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FULL EPISODES OF STEVEN UNIVERSE ARE ON THE CARTOON NETWORK APP! DOWNLOAD FOR FREE! - Duration: 2:38.
Ooh!
Guys, it's time for a new episode
of "Crying Breakfast Friends"!
You guys, I'm so excited it's finally back.
I even stayed off the Internet all day
'cause I didn't want to get...spoiled.
[ Chuckles ] Because they're food?
I know I used that joke last week,
but, for real, this is supposed to be a big one.
All right, play!
♪ Tears of sorrow, tears of joy ♪
♪ There'll be tears till the very end ♪
♪ Food with feelings ♪
♪ Crying breakfast friends ♪
[ Noisemaker squeals ]
[ Balloon squeaks ]
Oh, that looks fun.
[ Sobbing ]
Oh, Pear.
What's wrong, Pear?
It's Spoon!
Why are you crying?
Oh, Spoon, I invited my friends over for a breakfast party
[voice breaking] but nobody came!
[ Sobs ]
Aw.
Oh, but -- but that's why we're here.
-Huh? [ Sproing! ]
We came for your party.
I'm sorry we were late.
Please forgive us.
I forgive you.
Yay!
Yes! Conflict resolved!
Sweet catharsis!
I didn't think I'd be crying this early into the episode.
[ All gasping ]
Whoa.
What's that?
It's a fridge?
Is it more food?
French toast?
Aah! [ Pants ]
Oh, my gosh. Is this...
Breakfast time... is over.
I think I know what this is.
Clear the table.
Yeah. Get a box to go.
There's only room for one meal at a time, and that's us --
Together: The angry lunch enemies!
It's lunch! I knew it!
Theory confirmed!
Stop cryin'!
-Hey. -Wait.
Maybe therecanbe two meals at the same time.
Want to try it?
[ Grumbles ]
Okay. But I'm angry about it.
What?
Fried egg.
No.
Avocado. Bacon strips.
Yes!
Please!
[ Gasps ]
Brunch! They're brunch!
Ahh!
Huh? It's over?
Wow.
I can't wait for the next episode --
whenever that is. Am I right?
Okay, friends, see you next time.
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M&M's & Friends - Duration: 4:22.
M&Ms & Friends
MilkyWay
MilkyWay Chocolate
Snickers
Mars
M&M's
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ЕДИНСТВЕННЫЙ ПУТЬ К УСПЕХУ — Мотивационное видео (Криштиану Роналду | Джек Ма | Тайлер Перри) - Duration: 4:42.
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LEGO Star Wars 2017 R2-D2 polybag found! - Duration: 1:21.
Happy New Years,
I'm Brother From Another Brick,
and I'm covering in for just2good because he is out with a cold.
Yesterday,
the Brick Fan revealed an interesting new LEGO Star Wars 2017 polybag -
it's a brick built R2-D2!
What's weird is that the build is not minifigure scale,
but rather in its own scale.
just2good told me that he likes this
and that it's a great switch up from the traditional micro ships
that tend to be LEGO Star Wars polybags.
Also, he's not sure if the prints in the set are new,
like the larger dome with an R2-D2 head print,
or the 1x1 tiles in the middle.
Either way, it looks great.
We currently have no information on how to obtain this polybag,
but seeing how the numbering is in the 3 0 6 x x series,
this will probably be in a minifigure based promotion.
Previous sets in that series include the Scooby Doo DVD promo,
Disco Batman,
and the First Order Stormtrooper from May the Fourth last year.
just2good doesn't think this will be the next May the Fourth promo
as it lacks the badge like last year's had.
Anyways, what do you guys think?
You can check out my YouTube channel linked down below,
as well as the Brick Fan article. just2good will return as soon as he feels
better,
so yeah,
I'm Brother From Another Brick,
and goodbye.
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Following up on your New Years Resolutions - Duration: 1:37.
TO
DISCLOSE THE RECORDS WHEN
APPLYING FOR A JOB OR COLLEGE OR
VOTING NOW IS AN IMPORTANT TIME
TO GET STARTED WITH THOSE
IMPORTANT GOALS.
>> GOOD MORNING.
HAPPY NEW YEARS TO YOU AND
EVERYONE WATCHING AT HOME.
THE NUMBER ONE NEW YEARS
RESOLUTION WE HEAR, GETTING IN
SHAPE YOU WANT TO BASE
AUTHORIZES THANKSGIVING PAL, AND
ARE CHRISTMAS DINNER PALS TELL
ME A LITTLE BITS COMMITMENT DAY.
