Waching daily Jan 15 2018

Mientas Medellín se va convirtiendo cada vez más diverso debido a la influencia extranjera,

la tendencia ha resultado en un impacto cultural en la creciente oferta gastronómica aquí en la ciudad.

Hoy hablamos con tres de los más influyentes blogueros culinarios en Medellín sobre esta dinámica,

mientras nos muestran algunos de los lugares que son tendencia para comer.

Welcome to La Chagra! This restaurant is unrivaled in its support of conserving

the Colombian Amazon's environment and culture.

Mafe, why has Medellin seen such growth with respect to the culinary experience?

Jared, it has a lot to do with the period of violence in Medellin,

when the well-off people left the country for safety,

and later returned realizing that there was a lack of culinary options.

They began to bring back, and mix, different styles of cuisines

which resulted in a much more international food scene.

Mafe, what is your blog's main goal?

The goal of my blog, Medellin Eats, is to share food experiences.

It's more than just a picture of a meal and an address. It's showing the value of a certain chef or restaurant.

It's not just going out to eat, you also have to take into consideration

the atmosphere and the service, etc. So the purpose is to tell these culinary experiences.

Welcome to Rocoto, a Peruvian food restaurant, it's a pleasure to have you all here!

Jorge, what is the biggest food trend in Medellin at the moment?

Speaking about more than just a specific plate or trend, we should talk about the food markets.

Food markets offer a diverse variety of cuisines and are good places

for people to go hang out with their families and friends, and to taste a bit of everything.

Why has food blogging become such a big hit?

Because it is the new form of publicity. We are just normal people recommending real places.

There isn't the necessity to have a famous person recommending everything.

The pictures we take of the food make you crave it,

and we tell you how to get to the place so you can go and have a great time!

Silvia, what is your typical day like as a food blogger?

Well, every day I get up and look into the food scene in Medellin

in order to pass the information on to my followers.

I visit the restaurants and get a first-hand experience and communicate it,

making it as real as possible for someone to get a realistic picture of a specific place so they can go there!

What do you envision for the food culture in the near future?

I think that in Medellin and in Colombia, we are going to be returning to our roots.

We are going to be taking our most traditional plates

and creating fusions from other regions of Colombia.

That is what I believe we will start to see here in the near future in Medellin.

Entre las muchas razones por las cuales deberías visitar Medellín,

está la experiencia gastronómica, la cual no te defraudara.

This is MEDELLIN EN 3!

For more infomation >> MEDELLIN CULINARY EXPERIENCE | MEDELLIN EN 3 - Duration: 3:00.

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Tony Stark Meets Aldrich Killian | Iron Man 3 (2013) Movie Clip - Duration: 4:10.

Half hour till the ball drops.

- Hey, do you wanna... - Tony Stark?

- Great speech, man! - I got you, pal.

I gave a speech? How was it?

- Edifying. - Unintelligible.

- Really? - Mmm-hmm.

It's my favourite kind. A winning combo.

- Where are we going? - Uh, to town, on each other.

Probably back in your room

because I also want to see your research.

Okay, you can see my research,

but that's... I'm not gonna show you my "town."

Mr Stark.

Ho Yinsen.

Ah, I finally met a man called "Ho."

- Come here.

I would like to introduce you to our guest, Dr Wu.

- Oh, this guy. Hey. - Mr Stark.

- You're a heart doctor.

She's going to need a cardiologist after I...

- Bye. - Perhaps another time?

It started in Bern, Switzerland. 1999.

- The old days. - Mr Stark!

I never thought they would come back to bite me.

Why would they?

Oh, wow! Hey, Tony!

Aldrich Killian. I'm a big fan of your work.

- My work? - Who isn't? He means me.

Well, of course, but, Ms Hansen,

my organisation's been tracking your research since year two of MIT.

Yeah, we're full.

Oh, wow, he made it. He made the cut.

What floor you going to, pal?

Well, now, that is an appropriate question.

The ground floor, actually,

of a proposal I'm putting together myself.

It's a privately funded think tank called Advanced Idea Mechanics.

- Uh... - She'll take both.

One to throw away and one to not call.

"Advanced Idea Mechanics" or "AIM," for short. Do you get it?

- I see that, because it's on your T-shirt. - Aw!

Ladies, follow the mullet. Ladies first.

Thank you, I'll call you.

I'm titillated by the notion of working with you.

- Yeah? - I'll ditch these clowns.

I'll see you up on the roof in five minutes.

Just gonna try and get my beak wet real quick.

You know what I'm talking about?

I'll see you up there.

Damn betcha.

Come on! I thought that was just a theory.

Well, it was.

If I'm right, we can access the area of the brain

- that governs repair... - Wow.

...and chemically recode it.

That's incredible. Essentially, you're hacking into the genetic...

...operating system...

- ...of a living organism. - Exactly.

- Yes. - Wow.

Is that... Can you...

- What? - Can you not touch my plant?

It's not... She doesn't like it. She prefers...

She's not like the others. Come on. Let's go in the bedroom.

- Happy... - Hmm. That's cute...

Leave her ficus alone.

Because... And, no, seriously, don't.

And you're starting with plants.

For now, yeah.

I'm calling it EXTREMIS.

- Well, it's... - Human application.

Exactly, exactly.

- Dendritic revitalisation. - It's revolutionary.

- Disease prevention... - Change the world.

...even limb regrowth.

You're the most gifted woman I've ever met.

Wow.

- In Switzerland. - Hmm. That's better.

- Aw, you're seeing things. - This week.

You almost bought it, didn't you?

This is what I'm talking about, the glitch.

Have you checked the telomerase algorithm?

- The what? - Down!

Stay down! Stay down, boss.

- We're good. - Stay down.

You... You're... You're right on me. I made it.

What the hell was that?

- What was that? - It's a glitch in my work. It's...

She was just talking about it. Glitches happen.

It's not Y2K.

- Hey! Happy New Year!

- Happy New Year. - Happy New Year.

All right. I'll see you in the morning. Good night.

- You good? - Yeah.

- I'll be right outside. - Okay, cool.

So, why am I telling you this?

Because I had just created demons

and I didn't even know it.

- Yeah, those were good times.

Then I moved on.

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Fast Radio Burst 121102 Update 01/15/18 - Duration: 3:53.

