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A Mystery �VOID� is PUSHING our Galaxy through

the universe at 1.2 million mph.

For the first time ever, experts researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have

found that not only is our galaxy being PULLED, it also is being PUSHED by something.

A new study recently published in Nature Astronomy describes a previously UNKNOWN, supermassive

region in our extragalactic neighborhood largely empty of galaxies, which is exerting a REPELLING

FORCE on our local group of galaxies.

Even though you may think you are still, you never are.

Did you know that you are actually living on a planet that spins on its own axis, orbiting

a star (our Sun) which is orbiting a galaxy which in turn is moving at mind-boggling speed?

Even though you may not feel it, everything is in constant motion:

Our planet spins on its axis at about 1,600 km/h; it orbits around the sun at about 100,000

km/h; the sun orbits our Milky Way galaxy at about 850,000 km/h; and the Milky Way galaxy

and its companion galaxy Andromeda are moving with respect to the expanding universe at

roughly 2 million km/h (630 km per second).

But what is propelling the Milky Way�s race through space?

It turns out that there is a MYSTERY VOID which is literally pushing the Milky Way through

the universe at a mind-bending speed of 1.2 Million miles per hour.

Push and pull: Illustration by Daniel Pomar�de shows the Shapley Attractor and the Dipole

Reppeler.

Previously, experts thought that our galaxy was speeding through the universe because

it was being pulled to a specific, dense part of the universe due to that region�s gravity.

However, a new study has shown differently.

It turns out that the Milky Way is being swung across the universe by a so-called EXTRAGALACTIC

VOID, in a process scientists call a kind of galactic tug-of-war.

While our galaxies journey through space has remained a mystery for decades, a new three-dimensional

map has offered new insight into the mystery.

Previously, experts believed that a dense region of the universe was pulling our galaxy

�toghether with neighboring galaxies�towards it which its gravity: believed to be equivalent

to a gravitational force equivalent to a million billion suns.

The culprit: The Great Attractor, a region of clusters of galaxies 150 million light

years from the Milky Way.

However, researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem now say that not only is our

galaxy being PULLED, it also is being PUSHED by something.

A new study recently published in Nature Astronomy describes a previously UNKNOWN, supermassive

region in our extragalactic neighborhood largely empty of galaxies, which is exerting a REPELLING

FORCE on our local group of galaxies.

Professor Yehuda Hoffman, lead author of the paper says: �By 3D mapping the flow of galaxies

through space, we found that our Milky Way galaxy is speeding away from a large, previously

unidentified region of low density.�

Furthermore, Professor Hoffman explains:

�Because it repels rather than attracts, we call this region the Dipole Repeller.

In addition to being pulled towards the known Shapley Concentration, we are also being pushed

away from the newly discovered Dipole Repeller.

Thus it has become apparent that push and pull are of comparable importance at our location.�

With the aid of super-powerful telescopes, including the world-famous Hubble Space Telescope,

researchers were able to create a 3D map of our universe.

The newly generated map helped experts identify the so-called Dipole Repeller, and researchers

were able to reconcile both the direction of the Milky Way�s motion.

For more infomation >> A Mystery 'VOID' is PUSHING our Galaxy through the universe at 1 2 million mph - Duration: 4:52.

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Roxie the sledding dog goes viral - Duration: 1:48.

SNOW.

KATHY: AS WISN 12 NEWS MIKE

ANDERSON REPORTS NEW TONIGHT,

SHE'S WEARING HER OWNERS OUT.

>> LET'S GO SLEDDING.

>> ROXIE THE SLEDDING SHELTIE

DOG CAME INTO THE CROWLEY FAMILY

OF WAUKESHA SIX YEARS AGO.

>> ROXIE, COME HERE.

>> FOR DAD, NOW IN HIS 50'S,

IT'S A CHANCE TO RELIVE THE DAYS

WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG FATHER TO

MARISSA, NOW 18.

AND FOR MARISSA, WELL, WHAT CAN

YOU SAY, ROXIE USES THE SAME

SLED SHE USED WHEN SHE WAS A

LITTLE GIRL.

>> OK, ROXIE, COME ON DOWN.

>> OTHER DOGS ARE TOO SCARED OR

JUMP OFF RIGHT AWAY.

ROXIE GOES

FOR WHEN, NOT AFRAID.

SHE LOVES IT.

SHE BEGS TO GO SLEDDING EVERY

DAY.

>> AND NOW ROXIE THE SLEDDING

DOG HAS GONE VIRAL WITH A FUTURE

THAT'S OFF INTO THE UNKNOWN.

>> I THINK IT IS

NATURAL, BUT WE

ENJOY BEING OUTDOORS AND PLAYING

IN THE SNOW.

BEING 52 YEARS

OLD, I'VE BUILT

SNOWMEN STILL, PLAY WITH OUR DOG

IN THE SNOW, LIKE WHEN

OUR KIDS

WEAR A LOT YOUNGER, AND I

CONTINUE TO ENJOY DOING THAT,

PLAYING WITH ROXIE AND BUILDING

SNOWMEN.

OK, ROXIE, COME ON DOWN.

>> ROXIE COULD STAY OUT ALL DAY

AND NIGHT.

>> GOOD GIRL.

THEY HAVE TO LITERALLY DRAG THEY HAVE TO LITERALLY DRAG

HER BACK IN THE HOUSE.

>> GOOD GIRL.

>> IN WAUKSHA, MIKE ANDERSON,

WISN 12 NEWS.

KATHY: SHE IS NOT WEARING HER

OWNERS OUTFIT.

ROXIE'S OWNERS SAY IF HER

For more infomation >> Roxie the sledding dog goes viral - Duration: 1:48.

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Does Size Matter? The Perfect Length for the Body and Executive Summary of Your Proposal - Duration: 14:46.

In today's show, how long should your executive summary be?

What about the proposal?

Isabella: So, in other words, does size matter?

Welcome to BulletPoints, the show that takes the mystery out of what makes proposals persuasive.

I'm your host, Chris Sant.

You get a group of people together who don't want to be there.

You stuff them in a room and you don't let them out until they come to a decision.

You throw all sorts of conflicting claims and evidence at them.

Maybe there's scientific or technical information that comes from experts — information that

a lot of the folks stuck in that room don't understand.

Am I talking about a jury?

Am I talking about a selection committee?

Well, obviously, I'm talking about both.

Jury research tells us a great deal about how people make decisions about complex questions

when they're in groups.

So, in the next few BulletPoints, we're going to talk about how the key findings that

research, as well as my own observations as a trial lawyer, help you win more.

Let's get started with probably the most common question I get when training folks

to improve their proposals.

Any guess what it is?

How long should it be?

There are a lot of reasons why people want to know the answer to this question.

For one thing, many proposal departments have gotten into the habit of copying and pasting

anything that might potentially be even sort of slightly relevant into the proposal.

You don't want to miss anything, after all.

In this case, people are usually asking about proper length because they disagree with this

practice.

Other people though tend to be more focused on the executive summary and how long it should

be.

And I don't want to attribute any negative thoughts to people, but it's usually pretty

clear that they would not be opposed to being told that the proper length of an executive

summary is very, very short.

The fact that they're the ones who have to write the executive summary and a very,

very short one means a lot less work and effort and frustration may or may not be related

to their question.

As it turns out, jury research can tell us the answer to both of these questions.

Let's start with the proper length of an executive summary.

A lot of people really want the proper length of an executive summary to be one page.

The idea seems to be that they just want to very quickly hit the key points at a very

high – meaning a very vague – level.

Even a busy manager can read one page, right?

Jury research says no.

The executive summary is basically the equivalent of an opening statement in a trial.

It's your chance to tell a cohesive story about what the evidence shows.

It's also a chance to engage with your audience emotionally.

In a criminal trial, the prosecutor may want to make the jury feel the fear of being this

defendant's victim.

The defense attorney will want the jury to feel the horror of locking up an innocent

person or being locked up themselves for a crime they didn't commit.

And it's the same thing in a civil trial.

In the executive summary of a proposal, those emotions involve the distress and fear that

people at the company do feel because of the problems the company is facing, the sense

of joy and accomplishment they want to feel from achieving their goals, the confidence,

trust and safety they need to feel in the reason why your recommendation and only your

recommendation will let them achieve what they want.

Well, jury research shows that, when the prosecutor makes a short opening statement and the defense

makes a long opening statement, the defense wins more often.

When the prosecutor makes a long opening statement and the defense makes a short one, the prosecution

wins more often.

In other words, taking the time to begin with a complete and persuasive statement is more

effective than whatever goodwill you might engender for making a very short statement.

Of course, you don't want to include lots of extraneous stuff that isn't essential

for the persuasive statement.

To be persuasive, your message has to be focused.

Distraction and boredom are enemies of persuasion.

You want to follow a structure that includes all persuasive elements and no wasteful ones.

So there's a balancing act here, but one of the reasons you were hired is because of

your good judgment.

This is one of those times when you need to exercise it.

Now, a 1-page cover letter hitting the high points is a good idea.

It still shouldn't be vague, but it's OK for it to be at a high level, saying, for

instance, "As you'll see, the proprietary aspects of our proposal that make us faster

if you're providing a service or higher quality if you're providing a product or

more… lawyer-y… if you're a law firm, those proprietary aspects deliver approximately

$13 million in value to you that you over and above the industry average."

