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At least three people have been killed after Hurricane Ophelia battered the Republic of

Ireland and Northern Ireland, bringing the most extreme weather conditions the region

has seen in 50 years.

A woman and a man died in separate incidents when trees fell on their cars, and a second

man died in a chainsaw accident while trying to remove a tree downed by the storm.

Nearly 360-thousand properties in Ireland are without power,... and schools, hospitals

as well as public transport services have closed.

Wales was also in the firing line and the storm has moved onto Scotland bringing strong

winds and heavy rain.

For more infomation >> Hurricane Ophelia leaves 3 dead in Ireland - Duration: 0:40.

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Putin signs decree to enforce UN Security Council resolution on North Korea - Duration: 0:50.

(On that same front, Moscow is also on the move...)

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday,... imposing new restrictions

on North Korea... to comply with the UN Security Council's latest resolution.

It involves export bans and sanctions... on eleven North Korean individuals and ten business

entities... that have been linked to Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.

The document is presumably in line... with UN Resolution 23-21,... which came into force

in November 2016... in response to the regime's missile tests, late last year.

Moscow has expressed grave concerns... over the rogue state's repeated provocations,...

with a Kremlin spokesperson saying... it was further escalating tensions on the Korean

Peninsula.

For more infomation >> Putin signs decree to enforce UN Security Council resolution on North Korea - Duration: 0:50.

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Holy Scrap! What to do with Scrap Fabrics? (DIY) | Style Pile #18 - Duration: 9:32.

There is a box in every crafter's home, that is filled with old unfinished projects,

and stuff you thrifted in the hopes of upcycling.

That becomes abandoned, that becomes forgotten.

Well this is the series that tackles that forgotten box.

This is the Style Pile!

This video is supported in part by Storyblocks.

Hello!

Welcome back to the Style Pile, and we're up to episode 18… and somehow my style pile

has only grown bigger… which means I definitely need to start making these videos more frequently

and STOP buying new stuff to add to the pile.

ANYWAY, I'd like to introduce you all to a NEW component of my "style pile" (let's

be real, style pile is just a euphemistic term for "hoarding problem" at this point).

Yes, it's a third box.

So this third box is entirely scraps, old worn-out clothes and unwanted projects.

So for the last 6 months or so I've been saving every single bit of fabric scrap from

other projects, either from when I'm upcycling things – like, this is the bottom of the

t-shirt that I cut off in episode 16 – or when I'm making clothes from scratch, and

there's curvy bits in the pattern… like this fabric here is some scraps leftover from

making a pair of pants!

I also throw things in here when I make something ridiculous for make thrift buy that I'm

never going to wear… does anybody recognize this particular one?

Now a huge reason that I've been doing this is that I recently watched this program, that

aired in Australia, called "The War On Waste" and this is how many clothes Australians throw

out every ten minutes!

So after seeing this, I was like, WELP, I'm never throwing out any tiny piece of fabric

or tiny piece of thread ever again, because I don't want to contribute to this huge

waste of fabric and resources.

And so I have ended up with this quickly growing scrap pile.

So let's see what we can do with these!

Can we turn them into something new?

Project number 1!

The first thing that I'm going to try and make with my scrap fabrics is a Plushie Toy!

Now it's my niece's 5th birthday this week, and I wanted to make her something cute!

So, I'm going to use THIS piece of fabric, which is also a cut off from this cotton t-shirt

that I also upcycled in the episode 16, and I'm going to iron an image onto it.

So first, I needed to find an image.

Now, I wanted to make a cute cartoon animal plushie.

But I also didn't want to infringe on any copyrights.

So I headed over to my favourite royalty free graphics website – formerly known as Graphic

Stock – you guys know that I'm a huge fan, and I've used them before, I've told

you about them before – Storyblocks!

And full disclosure, they are also sponsoring this video!

Anyway first I did a search for some owls, coz I think owls are really cute, they'd make

a cute plushie – but [laughing] why are you so sad?!

And then I looked up unicorns and I actually found some super cute narwhals, which would

also make a pretty great plushie.

Then I typed in hedgehog, and I ended up finding this super cute image, but I also ended up

deciding to use this fox from the image instead!