The mystery of fast radio bursts is a relatively recent one, before 2007 we didn't even know

they existed.

They come in the form of extremely powerful bursts of radio energy that tends to last

fractions of a second, but in one case they have been seen to repeat.

The source is FRB 121102, which continues to repeat and has been observed doing so dozens

of times.

This is of interest to SETI, repeating radio signals are one of the things you'd look

for in signals of intelligent alien origin.

But in the case of the fast radio bursts, this is probably not the case, but can't

yet be ruled out.

While any sort of repeating signal is of immense interest, these are so powerful that they

would almost be overkill for a civilization to use for communications.

If this fast radio burst happened anywhere in the Milky Way, it would disrupt our communications

very seriously.

I suppose if aliens were sending signals to other civilizations in their galaxy, totally

disrupting their communications with an extremely powerful repeating signal would get their

attention.

Thankfully, no such disruptive civilization seems to exist in our own galaxy.

FRB 121102 originates in a small galaxy, significantly smaller than the Milky Way, about 3 billion

light years away.

When these signals left that galaxy life on earth was still in its infancy.

But the universe is far older than life on earth, so it is possible, in terms of time,

for an alien civilization to have arisen at that distance and built the technology to

send a signal, though the apparent low metallicity of this galaxy on the whole would work against

that.

But why such a strong signal?

That we see these signals so strongly at that distance taken along with the probability

that many of these things occur as apparent one offs across the entire sky each day, tends

to suggest that whatever causes them is some sort of natural cataclysm as opposed to anything

artificial.

But what natural cataclysms can repeat like this?

We now have some vague ideas.

In a paper by D. Michilli and colleagues, link below, they constrain down some of the

environmental circumstances surrounding FRB 121102.

FRBs are typically difficult to study, they come in out of nowhere and tend not to repeat

as FRB 121102 does.

As a result, they are difficult to pin down as far as origins go.

But with FRB 121102, the origins can be studied and pinned down and what's been revealed

is a highly unusual environment, to say the least.

For one, the source must be small, only about 6 miles in diameter, and the signals themselves

show evidence of having been distorted by a very dense, magnetically charged plasma

field.

The bursts also cluster in odd ways, and stranger still they only appear in radio.

When looked at in X-Ray and Gamma ray frequencies, they aren't there.

The best fit here might be a neutron star or magnetar orbiting a black hole with an

accretion disk, but as far as the actual mechanism of the bursts, it's an unknown.

It's also unknown if all bursts are the same.

Some may repeat, others may not, and the two may have different origins.

All we can say for sure is that whatever is happening is extremely cataclysmic to produce

that much energy.

But the alien origin hypothesis is still on the table, though secondary to natural explanations

and highly unlikely.

But as a matter of speculation, it might be possible for an alien civilization to tweak

a naturally occuring FRB to repeat, and then use that to get the attention of others on

intergalactic scales.

Thanks for listening!

I am futurist and science fiction author John Michael Godier and be sure to check out my

books at your favorite online book retailer and subscribe to my channel for regular, in-depth

explorations into the interesting, weird and unknown aspects of this amazing universe in

which we live.

For more infomation >> Fast Radio Burst 121102 Update 01/15/18 - Duration: 3:53.

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Twenty-eleven curiosities about the BEACH LIFE IN MYANMAR - Duration: 7:27.

This is the first time I see a MONK at the beach.

I became the tourist attraction of the city

Say "Nice To See You" - ahan... ok...

Enjoying the Beach in Myanmar

Good Morning!

February, 11th

After 3 buses Almost 30 hours travelling

We have arrived!

I came here because I wanted to see this other side of Myanmar.

There are many beaches here. 5 of them are more known.

I came to Chaung Tha beach.

I am not sure if I am pronouncing it correctly

They said that out of these 5 options, this is the one where you can see more of the local life and culture.

It is only 6 hours away from Yangon and it has the most affordable accomodations.

Although, I am finding all accomodations in Myanmar rather expensive.

The other options were said to be very deserted.

Amazing, because you have the full beach only for you.

But I was not in this vibe.

So, I came here exactly because people said "You will see the local life"

"See how the locals enjoy the beach"

Check it out!

There is nobody around me. I am virtually alone.

I mean, I see a couple people 500 meters from here.

The sea, I was already warned that was not so special.

The more paradise beaches like in Thailand are these desert ones.

Guys, impressive! I took a nap, and now I wake up and the beach is packed!

4 interesting facts about the beach life in Burma.

One: Everybody swim wearing normal clothes

Like real clothes, long sleeves, hat, everything. Jeans pants. There is no swimming suit.

Second: people hire bikes in the sand

the sand here is kind of stiff, so they can cycle in the sand itself.

Third: they also hire floating rings, like the ones we use for tubing in Vang Vieng.

Just a little smaller, I think they might be from truck tires.

And they hang out all together in the same floater.

Fourth: Some people wear shower caps to protect their hair.

Cool right?

So far, just this... Let's see what else we observe...

Guys, there is one advantage in swimming with clothes

and keeping them outside the water.

You remain fresh for a longer time! Takes longer to dry out, the clothes remain wet,

So you can stand the sun longer, before you get toasted.

But I am the only person laying down to get a tan.

After all, they prefer to become whiter. They don't want to get tanned.

Another curiosity. Like we play soccer in Brazil having the team WITH shirt X the team with NO shirt

here, since people don't usually get topless, they have the Orange team X the Any Color team

That is what it looks like.

One team is all wearing orange. The other team wears grey, yellow, blue, white, pink.

We shouldn't forget about another interesting fact

When I arrived at the beach around 14:00, there was nobody.

When I woke up at 16:30, it was crowded!

Looks like, they take a siesta, like in Spain.

While it is too hot, they run away and return when the sun starts to go down.

One more curiosity of the Burmese beach, is that they actually have something in common with Brazil.

There are people walking around selling shrimp, samosas, hats...

They walk around offering everything. Just like we have in Brazil,

but you would not see in countries like Belgium and Australia.

Another interesting fact is that at sunset, a little boat passes by whistling

ordering people to get out of the water.

How many curiosities did I already say? They were 4 and became what? 5? 6? 7?

The sunset here is also different. It is looking very orange as if it is going to set, since high up there.

