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Waching daily Feb 25 2018

hello YouTube today is the reveal of what game we will be playing to start with on

my channel so it was a very tight vote there was one vote to Minecraft

one vote to ROBLOX no votes to the sims 2 and 2 votes to the sims 4 if

you're good at maths I think we have our winner it is drum roll please The Sims 4

I mean it was really tight I could never have guessed it would be so tight but that is

our winner that is the game that I will start of playing on my channel so I've

got it here set up ready to go for you right okay so I will set it up and I will be right

back to you okay so we're ready to go and I will start by making my character

it isn't actually gonna be me or maybe it will I don't know

actually yes it will be me so I've already made me on the gallery and well yeah I've

made me and I've put it on the gallery so I'm just gonna get me and if you want to

it's up for download on the gallery The Sims 4 gallery if you would like to

download my house my family me any of that

so this is my real-life house this is me this is my dad and his dog

this is our family this is also me that's everything in my house and then I have a couple of other stuff

but don't mind that I will start with myself I am The Skipper replace the household because that is not like me

okay, so I am a renascence sim which gives me quick learner I'm a genius I'm a dog

lover and I'm also a geek that pretty much sums me up and my name is The The yep that's me The Skipper (laugh)

and I have default walk female obviously and these are my clothes I have a doggy jumper and some general pants for everyday

for formal I just have an Oreo dress because why not with red heels for

sports I just have this outfit most of these I just got from the styled looks

because I want to and yeah so for my sleepy time I just have some a singlet and some bottoms uuumm

for party I have this great spotted animal skirt and this great

top t-shirt that not t-shirt thing I don't know what it's called they don't

have titles that might help me and then for swimming this is like my

favourite swimming outfit I use it on every sim I make that is a girl obviously

it's like yeah a boy's totally gonna wear this but yeah so that is me okay my household is The

Skipper obviously but I must have a different portrait I mean seriously how

is this okay well at least I'm looking at the camera

please I'm sorry sometimes I just let my inner self

come out and apparently it happens mostly on videos okay where shall I live where oh where shall I live I do not know okay well guys I am going

to stop this video here if you enjoyed please like a like

comment and subscribe not that anyone's gonna do that because

I'm like this is my second week doing YouTube but whatever

life is great I will see you next time in The Sims 4

goodbye

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NORMALE VS BOURÉE - Duration: 2:08.

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Free Rental Agreement Forms | New Standard Lease Agreement | Landlord Tenant Act | Rental Agreement - Duration: 6:24.

Hi This is Tomasz Witek With Your Choice Realty Corp. Brokerage And You Can Find More Information About Me At

https://www.JustSellingHomes.ca

And Today I Wanted To Talk About New Standardized Lease Agreements That Are Going To Become Effective As Of April 30th, 2018.

Ok, So I Do Have Some Notes Here , So I Am Going To Take A Peak At Them

Recently, The Provincial Government Has Released A New Standardized Lease Agreement For Private

Residential Leases. So Anytime You Enter A Lease Agreement With A Tenant For Single Homes, Semi-Detached

Houses And TownHomes, As Well As Apartment Buildings, Rented Condominium Units And Secondary

Units.

Such As Basement Dwellings, Duplexes And Triplexes.

This NEW Standardized Lease Agreements Are Effective As Of April 30th, 2018.

The Government States That All Leases Used By A Landlord Must Be The Newly Enforced Standardized

Lease.

They Emphasize That For Any Lease That Is Signed After April 30th, 2018 That Is Not

The Standard Lease, YOUR Tenant Will Have The Right To Ask You As Their Landlord For

A Standardized Lease IN WRITING.

You As Their Landlord Are NOW Required By Law To Provide The New Standardized Lease

Agreement Within 21 Days Of The Written Request.

Here Comes The Stick: The New Standardized Lease Agreement If, Is Not Provided, YOUR Tenant

Can Withhold One Month's Rent.