So next I opened up the image in photoshop, removed the background colours, and I did

this little trick to add SEAM ALLOWANCE around the fox image, which is important for making

the plushie.

To add the seam allowance, in photoshop, with the fox layer selected, I went to Layer > Layer

Style, and I clicked on Stroke.

This opened up this box, which puts an outline around the fox image.

So I played around with outline colours and widths, and I also cleaned up the edges using

the eraser tool.

This toggle here changes the width of the outline, I bumped mine up to 20 to get an

approximately half an inch seam allowance around the fox once it was printed out.

Now I printed it out onto plain paper first to check that the size was right, before I

printed it out properly in full colour onto my photo transfer paper.

And… then, this happened.

"Nooooo!"

Sighhhh.

PRINTERS.

I swear it;s the one technology that's never really improved since I was a kid.

Anyway, this slightly-damaged the very expensive photo transfer paper that I was trying to

print on, but I didn't want it to go to waste so I put the paper through for a second attempt

AND - we finally got there!

Now for the transfer paper, I'm using Lesley Riley's TAP, which is honestly the best

transfer paper I've ever used, especially if you're making something like a plushie.

That's because when you iron it onto the fabric, the image actually sets itself INTO

the fabric instead of just being stuck on top of the fabric in a plasticy-way like other

transfers I've used.

I'll show you a close up at the end of this tutorial, and you'll see what I mean!

So I cut the fox out with scissors, and then I followed the instructions in the transfer

paper kit to set the image into the fabric.

Now this is only my second time using this transfer paper, so I'm still working out

the kinks – and larger images are harder to do than smaller ones – BUT I think that

overall, it transferred pretty well!

So once I'd transferred the image to this white cotton t-shirt scrap, I then searched

through my scrap fabric box for two more pieces that could act as 1.

the back piece, and 2.

A backing for the fox image.

The scraps just needed to be larger than the fox image.

So I ended up with these two pieces, which are both light-weight, woven, non-stretchy

cottons, and I cut them to roughly the same size as the fox image fabric.

This darker floral fabric is going to become the backing for the fox image.

I put some pins through the two layers to hold them together, and next I'm going to

sew them together like THIS.

I sewed right on the edge of that orange outline "seam allowance" that I added, using a

straight stitch.

Now because t-shirt fabric is stretchy, I was also careful to not stretch this at all

while sewing it to this backing piece.

Once that was done I carefully cut around the image, just outside of the stitches.

Then I grabbed this brown floral cotton piece, which I'm going to use as the back of the

plushie, and I flipped it so it was right-side-up, then flipped the fox down onto it – so the

two pieces of fabric are right-sides-together – and I sewed the two pieces together by

sewing around the fox just inside the white stitches there.

I'm also not sewing entirely around the fox shape – I'm going to leave a small

opening here.

Then I cut off all that excess backing fabric by cutting around the fox shape, just outside

of those two lines of stitching.

And those offcuts went right back into the scrap pile!

Then, through the small opening, I turned the fox the right way around.

I also used a pair of scissors to help me push out the more difficult corners!

And now we have a very deflated-looking fox plushie, ready to be stuffed!

Now because I'm using all scrap fabrics for this project, instead of using something

like Polyfill, I'm going to use scrap fabrics to fill it.

So this is where all my teeniest tiniest fabric scraps get their chance to shine!

A lot of these are offcuts from when I use my overlocker, or cut threads off of my sewing

machine!

However, I didn't think that even all of these scraps would be enough to fill the fox,

so I also chopped up some larger fabric scraps like this, by folding them up and then chopping

them into bits with scissors.

I also tried cutting strips with my rotary cutter just like a master chef slicing up

some vegetables.

And that worked… but it was a little bit more dangerous, so… please be careful if

you try this method!

Anyway, then I used all this shredded fabric to stuff the fox, through that little gap

in its side!

And yeah, this pile of scraps looks like more than enough to fill the fox, right?

Well, I actually needed even more than this!

So I cut up a lot more larger scraps to fill it.

Once it was filled, I hand-sewed up the small hole in the side, and it was done!

OH and before I show you the final project, I wanted to show you how well this transfer

paper goes in the fabric – see how it's really a PART of the fabric, not just stuck

on top, all plastic-y-looking, like most fabric transfers can be?

