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Meet the scout *remade* - Duration: 1:14.
Um.... I don't even know how to start with you, i mean...
Do you even know who your talkin to?
Heavy: Sandwich
Scout: yo whats up?
Do you have any idea? Any idea who i am?
basically
Kind of a big deal!
Oh Man, that's beautiful *laugh*
Listening? ok, grass grows birds fly and brother!
I hurt people!
I'm a force in nature! BONK
If you were from where i was from! You'd be F**king dead!
Whooo!
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ДАТА РОЖДЕНИЯ 3 ИЮНЯ🍸СУДЬБА, ХАРАКТЕР И ЗДОРОВЬЕ ТАЙНА ДНЯ РОЖДЕНИЯ - Duration: 6:44.
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Milwaukee Pug Fest 2017 - Duration: 2:52.
BY SAD.
THE LOW TO UPPER 60'S BY THEN.
ANDY.
ANDY: CHRIS, THANK YOU.
THIS MORNING WE ARE TALKING
ABOUT ONE OF MILWAUKEE'S MOST
UNIQUE FESTIVALS.
HUG FEST RETURNS NEXT SUNDAY,
MAY 21st.
AND TALKING ABOUT THIS MORNING
ARE DeANNA AND JASON O'CONNEL.
AND THEY HAVE OUR PUG FRIEND
HERE, COMPASS.
HOW CUTE IS COMPASS.
THANK YOU FOR COMING IN.
>> THANK YOU.
YOU'RE WELCOME.
THANKS FOR HAVING US.
>> THIS IS ASSED AVERRED.
PUG FEST IS ABOUT THE PUGS.
>> YES.
IT IS THE LARGEST PUG FEST IN
ALL OF NORTH AMERICA.
SO THERE IS ALMOST 2,000 PUGS
AND 4,000 PEOPLE.
SO -- IT IS THE CELEBRATI OF
THE PUG.
>> WHAT IS IT ABOUT THE PUG.
YOU GUYS ARE SOMEWHAT BIAS HERE,
BUT I FEEL LIKE EVERY PUG OWNER
THAT I HAVE RUN INTO, THEY JUST
LOVE THIS ANIMAL.
WHAT ABOUT THE PUG.
>> THEY ARE GREAT COMPANIONS.
THEY HAVE THE BEST HEART.
A HEART OF GOLD.
THEY LOVE EVERYONE.
THEY ARE KIND OF FLOW PIMOES.
>> THEY REALLY ARE.
>> YOU'RE LOOKING COZY THERE
WITH COMPASS.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART ABOUT
PUG FEST?
>> ALL OF THE PEOPLE.
BABIES, TO GROWN UP PEOPL
AND OLDER PEOPLE.
AND EVEN TEENAGERS WHO HATE
EVERYTHING CAN HAVE FUN AT PUG
FEST.
>> THAT IS A PROMISE THERE.
AND JASON MENTIONED, THIS IS
ABOUT MAKING SURE THAT WE RAISE
MONEY THE ANIMALS IN NEED.
>> ABSOLUTELY.
IT GOES TO PUG RESCUES
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
>> DO YOU NEED A PUG TO BE THERE
OR A FAN OF THE PUG.
>> YOU CAN BE A FAN OF THE PUG.
FOR ALL PUGS AND OTHER SMOOSH
FACE BREEDS ARE WELCOME AND ALL
OF THEIR PEOPLE.
>> OTHER ACTIVITIES.
YOU KNOW, ACTIVITIES FOR THE
PUGS, OF COURSE, BUT OUR HUMAN
FRIENDS AND THE TEENS WHO HATE
EVERYTHING.
>> THE SHERIFFS WI BE THERE
WITH ONE OF OUR DOGS.
POPEYE AND HIS POODLE.
A BAMMENNING POODLE THAT WALKS
AROUND ON A BALL THE WHOLE TIME.
THERE WILL BE PUG RACES WHICH
ARE A LOT OF FUN.
>> PUG RACES.
>> YOU CAN BRING YOUR PUG AND
YOU CAN --
>> FAST AND AGILE.
AWARDS FOR THE PUG RACES.
WE HAVE AUCTIONS, SILENT
AUCTIONS WITH REALLY GREAT STUFF
FOR PEOPLE.
ARTWORK.
>> SO YOU HAVE PUGS FROM ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY.
>> YES.
CANADA.
>> YEAH.
>> INTERNATIONAL PUG AFFAIR.
>> IT IS PRETTY IMPRESSIVE.
>> THE CITY OF FESTIVALS.
