, and of course it's a poem

and a gift.

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The Best Easter Eggs Ever by Jerry Smath - Kids Books Read Aloud - Duration: 7:39.

Hey Kids!

This is Kids Books Read Aloud.

My name is Mister Lane and today we are going to read

The Best Easter Eggs Ever!

Springtime had come and Easter was almost here.

This was a busy time for Easter Bunny, who painted all of the Easter eggs himself.

Each of Easter Bunny's little helpers had a special job to do, too.

Willa Bunny was in charge of weaving the Easter baskets.

Jellybean Bunny filled them with marshmallow chicks, chocolate, and jelly beans.

And Bella Bunny tied a beautiful bow to handle of each basket.

"I like your polka-dotted eggs."

she said to Easter Bunny.

"Thank you," said Easter Bunny, "but I need a new design for my eggs this year.

I see polka dots even when I'm not painting them."

"Can we help you?" asked his helpers.

Easter Bunny thought a while, then said, "Maybe you can!"

Easter Bunny handed each of them an unpainted egg and a paint box with brushes.

"Let's have an Easter Egg Painting Contest!" he said.

"Whoever paints the best Easter egg wins.

And the winner can paint their design on all the Easter eggs this year."

The three little bunnies cheered!

Then each one went in a different direction, hoping to find something pretty to paint.

"Be back in time for dinner," called Easter Bunny.

"We're having carrot stew tonight."

Willa Bunny loved the seashore -- so that's where she went.

While curious seagulls looked on, she scanned the beach for something interesting

to paint.

It didn't take long.

Not far away stood a tall lighthouse with bold red stripes.

Willa took out her widest brush and painted those same red stripes on her egg.

Because he loved spring colors, Jellybean Bunny's search took him to the country.

Spring flowers everywhere showed off their beautiful colors,

as if to say, "Paint me!"

So that is just what Jellybean Bunny did.

Using his prettiest colors, he painted flowers on his egg.

Bella Bunny walked and walked but didn't see anything she wanted to paint.

Then looking up, she saw fluffy white clouds floating across the blue sky.

One looked like a bird.

Another looked like a carrot.

One cloud even looked like Easter Bunny!

Bella thought the clouds would be fun to paint on her egg.

But when she stopped to paint them, the wind blew the clouds further away, over

the woods.

Bella kept running after them.

Deeper and deeper into the woods she ran.

Suddenly, the sky grew dark and the clouds disappeared.

Bella Bunny found herself tired and along --

without ever having painted her egg.

She was trying to find her way out of the dark woods when the moon suddenly appeared.

Then, one by one, stars began to fill the night sky.

Suddenly, Bella knew what her Easter egg design would be!

She took our her brush and, by the light of the moon,

started painting her egg with golden stars.

Easter Bunny was int he kitchen cooking his stew when Willa and Jellybean returned.

"Where is Bella?" he asked.

"On our way here we saw her running into the woods," said his helpers.

Easter Bunny was worried.

"We must go and look for her right away!" he said.

Using flashlights to light their way, Easter Bunny, Willa and Jellybean when into

the dark woods.

"Bella ... Bella ... Bella!" they called as they searched.

Finally they found her -- she was sound asleep in her wheelbarrow.

Easter Bunny gently picked up his little sleeping helper.

Then Jellybean led the way out of the woods.

Once at home, all three bunnies were put to bed.

"It's been a busy day for all of you," said Easter Bunny.

"Tomorrow, after a good night's rest, I'll look at the eggs you've painted."

When morning came, Willa Bunny was the first to hop out of bed.

"Wake up, everyone!" she called.

"Today Easter Bunny picks one of our designs for his Easter eggs!"

"Here he comes now," Bella said sleepily.

The bunnies proudly help up their eggs.

Easter Bunny looked at each one very carefully.

"I've never seen such bold red stripes," he said to Willa.

"And look at those pretty flowers," he said to Jellybean.

"Your stars shine brighter than the real ones," he said to Bella.

"You all win the contest!" said Easter Bunny.

"I want all of your designs on my Easter eggs this year."

Then he hung a bright gold medal on each of their creations.

The three bunnies were overjoyed.

They started to paint the Easter eggs right away.

Willa Bunny painted her bold red stripes.