Anyway, this is what it looks like aaaaall finished!

SO, that was a really simple way of making a cute Plushie toy, BUT if you scaled it up,

this method could also be used to make something like a pillow as well!

The only "new" thing that you need in this project is transfer paper, everything

else is made from your old scraps!

[kids cartoon music plays]

SO, we still have 3 other scrap fabric projects to go, I've filmed a total of 4, but this

video is getting long enough already!

SO what I'm going to do is to break this up into a little mini-series of 4 episodes.

So come back here in 3 days, if you're watching this on the day that this comes out, to see

me try and make a sleeping mask out of all scrap fabrics and old clothes!

And then in parts 3 and 4 we'll also be trying out 2 other projects!

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Anyway, I'll see YOU all for parts 2, 3 and 4 really soon.

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For more infomation >> Holy Scrap! What to do with Scrap Fabrics? (DIY) | Style Pile #18 - Duration: 9:32.

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Lets Get Marriage Equality In Australia - Duration: 2:34.

- Hi, internet! I'm Sara Wiseman.

- And I'm Craig Hall.

As most Aussies know, Australia's in the middle

of a big vote for marriage equality.

- And if you're not from Australia, you're probably thinking

"Jesus Christ, Australia hasn't legalized gay marriage yet?"

- Now this particular vote is taking place via postage.

Some old crones in the government are trying to trick you

because they think you don't know

how to send things in the post.

- So let's send the message:

fuck you, old crones.

- We know that you guys know about the post,

and many young folks have already voted.

But we want to make this a landslide victory

to send the message: this was stupid.

Why is this even a question?

- The old fuck heads in the government

think you're dummies who don't know what paper is.

But just in case, we'll break it down as though

you're the idiots.

- Hundreds of years ago, people used to communicate

by writing their thoughts down with pen and paper,

and sending letters to their parents

and erotic messages to their cousins.

- That system is still in place today,

and here's how it works.

Imagine someone hand wrote an email, placed it

in an envelope, and then stuck it in a box for

a government employee to hand deliver to its destination.

Seems crazy, I know.

- You'll need to use this ancient system

to vote on the marriage equality issue.

You can think of a paper ballot as a tweet

that's made out of trees.

- Imagine your hand is a cursor

and the letterbox is a send button.

- It seems simple enough, but how will you

recognize a letterbox in real life when you see one?

- Here's a few examples.

- Letterbox, letterbox, letterbox, letterbox.

- No. This is a hedge.

- This is not a letterbox.

- This

is a letterbox.

- This is a letterbox!

- Is that what it is? Of course!

- If you're registered to vote,

you received a ballot in the post.

Make sure to return it by November 7th.

If you're not registered, then stop watching

this fucking video and register.

- Send your ballot in and make it clear.

I don't use the post, not even to return things

I ordered online that are ugly or the wrong size.

But I'll send a letter for this.

- Show the old white ball bags that young people

are not dependent on technology to communicate.

- Then after voting, forget about postage altogether,

and share this video on Twitter and Facebook.

For more infomation >> Lets Get Marriage Equality In Australia - Duration: 2:34.

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Neutron-star collision shakes space-time - Duration: 0:35.

The collision of two dead stars has been watched for the first time by an international team

of researchers.

The event gave off gravitational waves - ripples in space and time - that were first predicted

by Albert Einstein.

The collision happened 130 million years ago, but its light and waves have only now reached

us.

The observations confirmed gold, platinum and other heavy metals were blown into space

by the aftermath of the merger, supporting the theory that such cataclysmic events are

likely the source of these metals.

For more infomation >> Neutron-star collision shakes space-time - Duration: 0:35.

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Helmut Kohl: So viel Geld erben seine Söhne und Enkelkinder! - Duration: 2:10.

For more infomation >> Helmut Kohl: So viel Geld erben seine Söhne und Enkelkinder! - Duration: 2:10.

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Can Deaf People Drive? ❤ Jessica Marie Flores ❤ - Duration: 4:57.

There has been a Deaf Myth that has been going around for years.

Many people assume that since

Deaf people can't hear,

that must mean that they can't drive.