But this is because the goal of the cover letter and the title is to intrigue them.

The executive summary persuades them.

And the body of the proposal substantiates everything.

That being said, some people always want a rule of thumb, so here's the rule of thumb

that I tend to give when I'm forced to: your executive summary won't be a bad length

if you keep it to two pages plus an additional page for every $30 to 40 million worth of

value in the deal.

This is simply an acknowledgment that a billion-dollar deal requires more time to make a persuasive

statement than does a $10 million deal.

More people will be involved, which requires thinking bigger and addressing a wider array

of challenges and desired achievements.

People's skepticism thresholds will be higher, so you'll need more evidence at each stage

as you build your message.

And what about the body of the proposal?

This is the flipside of what we saw for the executive summary.

People always want to make the executive summary too short, but they also want to make the

body of the proposal too long.

Just dump it all in there.

Research shows that what jurors really hate is when you waste their time.

Let's hear what real jurors have said in post-trial interviews:

"Always in the back of the attorney's mind there should be this sense that you're

arguing a case against time, because 14 people have effectively put their lives on hold to

listen to it.

So every part of that argument should be deemed essential to the case.

Otherwise, you're wasting the jurors' time."

They also hate it when you're pointlessly repetitive.

Here's another juror: "I thought the credentialing part done at

the beginning of the expert witnesses was really long.

It about killed us.

It was like, enough already, we get that you're smart.

Move on."

They also hate it when the trial is drawn out for no reason.

Here's a juror on how to do it right: "The attorney was great.

He gave us the facts and substantiated what we needed to know.

He didn't waste our time and drag it out."

Just like the folks on your selection committee, and you know this if you've ever served

on a jury, most people want to do a good job.

They want to come to the right decision.

In fact, if you're not the kind of person who hangs around courtrooms — which is not

really something I recommend you take up as a hobby — I can tell you that the most frequent

question that jurors ask the judge after delivering their verdict is: "Did we get it right?"

But they also want to get it over with as soon as possible.

Wouldn't you?

Well?

Wouldn't you?

They don't want their time to be wasted.

Even as a matter of desiring simple respect for their time, you can understand why.

And you can see why they'll take it out on you if you don't.

They feel insulted.

Disrespected.

Offended.

This is not how you win friends and influence people.

So, just as you should take the time to craft a complete, persuasive executive summary,

in the body, you should put in some thought as to whether this page of crap that you want

to paste in from another proposal actually adds anything of value.

And if it adds no value to the reader, cut it.

Cut.

Cut.

If cutting… and that other stuff… makes you nervous, you should know this: every time

you cut something pointless from your proposal, an angel gets its wings.

And you can always drop a footnote that says "if you're interested in this, were happy

to provide you with additional information" and let them follow up with the post-submission

questions.

Psst: They're not going to.

If even that is too nerve-racking for you, you should at least stuff anything that isn't

part of a clear crisp message into the appendix.

Ah, but it's one thing to put all the right stuff in front of folks, but it's another

to get the message you want into their eye holes where it will take up permanent residence

in their brains.

And in the next BulletPoints, we'll discuss exactly what determines whether that happens.

Finally, a little bit of APMP news.

The great folks organizing the APMP Bid and Proposal Con for next year in New Orleans

had 150 submissions for only 62 speaking slots.

So the odds were against me being selected and the odds against both of my submissions

being selected were about 9 to 1.

The odds against me having a glass of scotch to celebrate that they were both selected

was… we'll never know.

Because I did have one.

And it was delicious.

So I'm going to have the privilege of talking about 2 hugely important topics.

First and foremost, an entire session on differentiation.

Really, when it comes down to it, if you have no differentiation, you have no leverage.

This is why an Accenture study showed that well-differentiated products had twice the

profit margin as the industry in general.

So that's going to be a really good one.

And second on content libraries.

Having a good content library reduces the amount of time a proposal takes.

Imagine having more time to get your executive summaries just right, doing a little extra

digging so your proposal addresses all the critical issues, or – you know, I won't

tell – just getting home to spend more time with the family or out on the golf course.

All the while winning more, because a good content library forces you and your team to

stay structured and focused, which, as we saw, are critical for persuasiveness.

Anyway, as you can see, I'm very excited about these.

But, please, I'd like your help.

If you have any questions on these topics, let me know.

I'd love to incorporate your real world concerns and challenges to make the talks

as useful as possible.

So, please, send me an email or a message.

Or a carrier pigeon.

Or, if you go to Hogwarts, send me an Owl.

I would be very grateful to you.

Until next time, I wish you much success.

For more infomation >> Does Size Matter? The Perfect Length for the Body and Executive Summary of Your Proposal - Duration: 14:46.

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Could patients avoid knee replacement surgery with new implant? - Duration: 1:55.

CENTER 5'S EMILY REIMER

SHOWS US HOW IT WORKS.

>> IT FELT LIKE A DULL ACHE ALL

THE TIME.

EMILY: DAVID DESNOYERS HAD NO

PATIENCE FOR HIS KNEE PROBLEM.

>> I RUN.

I PLAY ICE HOCKEY.

EMILY: BUT FOR THIS 53-YEAR-OLD

GRANDFATHER, THE PAIN ONLY GOT

WORSE.

>> MY KNEE WAS GETTING TO THE

POINT WHERE I COULDN'T DO THOSE

THINGS AS MUCH OR AS WELL AS I

LIKE TO.

EMILY: THESE X-RAYS SHOW WHY.

NORMAL KNEES HAVE A CUSHION OF

CARTILAGE SEPARATING THE BONES.

>> AND WHAT'S NOT NORMAL IS WHAT

WE SEE ON THE LEFT KNEE, WHERE

YOU CAN SEE HOW THE BONES TOUCH.

EMILY: DAVID'S DIAGNOSIS --

OSTEOARTHRITIS FROM ACTIVE WEAR

AND TEAR IN HIS JOINT.

>> IN THE LATE STAGES, IT HURTS

ALL THE TIME.

EMILY: FOR YEARS, DAVID WORE

THIS BULKY BRACE WHEN HE PLAYED

SPORTS.

>> IT HELPED, BUT IT WAS NOT A

LONG-TERM SOLUTION.

EMILY: AND FOR DAVID, NEITHER

WAS A FULL OR PARTIAL KNEE

REPLACEMENT THAT CAN REQUIRE

MANY MONTHS OF REHAB.

>> TOO INVASIVE FOR ME.

TOO YOUNG.

TOO MUCH DOWNTIME.

EMILY: DR. ANDREAS GOMOLL

OFFERED A NEW OPTION -- SIGNING

UP FOR A NATIONWIDE FDA TRIAL TO

TEST THIS IMPLANT THAT'S

SURGICALLY ATTACHED TO THE BONES

WITH SCREWS.

>> ESSENTIALLY, YOU ADD A SHOCK

ABSORBER, WHERE EVERY TIME YOU

TAKE A STEP, THAT LITTLE

CYLINDER TAKES AWAY SOME OF THE

STRESS.

I THINK THAT'S A REALLY

INTERESTING OPTION.

EMILY: AND DAVID IS THE FIRST

PATIENT IN THE UNITED STATES TO

TEST IT OUT.

HE HAD THE SURGERY AT BRIGHAM

AND WOMEN'S IN NOVEMBER.

>> I WAS WEIGHT-BEARING RIGHT

AWAY.

EMILY: AND WITHIN TWO WEEKS, HE

WAS OUT ON THE ICE WITH HIS

GRANDDAUGHTER.

>> IT'S BEEN GREAT TO GET OUT

THERE AND BE, YOU KNOW, BE

ACTIVE AGAIN.

EMILY: EVEN DR. GOMOLL IS

IMPRESSED WITH THE QUICK PACE OF

DAVID'S RECOVERY.

>> I THINK HE'S A BIT OF A

SUPERSTAR, BUT IT CERTAINLY

SHOWS WHAT THE IMPLANT CAN

WITHSTAND.

AT THE END OF THE DAY, ANYTHING

THAT HE FEELS HE CAN TOLERATE,

IT'S OK WITH ME.

EMILY: THIS TRIAL WILL TAKE A

FEW YEARS TO COMPLETE.

DOCTORS WANT TO KNOW HOW STABLE

IS THIS IMPLANT, HOW QUICKLY

DOES IT WEAR OUT?

BUT IF SUCCESSFUL, IT COULD

OFFER AN APPEALING NEW OPTION

FOR YOUNGER, ACTIVE PATIENTS

For more infomation >> Could patients avoid knee replacement surgery with new implant? - Duration: 1:55.

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Top 10 VR Games So Far | Best Oculus, Vive, PSVR games - Duration: 11:58.

At number 10 is Arizona Sunshine

Be a badass zombie killer in this virtual reality game that puts your deepest zombie

fantasies in the forefront.

Survive in a post-apocalyptic Arizona filled with bloodthirsty undeads.

Find solace as you receive a distress call from a radio.

But before act on it, arm yourself in its wide range of weapons.

With the VR in place, use its movement-based weapon tracking to shoot these vile creatures

to their doom.

Explore its sun-soaked world, loot items, and experience the thrill of the infestation

like never before.

If you feel lonely, better grab a friend in its co-op mode.

Arizona Sunshine is among the finest VR games released to date.