Jellybean Bunny painted his pretty flowers.

And Bella Bunny painted her shiny gold stars.

Easter Bunny smiled as he watched his little helpers work.

"This year's Easter eggs will be the best Easter eggs ever!" he said.

THE END.

Hey Kids!

If you want more kid's books read aloud click subscribe.

There is a link in the description if you want to buy this book

so that you can read it anytime.

Also kids, let me know what book I should read next

in the comments below.

Thank you so much for watching.

It was great reading with you today.

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Can Poetry Change the World? | Juan Felipe Herrera | NPR - Duration: 1:33.

Well you know, our lives influence everything.

It's not just the work.

It's not just the words.

It's our entire lives—

how we dedicate our life in this world.

How we write our life on the pages of time,

the time we have allotted—whether it's 30 years, or 68 years, 100, or 12, or whatever the number is,

how we give our life.

And in that time we write, we sing, we dance,

we speak, we meditate, we pray, we draw, we have a barbecue, watch television.

So the answer is everything affects everything.

And yes indeed, a poem can bring about radical change,

but it's different than changing the levers of society.

It's more like reading your poem, or writing your poem, or sharing your poem—sharing your voice.

Maybe you share it for a minute, and in that minute someone may be listening;

and in that minute we both are changing.

And perhaps that's the change we're seeking—it's personal, intimate, and momentary. Small moments.

For more infomation >> Can Poetry Change the World? | Juan Felipe Herrera | NPR - Duration: 1:33.

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Crews battling Palm Beach Gardens brush fire - Duration: 1:14.

WHERE ARE YOU AND WHAT ARE YOU

SEEING?

ARI: THE LOCATION OF THIS FIRE

IS IN BETWEEN MILITARY TRAIL AND

CENTRAL BOULEVARD.

IT IS A LITTLE SOUTH OF HOOD.

YOU CAN SEE HOW MUCH SMOKE IS

COMING FROM THIS FIRE.

THIS IS INSIDE A FAIRLY NEW

COMMUNITY.

ALTHOUGH THERE WAS A BRUSH FIRE

HERE ABOUT A MONTH AGO.

I'VE TALKED TO POLICE AND

FIREFIGHTERS ON SCENE AND THE

TUMMY AS OF NOW IT IS CONTAINED

JUST TO THE WOODED AREA.

YOU CAN SEE THE SMOKE, HOW IT IS

BILLOWING OVER SOME OF THE

HOMES.

I HAVE NOTICED A LOT OF

RESIDENCE LEAVING THEIR HOMES,

AWAY FROM THE FIRE.

THERE ARE ALLOWING SOME PEOPLE

TO GET BACK HOME, GET THEIR

ANIMALS OR PETS OR BELONGINGS.

BUT FOR THE MOST PART THEY'RE

TRYING TO GET THE RESIDENCE OF

FROM GOING BACK TO THE AREA.

WE'VE ALSO HEARD REPORTS THAT

SOME OF THE SMOKE MIGHT BE

BLOWING INTO I-95 CAUSING

DISABILITY PROBLEMS.

I HAVE HEARD SOME TALK ABOUT

POSSIBLY SHUTTING DOWN I-95 BUT

THAT HASN'T HAPPENED YET.

IF IT DOES HAPPEN WE OF COURSE

WILL LET YOU KNOW.

WE WILL ALSO LET YOU KNOW OF ANY

MORE DEVELOPMENTS THAT COME FROM

THIS FIRE.

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Fulgencio salió de Oaxaca hacia El Norte | Juan Felipe Herrera | NPR - Duration: 4:25.

That's another thing that I believe in is all languages.

And I really want to invite everyone to, even if it's just, for example if you don't have a second language

then I'm going to give you a magical recommendation,

and it's going to connect you to 500 million people immediately.

So you may want to tune in as I look for a poem in Spanish.

It's this: take five words in another language,

of course you have to know what they are,

and put them in a poem that you're going to write that's, say, in English.

And enjoy.

And what happens is that you're going to connect with at least 500 million people

when you read that poem and you have an audience or you put it on the Internet.

I did that recently, and it was in Spanish, and I just said the word "Maraming salamat."

"Thank you very much" in Filipino or Tagalog.

And people came up to me after the reading and said,

"I've never heard those words on stage ever in my life at a reading, ever in my whole life."