My vision is not so good, huh? but I am not seeing any clouds. Maybe it is pollution.

Well, this sun thing I gotta investigate.

- Where are you from? - Brazil

- And you? - From here

The guy is recording me, without even hiding.

I find it awesome. This way I don't feel bad for also filming them.

I make videos of them, they make videos of me. We are observing the cultural differences.

Me - burmese - speak - no (plain english)

People here are so curious and friendly! I became the touristic attraction of the city.

Cause I am the only foreigner. I am the only foreigner here, you guys! There are only locals.

He wants to take a picture with me.

- Are you from Myanmar? - Yes, Yes

- Brazil

- Neymar! Brazil!

- Mingalabar! - Mingalabar!

I lost count of how many curiosities I already mentioned. They were 4 and now are 9? Don't know anymore.

And this is how we end a video

recorded with no script.

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A Deadly Mistake That Led to Safer Medicine | Elixir Sulfanilamide - Duration: 4:57.

The history of medicine is full of some huge triumphs, but also some pretty terrible mistakes.

Like how, in the 1930s, a company out to make a quick buck took a safe, effective drug and

managed to make it a killer. But surrounding that tragedy are some pretty

fascinating stories: how a dye became a wonder drug, how the US Food and Drug Administration

became what it is today, and how one scientist walked home with a Nobel Prize.

The drug in question is called elixir sulfanilamide, and it was briefly manufactured and sold by

the S. E. Massengill Company of Tennessee in 1937.

But before this deadly elixir was concocted, sulfanilamide had a good rep as an effective

drug all on its own. Sulfanilamide is an antibiotic, so it's

used to fight bacterial infections. It works by interfering with bacteria's ability to

make folic acid, which they need to reproduce. It was derived from an earlier drug called

Prontosil, which had a vivid red color and was actually developed by the dye industry.

In 1932, chemist Gerhard Domagk found that this molecule wasn't just pretty, it could

cure bacterial infections in mice. And once Prontosil hit the market in 1935,

it quickly grew popular and saved a lot of lives.

In fact, Prontosil and related compounds were some of the earliest widespread antibiotics.

Penicillin had already been discovered, but wasn't easily available yet.

Now, further research showed that there were two parts to the Prontosil molecule. One part

was the dye, and the other was the antibiotic. The antibiotic half was sulfanilamide, which

researchers found could be used on its own, mostly in powder or pill form. While it had

potential side effects, it was generally safe. We actually still use sulfanilamide to treat

vaginal infections, though not very often because there are other antimicrobials out

there nowadays. But the problem was that sulfanilamide had

already been synthesized by chemists, and the patent had expired. So anybody could make

and sell variants of it. Enter the Massengill company, who found that

their customers liked their drugs in syrup form.

They set out to make a liquid version of sulfanilamide, and their researchers eventually found that

the powder would dissolve in diethylene glycol. At the time, diethylene glycol was known as

a solvent. It has a sweet taste and smell, and once the lab added some caramel and raspberry

flavoring, they figured they had a nice medicine and released it as an antibiotic elixir.

Frankly, it sounds tastier than some cough syrups I've had.

Except for one thing: diethylene glycol is super poisonous.

Back then, there were one or two scientific studies about its toxicity, but they weren't

widely known. These days it's used as antifreeze, among other things, and we know it's not

a sweet treat. Inside your body, diethylene glycol takes

time to do its dirty work. At first, the symptoms resemble drunkenness. But after several hours,

the poisoning gets worse. While scientists aren't exactly sure how

it kills, we do know it gets broken down by your liver into a nastier form. From there,

it shuts down the kidneys and can affect the nervous system too.

The instructions that shipped with the deadly elixir sulfanilamide said to keep giving it

to patients until they got better. Which means that some people were poisoned

by well-meaning loved ones who fed them antifreeze for days or weeks until they succumbed, usually

from kidney failure. In total, at least 105 people died. And if

Massengill had just fed it to a handful of mice before shipping a bunch of it out, this

tragedy might have been prevented. Before 1938, the United States FDA only had

the power to prevent adulteration and mislabeling. You couldn't, for example, sell tablets

of flour and say it was medicine. That was against the law.

But you could sell something that was poison with zero safety testing beforehand — as

long as it was what you said on the label. The Massengill company's elixir contained

exactly what they said it did: sulfanilamide and diethylene glycol, with some water and

flavoring. But they did technically break the law. They

called the stuff an elixir, but that word was only supposed to be used for products

that contained ethyl alcohol. Massengill's syrup had none.

The FDA seized on this technicality. They used it to track down the tainted medicine

& slap Massengill with an unprecedented fine. If not for the fine print, they would have

been helpless, and many more people could have died.

A new law was rushed through Congress in 1938, giving the FDA increased power over drug safety.

That law is credited with preventing the infamous drug thalidomide, which was found to cause

severe birth defects, from hitting US shelves many years later.

In the aftermath of this tragedy and new legislation, the chemist responsible for the antifreeze

elixir committed suicide. The senator who sponsored the 1938 drug law died shortly after

it passed, reportedly of exhaustion. Powder and pill forms of sulfanilamide were

still being made in labs and widely used as antibiotics by American soldiers in World

War II. As for Gerhard Domagk, developer of Prontosil,

he won the 1939 Nobel prize in physiology or medicine for helping to usher in the antibiotic

era. Because, really, prontosil, sulfanilamide,

and related compounds were used a lot at the time, and can be safe and effective antibiotics.

Y'know, as long as you don't take them with antifreeze.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow! If you want to learn more about health-related

science and policy, you can check out videos with Dr. Aaron Carroll on our sister channel

Healthcare Triage at youtube.com/healthcaretriage.

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[ENG/KOR SUB]REACTION! An Introduction to BTS- Jungkook Edition - Duration: 20:58.

Hello everybody. My name is Maggie. Welcome back to my channel where I like

to react to videos on the Internet, and I am starting a new series. I'm so excited

the series is called an introduction to BTS. Yes, yes yes. I should have started

this series when I started getting into BTS, but I didn't know it existed until

last week, so we're just gonna pretend. I am also starting to use a lot of Twitter

polls so please visit me on Twitter at reactionarymag because every single

Monday, you decide which reaction video we are gonna do. So that's pretty

spectacular and I'll talk to you there, Twitter's the best way to hit me up.