It Is Important For Organized Real Estate Industry To Help Landlords In This Transition

And To Help To Ensure That Our Clients, The Landlords And Tenants Be Given Some Flexibility

In The Terms Of The Lease.

The Government Did Listen To Our Appeals And Has Included An "Additional Items" Section

In The NEW Standardized Lease Agreement.

This Is Section 15, Which States: The Tenancy Agreement Includes An Attachment With Additional

Terms That The Landlord And Tenant Agreed To: It Will Be Very Interesting To See What

Landlords Will Try To Put In Such An Attachment, And Whether Such Terms Will Comply With Various

Legislations In The Current Law.

If You Require The New Lease, CONTACT ME And I Will Be Glad To Send You One! You Can Reach Me At www.JustSellingHomes.ca

So Why Would The Government Implement The New Standardized Lease Agreement?

I Personally Think This Is A Benefit To Both The Landlord And The Tenant.

I Did Examine The Standardized Lease Agreement And I Can Share With You That It Is A Major

Improvement Over The Leases And Structures That We Had Up-To-Date.

The Issue Was That Landlords Were Using All Kinds Of Different Leases, Different Wording,

And Some Were Using Illegal Clauses Within Their Leases Without Even Knowing About It.

There Are Simply A Few Instances That You As Landlord Cannot Legally Make Tenants Do.

This New Standardized Lease Agreement Will Streamline The Whole Process And Cut Down

On What You Can And Can Not Do.

For Example, Many Landlords And Tenants Did Not Know That The Tenant Is Not Required To

Pay Rent By Post-Dated Cheques.

Now The New Standardized Lease Agreement Clearly States Within The Lease Wording That The Tenant

Can Not Be Required To Pay Rent By Post-Dated Cheques Or Automatic Payments, But Can Choose

To Do So.

And There Are Many Examples Just Like That.

I Wonder How Many Major Rental Companies Will Deal With This New Standardized Lease Agreement.

I Think We Should All Embrace It, To Make The Transition Smooth, In The End This New

Lease Will Be A Benefit To All Parties Involved.

The First And Last Month's Rent That Was Common For Landlords To Charge Upfront Before The

Tenant Moved In Will Be Changed To "The Landlord Can ONLY Collect A Deposit For

The Last Month's Rent And A Refundable Key Deposit.

The Tenant Does Not Have To Provide ANY OTHER FORM OF DEPOSIT, Such As PET or DAMAGE Deposits.

So The Lease Clause Will Read Something Like That: "The Tenant Will Pay A Deposit Of $______ This Can Only Be Applied To The Rent For The Last Rental Period Of The Tenancy.

This Amount Can Not Be More Than One Month's Rent Or The Rent For One Rental Period (e.g.,

One Week In A Weekly Tenancy), Whichever Is Less.

This Can Not Be Used As A Damage Deposit. So If You Need Any More Information About The NEW STANDARDIZED LEASES That Come Into Effect On April 30th, 2018 Please Do CONTACT ME AT https://www.JustSellingHomes.ca

And

As Well I Am Going To Be Putting This On A Blog, The Actual Lease, You Can Just Go To My Website

https://www.JustSellingHomes.ca

And Grab It Off Of The Website.

Thank You Tom Witek with Your Choice Realty Corp. Brokerage. Salesperson in Ottawa. Thank You.