All I said was "thank you very much—maraming salamat"

And bang. And that's how it is.

You know that's how locked in we are sometimes without knowing it.

And of course poetry is all about unlocking ourselves and our language and language itself.

In Spanish. I have one. I'll give you ... well I'm here already.

hahaha

I have one called "Fulgencio salió de Oaxaca hacia El Norte"

This is based on the art of Fulgencio Lazo, a Oaxacaño artist in Seattle

There's a great community of artists from Oaxaca in Seattle that have amazing work. I really believe in them.

And this is on Fulgencio Lazo's work, and it's in Spanish.

And I speak of El Gozón. El Gozón is an amazing festival in Oaxaca.

And the work here, I wrote it in the manner that he paints. That's all I'll say.

Fulgencio salió de Oaxaca hacia El Norte

Los ojos verdes el mármol de vida y muerte el ajedrez

y al azar los tejidos de gis de municipio de arpa fugaz

donde caminamos un lienzo entre blanco y anaranjado

el albedrío de pueblos y más que nada el guinda loco

de caderas y brazos rasgados pero no te das cuenta

los amantes los azulejos secretosun copal renace un rehilete de madreshirviendo la tierra

y otras desarraigando las cimas de orquestas y carnes

secas nuestras risas el amor de coco de piña de

ciruela de penitencia de mil generaciones y migraciones

piel de calabaza hacia Norte al Sur al Norte y oyes

los violines de perros que te olfatean a los que no

les regalaste chicharrón o son garabatos estrellas tartamudaso son

papalotes clavados de costillas y lenguas serpientes o brujas

o un niño que despertó al mundo con aceites zapotecos

planeta negro ferrocarril encendido traje de cruces y

almas de lagartos más almas más tejidos geométricos

más abejas picando eléctricas flautas tuyas mías letritas

noches máscaras amarillas iglesias blancas y un tigre paseándose

en medio de todo

juegos de luz tambores y maíz

más vuelos más aguas para el Gozón

así así vamos

por allí va por aquí viene

For more infomation >> Fulgencio salió de Oaxaca hacia El Norte | Juan Felipe Herrera | NPR - Duration: 4:25.

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Introducing the tethering useful features "instant tethering" that can be used in the Nexus - Duration: 2:51.

Introducing the tethering useful features "instant tethering" that can be used in a part of the Android

Hello everyone

This time, we will introduce a useful function "instant tethering" of tethering available in some of Android

"Instant tethering" in the case of use of the data shared by the Wi-Fi communication using the tethering of Android,

From the client side to perform an Internet connection to use the tethering, such as Wi-Fi tablet,

That the tethering of the host side, such as a smart phone to perform the tethering can be enabled and connected by a remote is the data-sharing capabilities of benefits

Also that it can be easy to use if even advance preparation without any input, such as a password, also has become a advantage

"Instant tethering" For now part of Google is selling Nexus smartphones and tablets, the Pixel smartphone and tablet support, you can use in their models

However, "Nexus 9 (Wi-Fi model)" and "Pixel C," such as Wi-Fi-only tablet will be available only as a client

To do "instant tethering" is, and that you go to log in with the same Google account on the client and the host side,

2 points of it to keep the Bluetooth turned on will be essential matters

It even allows you to take advantage of "instant tethering" if carried out

How to use the actual "instant tethering" is,

Open the configuration on the client side of Android to perform a Wi-Fi connection using the tethering, and then touch "Google" → "instant tethering"

If you switch to the "use of the data connection" page that appears is turned off and then turned on

Then, because the tethering can be connected by the host side of the model name is displayed, and then touch the model name

Since whether or not the confirmation window to connect the touch was the model as an access point is displayed and then touch the "connection"

This turns on the host side of the tethering automatically, will start to share data by the client is connected "instant tethering"

"Instant tethering" in use will be displayed both in the notification bar to "instant tethering" in the use icon of the client and the host

"Instant tethering" leaves simple two-utilization can masu moth merely the same Google account de Roh use two limited hand are Node security surface demo peace of mind Death

Besides this "instant tethering" for now "Wi-Fi tethering" only, it will not be such as to switch to "Bluetooth tethering"

Above, it was the introduction of useful features "instant tethering" of tethering available in some of Android

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GREEDY MEME CRINGE ANIMATION COMPILATION - Duration: 24:22.