Alright, I was told to watch these in the order in which they came out. The content

creator's name is Squishy Min Yoongi. I've seen some of Squishy's other

videos, I want to be this person's friend. I don't know what that means, what that

takes? Can I write letters? Do I need a proper introduction? Help me. Squishy Min

Yoongi I want to be your friend, you are amazing and a master, so please subscribe

to Squishy Min Yoongi's channel it's up here in the I cards, it's down in the description,

and we're gonna hang out. I don't know if the cat's gonna make a guest star

because we are gonna start out with Jeon Jungkook, and I'm pretty certain I am

saying his name right according to him, because I've listened to it about a

hundred times, because I got paranoid I was saying wrong. I hope I'm saying it

right now. Alright, I'm so excited an introduction to Jeon Jungkook

Let us start watching the thing, yeah. (sings to herself) Press "play."

Okay. Let us start from the beginning.

He looks so tiny.

What?

Baby!

Kookie Dough! He's Kookie Dough! Oh baby he's not even

Kookies yet. He's not even made in the oven.

God he looks so nervous. Oh no, he's so tiny. Okay. Look at this

hands you guys. Oh, oh, did you ever get nervous for somebody? that's how I feel.

(As he softly sings) Woah!

That's a pretty mature voice for an 11, 12, 13-year-old pumpkin. Kookie Dough!

Wow you can barely hear him, but he's so good. Aww, he's so nervous it's making me

nervous. I'm having sympathetic nervousness. Oh, Oh that was actually

mildly painful.

Who eliminates him?!

Like, seriously? You don't eliminate that boy.

RIght! RM is so freakin' unique. He's so good. I think Suga's more like, street,

but RM is a machine.

Fight me.

Continue to fight me.

What just happened?

Whoa! That's a lot of dabs. That's a lot of dabs. That was too many tabs dabs on steroids.

Oh my god!

What? No emotional dancing? Oh no. I don't know if that was because he was being

compared to J-Hope and Jimin? Their dance PD sounds like he' runs a tight ship.

Woah! What is this?

Oh god. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. You guys all probably know what's happening. I am, I am

making the universal sign of "Maggie's bias is being played with."

Yeah, how do you go to school if you're a member of a kpop band? If you're an idol that how do you do that?

He is amazing at everything, that's pretty true.

Oh my god.

(Laughing) This is one of my very favorite parts of Korean TV is when idols... guy idols do the girl idol's dances.

It makes me so happy. He's so good at it.

(Laughs) Dork!

Oh, dork.

Why does his pillow say "Mike?"

You guys don't even wanna know how much older I am than him.

I can't with that move, oh my god!

Oh my god, universal sign of "Maggie's bias is being messed with."

(High pitched) Don't follow it up with the voice! Oh no. Okay.

That wasn't gonna help. I can't cover my ears cuz that's where my headphones are. That didn't help.

Whew. Okay.

He's good!

I'm not mad at him for rapping at all.

Ohhh. I've got some friends who play Overwatch.

Like, it's a religion.

They all, they all secretly know English. I really think so.

I don't get it.

(Higher pitched) I don't get it.

Maybe I have to be more of an Overwatch person, or into YouTube gaming.

I know PewDiePie. That's it. That's how

basic gaming I know.

I'm boring.

Oh no.

Oh, I thought he was gonna insert the word "Maggie" there. (Sigh). Eff.

I'm so confused.

(Laughs)J-Hope. Word. That was that.

No. No. This is, this was effing wrong. I don't effing like this 0% was okay.

Oh jeez!

Okay, so answer me this: if he's a blackbelt in Taekwondo, why didn't he kick this shit out of the

guys who kidnapped them for that prank in LA?

I think I have a valid point.

I didn't know they all... oh god. V has his driver's license?

We all feel like that.

Oh that's cool. That's cool.

That's adorable.

Oh, he's getting all embarrassed

I frickin, this guy. This guy.

Why? Why?

I mean, that's, that's, that's a choice. Okay.

You'll be fluent in like two weeks, have you met yourself?

Accurate.

See! I'm saying it right! "Jungkook"

Hey, woah. Don't "hey baby"me right now. (Laughs)

Oh my god.

The two of them sitting there together, just adorable.

Like, I just, my thoughts are wrong. My thoughts are not pure.

Commit. Commit well that's a baller ring!

I want that ring.

I love how J-hope always is here for it and something's going on and he just gets up

and joins in you know? Every time.

nobody can make that face and do that little

dance like Kookie though.

Aww that is precious.

How could you not get along with Kookie? I mean he does seem

like he's a perfectionist, but. How do you lift him up he's like built like a brick house.

These guys are strong.

Don't do math. Don't a math. I don't need math. I don't need math. No

But he's not, he cares. Of course he does.

I do love the name of that ship. How can you not "Sugakookie?"

(Laughs) Swag.

Them goofy faces, though.

Oh I don't think Suga would let any, anybody else touch

his face that long.

Of course he does, because he's a goofball. He's a big dork.

How'd he get on, dude, no!

Oh no dude, that's when like, mommy gets mad, and that could be scarier than when dad gets mad.

I don't know how you piss off J-Hope.

but he's still laughing at him oh

My god, I would be so frustrated if I was that stylist.

Oh, oh, hey. Oh, oh, they're both blushing.

RM has the best, like, "are you serious?," faces

I love how it's either Suga or V,

they're always into pushing their faces together.

Yeah.

I think that RM is kind of the like, elder brother for Kookie. You know?

That dynamic is so good.

Oh my god.

He said it I agree. Accurate.

You see, like I just said? Oh.

Wow.

How am I almost crying? What is this world?

That wasn't very nice (making her cry). It was beautiful, it was actually beautiful. I got chills head to toe.

They're all goals in one way or another.

I don't understand why JK teases Jimin about his height because

I don't feel like that... I just, I got taken down and put my place about making

Jimin short jokes.

That's a lot of rice.

Oh god. Am I gonna survive? I don't know if I'm gonna make it.

Can I put my face, just, on that picture?

Okay, I've seen this. Like, I cannot believe that it does not faze him that he has a grown adult

male on his body and doesn't, like, it just doesn't matter. And I'm sure that

Tae is holding on really tight too with his arms and legs, but Kook's not even holding onto him he's just walking.