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MAKING FOOD SLIME!!! 😷👎 - Duration: 3:37.

slime!! if you been on the internet for any point in time you know what slime is

you seen that on Instagram YouTube people playing the slime squishing and

making noises out of it it's great for the first month and a half it's been

going on for way too long and we got to do something about it

and what we're gonna do is we're gonna make food slime because you know to make

it gross might kill it so let's hope for the best

let's go to the laboratory here we are you guys will make some slime well first

let's get our bucket out okay let's make sure you sign right yeah can I walk it

out you know you need to have gloves but I didn't have gloves so now we have bags

so yeah look at our base now I have this just I'm guessing this is flour I don't

remember seeing where I got it I don't remember buying it we're putting in this

container this looks flour there you go perfect on

my flour done this bucket is giving me the issues of light next now I picked up

these weird and these weird crush pouches that you pour in the water and

it's supposed to taste like orange oh

what an amazing color scheme wait an amazing color Steve okay I picked up

some canola bar a granola bar the noble the bars are perfect is you need to have

that nice flow in the flume what there's a part of this yeah that's why she swim

it's not gonna add much because you don't want it to overlay the texture but

just to the tan here next up if you were here from my baby food video it came in

two packs so now I got some applesauce phenomenal phenomenal

check that out it looks great look at that oh we're

making slime guys we're making slime we got some diet coke so great so great

that's fine here we go we got some slime it looks great right

it doesn't look great since I'm the practitioner here or at the time though

awesomeness I get to play with it okay again that was our lab we had fun in the

laboratory man all jokes aside guys I don't care about you guys making slime

it's just I thought it would just be a funny video you make and I sure had fun

I want to say thank you guys for all the support I've been getting recently it

means a lot because I really do put the work into these videos really hard and

it all it's all in return when you guys say that you enjoy watching it and you

mean to say this now I am gonna start incorporating my Twitter more so please

go to my Twitter I'm playing I'm doing a Q&A soon thank you guys so much if you

guys are down for a Q&A just do hash tag Q&A in the comments below and ask any of

the questions obviously don't make it too personal like what's my name and

whatnot just do some fun cool questions and I would love to do them so thank you

guys for watching so much and I hope you guys have a fantastic fantastic name

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Top 10 Most Subscribed YouTube Twins - Duration: 5:28.

Welcome back guys to Most Amazing Top 10 - my name is Danny Burke and todays video is the

Top 10 Most Subscribed YouTube Twins.

If youre a twin and you don't have a YouTube channel with your twin, what are you even

doing?

People seem to love twins on YouTube and today were going to be talking about the most popular

ones in the world.

Are your favourites on here?

Lets find out as we jump into our number 10 with The Psychic Twins with 721k.

Weve talked about these 2 in some previous videos.

Linda and Terry Jamison have made a name for themselves on YouTube by claiming to predict

the future.

They were famous before YouTube but the site has given them a much wider audience.

Aside from predicting the future, they also have videos where they claim to make contact

with the dead.

Theyve also had a number of big collaborations over the years with the likes of Shane Dawson,

Joey Graceffa and Jenna Marbles.

Next up at number 9 we have The Hodge Twins with 1.8m.

I personally love these guys, they always make me laugh.

Their first channels were a news show as well as an advice show.

They used that to launch their Twin Muscle channel which is a mixture of workout tips

and fast food eating.

It doesnt matter which one of their channels I watch, theyre always funny and entertaining.

At number 8 now we have Eli and Liam with 2.2m.

At just 7 years old, these twins are also the youngest on our list.

They play with a review toys - mainly Nerf toys.

Most of their uploads have been the twins playing with Nerf guns and the videos do extremely

well, regularly getting over a million views each.

Next up at number 7 we have the Merrell Twins with 2.9m.

This pair posts weekly videos of them doing challenges, list videos, vlogs and the occasional

music video.

Their most popular video is a collaboration with Collins Key called -Guess That YouTuber

Challenge- … the video was posted in August 2015 and has since racked up over 11.7m views.

Moving on to number 6 we have the Harries Twins with 4 million.

The channel is in the name of just one of the twins, Jack - but he introduced his brother

Finn to the channel in November of 2011.

For years, the brothers uploaded short films, challenge videos and collabs with other big

YouTubers such as Tyler Oakley and Casper Lee.

In 2015, the Twins started to post more serious videos about topics such as climate change

and mental health.