>> THE MAJORITY OF THE
POPULATION MADE A RESOLUTION
TALE ARE GONE WITHIN THE FIRST
TWO WEEKS.
WE LAWN WERE COMMITMENT DAYS.
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MAKE
RESOLUTIONS, WE WANT TOLUENE OF
A COMMITMENT COMMISSION SO WE
HOST OUR FIRST 5K
>> OUR FIRST 5K WE'LL RUN
DOWNTOWN.
>> 10:00 O'CLOCK THEY'LL BE
RUNNING DOWNTOWN.
AND COMING UP IN THE NEXT HALF
HOUR, MAKING THE RESOLUTION IS
EASY BUT KEEPING IT ISIZELY
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How to Cook Easy Green Bean Casserole Full Recipe for Thanksgiving - Duration: 0:56.
Food Recipes
Easy Green Bean Casserole full Recipe
Check Out the Ingredients now
2 (14.5-oz.) cans French Style Green Beans, drained
1 (18-oz.) can Progresso™ Vegetable Classics creamy mushroom soup
1 (6-oz.) can french fried onions
Prep : 10 m Cook : 15 m Ready In : 25 m
Heat oven to 350°F. In 1 1/2-quart casserole or glass baking dish, combine green beans, soup and half of the onions; mix well.
Bake at 350°F. for 20 to 25 minutes or until bubbly, topping with remaining half of onions during last 5 minutes of baking time.
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Fireworks light up the Omaha skyline - Duration: 2:07.
AND WHAT IT
WILL PAY FOR AND WHY IT'S NOT
GOING AWAY.
THE COUNT DOWN TO 277 IS ON, AND
BUT MANY ARE ALREADY CELEBRATING
A A HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY OVER
DOWNTOWN.
MICHELLE IS LIVE.
>> IT'S SO FESTIVAL DOWN HERE
TONIGHT.
AS YOU CAN SEE THE LIGHTS ARE
STILL UP, BUT THIS IS YOUR LAST
NIGHT TO SAY GOODBYE TO THE HOLE
HOLIDAYS LIGHTS FESTIVAL.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PACKED INTO
THE MALL EARLIER THIS EVENING IT
BID MARE WELL TO THE YEAR AND
WELCOME IN 2,017, ALL BE IT A
FEW HOURS EARLY.
>> A BANG UP CELEBRATION IN
DOWNTOWN AS OMAHA SAYS GOODBYE
TO 2016 .
>> 2016 HAS BEEN A GREAT YEAR
BUT 2,017 WILL BE BETTER.
>> WE'RE HIGH TO CELEBRATE
2,077.
>> THE FEWER WORKS LASTED ONLY
TEN MINUTES
<<DID YOU LIKE IT?
>> YES.
I LIKE THE ONES THAT EXPLODED
AND EXPLODED AGAIN.
>> MOM AND DAD LIKE THAT THEY
DON'T HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL
MIDNIGHT.
>> IT WAS PERFECT FOR A FAMILY
FRIENDLY EVENT.
>> PERFECT RIGHT AFTER DINNER,
WE GETTING FOR HOME AND WATCH
THE BALL DROP.
>> THESE FAMILY MEMBERS SAY IT
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT TIME THEY
RING IN THE NEW YEAR, AS LONG AS
THEY DO I TOGETHER.
PREANAL AINGE SIGN [.
>> IT WAS STARTED UNT 1899.
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How to make TYPOGRAPHIC POSTER -E2 - "HUG AND FORGET ALL SAD MOMENTS" - Duration: 19:13.