Right? Because like is... is...

I mean is that even legal?!

Cuz' like obviously you need to be able to hear your...

Windsheild Wipers!

When it's raining... Right? Right?

Anyways, today for this video

we're gonna go out,

and prove this Deaf myth to be what it real is...

Which is a bunch of Bull (BLEEP)

Skirts.

Bull Skirts.

Let's do this!

Monica!

Monica: Yes?

J: We're gonna go on a little adventure, ok?

M: Sounds good.

J: But imma need to borrow your car cuz' mines low on gas.

M: All good, just filled her up!

J: SWEET!

Both: LET'S GO!

J: Okay!

Now you have a Deaf person in a car.

To make things a little more interesting,

I'm gonna have Monica, over here my sister,

hold my hearing aids for me.

Now without my hearing aids,

I pretty much can't hear anything.

So Monica I'm just gonna

have you say something really fast,

to see if I can actually hear it, ok?

See! I couldn't hear anything!

J: Let's get this party on the road!

M: YEAH!

(Clap)

J: Sooo...

where should we go?

M: Uhm... We can get my ice cream now.

J: Ice cream??

M: Say's here in the contract,

that if I let you barrow my car,

I get ice cream.

I was promised...

Ice cream.

I want my promised ice cream.

Guess we're gonna go and get Monica some ice cream.

M: WHOOO!

♫ "Heart's Feelin Lo" By Grandma's Boyfriend ♫

Monica: How do you hear, like,

motorcycles, cars?

J: I don't really need to hear them.

Because I have 3 gigantic mirrors,

so I can pretty much see them.

and my eyes are always constantly bouncing

between all 3 mirrors and what's in front of me.

I feel...

like a hawk...

Scoutin' for my prey.

Both: (crazy bird sounds)

J: (Donkey sound)

J: Wait. No, that's a donkey.

M: Noo.

J: (laughs)

J: It's a donkey-bird! (Laughs)

J: So one of the biggest reasons why

I think a lot of people think

Deaf people can't drive, is because...

they don't think we're able to hear the sirens.

And if you think about it,

you don't really need to hear the sirens

because the lights are bright enough,

you can see them.

M: True.

J: Monica, what do you think about my driving?

M: It's good...

J: What?!?

M: OH! Sorry, sorry! (Laughs)

J: She said BAD!!

J: GET OUT OF THE CAR!!

M: It's good.

J: What would you say

is my BEST driving skill?

M: Ooo!

Parallel parking.

J: What would you say is

my worst driving skill?

M: Speeding

J: (GASP)

Nothing!

Cuz' I'm an excellent driver!

J: Ok Monica! We're getting close!!

M: ♪ You scream, I scream, WE ALL SCREAM ♪

♪ FOR ICE CREAMM ♪

J: ♪ We're gonna get some soft served ♪

Both: ♪ Ice Creammmm ♪

(door close)

M: Thanks.

J: I guess we can mark this as mission complete!

We got Monica her soft served ice cream,

she's a happy person,

I can drive,

Mission accomplished!

(Clap)

Well there you guys have it

Myth busted!

Obviously Deaf people can drive.

Driving is a very visual task.

And I mean if you think about it

the DMV never requires you to take a hearing test.

The only thing they actually require you to do

is wait in a ridiculously long line for hours,

Take an extremely confusing multiple choice test,

and then they force to take that photo,

that you're gonna end up regretting

for the next several years of your life.

Man, I regret mine so much.

But, they'll never make you take

a hearing test, that's for sure!

Anyways, as always,

I just hope you guys learned something today.

If you want to help me support my content,

make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel,

like this video or follow me on Instagram @LimeMoney.

J: Stay Cool!

M: Drive safe!

Both: And we'll see you La-

Monica: AHHH!!

AHHHHHHH!!

(Bleep)

(laughing)

J: It's OKAY!

J: We'll do it right now.

Let's do it.

Both: See you all later!

J: You did it!!

M: YESS!!

WOOOO!

(Both Laughing)

M: Okay you go, you go.

J: ok...

J:(Weird voice) I love you sister!

M:(Weird voice) I love you too sister.

J: I love you a lot.

M: I love you a lot!