GREEDY MEME CRINGE ANIMATION COMPILATION

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Why Meghan Markle May Be the One to Really Revolutionize the Monarchy if She Marries Prince Harry - Duration: 4:04.

Why Meghan Markle May Be the One to Really Revolutionize the Monarchy if She Marries

Prince Harry If Meghan Markle should marry Prince Harry,

does she still get to be Meghan Markle?

Even Kate Middleton isn't really "Kate Middleton" anymore, despite how she's commonly referred

to.

She's been Duchess Catherine, officially speaking, since she and Prince William said their I-dos

in 2011.

And though Kate and Will are the most modern couple that the monarchy has produced to date,

being married to the man who's second in line to be the king of England requires being onboard

(100 percent, as much as possible) with a certain kind of lifestyle.

As in, "you get to pick out your clothes and some charities, but we'll pick out everything

else."

To be sure, Kate's personal life is more nuanced than that, but being a royal is a full-time

job, at least for her and William�and for him it's only going to get more time-consuming

as Queen Elizabeth II bestows more responsibility on the Duke of Cambridge in the future.

But what does that mean for Meghan Markle?

She is Prince Harry's first serious girlfriend in years and, now that he's 32 and on the

record saying he'd love to have his own family... what you're hearing is Big Ben ticking down

his remaining days of bachelorhood.

But the particulars of their relationship aside, Markle is the most independently successful

woman Harry has ever dated, and would be the most famous American woman since Grace Kelly

to ever join a monarchy, let alone the British monarchy, should she and the prince go the

distance.

And if they do, what does that mean for all of Meghan (or Meg, as the U.K. tabloids are

familiarly calling her) Markle's personal endeavors, not least of which being her acting

career?

Well, the days of having to choose between career and royal obligations may over.

Partly, yes, because Prince Harry is "only" fifth in line to the throne, behind William's

son, Prince George, and daughter, Princess Charlotte.

That distance from the throne helps, as it has also allowed the likes of Princess Eugenie

(who is just as much the queen's grandchild as William is, but she's eighth in line) to

pursue a career in the private sector.

And even Grace Kelly, who is the most frequently cited example of a "commoner" who gave it

all up when she became Princess of Monaco, would most likely have returned to show business

in a different day and age.

There was no law mandating she not be an actress and a royal, but it was the 1950s and a different,

decidedly macho time when she married Prince Rainier III.

Alfred Hitchcock wanted her to star in his 1962 thriller Marnie, and Kelly was willing�but

local public sentiment was against it.

She was attached to the film for awhile, but the palace would announce that spring that

the princess was withdrawing from negotiations.

Markle, who's been steadily working in TV for almost two decades, is currently enjoying

her biggest role to date, co-starring as ambitious paralegal Rachel Zane on USA's Suits.

The drama has been renewed for a 16-episode seventh season in 2017, so Meg's got plenty

on her plate with that course alone.

(Not to mention, substantially more people than ever before are going to be paying attention

to the show's shooting schedule, the premiere, every move Rachel makes, etc.

Markel already became the most Googled actress of 2016.)

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For more infomation >> Why Meghan Markle May Be the One to Really Revolutionize the Monarchy if She Marries Prince Harry - Duration: 4:04.

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Zu nackt für die Zugfahrt: Katja Krasavice fliegt fast aus ICE! - Duration: 0:47.

For more infomation >> Zu nackt für die Zugfahrt: Katja Krasavice fliegt fast aus ICE! - Duration: 0:47.

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Judge upholds decision to euthanize dog pardoned by governor - Duration: 1:37.

EHIND THE

SCENES TO FILE AN APPEAL IN TIME

TO SAVE HER LIFE.

THIS IS DAKOTA THE 4-YEAR-OLD

HUSKY-MIX LIVED IN WINSLOW WITH

MATTHEW PERRY.

>> I REALLY WANT HER TO STAY

ALIVE, OBVIOUSLY.

SHE IS A GOOD GIRL.

JIM: THE GOOD GIRL GOT OUT LAST

SPRING AND KILLED A NEIGHBOR'S

SMALL DOG.