The story-mode alone may be enough to justify its price.

And yes, the main complaints is with the game's price.

It has a PlayScore of 7.97

9th in the list is Redout

Inspired by the vertigo-inducing racing games such as WipeOut, F-Zero and more.

Strap in your seat belts and prepare for a fast and frenetic ride across the game's

rich variety of tracks, cars and power-ups.

Set in a world where humanity has advanced in civilizations and interstellar travel,

experience an arcade racer like never before.

Powered by the powerful Unreal Engine 4, beat your friends in competitive multiplayer or

simply progress through the game's extensive career mode that spans with over 100 levels

and realistic handling.

It's one of VR's fastest racing games to date and it kind of reminds us of Pod-Racing.

Redout has a PlayScore of 7.98

Ranked number 8 is Job Simulator

With the growing popularity of Virtual Reality, we're gonna expect more games to de-stress

ourselves from the burden of real life responsibilities.

This is where Owlchemy Games excels at.

The joy of doing basically stupid things to your not-so ordinary job is enjoyable enough.

Do you want to throw a stapler at your robot boss?

Cook a hotdog filled with hot-sauce?

Or I don't know, just mess things up?

It's all up to you.

The developers really studied how the tracking movements work, making you feel like you're

really controlling the player.

It's one of the finest VR launches from the HTC and Oculus and it's the kind of

game that puts our job-hatred to the test.

Job Simulator has a PlayScore of 8.00

In 7th place is Headmaster

Once again, the latest Virtual Reality games might not necessarily put something realistic

to the test as of the moment.

Instead, they gave us a game that throws our football fantasies into something different…

and really odd.

Reeducate yourselves in the Football Improvement Center in this game that doesn't really

take football very seriously.

It's a fun and somewhat stupid game to check your VR's head tracking.

The goal of the game is simple, use your head to score goals and obtain the highest score

among your friends.

Don't ask why.

Ask why not?

Just use your head.

This is a surprise hit.

It's not the cool sports VR game that we've been waiting for.

It's something unique, a completely unique experience that may be a worthy addition to

your VR games library.

This PlayStation VR exclusive has a PlayScore 8.07

Six is Tethered

This game puts you into the hands of a Spirit Guardian set in a land full of creatures called

Peeps.

Play like a God and guide these little critters to their salvation and not for doom.

Replenish its beautiful interconnected islands and nurture the world you are bound to protect.

The game's core feature lies in its Tethering System, which gave meaning to the game's

title.

Just like any strategy-driven game, this is your ability to control these inhabitants

to harvest, build, and survive in its seamless day and night cycle.

At nightfall, terrifying creatures lurk the night and it's up to you to help them through

any means necessary.

Don't worry for at the break of dawn, the game will return to its vibrant atmosphere.

With the PlayStation VR's depth, this is a brilliant experience for young and old players.

Prepare by day, survive by night.

It has a PlayScore of 8.24

Fifth in this ranking is Werewolves Within

This makes game night all the more fun.

Ubisoft's take on Virtual Reality gives us the digital freedom to silently judge our

friends in a fast-paced hidden roles game.

Set in the medieval times, a werewolf is hiding and terrorizing the village.

Among these five or eight character lies a deeper mystery that craves for blood.

Who could it be?

Of course that's where the roles come in.

You will be assigned with a specific villager to portray in accordance the game's rulebook.

Once decided, the main goal of this game is to play by your character and find out the

mystery hidden behind the other villagers.

Who among you are the villagers…And who's the real werewolf?

In whatever VR you choose, you will be pitted in a constant battle of deduction and personal

judgment.

Can you crack the code before someone snaps?

It has a PlayScore of 8.29

Number 4 is Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes

Virtual Reality is a good playground for fun party games.

This one takes it to the extreme.

Some say it ruins friendships, strengthen bonds or enhance communication.

But how can someone do that when you need to keep talking?

The game's main premise is simple, one player is trapped in a room with a randomly generated

time bomb; the other players are in a separate room with a manual necessary to defuse it.

But here's the crazy thing, they can't see the bomb!

Of course, communication is key.

Anyone can play this game and it's not always necessary to play it on the VR.

But the feeling of sweat and tension from the other voice channel makes for a very thrilling

experience.

The game receives positive acclaim due to its innovation and a good social experience.

It has a PlayScore of 8.48 on the Oculus/HTC

Third in the ranking is Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

Capcom's impressive return to the decaying franchise gives its first mastercrafted game

in a long, long time.

Experience the terrors of survival-horror once more as the game goes back to its roots.

They're not kidding and it's absolutely scary as hell.

Play as Ethan Winters, your regular man who stumbles himself in the Baker Residence to

find her missing wife.

Things go haywire as you find out the inhabitants are craaaaay-zy.

Utilize the PS VR's gear and immerse into the game's atmospheric nature and a whole

new first-person perspective.

From the gloomy music, creepy hallways and creaking floors…

Oh, boy.

A critical acclaim since its release, Resident Evil is back.

Better pack up your extra diapers because this game gladly welcomes you into the family's

madhouse.

It receives a PlayScore of 8.67

Second is Thumper

Music fanatics will be happy in Drool's oddly satisfying rhythm game.

Coining the term, "Rhythm Violence", be a space-beetle in a voyage through the colorful

void of the expanse.

Face off with a mysterious entity before you and time your thumping as you engage in an

upbeat battle of intense musical brutality.

This game won so many awards and received universal acclaim due to its unique gameplay,

a darker atmosphere compared to most rhythm games and of course the soundtrack.

Playing the game on VR is optional unless you want to put yourself deep into its flashy

atmosphere But compared to most rhythm games, Thumper is a completely different beast when

played on VR.

Thumper has a PlayScore of 8.77

Here are the Runners-Up before we reveal the number one:

11.

Batman: Arkham VR.

RockSteady's award winning Arkham franchise finally decides to put you into the shoes,

or the cowl of the Caped Crusader.

Step into the world of Gotham once more and experience it like never before.

Use his powerful gadgets and solve a mystery that could change the course of Batman's

life.

It has a PlayScore of 7.89

12.

Bound.

A game that feels more like a performance art than a videogame.

Nevertheless, it's a wonderful platformer that dazzles with graceful movements, responsive

controls and a living breathing world to bind into.

It has a PlayScore of 7.89

13: Wayward Sky.

A charming point and click adventure game that takes VR into its artistic form.

Use gesture-based movements and get your heart soothed by its immersive ambiance.

It has a PlayScore of 7.88

14: The Solus Project.

Another exploration game powered by the Unreal Engine 4.

Survive your way into a hostile foreign planet and solve the looming mystery that lies in

it.

But be careful, your main character is the last living hope since Earth's downfall.

It has a PlayScore of 7.51

15: Elite: Dangerous.

A massively multiplayer space exploration game.

If No Man's Sky was done right, it could've been this.

But that's not the case, right?

Voyage through the great beyond and get ready to encounter foreign entities, engage in space

battles and take Virtual Reality to its full potential.

It has a PlayScore of 7.30

And the best Virtual Reality game so far is Rez Infinite

A remake of the classic 2001 rail-shooter that fills your screen with pulsating geometric

shapes and digital lights.

Take control of your avatar as he floats into the vastness of a supernetwork to shoot foes.

Each time the you hit targets, the game inputs a rhythmic sound that creates a form of synesthesia.

It can be played without VR....

But if you want to experience Rez Infinite in all its glory, then you better put on your

PSVR.

Critics praise its exhilarating gameplay, beautiful soundtrack and the glorious revisiting

of one of PlayStation's cult classics.

Rez Infinite easily tops the best VR game on our list with

a PlayScore

of 8.87

For more infomation >> Top 10 VR Games So Far | Best Oculus, Vive, PSVR games - Duration: 11:58.

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WE'RE STOPPING DAILY VLOGS BUT... - Duration: 6:39.

Hi everyone!

SignDuo here!

This is the last fundraising video

for this month. thank you, thank you, thank you

to all our patrons who've supported us through thirty one days of vlogging!

we couldn't have made it without your support.

so, we raised, if we include this video, a total of ...$(456) dollars

amazing!

over $400!

wow! good job babe

so if you're new to our channel, this month of January we've been vlogging everyday

we've been doing daily vlogs for a cause

and we fundraised for GLAD

now, GLAD stands for Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc.

and they're a nonprofit organization that provides services to the deaf community like providing interpreters, healthcare and so much more

and so much more.

Our channel SignDuo is about briding the gap between hearing and deaf

with how to sign videos where we teach you

how to sign new phrases,

and also vlogs that shows you how deaf and hearing interact with eachother

and so much more to come, too

so if you haven't subscribed yet, suscribe!

And... what are our plans for February?

well, im sorry, i'm sorry, but we're not daily vlogging any more

we, rather than making short videos everyday, we're going to try to focus and make

two really really well produced videos per week

i think it's better

yeah me too

more quality and fun to watch

more creativity in it

sadly, we won't be vlogging everyday.

so, but,

we're going to do two vlogs per week,

a how to video, once per week

and then every weekend, we're going to have a LIVE Q&A

where we read and answer your questions

yeah i really enjoyed the live Q & A. So difficult to setup but fun

but it was fun because the first time we did it,

we looked after, to see how long we did it and it was almost a hour long!

i know, so long!

it didn't feel like a hour

For the live Q & A, we're going to be having it on Facebook Live from now on

so we created a facebook page that you guys can go check out

and follow for updates

and there, we'll be doing live Q & A's every weekend

we noticed that facebook gives better quality videos, right

i don't know, you said that.

i've used it before and it seems like its better quality so we decided to use that instead

yeah so we made one and its new so we're vamping it up soon

really soon. so go follow that if you want updates.

what's the name?