I can't even.

What is this?

As a necktie? As a necktie? Woah. Don't sleep in water. No. Wake up. Okay. You

can relax. Oh my god. Oh my god. How can he go from being this guy to such a big god

of hotness in .01 second?

Ohh , I don't know if I like his light hair. No. Black hair. Black hair for Jungkook. Black hair.

What's going on?

Oh it's Jimin. Okay. It's Jimin and JK screwing around together.

Oh my god. That did not just happen. Please tell me... it happened. Okay, it happened.

Oh, that is so adorable.

How old are you? Are you Kookie Dough in that? You've gotta be Kookie Dough, you don't

have black hair. See (points to older older JK), not Kookie Dough. Kookie.

He's such a dork. He's such a dork.

That's hot I'm not gonna lie about.

He looks like Mario, from Mario Super Mario Brothers, Mario

So good oh my goodness. Oh shit. He bit that didn't he?

Okay. What a little dollbably. He's a dork, and I love him.

Um, I like knowing some more about his story. Got his audition, his very first

audition, when he was proper Kookie Dough and like, 11. Oh my god I was embarrassed

sitting here for him. Um I wonder where the cat is? She did not guest star.

Well, she missed out. I am super excited to see the rest of these videos If you

have not subscribed to my channel please do so. I make a lot of content, lots of

different types, and we have pretty good time around here. And hit the

notification bell if you are at it so you know when I upload to YouTube.

They will alert you, in theory. I hope this smile says it all, and give this

video a like so it has more chance for people to see it like you, and me, and

We can hang out! Again, I am on Twitter come hang out with me

over there, and we can fan chant and talk. Other than that I will see you in the

next edition of an introduction to BTS and I don't know who it is, but we're

gonna find out. Alright bye

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Media Lost #7: Cruel Cowboys | Rodeo Bloopers 4 (1993) - Duration: 3:15.

I'm going to be honest with you.

Good rodeo, bad rodeo.

I can't really tell the difference.

Allegedly this is a sport and as such it was subject to a blooper compilation.

This was the early' 90s.

But what exactly is a rodeo blooper?

Well hang on to your hats because on this episode of Media Lost we're getting bucked!

Rodeo as we know it was first performed in 1869.

It grew out of farming and the practise of cattle herding, first in Spain but is most

popular Canada, Mexico and the United States, where the image of a cowboy is synonymous

with rugged masculinity.

There are many regions that consider rodeo an integral part of their cultural identity.

It's sewn into the fabric of places like Texas, Wyoming and the Canadian province of Alberta.

Originally it was a way to test a farmhand's speed and skill but has since grown into a

competitive spectacle.

However, I don't see this as two people competing against each other.

I see rodeo as a person against themself using and abusing animals as a way to combat

their insecurities.

By conquering these animals in a controlled environment, they're proving something to

themselves, about themselves.

What an athlete!

Rodeo most commonly consists of the following events: bronc riding, in which a cowboy attempts

to ride a bucking horse.

Calf roping, where the goal is to lasso a calf's neck and then tie it's legs together.

Steer wrestling, which sees a cowboy jump off a horse onto a steer, wrestling it to

the ground by its horns.

And finally bull riding, where the objective is to stay on top of a bull as long as you

can.

Now this tape is obviously just a blooper reel of people getting hurt.

I have a feeling that's why most people watch the rodeo, similar to Nascar.

I'm sure those two fanbases overlap.

But in showcasing the mistakes these cowboys make I feel it highlights the cruel absurdity

of this so-called sport.

With the inept on the display we see rodeo for what it is: weak men abusing animals for

the sake of soothing their fragile egos, to confirm their notions of masculinity.

And it's in this way I feel all rodeo's a blooper, and every cowboy is a clown.

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foxyLV - CHANEL and Why I Don't Buy It - Duration: 22:06.

Testing, one two, testing.

Hello! It's FoxyLV. I got rained on today and look like poop.

Hold on, let me get a little bit more nic.

I'm not THAT big of a lush. Jesus. (Yeah you are.)

(Alright, ready?) Do I look okay?

(No you look horrible.) I do?!

(No.) Oh.

Hello everyone out there in YouTube land! It's FoxyLV.

So, on one of my earlier videos

I said that I don't buy Chanel, which is true.

I don't. I own one Chanel, and it's this one.

It's a vintage 1970s bag. I think it's a Walk?

I lost all of my Chanel knowledge when I stopped buying,

so, I'm probably gonna throw some shade at Chanel and some people may not like it,

I'm sorry, but this is my experience and

This is the reason why I will never ever buy Chanel again in my life.

So...

The bag I have here is from the 1970s. My mom, who's not very into lux,

taped up all our money in college,

and was able to take a trip to Paris with her, umm,

fashion class. So, she got to go on a really cool experience. She got to go to Chanel...

Hermes...

I think Hermes. Yves St. Laurent and one other place.

Sorry, I've been drinking a little bit of wine.

And she got to watch them make the handbag...

And...

Watch them make all the stuff. My mom's told me about it.

She was like, "That was one of the coolest experiences I've ever had in my life!" And I was like,

"Aww, that's really cool, mom!"

I actually didn't even know my mom had-OWNED a lux

item until my senior year of high school.

Crazy!

So

my mom saved it for money she

wanted to buy herself this bag that she saw and

She was able to do it

Where she's really cool for her and this is her one luxury item that she own

Although I was able to get her to buy some Louie Vuitton

fragrance she got the purple one in ultram Milch a

nut tree I

Know I screwed that one up

Though

In the 1970s she got this

Beautiful little bag and my mom has used it often on usually only for special occasions like weddings etc

So she doesn't take it out very often

So my senior year of high school all humbled

back in

2007

Mom came to me and she's like angel, would you like to go for a day trip to San Francisco?

And we'll go to Louie Vuitton

We'll go to Chanel cuz I need to get my bag repaired and I was like Oh awesome cool wait bag. What?