THE JUDGE ORDERED HIM TO KEEP

HER FENCED IN AND ON A LEASH AND

MUZZLE WHEN OUT FOR WALKS.

HE VIOLATED THE ORDER AND DAKOTA

GOT OUT AGAIN AND ATTACKED THE

SAME FAMILIES NEW DOG.

BITING IN THE NET FOR IT THEY

WERE IN COURT BUT DID NOT WANT

TO TALK TODAY.

A WATERVILLE JUDGE SAID THE

EUTHANASIA ORDER STANDS, DESPITE

GOVERNOR PAUL LEPAGE IS PART IN.

>> THE GOVERNOR DOES NOT HAVE

THE POWER TO PARDON IN THIS

CASE.

JIM: DAKOTA HAS BEEN WAITING ON

HER FATE HERE AT THE LOCAL

HUMANE SOCIETY.

>> SHE IS FRIENDLY AND EXTREMELY

PLAYFUL.

WE HAVE SEEN NO AGGRESSION.

JIM: THEN THERE IS LINDA WIPING

AWAY TEARS.

SHE ADOPTED DAKOTA DURING HER

STAY AT THE SHELTER.

SHE HIRED A LAWYER TO HELP KEEP

DAKOTA ALIVE.

>> SHE IS A GREAT DOG.

JIM: WHAT IS THAT DOUG HAD

KILLED A CHILD?

>> SHE DID NOT.

I HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO DO.

JUSTICE WAS NOT SERVED TODAY.

SHE IS A WONDERFUL DOG.

JIM: IF THAT APPEAL IS GRANTED,

THE STATE EUTHANASIA WILL BE

ISSUED.

THIS CASE COULD GO ALL THE WAY

TO THE MAINE SUPREME JUDICIAL

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Gov. declares state of emergency over brush fire outbreak - Duration: 1:54.

ANGELA: THAT'S RIGHT.

CREWS HERE IN ST. LUCIE ARE

READY FOR THAT CALL IF NEED BE.

I TALKED TO ONE RANGER EARLIER

TODAY.

HE SAYS ME IT HAS NOT BEEN THIS

DRY SINCE 2011.

TODAY WE TAGALONG -- WE TAGGED

ALONG

TO CHECK FOR HOT SPOTS.

SENIOR FOREST RANGER JEFF CURL

IS GEARING UP FOR BATTLE.

HE'S BACK AT THE MCCARTY RANCH,

THE SITE OF ONE OF LAST WEEK'S

WILDFIRES ON THE TREASURE COAST,

AND HE'S BROUGHT HEAVY

EQUIPMENT.

HE'S CHECKING FOR SMOLDERING

STUMPS AND HOTSPOT

THIS IS WHAT THE WILDFIRE LOOKED

LIKE LAST WEEK.

SOME 275 ACRES BURNED OUT HERE,

IT TOOK FIRE RANGERS WITH THE

FLORIDA FOREST SERVICE TWO DAYS

TO GET IT UNDER CONTROL.

TODAY THEY'RE OUT TURNING EVERY

STONE AND LEAF TO KEEP IT THAT

WAY.

>> SOMETHING SO SMALL AND SO

SIMPLE AND THAT WIND GUST COME

THROUGH AND THAT LITTLE BIT OF

BARK, LITTLE BIT OF A LEAF OR

SOMETHING FLOATS ACROSS THE LINE

AND WE'RE OFF TO THE RACES AGAIN

.

ANGELA: GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT

DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY

TUESDAY MORNING BECAUSE OF THE

NUMBER OF WILDFIRES BURNING

AROUND THE STATE.

EXPERTS ARE TELLING THOSE IN THE

LINE OF FIRE TO PREPARE NOW.

>> WITH A STATE OF EMERGENCY

LIKE THIS IF YOU LIVE IN THAT

AREA OF THAT WILD AND URBAN

INTERFACE, HAVE YOUR BAGS READY,

HAVE A KIND OF A PLAN IN PLACE

TO BE ABLE TO GET OUT.

ANGELA: FIRE OFFICIALS TOMMY

THEY'RE GETTING ASSISTANCE FROM

GAINESVILLE, JACKSONVILLE AND

LAKELAND.

THEY SAY THIS IS THE DRIEST TIME

OF THE DAY AND RIGHT NOW