Sign, why guess? SignDuo

we just gotta let them know

the name is SignDuo. We'll leave the link in the description down below as well

so you can go check it out

go there! follow! Check it out!

make moreeee fun and entertaining soon

i'm so excited for the future of SignDuo

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stick around and subscribe!

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For now on, if you want to support us

and support our channel, please consider staying and still supporting

our patreon. It would be really helpful to us, right?

yeah, only if you want to

yeah only if you want to

Thanks!

we're just gonna keep it for people who do want to support us. we really appreciate it

we love you all. thank you so much for this month

bye

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... AT 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS - Duration: 6:01.

AT 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS

welcome back from now on we're going to

start things off a little differently

with Vinny's tip of the week

oh ok i wasn't really compared to this

tip I don't get how to take the ice

looks don't ride a bicycle so now that

we've hit a hundred subscribers what's

next

what is the next goal that we're going

to crash 1 million subscribers

well that's quite a jump see we are at a

hundred you're talking about a million

there's like a lot of numbers in between

there's like a thousand numbers between

the hunt but who's counting

well actually they thought of my

calculations there is exactly

shut your mouth Eugene the only number

that man is after a hundred is a million

come on let's be on it and it's doable

I mean we had nudes and a million we had

sex tape at a million I think you're

forgetting something though what those

are attractive women that's true

you look like the Stay Puft Marshmallow

Man got roasted one too many tens

ok so what can we do to get a million

subscribers finger of fish

no that's been done already

drink a bottle of patron all good

no that was tried

what if you release a 60 we already said

that

let me see the initial anything what you

in an attractive person releases a sex

tape

ok I mean that's not a bad idea i just

don't think anyone could feel Liza

attractive i heard that I mean everyone

thinks I'm a track is

are you saying that you and I should

release a sex tape

what wait what what no i said because

lives and then you so I thought

everybody okay okay I thought of all the

ideas for 11 ok nothing sexual

what about if we give out money everyone

lost money

wait you want to give money so you

subscribers

yeah but i'm not talking about a lot of

money I'm talking about like a dollar a

dollar-for-dollar I never went that

would be like thousands of dollars we

don't make that much money

well if you gave a million subscribers a

one-dollar the total monetary sum of

that value would be just your mouth

Eugene ok

money is a bad idea to have been doing

some research on this Aug shut it i

think i can help you say one more word

I'm going to put a bag over your face

capisce a peach mango if I knew you'd be

putting a bag on my head I wouldn't have

done my hair

that's what she said I mean I said I

mean like what do you think if you want

to get million subscribers you gotta be

ready to suck a million cups austin any

idea he probably wants to do that thing

like it was talking about I ain't no gay

cowboy

I'm a regular towel 4 million subs i'll

drop a hot track forget that i'll drop a

hole hot fire album

well if we wanted that subscribers to

jet pencils into the well cause nobody

has any ideas maybe we should just let

Eugene talk

wait what about Lizardman least not like

our find Eugene but this better be good

ok so i've been researching you to

comment off the bag first

top part ok so thank off my research the

motor written comment for any youtuber

is go kill yourself you know what I

think he's onto something

my galley and you're right i think of

that cold kill yourself it makes sense

now if you think about it if we get a

million subscribers i will wait what

genius at yeah I don't think I said CI

a-- don't be modest che one mil death to

eugene now that's that's too long leg

jeans gonna die

that's two more of it i was thinkin

hashtag for life

she's got a double meaning thing

subscribe for the rest of your life and

also subscribe for someone's life in

this case

Eugene's sub for life for life after

life if you like that video hit that

like button

I think I wet myself if you want to be

part of the weird family hit that

subscribe button want to come because

it's done in the past

I'll put those over here all right you

know what you need to do so go do it

Getty Lizardman like to all

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Efraín Juárez de cabeza marca el 1-0 de Monterrey ante Dorados - Duration: 1:21.

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Scott Disick admires Kourtney Kardashian in a bikini in Costa Rica - Duration: 2:24.

For more infomation >> Scott Disick admires Kourtney Kardashian in a bikini in Costa Rica - Duration: 2:24.

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How To Punch Faster! Secrets from a Wing Chun Master! - Duration: 6:44.

hello everyone and welcome back to wing

chun like that back with my sifu trustee

common feature are we talking about

today the controller how to punch faster at

this time we have a little more of an

expert in the state

alright so we're back so I touched on

before we talk about you returning and I

can be important everything but since we

got together these are understanding and

he taught me anything that I know so why

don't we talk about this how to punch faster

thanks for having me again Rob with wait

John how we do some startling are

keeping people who seek stonehouse ok

now whether you go so how not announced

that prefer you learn it but we're just

going to place the key position

ok ideally they got I think it was just

being relaxed and it's like a little

shocked to see the movie where someone

for a complete dragon picking can't

break to pick up the magazine come with

mice my great-great-grandma teacup okay

and I'm like here to help get this

department shop on hand you feel like

here's i'm gonna give you to give you

your your your mom

hey don't break it so gentle and placing

it

what the hell have to do a first person

that it'sit's by practicing flow of

being relaxed you're not using anything

but your mechanic for like years like

six years and you just learn the

mechanics and not forcing anything okay

there's a neutron and decide to it i

don't know but maybe you practice your

technique very light replacing their

whatever your style it off-speed well

that is my mindset is just different

types of blows crushing their speaking

up but i use i like i like all pulling

for snatching practice now if I had as a

drum

okay you can take a drumstick and a

beginner oil mask the drumsticks

introduction head and kind of dogs but

good players for the guests are all this

down out so what I'm putting I'm not

up there but I'm pulling out from Peter

crash leaving it can bring their shadows

inside there's a whole story about me

again about people breaking sometimes

hard for my dad

they didn't the masses and camera

breaking up songs off and they were

making fun you can see that is what by

losers get a safer ground up to this

board that's cool like that very like it

rolled over it is nothing and the people

are like oh you thought you know and uh

what happened

city walk away on you know like to cut

it off cut it off it's just right inside

the non yellow yes that's what I'm

talking about that there's different

types of punches but successive high

favor

so what is being relaxed until is

reading that self sorry but I gotta pay

when you release

ok next is sweet on you have to define

wreck or sort of our power to fix their

dick like a stick a sphere stabbing the

ground to remove secretary-general after

your body relax we got that Center

sticky we're taking that stick and we're

truly we're using our hips like everyone

else does but you think that's the

ticket because your Center so I'm

turning projected snapping it out so get

it come out and see me grow up like

square feet actually come back we're

going to step 17

see it dropped my whole body pulled into

this is almost exactly the whole train

comes in so all right so what's the last

four a lot of power last piece

absolutely yeah really yeah i think

everybody does it and I talked about

this a lot of my videos really hard to

be with you can feel and feel it's

really visible so if you talk about the

internal stuff that you're right

yeah but you see anything right

annihilated it's that sort of thing

where I'm it's so useful for

close-quarters like I was part of you

can be here and he could get you know

break my face and has introduced a

specific purpose because it's just this

know-it-all principles principles but

son relax right and we can see that if

you're sitting there doing a bunch isn't

depressing is that little bit you can

generate crazy hour from here to here

right now this from being slowly relax

and just your body very familiarize with

emotion it's like second nature and so

there anything stuff and then add I

didn't actually know there are different

types of points we do heavy punches

crunching crunching point everything ok

but it's also choose your color billion

gazillion times faster because i'm not

gonna come back and behavior when filled

me with fear my recoil of that

everything of those i'm using that like

a football baubles

absolutely i get down there together and how to punch faster master

we're talking to other video right not

just put that much out there than 1 i'm

fast maybe i can find probably not even

get back to that kind of sucker punch

but what if you're playing somebody's

going strong can go down like that

somebody stopped on your own

united behind and kissing to get away to

clear away all had absolutely get out of

everything

yeah I don't go there often locked up

it's hard to be funny if you really have

to put that into it and put that extra

mindfulness into it kind of happened to

it a little bit different to see that

and move the movies because your

politics there that's what she wanted to

second as art in itself

k threat the things we think we can

always see i'm still cause it's the way

happy you're feeling and experimenting

feeling your body right and just

remember they told Bruce Lee to slow

down and move too fast but it doesn't

look powerful event to think about that

for a second and really look at another

video

what is B glasses out there really

people thought how you punch harder

faster than this

as a thing and yes subscribe to be

multiple we're going to couple of videos

and you guys with that thank you so much

as you want to join the community

because withdrawing gaming martial arts

all kinds of stuff of course they can

get like to thank you so much as every

day

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U.S. defense chief James Mattis heads to Seoul - Duration: 1:26.

U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis is due in Seoul this afternoon,... for what will

be his first overseas trip since taking office.

This is in contrast with the former Obama administration that chose the Middle East

as its first foreign stop.

It's widely expected... that the new Pentagon chief will deliver a clear message regarding

the Trump administration's security policies and North Korea's continued military threats.