BUT THIS IS QUITE A UNIQUE ONE
THERE.
YOUR FAVORITE, QUICKLY YOUR
FAVORITE PARTS ABOUT BEING IN
THE FESTIVAL.
>> MY FAVORITE PARTS IS SEEING
2,000 DOGS IN ONE PLACE.
AND NO FIGHTING.
JUST A BUNCH OF GRUNTING AND
HAPPY PEOPLE AND HAPPY DOGS.
>> EXCELLENT.
VERY GOOD.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR COMING IN,
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THE RAMPAGE from EXILE TRIBE / Knocking Knocking (Dance Video) Reaction - Duration: 8:19.
S: THE RAMPAGE from Exile Tribe, "KNOCKING KNOCKING"
S: --Dance Video!
S: Dance video!
A: Knock-knock, who's there? Ash and Seems
S: This was bait!
S: The filming-- it looks like it's their "choreography room" or something
A&S: WOOOAAAAAAAHHHHH
S: Is this just the performers?
A: I like that (sound)
S: Yes guys! // A: WOW!
A: Are they glowing? Like their shoes
S: They are
S: That's Likiya in the center
S: And we get to hear the song too, "Knocking Knocking" (they're giving us a preview of the song!)
A: I love it!
S: Who's this? The voice? (Kazuma?)
S: And who's that dancing? Is that-- I can't even tell because of the shadow on the face
A: We're trying!
S: 1 2 3 Step
A: This is like their first--
S: Likiya, Rui, Kenta, Itsuki, Takahide--
A: Choreographed by--
S: *GASP* Likiya!
A: It said choreographed
S: Yeah, like them in their like "dance practice room" kinda thing
S: And the fact that Likiya choreographed it?!
S: What?!
A: I don't know why, I just-- I enjoyed that a lot
A: It's one of those choreography that you guys could try to follow
A: I love this!!!!!
S: You know what?
S: Do you see like the flow, and the control and everything??
A: The precision
S: And they're all like doing it together in-sync
S: You're telling me that this was the mind.... of Likiya
A: All this, all of this
S: I wish, I wish I could dance like them
A: One day // S: One day!!
A: We could do all this
*Loving the song*
A: OH MY GOSH! We are enjoying this so much!
A: look at Lik-- Likiya, this was all you man?
*The cat played the video....... it was a sign*
A: Okay, let's try to do this
S: I need like more room
A: Yeah me too!
A: You guys are going really fast
A: This is not beginner's level
*Hit them vocals*
A: Get away
S: Get away-- Get away from my face!
S: I like this part of the song too
A: me too! I love when they do this
S: "Performed by Ash and Seems"
A: Yours truly
S: "Plus Ash and Seems"
A: Plus-- add us into that!
S: You can put it in small font, that's good enough
A: Small is good, at least we get the credit, you know what I'm saying?
S: Just as long as we're there
S: So that was our spontaneous reaction to THE RAMPAGE!!!
A: Because we were just filming, and they just popped up
S: We just saw it on the "Tube of You" (Youtube)
S: And it was just there
A: It was bom.
A: That was amAAAAAAzing
A: I think they should do DANCE VIDEOS, MUSIC VIDEOS, and their little FREESTYLE thing
A: So all three (3)
A: Everyday, every month
A: Every two weeks
S: every two weeks // A: You know, just spice it up
S: Will there be?
A: Let's make it a Music Video
S: Something like that?
A: Could we do that?
S: Hmm?
A: Could we set that up?
S: You know?
A: Could we make it a thing?
S: I don't know
A: That'd be nice
S: That would be
A: Let's do this
S: Make it happen
A: Add us into it
A: We'll be in the back like--
A: On my door
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2,6 MILLIONS de POINTS pour UN DESSIN ! INCROYABLE ! - Duration: 1:53.
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The EPA Acts As CEO For The Fossil Fuel Industry - Duration: 3:34.
We had pretty sizable climate marches over the past weekend, or last weekend I should
say.
On Saturday, we had People's Climate March, which was a wild success except for the fact
that we now have a president and administration that does not believe that climate change
is real, and a chief of the EPA who ... is all but a fossil fuel executive, right?
Exactly.
I mean, you couldn't ... never mind about getting the diploma from that school ... he
would be sitting in those boardrooms, if he wasn't at EPA, doing the business of those
boardrooms.
We also have 180 climate denying members of Congress, includes President Trump.
They have received and this is a total coincidence, more than 82 million dollars from fossil fuel
industries.
This is according to Center for American Progress Action Fund.