Click NEW
Width 7200px * Height 5400px
Unlock the background layer , and add guides for proper alignment
Select type tool, Change color to black
Go to character panel, Font size > 354pt
Decrease the size
Type "AND FORGET" and align it to left
Go to character panel and Line height > 130.01pt Font size > 147pt
Select type tool and type "ALL"
Select type tool and type "THE"
Select type tool and type "SAD"
Font size > 375 pt Align > center
Select type tool and type "MOMENTS"
Go to character panel ,align to center
Font size > 304pt
Change background color using paint bucket tool
Change color to #ffb400
Select the layers "HUG","SAD","MOMENTS"
Change color to #ffb0c8 (this color will be changed later)
Using custom shape tool draw the heart shape
Fill it with black
Use the polygon lasso tool to hide the hole,
and on a new layer
Fill it with the same color as the text color
Mask the type layer and its overlaying layer , with the 'heart; selection
Repeat the same process with the "MOMENTS" layer
Select "Layer 0" > Effects > Pattern Overlay
Change blend mode to overlay
Select gradient overlay
Select black to white
Check reverse
Change the white stop color
Create a new file
Width=100px Height =100px
Draw the full-size heart shape
Change color to black
Hide backgrond layer
Rasterize "Shape 1"
Edit > Define Brush Preset
Close that file
Create a New Layer
Open Brush Panel(F5)
Spacing = 331%
Check Shape dynamics
Size Jitter=100%
Minimum diameter = 43%
Angle jitter = 40%
Check Scattering
Scatter=100%
Count=2
Count jitter =7%
Select layer "shape 1"
Make selection
Hide "shape 1"
Select brush tool
Draw (Color #FEAAAA)
Change Blend Mode to "Lighter Color"
Change Blend Mode to "Hard Light"
Opacity=49%
Change color of "HUG","SAD",& "MOMENTS" to WHITE
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HOW TO SET GOALS FOR YOURSELF - THE FUNERAL TEST - Duration: 2:05.
In your mind, see yourself going to the funeral of a loved one.
As you enter the chapel you notice the flowers, the soft and mellow music, you see the faces
of your friends and family you pass along the way.
You sense the sorrow and pain that radiates from the hearts of the people that lost a
loved one.
As you come to the front of the room and you look inside the casket, you suddenly come
face to face with yourself.
This your funeral, 3 years from today.
All these people come to honor you and to express feelings of love and appreciations
for your life.
Now think deeply..
What would you like the people at the funeral to say about yourself?
What kind of husband, wife, father or mother would you like their words to reflect..
What kind of son, brother, sister, daughter What kind of friend..
How would you like them to remember you?
What memories, contributions, what achievements would you like them to remember?
Look carefully at the people around you..
What difference would you like to have made in their lives?
This is the habit that Stephen Covey calls "Begin with the end in mind".
The classic analogy here is the ladder you're climbing furiously, only to find out it's
leaned against the wrong wall when reaching the top.
Only if you're clear about your major, long-term goals can you align each and every single
one of your decisions with them.
The BY FAR best way to become clear about your goals is to do the funeral test.
As Steve Jobs said: all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure–these
things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important.
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NUESTRO PRIMER AÑO EN YOUTUBE - Despedimos 2016 ► First year on YouTube - Duration: 1:20.
This year has been a success for the Channel
¡Thank you very much!
And... ¡¡HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
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NSA Whistleblower Reveals U.S. Torture Horrors - Duration: 9:57.
Cora, you've got a fantastic new article out on the Intercept.com, "The Secret NSA Diary
of an Abu Ghraib Interrogator".
The article focuses mainly on Eric Fair.
Tell us who Eric Fair is.
Eric Fair is a former US interrogator.
He worked in Iraq for a military contractor, CACI, around 2003, 2004.
He subsequently went public with concerns about the interrogations that he had conducted
and those that he had seen that he believed amounted to torture.
He wrote a book, a memoir of his time in Iraq and at Abu Ghraib specifically that was called
"Consequence".
That was published last month.
It's a great book, really moving, really upsetting memoir detailing the way that he and other
people had treated Iraqi prisoners.
He has become something of a whistle blower on torture issues.
When his book came out, what were some of the new kind of revelations, I guess, that
we learned beyond what we had already known had happened in places like Abu Ghraib?
I think the point of his book was that, as he put it in another op-ed, that Abu Ghraib
was portrayed by the military and by defenders of the sort of system of the way that prisoners
were ... The US detention system in Iraq and Afghanistan and Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib was
portrayed as this anomaly, these bad apples that went too far.
His point in "Consequence" was that Abu Ghraib was not the exception, it was not an
isolated incident in a well run detention system.
He felt that systematically throughout the operations that he witnessed and was part
of, there was a blatant disregard for the rights and even just the humanity of the Iraqis
that they were dealing with.
I think what was really interesting in "Consequence" for me was that he talks also about the ... You
really understand the sort of slapdash way that the interrogations were being run at
the time.
He describes signing up to work for this contractor and just what a mess it was.
They didn't have the right weapons, they didn't have the right security clearance.
Security clearances were being handed out left and right.
People were misrepresenting their experience.
Nobody actually knew anything about Iraq or about interrogations or about intelligence.