Let's take a look at the South Korean defense ministry's remarks on the trip.

"We understand the trip reflects the strong South Korea-U.S. alliance as well as Washington's

reassurance on its defense pledges for Seoul."

Later today,... Mattis is set to meet South Korea's Acting President and Prime Minister

Hwang Kyo-ahn... and National Security Office Chief Kim Kwan-jin.

On Friday morning, the first defense minister talks under the Trump administration will

be held between Mattis and Seoul's defense chief Han Min-koo.

While eyes are focused on what results the face-to-face talks will bring about,... the

two allies earlier agreed to push ahead with the planned THAAD missile defense system deployment

on the Korean peninsula.

They're also expected to discuss plans to send various U.S. military assets to South

Korea.

Once his talks with Minister Han are done,... Mattis with fly to Tokyo for talks with his

Japanese counterpart.

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Walker to take Act 10 nationwide? - Duration: 1:49.

WISCONSIN'S ACT 10 TO THE

NATION'S CAPITAL AND OTHER

STATES.

THAT COULD IMPACT WORKERS HERE

AT THE FEDERAL COURTHOUSE.

THIS IS WHAT ACT 10 INITIALLY

BROUGHT TO WISCONSIN, MASSIVE

PROTESTS FROM UNION WORKERS AND

THEIR SUPPORTERS.

ACT 10 LIMITED COLLECTIVE

BARGAINING FOR STATE WORKERS.

MADE THEM PAY MORE FOR PENSIONS

AND HEALTH CARE.

AS WELL AS WEAKENED THE UNIONS

THAT REPRESENTED STATE WORKERS.

NOW GOVERNOR SCOTT WALKER SAYS

HE'S TALKED TO VICE PRESIDENT

MIKE PENCE ABOUT BRINGING ACT 10

TO THE NATIONAL STAGE.

YOU WERE AT THE WHITE HOUSE OVER

THE WEEKEND.

WHAT WILL WISCONSIN VOTERS GAIN

FROM THE ACCESS YOU HAVE TO TH

WHITE HOUSE RIGHT NOW?

>> WELL, I WOULD HOPE IT

WOULDN'T JUST BE UNIQUE FOR

WISCONSIN.

WE TALKED ABOUT WHAT WE'VE DONE

HERE IN WISCONSIN.

HOW THEY MAY TAKE BITS AND

PIECES OF WHAT WE DID WITH ACT

10 AND WITH CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

AND HOW THEY COULD APPLY THAT AT

, THE NATIONAL LEVEL.

>> THE GOVERNOR NOT ONLY TALKED

ABOUT BRINGING PART OF WISCONSIN

POLICY TO THE NATION'S CAPITAL

HE TALKED ABOUT GETTING

, WASHINGTON, D.C. TO GIVE MORE

CONTROL BACK TO THE STATES IN

EDUCATION, TRANSPORTATION, AND

WORKFORCE INVESTMENT.

>> MY HOPE WOULD BE THAT THIS

ADMINISTRATION AND THIS CONGRESS

WOULD DO MORE TO SEND MORE

RESPONSIBILITIES AND RESOURCES

BACK TO THE STATES.

I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO START

MOST LIKELY PRACTICALLY WITH

MEDICAID

ACT 10 BROUGHT NATIONAL

ATTENTION T GOVERNOR WALKER SIX

YEARS AGO, AND NOW TALK OF ACT

10 COULD BRING A NATIONAL

SPOTLIGHT AGAIN.

JOYC IT WAS A DIVISIVE TIME.

SO WHAT IS ACT 10?

ACT 10 IS WISCONSIN'S LAW

LIMITING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

FOR THE STATE'S PUBLIC UNIONS.

THE LAW PASSED IN MARCH OF 2011

AFTER WEEKS OF PROTESTS AT THE

STATE CAPITOL.

IT ALSO LED TO THE RECALL EFFORT

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MPS students taken to see 'Hidden Figures' - Duration: 1:55.

MINTZ SHOWS US THIS UNIQUE

LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

>> HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS FR

MILWAUKEE'S 53RD STREET SCHOOL

GRAB POPCORN AND A WATER FOR A

MOVIE FIELD TRIP TO SEE THE

OSCAR NOMINATED HIDDEN FIGURES

AT MARCUS MAJESTIC CINEMA

THEATRES IN WAUKESHA.

>> I HAD NO IDEA.

>> THE MOVIE TELLS THE STORY OF

AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN WORKING

THREE AT NASA IN THE 1960'S,

BREAKING BARRIERS FOR WOMEN AND

THEIR RACE.

YOUR HONOR, YOU UP ALL PEOPLE

SHOULD UNDERSTAND THE

IMPORTANCE.

>> SIXTH GRADER KACI BONDLONG

SAYS THIS MOVIE IS ABOUT

BELIEVING IN YOUR DREAMS.

>> NO MATTER WHAT COLOR, THAT

YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE IT THERE

,

AND YOU CAN'T GIVE UP OR YOU

WON'T GET THERE.

>> TODAY, 3000 IN PS

STUDENTS --

MPS STUDENTS WILL SEE THE MOVIE.

MPS IS CLOSE TO THEIR GOAL.

MARCUS IS THROWING IN OTHER

$50,000, MONEY COMING FROM THE

MPS FOUNDATION, THE BOYS AND

GIRLS CLUBS, AND THE COMMUNITY

ALL SO THE KIDS CAN SEE THE

, MOVIE FOR FREE.

SUPERINTENDENT DR. DARIENNE

DRIVER SAYS THE STORY A

PRICELESS LIFE LESSON FOR THE

FUTURE GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS

AND ENGINEERS.

THEY ARE HIDDEN

FIGURES NO

MORE, AND I KNOW WE WILL HAVE A

NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO WILL FOLLOW

IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS AND CONTINUE

THE GREAT LEGACY THEY LEAVE FOR

US.

>> HOPING THEY ALL CONTINUE TO

REACH FOR THE STARS.

TOYA: MPS SAYS THEY STILL NEED

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WHAT TRUMP'S 'MUSLIM TRAVEL BAN' TRULY MEANS FOR THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS - Duration: 10:26.

WHAT TRUMP�S �MUSLIM TRAVEL BAN� TRULY MEANS FOR THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS

by JOE MARTINO

Trump�s recent decision to ban people for 90 days from travelling to the U.S. from seven

countries � Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Libya, and Somalia � has caused an absolute

uproar, with people protesting at airports and out on the streets.

The decision has divided people within and among all groups, factions, and walks of life.

We could speculate all day about why Trump chose this path; perhaps he feels it�s part

of a deeper plan to better the United States that we simply can�t see yet, for example,

but it certainly all seems part and parcel of a world many of us do not wish to see become

reality � a world where we don�t see each other as one people sharing a planet, but

rather as citizens of individual countries all competing with one another and all different

from one another.

This viewpoint causes us to lose sight of the humanity we all share.

But in the same token let�s remember a couple facts everyone seems to be overlooking due

to the media�s manipulative approach.

The ban isn�t for all Muslims, it�s only for terror linked countries.

Obama�s administration put this list of countries together, not Trump�s

The ban is a temporary measure that will expire in just 90 days.

During Obama�s administration Iraq refugees stopped being processed for 6 months.

While this is unfortunate for many people, it�s good to be clear on what it�s really

saying.

5 of these 7 countries were bombed many times under the Obama administration

So the first thing I want everyone to reflect on is, why weren�t we in the streets at

those points?

Why does it take the media manipulating us with fear, anger and aggression to start to

have feelings towards something?

What else might be going on while the media is distracting everyone so aggressively with

this that could be important?

Don�t let yourself immediately jump to this being a for or against Trump, but instead

simply reflect from a politically neutral place, that�s all we�re focusing on here.

We Must Become Aware

This media based approach has caused an even greater divide between left and right and

has so many people arguing and fighting, and yet it�s all over tiny details.

No one is thinking big picture, and this is exactly what the cabal loves.

This article is going to offer a different take on the whole situation � one that pulls

our awareness back and deeper versus simply succumbing to emotion and judgement.

It is here where I feel change can begin.

Allow me a moment as I bring this topic full circle so we can explore some deeper aspects

of ourselves and we can also fully understand that at this time, we are going through a

massive shift in consciousness that humanity has never seen before.

We�re Challenged to Look Beyond the Surface

What does this truly mean for collective consciousness?

Simply put, it helps us to think outside of the way we are currently living.

We can ask ourselves the following questions: Why are our leaders doing this?

Does this represent our own feelings and desires?

Why are we so divided into countries and regions?

Why have we lost sight of the humanity we all share?

What will we do to change our situation?

Without actions like the one Trump has taken, we don�t feel the urgent need to reflect

on our everyday lives.

These questions lie dormant in most of our thoughts processes because, for the most part,

we are awake yet asleep.

We go through life on a day-to-day basis not curious about nor truly following up on what

our true purpose is or what we even want our lives to look like.

As much as this sounds cliche, it�s at the very desire of our hearts and souls to live

through these places; to be in alignment with our selves and purpose.

And when we don�t live this way we end up playing out a life that feels unfulfilling,

that feels dreary, that feels dead in some way.

You often see that lack of life and excitement in people�s eyes and on their faces as they

walk down the street to work, or sit on the subway, or wait in traffic.