Their last video was uploading in December of that year with the twins saying they wanted

to take the time to focus on their real passions of cinematography and architecture.

At number 5 now we have the Martinez Twins with 4.3 millions.

Ivan and Emilio Martinez were already YouTubers in their native country of Spain but really

made it big when Jake Paul invited them to join team 10 in their LA home.

Thats when they started getting millions of subscribers on their own channel as well as

appearing in Logan Pauls videos including the infamous Everyday Bro.

The twins left team 10 in November 2017 with and posted a number of videos explaining their

reasons why including alleged mistreatment and bullying at the hands of Jake Paul.

Moving on to number 4 now we have Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight with 4.7m.

This pair from Utah started their channel in 2010 and post videos ranging from vlogs

to crafting, fashion and beauty.

Their most popular video is called Identical Twins Get Wisdom Teeth Removed.

It was posted in November 2014 and has since racked up 20 million views.

Its pretty funny guys, you get to see them pretty out of their minds after the dentist

anesthetic.

Next up at number 3 we have the Dolan Twins with 5 million.

These twins from New Jersey found success on Vine and then posted their first YouTube

video in 2014.

Since then their channels growth has been immense.

Their videos are usually pranks and all kinds of crazy challenges.

Theyve also been nominated at the Teen Choice Awards an impressive 6 times!

At the number 2 spot now we have Niki and Gabi Demartino with 6.2 million.

These twins are insanely popular, every video they put up gets millions of views from their

adoring fans.

The interesting angle that Niki and Gabi have is that allthough theyre identical, they have

very different styles.

His comes in handy because style is what their channels all about.

They often upload Haul videos and makeup challenges where viewers love seeing their differing

opinions on things.

Theyre parody music videos are also huge fan favourites …

And finally at number 1 we have Lucas and Marcus Dobre with 6.8 million.

These twins makeup 2 out of 4 of the Dobre Brothers on YouTube.

That channel has 2 million subscribers but the twins alone have an incredible 6.8 million

subscribers on their personal channel.

Like some of the others on our list, the Dobre brothers came to YouTube from Vine.

Their videos mainly involve challenges, experiments, dance videos and pranks.

The pair were 2 of the original members of team 10, before leaving in June 2017 to return

to their home town in Maryland.

Well guys, those were the most popular twins on YouTube right now - maybe well do an update

on that if the rankings change in the future - what do you wanna see next?

Most subscribed triplets?

That might be a little bit harder.

Maybe I shouldnt have said that.

In the meantime, my name is Danny Burke, thanks as always for watching guys and Ill see you

all in the next one.

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♡MMD♡Eddsworld♡It Has Begun♡ - Duration: 1:06.

Even a well lit place, can hide salvation

A map to a one man maze that never sees the sun

Where the lost are the heroes

And the thieves are left to drown

But everyone knows by now

Fairy tales are not found

They're written in the walls

As we walk in a straight line

Down in the dirt with a landslide approaching

But nothing could ever stop us

From stealing our own place in the sun

We will face the odds against us

And run into the fear we run from

It has begun

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The Very Black History Of Punk Music - Duration: 11:03.

When you're black, you're punk rock all the time.

[mashup of your favorite punk songs]

And that is the sound of punk.

Short, fast riffs. Lyrics pushing back against the mainstream mundane.

The original don't-give-a-f*ck attitude. And a no-rules-allowed genre for self-identifying

misfits that emerged at a time where music was becoming maybe a little too clean.

But punks – or at least as I saw it, growing up – rarely looked like anything other than these guys.

Hey guys, I'm Sana.

This is AJ+ and today we're gonna explore the very black history – and present – of punk music.

Now, there was a decent amount of women who led the movement:

Patti Smith, Joan Jett, Debbie Harry and Siouxsie Sioux.

And they all got major recognition.

But black or Latino or any other shade of punk? Not really.