J: I love you SO much!

M: I love you so much.

J:(weirder voice) I LOVVEEEE YOUU!

M:(weirder voice) I LOOVE YOUUU!

Both: (Gibberish I love you)

Both: (Gibberish weird sounds)

J: I think we are going to stop

cuz' we're freaking people out.

M: Yeah probably should...

J: Just...

Subscribe!!

M: Belowww.

❤ Thanks for watching :) ❤

For more infomation >> Can Deaf People Drive? ❤ Jessica Marie Flores ❤ - Duration: 4:57.

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Doogy x Sinay x Kevson - Menace II MC's - Duration: 3:13.

For more infomation >> Doogy x Sinay x Kevson - Menace II MC's - Duration: 3:13.

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Baby-Sehnsucht: Noch mal Nachwuchs für Sandy Mölling? - Duration: 1:40.

For more infomation >> Baby-Sehnsucht: Noch mal Nachwuchs für Sandy Mölling? - Duration: 1:40.

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The Best korean K-POP Dance in bangla concret - Duration: 2:27.

The Best korean K-POP Dance in bangla concret

For more infomation >> The Best korean K-POP Dance in bangla concret - Duration: 2:27.

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Waukesha on list of best places to live - Duration: 1:23.

For more infomation >> Waukesha on list of best places to live - Duration: 1:23.

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Feminist rapper: end misogyny in hip-hop! - Duration: 6:47.

There are not enough women's voices in hip-hop that are in the mainstream.

And then the male voices that are in hip-hop are not talking about

how wonderful and resilient we are.

It's like, "you're bitches and hoes," and that's it.

We don't address it because we're afraid to offend people, and that's not fair!

I'm offended by the way that I'm being represented, or by you calling me a bitch,

so I'm gonna call you out on it.

And it's gonna create problems for me, but that doesn't matter,

because tons of little girls out there need to hear something that they can relate to.

♫ Just tryin' to be an MC amongst a bunch of guys,

♫ shine like a Pinqy Ring in the darkest of nights...

I grew up in Chicago.

People forget that they're role models when you're an artist.

These are some of my former students.

I know that you know me as a teacher, and then outside of that,

anything you found about me or my music has been through your own personal research, right?

So what do you know about my music?

It's just empowering other women to not be brought down by the sexism

that we're surrounded by every single day.

My neighbors was asking - because I had the sound system on - and they were asking,

"Who was that you was listening to?"

I was like, "That was my teacher, I love her music because it's inspiring to me."

Being a teacher, I saw that I could make a difference in a young man's life

and not just young women's lives.

So how do you think rap music treats women currently?

As an object!

The same words that you would tell a woman that would offend her and be real disrespectful,

you hear it in lyrics, and they'll dance to it.

It's making it sound cool so the woman's okay with it,

even though she could be a little bothered by it.

But she's okay with it because she grew up with it.

That's not speaking of hip-hop in general, but there are certain artists.

It's making things more acceptable.

Yeah, for example, you heard that song, "And if you ain't a hoe, get up out my trap house"?

What about the girls who all stay inside the trap house?

What are they?

And the thing with sexist slurs and misogynistic lyrics...

even the greats that we listen to all the time use them.

I listen back to some of the music I listened to, I'm like, "Biggy...!"

I definitely feel like I have to tiptoe around men in the music industry.

Oftentimes, I want to work with this producer, and then he starts flirting.

And if you put your foot down, you're a crazy woman, or you're a bitch, you know?

And that's extremely frustrating, because then you only have a small pool of people

that you can work with that are actually respectful human beings.

Trying to shift something that's been a certain way for such a long period of time,

you're gonna get met with backlash, so it's all about how you deal with that.

♫ Give me the green light, I'm ready to go

♫ I got that paper confetti to blow ♫ Puns are a pistol, like steady - aim - hold

♫ Lines be the dopest, straight through your nose

♫ Smell what I'm cooking, the real is exposed ♫ They said lady rappers were dead, we arose

♫ Murder, she wrote.