It was here that I found myself motivated to help create a shift within people and encourage

them to look within.

Reflecting dares us to think about what it is that we truly want and what it would mean

if we lived through our hearts, through our passions, and through our desires as opposed

to living through what we�re just accepting as normal.

Look what happened when news struck that Trump had signed the order banning people from these

countries: People stopped, they thought, and they began to discuss.

Actions like this pull us out of everyday life and potentially get us angry or upset

about what we are seeing.

While I believe anger is not something we should remain in nor does it have to be the

fuel to create change, it does happen to have that effect in our current level of consciousness.

It is still something that helps us begin seeing the world in a different light.

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�Wow that really bothers me!

It�s really hitting me on a point that I cannot accept.� This is what often goes

through people�s minds in situations like this.

These are the types of thoughts and feelings that lead to conversations that lead to shifts

in consciousness.

And it is through these shifts that we begin to see the world differently, creating new

action.

Since our collective consciousness co-creates our reality, we move toward change by having

these insights, by asking these questions, and by having these conversations.

Processing Initial Reactions

As we find and process the anger, fear, and worry that come from the onset of big global

decisions like this, we begin to see the role these actions play much more clearly, and

instead of despising them, we begin to see the evolutionary potential they truly hold.

We no longer judge the action as something despicable but instead see it as an act of

unconsciousness in a world that is moving toward being more conscious.

We see it for what it is: a tool.

Imagine: What would the world look like if we didn�t have borders?

If we weren�t so obsessed with the idea of terror due to the media�s constant pressures

about it?

What if our world leaders had a greater focus on well-being and overall vitality versus

simply the military industrial complex, foreign affairs, and creating jobs?

The very idea of asking ourselves these questions often brings up a debate about how unrealistic

it is to think we could live in a world free from these troubles.

Why is that?

Why is the very idea of living in a world where we can thrive a distant belief in our

overall awareness?

Why is it ridiculed?

It�s simple: That�s how we�ve been programmed.

We�re capable of it, and we�re not trapped by some sort of �human nature�; we�re

simply stuck in conditioning.

�What�s the solution, then?� It�s not that we will create a full-scale solution

from just this one article, and it�s unlikely that one exists in full form right now.

But that isn�t what�s needed.

We must begin with the process of opening up.

We must begin to see these world events in a way that is more conscious and less emotional

or else we will continue fighting the same fight we�ve always fought and that has always

led us to more and more suffering.

This begins with consciousness: conversations, ideas, working past emotions, difference,

judgment, hatred, and even politics.

Things have changed for the better in many ways on this planet, to be true, but I believe

we are being tasked with a change that is different from what we�ve seen in the past.

One that is greater, and grander, and more influential to our overall way of being.

One that is tasked to create a world that we all know in our hearts is possible but

are too afraid to accept as real in our minds.

We�re too often told that it would be �idealistic� to think that way.

Well I say no to that.

I say it�s ridiculous to think that we can�t live in a world of peace and of abundance,

that we can�t live in a world centred around love and acceptance, where we can all thrive.

And yes, I have been working in media for eight years; I know what the world looks like

and how people think.

I know that this very idea seems far out, but it is possible, and by you choosing to

believe it�s impossible, you�re only creating a bigger problem.

My TEDx talk below outlines this concept very clearly.

There is no evidence to suggest that we cannot live in a world like this, and yet the belief

stands, and our collective consciousness accepts it as fact.

But it is a lie that has been passed down from pessimistic individuals and a controlling

elite who make us feel like we always need governance, war, greed, competition, money,

and, ultimately, suffering.

We don�t.

It�s time to stand up as individuals and begin changing ourselves within and watching

as our external world begins to change as a result.

The actions that come out of a shift in consciousness within an individual are far more powerful

than those that simply arise from anger.

So I challenge you to shift your consciousness on these matters and to begin seeing the world

in a new light and watch as it shifts around you.

Marvel at the change that you can create, just by changing yourself.

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The Federalist Papers | Federalist No. 8 - Duration: 13:27.

FEDERALIST No. 8

The Consequences of Hostilities Between the States

From the New York Packet.

Tuesday, November 20, 1787.

HAMILTON

To the People of the State of New York:

ASSUMING it therefore as an established truth that the several States, in case of disunion,

or such combinations of them as might happen to be formed out of the wreck of the general

Confederacy, would be subject to those vicissitudes of peace and war, of friendship and enmity,

with each other, which have fallen to the lot of all neighboring nations not united

under one government, let us enter into a concise detail of some of the consequences

that would attend such a situation.

War between the States, in the first period of their separate existence, would be accompanied

with much greater distresses than it commonly is in those countries where regular military

establishments have long obtained.

The disciplined armies always kept on foot on the continent of Europe, though they bear

a malignant aspect to liberty and economy, have, notwithstanding, been productive of

the signal advantage of rendering sudden conquests impracticable, and of preventing that rapid

desolation which used to mark the progress of war prior to their introduction.

The art of fortification has contributed to the same ends.

The nations of Europe are encircled with chains of fortified places, which mutually obstruct

invasion.

Campaigns are wasted in reducing two or three frontier garrisons, to gain admittance into

an enemy's country.

Similar impediments occur at every step, to exhaust the strength and delay the progress

of an invader.

Formerly, an invading army would penetrate into the heart of a neighboring country almost

as soon as intelligence of its approach could be received; but now a comparatively small

force of disciplined troops, acting on the defensive, with the aid of posts, is able

to impede, and finally to frustrate, the enterprises of one much more considerable.

The history of war, in that quarter of the globe, is no longer a history of nations subdued

and empires overturned, but of towns taken and retaken; of battles that decide nothing;

of retreats more beneficial than victories; of much effort and little acquisition.

In this country the scene would be altogether reversed.

The jealousy of military establishments would postpone them as long as possible.

The want of fortifications, leaving the frontiers of one state open to another, would facilitate

inroads.

The populous States would, with little difficulty, overrun their less populous neighbors.

Conquests would be as easy to be made as difficult to be retained.

War, therefore, would be desultory and predatory.

PLUNDER and devastation ever march in the train of irregulars.

The calamities of individuals would make the principal figure in the events which would

characterize our military exploits.

This picture is not too highly wrought; though, I confess, it would not long remain a just

one.

Safety from external danger is the most powerful director of national conduct.

Even the ardent love of liberty will, after a time, give way to its dictates.

The violent destruction of life and property incident to war, the continual effort and

alarm attendant on a state of continual danger, will compel nations the most attached to liberty

to resort for repose and security to institutions which have a tendency to destroy their civil

and political rights.

To be more safe, they at length become willing to run the risk of being less free.

The institutions chiefly alluded to are STANDING ARMIES and the correspondent appendages of

military establishments.

Standing armies, it is said, are not provided against in the new Constitution; and it is

therefore inferred that they may exist under it.1 Their existence, however, from the very

terms of the proposition, is, at most, problematical and uncertain.

But standing armies, it may be replied, must inevitably result from a dissolution of the

Confederacy.

Frequent war and constant apprehension, which require a state of as constant preparation,

will infallibly produce them.

The weaker States or confederacies would first have recourse to them, to put themselves upon

an equality with their more potent neighbors.

They would endeavor to supply the inferiority of population and resources by a more regular

and effective system of defense, by disciplined troops, and by fortifications.

They would, at the same time, be necessitated to strengthen the executive arm of government,

in doing which their constitutions would acquire a progressive direction toward monarchy.

It is of the nature of war to increase the executive at the expense of the legislative

authority.

The expedients which have been mentioned would soon give the States or confederacies that

made use of them a superiority over their neighbors.

Small states, or states of less natural strength, under vigorous governments, and with the assistance

of disciplined armies, have often triumphed over large states, or states of greater natural

strength, which have been destitute of these advantages.

Neither the pride nor the safety of the more important States or confederacies would permit

them long to submit to this mortifying and adventitious superiority.

They would quickly resort to means similar to those by which it had been effected, to

reinstate themselves in their lost pre-eminence.

Thus, we should, in a little time, see established in every part of this country the same engines

of despotism which have been the scourge of the Old World.

This, at least, would be the natural course of things; and our reasonings will be the

more likely to be just, in proportion as they are accommodated to this standard.

These are not vague inferences drawn from supposed or speculative defects in a Constitution,

the whole power of which is lodged in the hands of a people, or their representatives

and delegates, but they are solid conclusions, drawn from the natural and necessary progress

of human affairs.

It may, perhaps, be asked, by way of objection to this, why did not standing armies spring

up out of the contentions which so often distracted the ancient republics of Greece?

Different answers, equally satisfactory, may be given to this question.

The industrious habits of the people of the present day, absorbed in the pursuits of gain,

and devoted to the improvements of agriculture and commerce, are incompatible with the condition

of a nation of soldiers, which was the true condition of the people of those republics.

The means of revenue, which have been so greatly multiplied by the increase of gold and silver

and of the arts of industry, and the science of finance, which is the offspring of modern

times, concurring with the habits of nations, have produced an entire revolution in the

system of war, and have rendered disciplined armies, distinct from the body of the citizens,

the inseparable companions of frequent hostility.

There is a wide difference, also, between military establishments in a country seldom

exposed by its situation to internal invasions, and in one which is often subject to them,

and always apprehensive of them.

The rulers of the former can have a good pretext, if they are even so inclined, to keep on foot

armies so numerous as must of necessity be maintained in the latter.