And she's like yeah. I have a Chanel bag. So what happened was this right here at the clasp was

stuck

like if you tried to pull it out you're going to rip it out of the bag and damage the back I

Was like sure let's go so when San Francisco went for our day trip. We each went to Chanel

They took the bag no problem. They're like okay Bilby about a month and

We'll ship it off to paris be about a month and

Boom you should have it back all nice, so we're like okay cool. Let me go shopping and at the time

I think this is the line the Rue Cambon line. There is a black on black on pink

back

that I really wanted to buy so saving my money for that I

did at the time owned about five pieces of Chanel I own the black on black the little little one is cute and

the matching wallets

some vintage pieces

And a black and pink wallet, that would have matched that back

So mmm anyways me getting off truck

We weighed them up

Nothing we way to me knit two months nothing okay?

I shouldn't be drinking when I do these so bad for me um

Three months go by my mom calls the store. They're like oh, it's still in Paris. They're working on the bag

We'll call you when it's in. Okay six months later

Mmm

finally

the bag comes back in so we

Go my mom gets a call we're like we go to San Francisco by this time I had saved up my money hider

It's really really hard and I was in the back myself

This is black and pink beauty that was super excited my mom super says she's gonna get this bag back

And she had a wedding to go to so

And this is like

one of her most prized possessions, so oh

It's her baby

so we go there mm-hmm we go into Chanel I

Start looking around the store hunting hoping that they have my bag, and I'm off on the corner. I found it

One of the SAS comes over to me, and she's like oh, honey. I don't think you can afford that bag

Why don't we look at something else more in your price range?

I

Really hate when I face come up to you and they said that say that I've had it happened to me in four different Cajuns

So I'm there, I'm all gushing over the bag that I'm gonna buy and

My mom's off to the side of me, I can see her like out of my side kind of

and

They bring out the bag

And they open it up, and they plop it in front of her like that

and then she opens up the bag like this and

All I hear is this loud mmm

And I'm just like what was that?

I'm like off in that little world dreaming about this bag that I'm gonna carry out. I'm so excited

And then I can hear my mom's like

Muffled words a little bit. I was like well. That's odd and

I look over and

My mom

My mom started to have tears streaming down her face

And she was trying to get words out, but it wasn't working

I'm like whoa what's up with that? I walk over

I'm like hey mom. What's up? What's wrong, and I look down the bag and

It doesn't hear that anything's wrong, and then I pick it up, and I start looking at it, and I open it up, huh?

this clasp right here was stuck on to the one up here and

There was a huge hole in

the back

I'm just like expletive what the oh my god

And my mom still trying to

Get some poise together so she can talk course

I'm seeing my mom cry I am seeing this bag that she loves

destroyed

utterly destroyed

And this lady's like well, that's gonna be about

$250 let me just ring that up for you, and I was just like what?

And then she starts the essay starts yapping and yapping

Huh and I'm just like I'm tuning her out and she starts yapping somewhere, and then I stop

And I'm looking at the bag enough like um excuse me

You damaged the bag, that's a vintage 1970 shell that is my mom's pride and joy

Damage there is a hole in the perk and my voice starts getting louder and louder

and

This this girl. She's like well. They couldn't verify that it was authentic

And that's when my mom

Started

Hmm she got herself together excuse me

You couldn't verify that it was authentic. I bought it on the Rue Cambon in Paris. I have the original box dust bag

receipt the freaking

tissue paper from the

1970s

And she had it all there with her

mom's very work

and

And she's like well. They could not indicate it

If they cannot send a kit then why did they try to repair it that doesn't make a nice that?

Choa

Then she started spouting on I'm like manager

manager

No, I started taking ovary because my mom's not really she still she's still got tears streaming down her face

And I know my mom's not very confrontational

She's very good wholesome. I go to church every week type of lady. I don't yell

I don't use curse words any of that kind of stuff so

I'm I'm getting angry

Because I haven't seen my mom cry

I see my mom cry exactly three times in her life

One was over the spag two other time since my dad was in the hospital

Hi, I'm Kim. He's mad and this girl is not listening to me. I don't care that I'm in high school

Manager I am yelling in the storage know for a manager and finally she's like fine ghost gets the manager

He comes over first thing on my mouth. Is is this authentic I like kind of shove it at him

He looks at it, and he looks everything's like yeah. This is a vintage

It was a very nice bag that you have what's wrong, and then he opens it up

And there's the hole in the bag, and he's like

You're trying to get this repaired no

We can give it to you guys to get it repaired and you did this

and he's just like I

Don't think they would do that and then he cooked the essay that was helping us comes over and they go off and talk

And then they come back, and he's like well

They repaired the bag. I was like that's not repaired. There's a giant hole in my freaking bag. That's not repaired

My mom's livid I'm annoyed I'm like what are you gonna do about it? He's like well. That's gonna be 200 whatever dollars

He's like for what you don't repair the bag. You destroyed it back in hindsight

this is probably why I shouldn't I'll change their policy there were a pair of policy I

Understand it now they can't repair the vintage bags. They just try them

so

We have it out mmm mmm. I

Got us to leave the store

because I

ruined other customers

Experience that Chanel but

Me cry mm-hmm. I'm going to get loud. This is about the only time. I've ever gotten loud in a luxury store, but I

Can't stand the sight of my mom cry and she's too. Good of a person. You don't make my mom cry you don't destroy your

first time

so

We ended up not having to pay for it I cut this out of that and

they gave us one of the big Chanel bags and

We'd leave the store

I'm like well. We're gonna call carpet. We're gonna email 4-pin. She's like okay. She's still crying

And she comes together and she's like well angel. What do you want to do? Do you want to go to Louie?

I

Was just sure they can go Louie she knows I love Louie

Have we gone to Louie?

And

I know the store manager. He was a very nice guy

I had done with my senior junior high school project on labor time by the way

So he had met me the year before and he sat with me

And he taught me all about the bread

He brought out fake showed me a difference whispering real and fake. He spent four hours with me super-nice gave me a bunch of catalogue

bestest friends ever

So he comes up, and he's like. Oh my little high school saver whatever. You said it was is funny

and he's like oh you've got something at Chanel and

Mmm. He sees that my mom's been crying that her face is right, and he was like are you okay?

And she was like we didn't get anything at Chanel nyle destroyed my bag, and he was like well. What do you mean? Oh?

she takes out the bag out of the dust bag and

She's just kind of looking at it. He like well. Can I take a look at it mm-hm?