Pretty stunning.
And also, not surprising.
A little bit of both, in some respects.
But this is the one thing that as much as the EPA budget doesn't get cut, in this latest
budget, this is the one thing where the Trump administration has been successful at.
And that is, particularly at the EPA, other regulatory agencies, destroying our regulatory
state.
It just so happens, when you're talking about the EPA, you're talking about the future of
the planet in a way that you aren't with any other topic.
And frankly, it's terrifying.
It's enough.
They don't have to be doing any damage anywhere else, they're doing enough right there at
the EPA.
Absolutely.
And you know, the only people who benefit from any of this deregulation within the EPA
are people who own stock in fossil fuel companies.
Those are the only people that have any benefit whatsoever, and I know they've already tried
to sell several of these as benefiting small businesses, benefiting home owners and farmers.
They have no benefit whatsoever.
If any of these regulations are cut, which the Trump administration obviously is moving
forward with plans to do that, it's dirtier air, dirtier water, dirtier soil for all of
us, and I did a report last week that outlined that children are the ones who are going to
suffer the most out of all of this environmental pollution by a major factor.
I mean exponentially, due to the fact that their bodies are smaller, they consume more
air, more water, spend more time generally outdoors.
We're poisoning an entire generation for a handful of fossil fuel shareholders and CEOs.
Disgusting.
You've got a couple hundred people that get money off of this, while hundreds of millions
are being poisoned just for their benefit.
Farron Cousins, always a pleasure.
Thanks for your time, man.
Thank you Sam.
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Paul Ryan Picked A Fight With Seth Meyers And Lost - Duration: 4:04.
Jimmy Kimmel isn't the only late night talk show host taking on the disaster that is American
healthcare.
Recently, Seth Meyers also took the time on his show to talk about how disastrous the
Republican healthcare bill that repeals the Affordable Care Act will be.
Well, somebody was watching that night, and he wasn't too happy about it, and that somebody
was Paul Ryan.
According to Seth Meyers, Paul Ryan sent an email to the show talking about all the ways
in which Seth Meyers got the Republican healthcare plan completely wrong.
Well, Paul Ryan picked a fight he wasn't exactly prepared for because Seth Meyers has apparently
done a little bit of research on this.
Take a look at the clip.
You don't have to take my word for it that the bill was rushed.
Just listen to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham who said, "Any bill that has been posted
less than 24 hours, going to be debated three or four hours, not scored?
Needs to be viewed with suspicion.
Like y'all, I'm still waiting to see if it's a boy or a girl."
But come on, it's a Republican healthcare bill.
It's not a girl.
You can get the rest of the full clip in the description of this video, but here's one
thing that I find absolutely hilarious about all this: Paul Ryan, the Republicans in general
in this country, as we've seen from the Jimmy Kimmel reaction, they're furious right now
at late night talk show hosts because unfortunately, those are the people that we have to turn
to to give us accurate information about the news of the day.
Now, this is not a knock on any of these late night hosts, but how pathetic is it that,
in this country, we have to tune in to The Daily Show, or Full Frontal with Samantha
B, or Jimmy Kimmel or Seth Meyers, to get actual news?
Because we're not getting it from CNN and MSNBC and sure as hell not Fox News.
We have to go to comedians to tell us what's actually happening, and that's why Republicans
are getting pissed off and sending these angry emails.
A sitting Republican Senator wrote an op/ed in the Washington Post specifically attacking
Jimmy Kimmel.
I mean, this is pathetic.
We're at a point in history where we have reality TV stars sitting as the President
of the United States.
We have to get our news about healthcare from late night talk show hosts, and journalists
are sitting around not knowing what the hell to talk about anymore.
Everything right now just kind of seems a little insane because nothing is the way it
should be.
We should tune in to comedians to laugh, to relax and enjoy ourselves, not to have to
get the news of the days and the statistics and consequences that journalists in the media
aren't talking about, or that our politicians aren't warning us about.
That's what's so sad here, and I applaud Seth Meyers for knowing the facts and knowing the
statistics, and sticking it to Paul Ryan, who has made repealing the Affordable Care
Act his own personal crusade the last seven years.
We need people like that, and unfortunately we're having to get it from comedians.
We should be getting that from journalists.
We should be getting that from CNN or MSNBC.
We should be getting that from politicians.
But they have all failed, so luckily we have people like Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel who
can present these kind of facts to us in a humorous way to help us understand the disaster
that is
the Republican Party.
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05/14 Pet of the Week: Trumpet - Duration: 2:24.