These armies being, in the first case, rarely, if at all, called into activity for interior

defense, the people are in no danger of being broken to military subordination.

The laws are not accustomed to relaxations, in favor of military exigencies; the civil

state remains in full vigor, neither corrupted, nor confounded with the principles or propensities

of the other state.

The smallness of the army renders the natural strength of the community an over-match for

it; and the citizens, not habituated to look up to the military power for protection, or

to submit to its oppressions, neither love nor fear the soldiery; they view them with

a spirit of jealous acquiescence in a necessary evil, and stand ready to resist a power which

they suppose may be exerted to the prejudice of their rights.

The army under such circumstances may usefully aid the magistrate to suppress a small faction,

or an occasional mob, or insurrection; but it will be unable to enforce encroachments

against the united efforts of the great body of the people.

In a country in the predicament last described, the contrary of all this happens.

The perpetual menacings of danger oblige the government to be always prepared to repel

it; its armies must be numerous enough for instant defense.

The continual necessity for their services enhances the importance of the soldier, and

proportionably degrades the condition of the citizen.

The military state becomes elevated above the civil.

The inhabitants of territories, often the theatre of war, are unavoidably subjected

to frequent infringements on their rights, which serve to weaken their sense of those

rights; and by degrees the people are brought to consider the soldiery not only as their

protectors, but as their superiors.

The transition from this disposition to that of considering them masters, is neither remote

nor difficult; but it is very difficult to prevail upon a people under such impressions,

to make a bold or effectual resistance to usurpations supported by the military power.

The kingdom of Great Britain falls within the first description.

An insular situation, and a powerful marine, guarding it in a great measure against the

possibility of foreign invasion, supersede the necessity of a numerous army within the

kingdom.

A sufficient force to make head against a sudden descent, till the militia could have

time to rally and embody, is all that has been deemed requisite.

No motive of national policy has demanded, nor would public opinion have tolerated, a

larger number of troops upon its domestic establishment.

There has been, for a long time past, little room for the operation of the other causes,

which have been enumerated as the consequences of internal war.

This peculiar felicity of situation has, in a great degree, contributed to preserve the

liberty which that country to this day enjoys, in spite of the prevalent venality and corruption.

If, on the contrary, Britain had been situated on the continent, and had been compelled,

as she would have been, by that situation, to make her military establishments at home

coextensive with those of the other great powers of Europe, she, like them, would in

all probability be, at this day, a victim to the absolute power of a single man.

'T is possible, though not easy, that the people of that island may be enslaved from

other causes; but it cannot be by the prowess of an army so inconsiderable as that which

has been usually kept up within the kingdom.

If we are wise enough to preserve the Union we may for ages enjoy an advantage similar

to that of an insulated situation.

Europe is at a great distance from us.

Her colonies in our vicinity will be likely to continue too much disproportioned in strength

to be able to give us any dangerous annoyance.

Extensive military establishments cannot, in this position, be necessary to our security.

But if we should be disunited, and the integral parts should either remain separated, or,

which is most probable, should be thrown together into two or three confederacies, we should

be, in a short course of time, in the predicament of the continental powers of Europe —our

liberties would be a prey to the means of defending ourselves against the ambition and

jealousy of each other.

This is an idea not superficial or futile, but solid and weighty.

It deserves the most serious and mature consideration of every prudent and honest man of whatever

party.

If such men will make a firm and solemn pause, and meditate dispassionately on the importance

of this interesting idea; if they will contemplate it in all its attitudes, and trace it to all

its consequences, they will not hesitate to part with trivial objections to a Constitution,

the rejection of which would in all probability put a final period to the Union.

The airy phantoms that flit before the distempered imaginations of some of its adversaries would

quickly give place to the more substantial forms of dangers, real, certain, and formidable.

PUBLIUS.

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Greenville's Trolley System is getting ready to double its fleet and charter new routes - Duration: 1:44.

RESIDENTS EARLIER TODAY.

GREENLINK TRANSIT CURRENTLY HAS

TWO TROLLEYS THAT RUN THE LENGTH

MAIN STREET YEAR ROUND.

>> THE TROLLEY LAST YEAR CARRIED

A 118,000 PASSENGERS.

OUR MOST POPULAR FIXED-ROUTE BUS

ROUTE WHITE HORSE ROAD ROUTE 2

HAD 108,000 PASSENGERS.

SO WE ACTUALLY HAD 10,000 MORE

RIDERS ON THE TROLLEY THIS PAST

YEAR THAN WE HAD ON FIXED ROUTE.

IT HAS BEEN WILDLY SUCCESSFUL.

MYRA: MAKING IT A GOOD TIME TO

EXPAND THE FREE SERVICE.

THERE ARE PLANS TO EXTEND THE

ROUTE ON BOTH ENDS OF MAIN

STREET, AND ADD TWO NEW TROLLEYS

ALONG WITH TWO NEW ROUTES.

ONE WOULD SERVE THE GREENVILLE

ZOO AND AUGUSTA ROAD AREA.

>> WE WOULD ACTUALLY BE

PROVIDING A PARK AND RIDE OPTION

FOR FOLKS WHO ARE GOING TO WANT

TO VISIT THE ZOO.

IT'S ALSO GOING TO BE PROVIDING

SERVICE ON AUGUSTA ROAD DOWN

WHERE THERE'S A RESTAURANT

CORRIDOR.

MYRA: THE OTHER ROUTE WOULD GO

INTO WEST GREENVILLE.

>> TO THE UP AND COMING ARTS

DISTRICT WHICH THERE'S BEEN NO

, TROLLEY SERVICE ANYWHERE NEAR

THERE IN QUITE SOME TIME.

MYRA: BUT PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN

OTHER AREAS ASKED GREENLINK TO

CONSIDER SENDING THE TROLLEY

INTO THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS.

FOR EXAMPLE, SOUTHERN SIDE.

>> A LOT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY

LIVES THERE.

AND TRANSPORTATION IS A PROBLEM.

SOME OF THEM HAVE NEVER HAD A

DOWNTOWN EXPERIENCE.

>> EVERYONE GOT WHAT THEY WANTED

EXCEPT OVERBOOK.

MYRA: AND RESIDENTS IN THE

OVERBROOK AREA SAY THE TROLLEYS

WOULD GIVE RIDERS A GOOD TASTE

OF THE DEVELOPMENTS WHERE THEY

LIVE.

>> I WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO HAVE

ACCESS TO THESE AMENITIES IN OUR

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#CANCER PREVENTION! Learn About Plastic Surgery, Cancer Reconstruction & Learn these Crucial Tips - Duration: 16:39.

Hi this is Dr. Young. In this video I'd like

to talk about cancer prevention and you

might be wondering why plastic surgery

is related to cancer and what I'd like

to tell you is that plastics and

reconstructive surgery was born out of

fixing people with cancers and other

issues so it's definitely part of

plastic surgery

hi this is dr. Philip young were

aesthetic facial body plastic surgery

and the Beauty docs on youtube. After

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beauty. Thanks for watching and visiting

our channel. If you enjoyed watching this

click the like button below and I've had

a lot of experience doing reconstructive

surgery including facial free flaps

Where I've taken a Fibular bone like in

your leg and I've put in the jaw or I've

taken a Radial Forearm Flap and I've

connected the vessels to put in the

throat That's something i did in

training and I don't do that now.

Plastic surgery is definitely related to

cancer in some ways and what I do

sometimes I do have patients that that

have cancer and you know that's part of

our lives and the people that we know

and so today what I'd like to do is talk

a little about cancer prevention because

I think there's a lot of things out

there that people don't know that

they're that they're still doing that

could be causing cancer so I just really

wanted to put this out there to help

people so you can avoid getting cancer.

So here we go in terms of cancer

prevention tips

one I want to talk about drinking

there's a lot of studies that if you do

excessive drinking in fact there is a

correlation between drinking too much

and leading to more cancers but there

are some fascinating articles where they

show that one to two drinks tonight

could decrease your risk for cancer as

well as strokes and heart disease and

how did that and and I thought that was

fascinating

Why does drinking leads to a decrease in

some cancers. Now cancers in the throat and

the mouth area are equivocal.