He talks a lot about people that he knew for a fact were misrepresenting their experience
and he would watch them climb through the ranks in Iraq.
That was a really interesting aspect of the book.
Then additionally he writes very movingly and very forthrightly about the impact that
the US presence had in Iraq and the way in which people were being treated.
It's very interesting because some of these issues that you're talking about here, I remember
that was back in the early days of Air America and Ring of Fire.
Doing research and reading through these stories as they broke, a lot of the Abu Ghraib stuff,
as you mentioned, was trying to be pinned on these few people, the people that you saw
in the photographs.
Names escape me at the moment, but it was their fault.
They did it.
This wasn't systemic.
This wasn't anything that they were taught to do or told to do or authorized to do.
It was just a couple people who acted out.
They were going to handle it, don't worry about it.
We don't torture.
Then further along the lines too, the issue of military equipment and security clearances.
Those were things that we discussed back on Air America Radio back then that really got
no traction at all beyond the very progressive media.
They weren't covered in the corporate media nearly at all to my recollection during the
time.
It is interesting now to see somebody who was there, Eric Fair, to come out and substantiate
what we had been talking about a decade ago.
It is a little bit vindicating for those of us who have been covering it that long, but
at the same time it's also terrifying because we look at this and we say, 'Well now we
know that this happened.
Not only did it happen, it happened to a far greater extent than what we even talked about
11 years ago.'
I think, just stepping back for a minute, I think that it's interesting the fact that
Fair's book is coming out right now when the country is still, we're still having this
argument about the efficacy of torture.
As you said, we have Donald Trump out there saying that he'd bring back torture.
He doesn't even use the euphemism, he doesn't even call it enhanced interrogation techniques.
He's right up there saying, 'Yeah, I'll torture people', which is just astounding.
Also, we just had a slightly less hysterical, slightly more nuanced but I think just as
dangerous argument about this over the Senate Intelligence Committee to report on the CIA's
detention and rendition program, which was completed in late 2014 and there was then
a long declassification fight about it.
The CIA is still arguing that it misrepresents what they did.
It won't be fully declassified.
A court just ruled last week that the full report, which is 6,000 pages, it's been released
only in a very heavily redacted summary, can't be, at least for now, can't be declassified
in full.
We're still dealing with these things.
There's still a historical record that is classified.
The Senate report did sort of bring all this up again, this issue of people trying to argue
over the efficacy of torture when it's very clear that it doesn't work.
Whether or not it works should be beside the point.
I think that we're not done with this issue, unfortunately, even more than a decade on.
A lot of the problem has to do with some of these Republican holdovers that are still
in the Senate, still in the House, that think that it's perfectly fine to use these torture
methods.
I'm fairly certain that with the exception of Rand Paul everyone on those early Republican
debate stages was all behind what Trump had to say about torture.
Trump may have been the most blunt in what he said, but if you read the coded language
of everybody else they still believe the same thing.
It's not like Trump is proposing any kind of new Republican idea here.
They all like it for the most part, he's just the one that's not afraid to come out and
say it.
That's a lot of the reason the Republican base clamors around this guy, is because they
think he's a straight shooter, when really he's just saying what the Republican party
has always brought us.
Final question here.
What do we know today about these policies?
Do we have any suggestion that these have continued or have we ended this, or do we
know?
I mean certainly on paper we've ended them.
There has been a return to, officially when Obama came into office, but even predating
Obama.
During the Bush administration there was a pullback of the interrogation techniques that
were allowed to what's in the Army field manual.
Many people still argue that what's in the Army field manual could be argued as contrary
to some of the techniques authorized there like sleep deprivation and isolation could
still amount to torture in certain circumstances.
There's still argument about that, about what's qualified.
I think a big issue now is that we are increasingly turning prisoners over to the Iraqi government,
to the Afghan government.
There's a lot of argument right now about if US is taking prisoners in the fight against
ISIS in Iraq for example, who are those people going to and what assurances do we have that
they are not going to be tortured by a partner government.
That's still a huge issue and a really thorny one.
Then of course the Obama Administration extensively has a preference for capturing suspected terrorists,
but as we know, in fact they've chosen to kill most suspected terrorists that they're
going after.
We have the targeted killing campaign, the drone war and in Afghanistan high value targeting,
which means that people aren't being taken prisoner at all.
They're being killed.
Cora Currier, writing for The Intercept, keep up the great work.
Pleasure speaking with you today.
Thank you very much.
Thanks so much.
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