M,
A WALK OUTSIDE, PERHAPS YOU'RE
WORKING YOUR DOG.
HEY, GUESS WHAT IT IS TIME FOR
YOUR PET OF THE WEEK SEGMENT
HERE.
THE WISCONSIN HUMANE SOIETY IS
HERE WITH A PET IN NEED OF A NEW
HOME.
THIS MORNING JOINED BY ABBEY
FROM THE HUMANE SOCIETY WITH
PRESIDENT TRUMPT.
I FEEL LIKE WE NEED TO BLOW
A TRUMPET.
LITTLE TRUMPSET THREE-MONTH-OLD
AND FULL OF ENERGY.
>> HE IS A PUPPY.
3-MONTH-OLD.
>> LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE.
>> SO SWEET.
EVERYTHING IS EXCITED.
HE IS NEUTERED, MICROCHIPPED AND
VACCINATED.
HE WILL BE READY FOR ADOPTION AT
OUR MILWAUKEE CAMPUS AT
11:00 A.M.
>> DO YOU REMEMBER THE PUPPY
DAYS WITH YOUR LITTLE GUY.
>> THIS LOOKS FAMILIAR.
THE BALL OF ENERGY.
A FAMILY WHO HAS A LOT OF ROOM
FOR HIM TO RUN AROUND AND PLAY.
>> A BIG GUY, TOO.
>> LOOK AT HIS PAWS.
BUT HE IS DEFINITELY SUCH
A SWEET GUY.
THE PUPPY ENERGY WILL MAKE HIM A
LOT OF FUN FOR WHOEVER GETS TO
TAKE HIM HOME.
>> ABSOLUTELY.
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT DOGS WITH
TRUMPET, AND THE KITTEN FOSTER
CARE PROGRAM.
>> YES.
ABSOLUTELY.
WE HAVE A PRETTY IMPORTANT EVENT
COMING UP AT THE MILWAUKEE
CAMPUS ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th,
FROM 5:30 TO 6:30.
THE FOSTER KITTY INFO SESSION.
YOU LEARN ABOUT THE FOSTER
SESSION.
IF IT IS THE RIGHT THING FOR
YOU.
YOU CAN COME, GET YOUR QUESTIONS
ANSWERED AND MEET A KITTEN OR
TWO IF YOU'RE LUCKY.
>> THIS IS SOMETHING
METEOROLOGIST LINDSEY SLATER
DOES.
FOSTERS KITTENS.
>> ABSOLUTELY.
SHE LOVES IT.
WE NEED PEOPLE TO FOSTER
NEONATAL KITTENS.
ONE DAY TO FOUR WEEKS OLD.
YOU NEED TO FEED THEM TWO TO
THREE HOURS AT FIRST.
BUT IS SO REWARDING.
AND REMEMBER, THESE ARE KITTENS
WHO LITERALLY WOULD NOT SURVIVE
WITHOUT YOUR HELP.
SO FOSTER PARENTS ARE PIVOTAL.
SO WEDNESDAY MAY 24th.
FROM 5:30 THE 7:30.
AND IT IS FREE.
YOU REGISTER ON-LINE.
>> THE FOSTERING TAKES MORE THAN
SAYING I WANT TO BE A FOSTER
PARENT.
YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO HANDLE
THE ANIMAL.
>> THE IF FOE SESSION IS
HELPFUL.
YOU LEARN WHAT IT IS ABOUT AND
GET YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
>> OF COURSE, IF TRUMPET OR
A DOG IS YOUR STYLE.
TRUMPSET AVAILABLE.
IF YOUR INTERESTED IN ADOPTING
TRUMPET OR ANY OTHER PEOPLE GO
TO MILWAUKEE HUMANE SOCIETY'S
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An Obamacare Provision Is Saving Money And Lives - Duration: 8:33.
So, Sheree, embedded in the Affordable Care Act ... I think people know the broad strokes,
and I would say I think America is far more conscious of the broad strokes of what the
Affordable Care Act … we should say the patient protection of the Affordable Care
Act because I think people are becoming more and more aware of the patient protections
involved in what we now call Obamacare.
Within the major pillars, the expansion of Medicaid, the regulations on what constitutes
actual health insurance, the baseline for these things, and then the subsidies involved
and the exchanges, there are a lot of different pilot programs, and that's the one that you
write about that is taking place in Missouri.
Welcome to the show.
Thank you.
Thank you, Sam.
I appreciate that.
Tell us about this story in Missouri.
The story in Missouri is actually a reflection of many things that started happening around
the country that were funded by the Affordable Care Act several years ago, actually.