She's like sure hands on the bag. He's like. Do you mind if I take it in the back my mom's like

Okay

So he's gone for ten minutes

comes back

He hands my mom the backpack and he gives her a cart

He's like you just walked down to this address is basically just right down the street to leather repair shop

It's not there anymore, which it was I'm pretty sure it moved. I really need to find out where I move to amazing

Is the garden he's like you have an appointment in

45 minutes they'll see you they'll look at the bag

see what they can do and

They should have it fixed and repaired for you and about a month, and I was like oh, yeah, we heard that

He's like no no no I use them leave it on uses them

They're very good. I promise you they're not going to just short your bag anymore. I'm just like oh, okay

Wow

First off. This is a Chanel product

you shouldn't

Need to go through all that trouble

he was so nice perfect big part of the reason why I love leave it on their customer service and

part of the reason why and Loyola though we end up going down the street

We take it in the guy looks at this poor purse

that they

Destroyed and they were able to fix it two weeks

So you can't really?

Tell if it was damaged like

Right here, but if you open it up. I'm gonna post picture or post picture

it's at the end of this video, so you can see there is a

Hole and

Right here, and you can see where it's been repaired. I mean they did a marvelous job, but it

It's never going to look like the way it originally did but oh my god

So they were amazing they had it done within two weeks

They fixed it to their best ability. I think they did a great job

How badly Chanel screwed it up?

and they gave a

Huge discount because of the manager had given his name. He told them what happened I

Think we only ended up being like

$25 there's only it was a really small amount for the amount of time. I work they put into this

So that is why I won't buy Chanel on principle they made my mom, cry they destroyed this beautiful bag uh

We did call corporate. We did email corporate there was

mm-hmm

Never won

an ounce of

We're sorry there was no apology. There was nothing

which I find utterly just despicable for such a

big brand like oh

My god my husband has snapchat in the background. I hate you

And you stop it, so now. I can't remember what I'm saying

Why is he had to do this to me, okay?

At area

There's such a big brand. I think that they should stand by what they make and especially it repaired

They shouldn't destroy a bag then

Claim that it's fake and another person says that it's real, and we know it's real. We have all deep

of all the papered

Original everything can be proved that it's authentic they have aims. There's no apology there was no we're gonna make this right

Which I find just despicable so on principle. I will never buy a brand new Chanel. I will never buy pre-loved

If that's how they treat their customers if that's how they treat their own beautiful bags

Hmm, I want nothing to do a show

That's my story is by me, but by Chanel

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MLK Wasn't Very Popular When He Was Alive—and That Should Give You Hope - Duration: 3:34.

What's up, guys?

For Complex News, I'm Frazier Tharpe.

On this Martin Luther King Day weekend, it's worth remembering that, while MLK may now

be a national hero, loved by all and with his own national holiday to prove it, his

efforts weren't nearly as universally celebrated when he was actually around the civil rights

leader was actually around.

King, and the civil rights movement as a whole, were—as most movements for social change

are—faced a lot of dispiriting criticism during their heyday, which is something worth

remembering the next time your racist co-worker starts loudly berating the Black Lives Matter

movement for being counter-productive.

This might seem surprising.

After all, the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s had world-beating victories—ending

public segregation, ensuring the right to vote, and much more.

And the people who stood against those shifts are now generally thought of as the worst

of the worst—vicious racists who would spit on and beat schoolchildren or sic dogs on

marchers.

But just look at the statistics.

In June, 1963—only a few months before the March on Washington where King would make

his famous "I Have a Dream" speech—Gallup did a poll asking, "Do you think mass demonstrations

by Negroes are more likely to help or more likely to hurt the Negro's cause for racial

equality?"

An overwhelming sixty percent of people said "hurt," while only 27 percent said "help."

And the March on Washington itself, now held up as an iconic and often-copied historical

moment?

That's right, people were against it at the time, too.

Sixty percent of people viewed it unfavorably, while only 23 percent were in favor.

Less surprising of course, given the era, is MLK himself was vastly unpopular among

white people.

In a December, 1966 poll, a full 50 percent of white people said that King was hurting,

rather than helping, the cause of civil rights.

Now compare these surveys to nearly identical numbers from August, 2017.

In a Harvard University poll, 57 percent of voters—and 65 percent of whites—said they

had a negative view of the Black Lives Matter movement.

On the flipside, public opinion among African-Americans was then, and is now, overwhelmingly in favor

of movements for racial justice.

Black Lives Matter had 81 percent support among African-Americans in a recent poll,

and black people overwhelmingly supported King—or wanted him to be more radical—during

his lifetime.

Most white people, on the other hand, just wanted the whole thing to stop.

And they still do: since the beginning of the BLM movement in 2014, when white people

overwhelmingly thought race got more attention than it deserved in the Michael Brown case,

they have consistently missed the point of what this incarnation of the civil rights

movement is about.

Movements for racial justice—in fact, movements for any kind of justice—generally become

universally popular only when they're in the rearview mirror.

Martin Luther King—pursued by the FBI, despised by a portion of the public, and ostracized

even within his own movement for his stands against war and imperialism—became, after

his assassination and after the movement he helped to lead made historic gains, an untouchable

icon, literally carved in stone in our nation's capitol.

But that's a fairly recent state of affairs.

In the not-that-long-ago 1980s, it was acceptable for a Senator to fulminate against the idea

of making King's birthday a national holiday because he was a "Marxist" who espoused

"radical" views.

In fact, many states did end-runs around acknowledging King's birthday even after it became a national

holiday.

Several Southern states combined King's celebration with Robert E. Lee's birthday,

in an incredibly obvious show of racist defiance.

It took until 2000 for King's birthday to be celebrated in all 50 states as its own

holiday.

It seems likely that the shift that we saw with MLK, where perceived radical goals become

common sense and generally accepted after they are accomplished, may well happen with

BLM and the struggle against racist police violence and state repression.

There's certain to be a day when "Black Lives Matter" becomes as iconic—and uncontroversial—a

statement as "I Have a Dream."

Let's hope we get there soon.

For Complex News, I'm Frazier Tharpe.

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Ten Weird Introvert Traits Other People Just Don't Understand - Duration: 6:07.

10 Weird Introvert Traits Other People Just Don't Understand

People have certain ideas about those of us who are introverted, our quirky introvert

traits and habits and what that says about us as a person.