♫ Angela Lansbury quote ♫ Drama? Hand me a phone

♫ West Coast with a chopper like Jesse James shows

♫ But I'm from the Chi, I'm the female D. Rose

♫ Slam dunk with the verses, half court with the pros

♫ Rebound with ya girl then free throw with the bros

♫ Respect me or Els-a ♫ Anna, ya froze

♫ Sing at the top of my lungs, let it go!

♫ A queen amongst queens, so hand me my throne

♫ I'm damagin' shows, and ravagin' foes ♫ Sometimes I'm a beauty, sometimes I'm a beast

♫ On weekdays I fast, on weekends I feast

♫ On delicate rappers like delicacies ♫ My favorite cuisine: sour MCs.

♫ Read all that's listed, you cannot miss this

♫ Humbolt Park misfit.

♫ Hip-hop's new slick chick.

♫ Hear how I rip this, way that I flip this ♫ While you get with this, I'll check my lipstick.

One of my songs that was one of the hardest to write was a song about

my experience with childhood sexual abuse.

In my family, you know, you just don't talk about things.

It may be a Latino experience, where they tell young women, you know,

"You look better when you're quiet."

You don't air your dirty laundry, nobody needs to know about anything.

My experience with childhood sexual abuse happened in the church with two different men

and that song caused me incredible anxiety.

Because to put that out there for the world and then to know that people from the church

would probably hear it - it was very scary.

But it was more important for me to release it than to hold it back.

Girls are sexualized, so growing up as a little girl, you're being told,

"Don't hang out with certain men," or don't wear certain things.

Just growing up being sexualized and seeing someone who went through something that was difficult...

There are plenty of people who have been able to get something from that song, or have been

able to cry to that song and feel some kind of release.

Wow, I want to hear that song, now.

Music marries education for me very well, because it's important for me to share my story,

but more important is for more people in my community and more people like me

to share their stories.

♫ Freestyling ♫

Pinqy!

Let me see two fingers in the air if you're ready for some peace in Chicago!

The music allows for people to check within themselves what makes you uncomfortable and why?

Because you saw women in a position of power?

Why does that feel uncomfortable to you?

When I started rapping, I just wanted to be rich and famous.

And now I realize that this is so much bigger than me.

It's a platform for me to help others.

That's why I chase after it so relentlessly.

Because I know this happening for me means a lot of things happening for my community

but also for the city of Chicago.

My name is Pinqy Ring, and I am moral courage.

For more infomation >> Feminist rapper: end misogyny in hip-hop! - Duration: 6:47.

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Tetrachords 2 - Duration: 4:59.

Hey everyone, it's Colleen here for part 2 of Your Tetrachord Magic.

OK, so Last week we made a tetrachord with the WHOLE WHOLE HALF pattern and your instructions

were to find that on your instrument starting with every possible note that you can make,

so I hope that you are very sick of that tetrachord. Now, I'm going to ask you to duplicate that

WHOLE WHOLE HALF one that you made; Make another one.

AND Make THIS one, which is…..

WHOLE HALF WHOLE. OK.

And it sounds like THIS. So, you play the note, SKIP one, you DON'T

skip one now, and then, you DO SKIP one. So, those are all whites, but of course you

can start with any. See what are we going to do? oh right A flat OK… SKIP ONE, now

you DON'T skip one, and then you skip that one and go to the next one. Let's do ONE

MORE of those. We're starting on a E flat here….OK.

So you play the first one, skip that one, now DON'T skip, and now DO SKIP.

That's That. Now I'd like you to color this new pattern,

duplicate it twice, and laminate it if you want to like we did

last week. You now have four cards; they look like this,

and now it's time to NAME them. The W W H we're going to call "I" for

Ionian; The W H W we're going to call "D" for

Dorian. Look what happens when you put two I's together:

So, here we go, Whole, Whole, Half, with a WHOLE BETWEEN them, there's the second one,

and poof you've got yourself the IONIAN scale made of two I tetrachords.

Here's another one: there's the whole, there's the whole BETWEEN them, OK? and

there's the half at the end to finish it off.