Maybe there's some association to an

increased risk of cancer in the head

neck area. So that would tend to tell you

to drink a little last like maybe one

drink tonight. But they've shown that if you

drink 1-2 drinks a night. You can

decrease your risk for strokes heart

disease and cancer and so why does that

leave the cancer reduction and I just

that fascinated me and you know it's

related to some of the things I've

learned like for example I went into this

lecture just out of the blue that had

nothing to do with head and neck surgery and it

talked about how blood flow can lead to

to cancer. if you have decreased blood flow

you're more likely to lead to oxygen

radicals that can lead to mutations in

your DNA that can lead to cancer so

having more blood flow is important. So

that there is some association with

exercise in that regard which I'll be going

into later. But drinking alcohol is like a

chemically induced form of exercise and

they thought about how it could be

antioxidant. It's related to the grapes and wines

but now they found that

any type of alcohol can have the same

effect including shots beer wine etc. So

my what I had thought is that it's

related to being a chemically induced form of

exercise. So drink one to two drinks a

day and if you can just stick with one

and know that if you drink three or four

more three or four or more than two

drinks like three or more it actually

reverses everything and it leads to an

increased risk of heart conditions or

cardiovascular conditions like strokes

and heart disease and cancer so don't

drink more than two drinks a day to

prevent cancer. So there's a lot of

studies on having a plant-based diet

leading to less cancer some of the

studies show equivocal results but in

general what I found through the american

cancer society and other articles

eccentrics that done the research for

this is that having a plant-based diet

leads to less cancer. Processed meats

lead to more cancers processed foods

refined sugars. So there is some logic of

of those diets that are that are related

to less processing the more natural they

are the better

There's even studies on grilled meats

and grilled fish if you grilled too much

and have too much fat that can lead to

cancer and that might be kind of a

downer because people love barbecuing

but whenever you char something that

black is actually carcinogens so do within

moderation i'm not saying not to do BBQ

but the less grilling you do the less

charring you do the better now

they also talked about plant-based diets

and you might be wondering okay where's

my protein and then you think okay if I

take out my meats I don't have any more

protein but the good thing is there's a

lot of protein in certain vegetables and

some of the top ones include peas

legumes like beans you can also have

protein and kale spinach Brussels

sprouts

lima beans those are all good sources

artichokes

so there are protein in in vegetables

and also if you want to increase your

protein you can also get more nuts

there's actually studies show that

people who eat more nuts have a

decreased risk for cancer so that's

another thing that I thought was a

fascinating

now obviously smoking is a really

important factoring in leading to cancer

now I did a lot of head neck surgery you

know in the past during my training etc

and there's a lot of studies on both

smoking and drinking potentiating their

separate effects they found that if you

smoke and drink your risk of cancer goes

markedly up so don't smoke first of all

try to reduce your risk for secondhand

smoke as well and don't drink too much

to keep the drinks down to 1-2 drinks

a night

now there's some really also fascinating

studies on vitamin use and I just had

this discussion with another patient who

said that she had breast cancer and she

goes I don't know why i got breast

cancer

I was just sitting in the room with her

the other day talking we were doing

consultation and she says i don't have it in my

family and and I don't know why and I

said well let me just go through the

same things that I'm going through with

you right now about things to prevent

cancer and she goes "You know I am a vitamin

user. I use a lot of vitamins" and she

didn't know she didn't know that

vitamins can actually lead to cancer

that that's the point that i want to

bring up there's a recent article out

there where the national institute of

cancer or the American Cancer society looked

at 20 different studies that looked into

people who regularly take vitamins and

they found that people who did take

regular regularly take vitamins had an

increased risk for cancer which I've

heard a long time ago but now its even more

substantiated and one time I remember

when I wasn't in USC university southern

California I brought this up during the

grand rounds discussion where I presented a

patient and it's part of our learning

process and I said yeah certain vitamins

are associated with cancer and even my chairman

was like whoa i didn't i didn't know

that and he was shocked too and I tell

people I try to tell people that all the

time when I meet people during my

consultations that don't take too much

vitamins because that can lead to cancer

and and time time again people are just

shocked about hearing that so also the

other thing is i read through these

articles i found an antioxidant if you

take too much antioxidants that can lead

to cancer too

so moderation is huge don't take too many

supplements in fact i would not even

suggest taking too many vitamins or

any vitamins at all just have a good balanced

diet you're going to get plenty of

anti-cancer substances which i recently

found my yogurt and grape peel so

a plant-based diet is huge void vitamins and

and antioxidants in excessive amounts so a

really important part of reducing cancer

is exercise. In fact they even found

that if you do leisure exercise it

reduces your cancer risk even if you're the

same weight which is amazing and the

trying to figure out why that is and but

there's there's 13 cancers that are

associated with a decreased risk of

cancer based on the fact that you

exercise and that includes colon breast

endometrial throat liver stomach kidney

and leukemia are related to exercise

meaning that if you increase your

exercise you will have a decreased risk

in those cancers and they also even

showed head neck cancers rectal and

bladder cancers were also decreased in

people who exercise so make sure you

exercise that's going to help prevent

cancer now what I also again bring up

the fact of positive attitude

Positive attitude has definitely

been shown to help in some many different

factors they have shown that endorphins

which are the positive hormone in your

body has beneficial effects to your

white blood cells and all sorts of

things and make sure white blood cells

which fights off infections and cancers

work better and there's a lot of studies

on heart disease that have shown that

people who have a positive attitude are

more likely to recover from a heart

attack prevent heart attacks and all

sorts of things. I did a recent snapchat

on stress and holidays and they found

that stress can lead to heart attacks

why does it do that well lead to

cortisol release which can eventually lead to

the fight-or-flight response it can vasoconstrict

your vessels leading to more

heart strain i even discovered that

stress is part of the evolutionary thing

where when you get in a fight and you get

stressed and you get cut your body wants the

clot to prevent blood loss so you can

survive so stress induces a pro

clotting state meaning that if you have

to just vasoconstriction in your heart

or your body more strain in your heart

and you also have a more likelihood of

clotting you're more likely form a clot

in your heart that will be to a heart

attack so decrease your stress levels

and part of that is increase your

positivity watch a happy movie avoid

stressful situation as much possible or

learn some emotional meditation effects

you know watching a comedy is important

to bring more endorphins in you. you

know instead of a stressful movie so

watching comedies are really important

as well obviously avoiding sun is really

important you know sun can lead to be

these thymidine dimers in your skin cells that

basically cause your DNA to bind onto a

different DNA and that's how the the

Sun can lead to cancers in your skin

and there's a lot of interesting facts

about skin cancer that I can go into more

detail but you can also write me as well

Obesity is also associated with

cancer you know in it on top of not

having a lot of exercise

apparently they've done studies in mice

to show that certain mice who are obese

are less likely to to put out this anti

suppressing hormone called guanylin

which eventually leads to

epithelial changes in your colon and

rectum which is the lining of the colon

and rectum so obesity by itself can lead to

cancer so they also talk about certain

viruses leading cancer and I've

definitely learned that during med

school there's certain like epstein-barr

viruses that can actually lead to mutations

in your cells that lead to some

type of leukemia lymphoma

so getting in with immunized is really

important so getting immunized for

hepatitis and even human papillomavirus

human papilloma virus associated with

cervical cancers and also head and neck

cancers in fact I know someone that has

throw cancer and he believes it's from

having oral sex so make sure to get

vaccinated from human papillomavirus so

avoid radiation if you can if you don't

have to get radiation don't do it

decrease your number times you get

radiation from doing dental exams as

well CT scans a new study that that

showed that if you get a CT scan

childhood you're going to have increased

an increased risk for leukemia and brain

cancer if you have a CT scan and

childhood in that next decade so avoid

and I here also sorts of stories oh i got these

oral cancers cause I got a lot of

x-ray exams you know by my dentist when I

was younger so avoid radiation lastly I

want to talk about avoiding

environmental toxins now sometimes you

can't avoid everything in your life you

might as well live in a sterile

environment like that kid in the bubble

but if you know this you can kind of

avoid things now I had a family relative

that had

lung cancer and we're trying to figure

out why He didn't have this in his family history

but he did have paint a painting company

or some paint in his in his business

that eventually led to have him having

cancer so avoid avoid certain

environmental toxins like asbestos

benzene aromatic amines and PCBs

there are poly chlorinated biphenyls now

where do you find benzene benzene is found in

detergents adhesive glues paints inks dyes

and gasoline so make sure to avoid those

things service stations are also

associated with benzene so obviously you

can't avoid all those things but don't

eat paint chips don't sniff glue all

those things have benzene in it and can

lead to cancer aromatic amines are also

carcinogens and they are also found in some of

the things like perfumes dyes and they

find aromatic amines in grilled fish

and and meats so if you do a lot of grilling

that's also tends to be more

cancer-causing and again I mentioned

that back earlier on that you should

know you don't have to avoid BBQ but

just kind of cut down on too much grilling

actually the part that's grilled that

really dark part are carbons that

are charred and those are part of the

portion that can lead to cancer so if

you want to reduce your carcinogens

decrease that risk of taking that

charred part and polychlorinated

biphenyls are found in the same things

inks dyes etc

in fact contaminated water evaporated

contaminated water can also lead to more

polychlorinated biphenyls for example

the Great Lakes anyways thank you for

watching

I I wanted to bring up cancer prevention

because I talked about a lot with my

patients and it definitely applies in my

life and it applies and all you know

everybody's lives no one wants to get cancer

so I thought this was going to be really

beneficial because I talked about it

again with my patients all the time and

I just want to do something that can

benefit people more in general because a

lot of people don't know so

some of these things so anyways

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XXL Schnitzel Challenge in Germany! - Duration: 9:37.

1.8 kilogram schnitzel

Hi everyone, today I'm in Worms, Germany at the restaurant Zum Propeller.

I'll eat their 1.8 kg weighing schnitzel, which if I eat within two hours, I get a free meal and €50 Cash.

So let's go!

40 minutes and schnitzels are gone!

56 minutes, the last bite.

56 minutes and 37 seconds, I finished everything including potato wedges.

I got a free meal, €50 Cash and a great experience.

Thank you for watching!

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اغنية ولاد رزق اسود الارض بصوت السناجب حاجة هتعجبك - Duration: 3:18.

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Lay Lonn - 7 Habits of Highly Effective People | Success Reveal - Duration: 43:05.

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