The typical introvert is depicted as someone who is shy, unsure and doesn't like to be

around other people.

But this is completely untrue.

Any introvert out there can tell you that the stereotype doesn't fit and that there

are just a few weird introvert traits that we have that no one else can understand.

If you find this information is helpful to you,

make sure to like this video and subscribe to this channel so you won't miss any of our

interesting updates in the future!

1.

Our inner monologue is strong-willed and big-mouthed

That little voice in our head is our best pal, and when our mouths can't express our

distaste, you can be sure that our inner monologue is going strong.

This is what is happening when you say we look bored, tired, or generally anti-social.

In reality, we are having a heated debate on its own.

This is probably one of the quirkiest introvert traits people don't understand.

2.

We really are okay when you cancel plans

We're sure you feel horribly guilty and we appreciate that, but you can be sure that

we introverts do not mind at all when our plans are cancelled.

Nine times out of ten we aren't ready yet, and are always happy to have another pajama

day, anyway.

3.

We have days at home planned and prepared

You can keep your extensive plans for days out and activities, we have the plans best

laid for other things.

If you have ever hung out with an introvert on a relaxed day, you'll know that it is

one of the most over planned events ever.

We have all the movies picked, several different snacks, and a plan of what times we eat them.

We enjoy quality me time, so if you're lucky enough to be included in the plans, you should

feel blessed.

4.

We don't like surprise social situations

This is a big one.

Introverts can easily get overwhelmed and kind of tired, when it comes to large social

gatherings and loud parties.

So surprise parties are our worst nightmare.

Make plans with us so that we know what to expect and we can prepare ourselves to be

in top form.

5.

We'll make friends with all of your animals

If we feel overwhelmed, we usually just take ourselves away for a moment to cool off,

and this serves as great bonding time with your pets, our pets, or even just the neighborhood

pets.

We will aim to be your cat's new best friend, and even talk to your hamster if we find it.

Never underestimate an introvert's affinity with furry friends.

6.

We may not get dressed today, or tomorrow… or the next day

If we don't have plans for the next few days, then we may not see a reason to get

dressed in the day.

This doesn't mean we don't shower or we are unproductive.

We simply do everything in our PJ's and put clean ones on after a shower.

Comfort is everything to an introvert, and we value it greatly.

7.

Headphones double as a defense mechanism

Whilst their main purpose is to play music, headphones are also our universal symbol to

refrain from approaching us.

Sometimes introverts want to be able to sit in the library or at a bus stop and not be

afraid that we're going to get spoken to.

Surprise social interactions can make us uneasy, and we do what we can to avoid looking nervous

to others.

8.

We're open about our lack of enthusiasm

If you know us well enough and we know you accept our introverted nature, we will begin

to be a lot more open about our lack of excitement for big social occasions.

Although this may seem like we are whining, years of practice have developed a great sense

of humor around such a lack of interest.

No need to say that this is one of the weirdest introvert traits, as seen by other people.

9.

We're actually great listeners

Although we seem like we don't like people, if you have a problem, then we are here for

you.

We will listen and absorb everything that you need to talk about and do our utmost to

help and advise in best way we can.

Introverts are the greatest of friends, and we will make the effort to cheer you up and

help you with anything.

10.

And, if you know us well enough, you could mistake us for an extrovert

Once we really know you, we will completely loosen up, and that is when our full personality

shines through.

Although we are famous for being shy and unsure, introverts are actually very passionate people.

If you get us talking about the right subject, we can promise you we will talk until we are

blue in the face.

Introverts are a massively misunderstood group, and there are a few things that we do and

a few introvert traits that we have which other people just don't get.

Well, that's the 10 weird introvert traits other people just don't understand.

Really cool information isn't it.

Hopefully, this will help you understand us a little better so that you can see the real

person behind the introverted stereotype.

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

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No Part Of You Is Separate From The Divine

No part of you is separate from the divine.

We are each parts of a whole, but just because we are a part does not make us "less than"

the whole.

Its much like the cells that make up an organ of your body.

The liver does not say "I am better than all you insignificant tiny cells"... no...

The liver is grateful and appreciative.

It says "thank you for being of service and allowing me to experience myself and communicate

with myself in new ways".

In the same way each of our individual experiences and perspectives are no less than our experience

as a divinity.

They are simply fractals of experience, games within games that allow us as infinite consciousness

to experience itself and play with itself in new ways.

So no matter what you are experiencing, and what is coming up in your life, you are perfect

as you are.

When you see yourself as perfect, and accept yourself, no matter what feelings or emotion

arises, you align with the truth of your divinity.

The key to realize is that no experience, no choice, no way of being is right or wrong.

Good or bad.

There are simply preferences.

There may be choices that are right for YOU.

How that is defined changes in each moment, because in each moment we expand, and in each

passing moment, more becomes possible, and we are given more choice.

Right now we get to see long lost parts of ourselves that we have not seen in a long

time.

We get to experience and observe all the games these different parts of us have been playing

and we get to move foreward and choose which reality we prefer.

What games do we want to close out and bring to completion, and which games do we want

to play more of in our lives.

When emotions come up, we have the choice to get lost in them, and tell the universe

that we prefer to experience and identify with them...

Or if we prefer, we can observe them as they arise.

We can speak to them lovingly, thanking them for their service and their simply let them

go to become one with the wholeness that we are.

And from a place of wholeness we can make new choices that we do prefer, and we can

use the energy and value points it took to energize those games, and cycles we used to

enjoy, and served us in some way, and we can put it toward creating that which we prefer

now.

Life is about discovering our preferences, and then committing to them.

Finding what you are passionate about, what brings you joy, what gives you purpose, and

then taking responsibility for your own joy and passion and committing to mastery and

making the most of your gifts and unique abilities and specialities.

We are moving into a way of being as a planetary culture where instead of living IN the illuision

and completely forgetting who we truly are as infinite beings....

If we choose, we have immense support in being able to connect to and access our infiniteness

outside of space and time, and simultaneously live as an individual entity here on earth.

The age of suffering, which only comes from lack of memory of who you truly are, is over

if you want it to be.

All it takes is a choice and a commitment and the universe will support you in making

your dreams come true whatever they are.

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