2009, 2010, 2011.
This program was an integrated care experiment that was funded for Medicaid patients.
Patients that are often called the 5-50.
The five percent of patients who use 50% of medical care, and can cost in some communities
as much as $10,000 a year in ER costs and hospital costs.
In this case, people who also were struggling with various mental illness.
These types of innovations, these types of programs were a key part of the ACA.
This one, I believe, was done through the Social Security Administration.
There are others that were largely done through the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Innovation
Center, which is still alive, but there is question about how long it may be.
There were efforts to reform payment models and give people better care.
All right.
Let's start with this 5-50 designation.
I've heard of that dynamic a lot more as of late.
For many years, we heard that basically 80% of health care costs are born by 20% of the
population.
This is, I guess, a subset of that 20% population, which bears an even greater percentage of
cost.
Let me ask you this, and then I want to go through what that profile of a person, what
would cause that person to be requiring so much care, but when we talk about the United
States as being much more expensive in terms of health care per capita, is it because that
five percent exists and doesn't exist in other situations?
Is it because the care for that five percent is that much more expensive?
Is it because we lack preventative care that would undercut that?
Does it, I guess, maybe speak to the success of this program as where the delta is between
that five percent in this country and that five percent in, say, Canada?
Yeah.
I would like to say in this case that five percent is usually defined by two or more
chronic health conditions.
Say they have heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension.
In the case of this program, they are also struggling with a serious mental illness.
That is even if it's depression, it's serious enough to require medication.
Washington Monthly Magazine specifically asked me to investigate and to look at programs
for that group.
That's how they're defined, but these people are, of course, all over the world.
The big answer is to why it costs too much, that is the billion dollar question.
I suspect that it is how we care for people in the United States, how we charge for care,
and the lack of a support network for people who really need it, which is what these programs
reveal, which is what the difference is in the health indicators and the health quality
and the life quality of these people when they do get that support.
But it's a very special kind of support.
It's very rare in the United States.
It might be that that support is more available in a country where there might be universal
care, or where social services might be easier to access.
In this particular case, all of these people are Medicaid patients.
It is a fascinating story.
You focused on a woman, Pat Powers, and her treatment at the Crider Health Center in St.
Charles, Missouri.
You really do get a sense of what can go wrong when you have a patient who is taking so many
different medications, but they're coming from so many different sources in some ways.
Yes.
She had a mental health provider who had no relationship with her primary care provider.
They didn't know each other.
She was initially trying to juggle several part time jobs to hold herself together, which
was making her anxiety disorder and depression and other psychological issues more difficult
to manage.
On top of that, she was trying to manage diabetes and weight and medication for her behavioral
disorders all on her own.
She eventually couldn't deal with the job, which meant not being able to keep up with
the insurance.
I think she might have briefly lost housing though she has housing now.
It just came apart.
It requires a great deal of attention.
One of the care providers that I interviewed, Nancy Gongaware, who was a nurse navigator
in this system said, 'Just think of how much it takes for a person whose life is completely
together to just manage diabetes.'
Right.
Not diabetes and hypertension and potentially obesity.
Which, by the way, weight gain is exacerbated by the kinds of medications that manage some
forms of mental illness.
It changes your body's ability to gain weight, and then you're managing anxiety, and then
you're managing depression, and you're trying to hold down a job.
I would imagine there are reactions between the medication, too.
If you don't have the same person who is prescribing them or isn't aware of what's being prescribed,
and you have a patient who is having a tough time maintaining the different medications
that they are supposed to be taking, or that they are taking, that I imagine these interactions
become a problem.
Yes.
This is a patient centered medical home demonstration, and they were carried out all over the country,
and hopefully they will continue to be.
One of the key aspects of a medical home is to make sure the providers caring for a person
interact with each other and share medication information, and share information about hospitalization
so that a behavioral health provider, for example, knows when someone ends up in an
ER.
So that they don't have this situation where a person is being overmedicated or having
interaction.
Okay.
We're going to take a break, and when we come back, I want to talk about the specifics of
this pilot program and this grant that Missouri got, and I want to talk about why they're
getting a pilot program for Medicaid when they didn't accept the expansion of Medicaid
in that state.
We've got to take a quick break.
We'll be right back.
We're talking to Sheree Crute.
She has written a piece for the Washington Monthly, "How an Obscure Obamacare Provision
Is Quietly Saving Lives, and Money, in Missouri."
I'm Sam Seder.
This is Ring of Fire.
We'll be right back after this.
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