That doesn't sound weird if you've been taught the history of punk

as something that emerged from the working-class angst of young, white

English men. Think the Sex Pistols and The Clash.

But it is weird when you dig a bit deeper into the history

of punk and find that black and brown punks actually pioneered the movement.

Now, the most popular black American punk band is probably Bad Brains.

[awesome hardcore]

But first, I wanna talk about Death, the guys who helped pioneer punk without even trying or knowing.

['Keep on Knocking' by Death playing]

Death was the three Hackney brothers from Detroit.

Their music is what's been called proto-punk – punk before we knew punk was punk.

['Politicians in My Eyes' playing]

Now, Death broke all the rules

They were three black men playing what was considered white people's music

at a time when black Americans were known for playing things like Motown and R&B.

We felt natural doing it while we were

in our own quarters, but playing it out means that you

had to answer so many questions.

Yeah, we totally spoke to Death.

Now, the Hackney brothers did start off by playing R&B.

In fact, their band was originally called Rock Fire Funk Express.

But by 1973, they started playing rock and roll.

Well, we were just playing hard-driving rock and roll, man.

We were just really trying to be like the groups of the day that we loved,

like the MC5 and Alice Cooper and all those great rock-and-roll bands of the '70s.

We really just kind of springboarded off of the sound that they was laying down,

but we were just doing it harder, faster and louder.

Despite their raw sound and unique, intimidating name –

which, by the way, was totally ahead of its time –

they didn't last long as a band.

They just didn't get the distribution that they needed, with some record labels

worried about how to market their name and their sound.

And so Death kind of disbanded, but the brothers continued making music.

And it was only 30 years later, in 2008, that Death was rediscovered and thrown onto people's radar.

Now, even though Death didn't go mainstream,

their music was known underground and by the most diehard punk fans.

Meaning, they had influence.

There really was no scene or community or culture to embrace them.

And suddenly, kind of in retrospect, people have realized

realized like, wow, these guys were making punk rock

rock out of their own inner creative compulsions in Detroit.

Now, while Death is a pioneering band in punk history,

they actually don't necessarily see what they were doing at the time as punk –

– in fact, just plain old rock and roll.

We've never really considered ourselves a punk band.

I mean, back then, if you called somebody a punk, you know, you got into a fight.

We were playing what we conceived as hard-drive and Detroit rock and roll, man.

It's also important to note, as writer and musician Greg Tate told me,

the difference in how white and black musicians in the same genre were marketed,

and how that had an impact on who got the credit and who got the fame.

The American music business is made up of gatekeepers on the corporate side, on the radio side.

They very much subscribe to the Jim Crow notions of racial separation and segregation

which defined American culture throughout most of the 20th century.

It meant that black artists, historically, for most of the 20th century, couldn't make

as much money playing their own music, didn't have access to the same audiences, the same opportunities.

Now, in the '70s there was another black punk band that really changed the scene:

Bad Brains, considered one of the most influential punk bands ever.

[Bad Brains being awesome]

The group formed in 1976 in Washington, DC, getting its name from a Ramones song.

The punk band dominated in the '80s with their mix of reggae and a very aggressive punk sound

known as hardcore.

[Really aggressive punk sound]

In fact, they – along with Minor Threat and Black Flag – are considered

the pioneers of hardcore, which is a genre of punk which is, well, pretty damn fast.

And DC was hardcore's mecca, and also one of the most long-term influential punk scenes.

And there were also other black punk bands like Pure Hell, Fishbone

and the UK's X-Ray Spex, whose lead vocalist was a woman.

It's worth noting that these bands weren't segregated to some "black punk" category –

they influenced other bands, and vice versa.

Take reggae, for example. Numerous white punk bands used reggae

in their music in the UK throughout the '70s, inspired by black punk bands' use of it.

In my conversation with Tate, he mentioned how this idea that rock or punk as an all-white-boys' club

didn't really exist in the UK.