Now we're going to do two D's. What happens when you put two D's with a whole between

them? There's one WHOLE, there's the Half in

the middle, the WHOLE, now the WHOLE BETWEEN them, another WHOLE, HALF, and the WHOLE to

finish it off. Now things get interesting: Here's an I

and a D. So here's the first note, a WHOLE, another

WHOLE, now our HALF, the WHOLE BETWEEN them, another WHOLE, now the HALF in the middle

of the D, and a WHOLE to finish it off. How about that? Different scale altogether

huh. Let's do another one. OK. The WHOLE, the WHOLE, and the half, that's the first

"I", now we're on the D, there's the half in the middle of it, and finish that

off. Well, we can go the other way: a D and an

I. Starting on this note, there's the first

note, the WHOLE, the half in the middle, the WHOLE, the WHOLE between them, the WHOLE,

the WHOLE, and the HALF to finish it off. and ONE MORE: Here's our Dorian, (our D),

There's the HALF in the middle, the WHOLE, there's the WHOLE BETWEEN them, and this

is an I so it's TWO WHOLES and a HALF. Well, I hope your mind is starting to be blown.

BECAUSE….. from two tetrachords, we've made FOUR SCALES,

and in all twelve keys that amounts to forty eight scales that you can form EASILY. And

these are (uh) four of the more important scales that are used in all classical and

jazz music. So it now behooves YOU to practice those scales. And come back next week and

we'll do more with them. Thank you for watching! Bye!

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DeVos Medical Ethics Colloquy: Ethics of Medical Choice -- Rationing - Duration: 1:57:14.

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i can't believe somebody sent me this.. - Duration: 6:34.

i can't believe somebody sent me this..

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Beyond The Veil - Duration: 9:29.

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Noch vor dem 1. Kuss: Zieht Tutti schon für ihren Oli um? - Duration: 2:50.

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Wide gaps in temperatures of over 10 degrees _ 101717 - Duration: 1:53.

Good morning.

Upper parts of the country are waking up to single digit morning lows... including here

in the capital, so dress warmly, but highs will jump to the twenties... leading to wide

gaps in temperatures.

So let's take a closer look at today's temperatures... daily lows in Seoul, Daejeon were at 9 and

10 degrees, but Busan and Jeju were mild at 15 and 18 degrees Celsius.

The highs will be hovering above 20 degrees Celsius....leading to wide gaps of over 10

degrees Celsius in Seoul at 22 degrees.

In fact, major cities will see highs rising to 22 degrees,... while Jeju will get up to

21 degrees Celsius.

We'll notice mostly sunny skies with a few late-day clouds.

Temperatures will be on a roller coaster ride this week and into the weekend.

Not dressing warmly enough is often the reason we catch a cold,... so be sure to dress accordingly

and drink plenty of water

That's Korea for you and here's a look at the weather conditions around the world.

For more infomation >> Wide gaps in temperatures of over 10 degrees _ 101717 - Duration: 1:53.

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Bucks help give basketball court facelift - Duration: 0:58.

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Iraqi forces seize oil city Kirkuk from Kurds in bold advance - Duration: 1:45.

Iraqi government forces have seized control of the disputed city of Kirkuk from Kurdish

fighters after a military operation lasting less than 24 hours.

With more on this and other news around the world… we turn to Ro Aram…

Aram… this all comes after the Kurds held a controversial independence referendum a

few weeks ago and Baghdad has responded with force.

That's right Semin… armored vehicles from Iraq's counter-terrorism unit moved into the

center of Kirkuk on Monday and the Iraqi flag was raised over the local government headquarters.

Thousands of civilians have fled the scene and it is not yet known how many casualties

there were.

The Iraqi military has said it has taken control of an oil field, which is a key source of

revenue for the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government.

The Kurdish fighters, known as Peshmerga, said Baghdad would be made to pay "a heavy

price" for triggering war on the Kurdistan people.

Iraq's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, said in a statement on Monday that the operation

in Kirkuk was necessary to protect the unity of the country.

He had previously labeled the referendum, in which Kurds voted overwhelmingly for independence,

as unconstitutional.

But, the dispute is also a concern for the United States, as its military has previously

backed both the government and the Kurds in the fight against Islamic State militants.

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that Washington would not take

sides in the matter, but did not like the fact that they are clashing.

The U.S. has repeatedly called for both sides to settle their differences with talks, as

all-out conflict could potentially draw in regional powers such as Turkey and Iran.

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