Black and brown punks were heavily influencing the scene.

Under the Thatcher government, there was a lot of disenfranchisement of white working class

youth, who were non-racist or anti-racist.

They kind of found their voice and their militancy through the political actions and the music

of their black and South Asian-born classmates and neighbors.

And just like their British counterparts, American punks also were really influenced by politics,

whether U.S. wars in Cambodia and Vietnam in the '70s, or, well, Ronald Reagan's

whole presidency throughout the '80s.

But punk – especially black punk – isn't a thing of the past. It's still a live, budding cultural movement today.

I realized that, like, not only is rock and roll something

that is native to people like myself and to Honeychild, but it's almost like my birthright.

That's Honeychild Coleman and Sacha Jenkins of the

punk band trio The 1865 --

and yes, their name is referencing exactly what you think it's referencing.

The "1865" references America in 1865, when the Emancipation Proclamation

brought a lot of promise of change for black Americans – except the racists had other plans.

Soon after, organizations like the Ku Klux Klan, and other groups who weren't really fans

of people like myself and this young lady, got together and kind of made it their business

to get in our business and make it hard for us to live in America.

And so you look at the climate of where we are now –

I don't want to necessarily be so literal, but it feels like the same kinds of sentiments.

The 1865 makes music that looks at 1865 America from the lens of a runaway slave,

a white Southern soldier, a slave owner who felt no guilt.

The trio is part of a still growing and very visible black presence in the punk scene,

something that was highlighted in the 2003 documentary "Afropunk."

The documentary really explored trials and good times faced by black youth

who were an intimate part of a cultural scene that has always been seen as white by outsiders.

The film ended up inspiring a bigger cultural movement, including a festival, started in 2005, by the same name.

The Afropunk festival, which was started in Brooklyn and now is international, basically is

about celebrating black artists, black creatives and black fans in the alternative scene.

Honeychild Coleman, Sacha Jenkins and Shawna Shawnté, who runs a black–brown punk festival

in Oakland, all say there's nothing more punk than being black in America.

I'm not saying black people created punk rock. I'm saying we are punk rock, without even trying.

The foundations of what people do that creates punk culture, say, going on tour, booking your

your own tour through an underground network, that's what black musicians had to do

because we weren't allowed to play in clubs.

When we have been pushed to the margins

but we create in those margins,

it doesn't get more punk than that.

I knew that it was my legacy, and I never believed anyone

who told me I was trying to be white because I loved rock and I loved guitars.

But even though they all agree that there's nothing more punk than being black, they

also raise the point of how different the experience is of being either white or black in the punk scene.

When you're black, you're punk rock all the time, you're a target all the time.

And I can't change the color of my skin.

There is a level of privilege that goes with, "I'm going to put a safety pin through my

nose and paint my hair, dye my hair green for three years, and then I'm going to clean

up and put on a suit and get a corporate job." We don't really have that luxury.

You also get cred for having punk years. But in my experience, working in the corporate world,

I can't let everybody know what I do outside of work because it could cost me my job.

And for Shawna, it remains super important to keep creating spaces that empower people on the margins.

I think it's important to see people who look like you making music and art.

It can feel very isolating and depressing, as a young person, when people are trying to

box you into one sort of identity and tell you how you have to be, based on your ethnicity or your class.

Punk is complicated, even though it's just simple, raw music.

As a movement, it has this incredibly rich history that, like the people in it, is hard to box.

And if the black history of punk music tells us anything,

it's how instrumental black musicians have been in the creation of an American pop culture.

Life-changing interview.

[Bemusedly strums guitar]

And then Sacha smashes the guitar through the door!

Right.

Hey guys! So we actually filmed this piece at 924 Gilman, which is the CBGB of the West Coast

And if you don't know what CBGB is, you should definitely look that up.

Let us what are some of the punk bands that you grew up listening to and don't forget to

like, share and subscribe and keep it punk.

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