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-This is a wonderful jacket. I want to just start by saying.

This is my -- listen, this -- I may never wear another thing.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-I lost it, you know. -I did know.

What happened?

-You saw it on the -- I -- I got so --

I was at the airport,

and I left it or dropped it or someone took it.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-You know people will.

-I know how they do it, yeah.

-They see a jacket and go, "Ooh."

[ Laughter ]

"Got to have it."

And they could be big and -- but quicker than me.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-So I put it on Instagram.

-That you lost it?

-Luckily, I had a thousand pictures of it.

-Uh-huh.

-And so I posted a picture and said,

"I lost my jacket in Minneapolis/St. Paul airport."

That's my hometown.

-Woo-hoo! -Yeah.

-Yeah, give it up for Minneapolis.

-Glad to see you got out here. [ Laughter ]

And I didn't get any response.

And then I said,

"Maybe I'll just call the lost and found there."

Which don't -- You know how that is, calling the lost and found.

-Yeah.

-You never get through.

Boom, guy picks up, John.

I go, "Hey." "Hey."

[ Laughter ]

You picked up.

I turned into Romney there for a second.

Hey!

And I go, "Do you have --

Can you check to see if you have a giant --"

[ Laughter ]

What is the name of that stuff they call it?

There's a name for it.

Anyways, I think I said

herringbone which is wrong, but jacket.

And he comes back and he goes, "We got a big blue checked one."

[ Laughter ]

I said, "Will you send it?"

This was, like, Thursday. -Yeah.

-I said, "Will you FedEx it to me?

Because I'm on Seth's show -- -Oh, yeah.

-Monday and I'd like to wear it."

-And they did. -And he did.

[ Cheers and applause ]

I think his name was Don Gubosch.

-Don Gubosch. Look there you are.

You're so happy. -Yeah.

-There's the FedEx box and everything.

-You know, cause you need --

Nowadays, when you're going on social media, you need a story.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-It's obviously -- I'd just gotten back from the new "Solo."

My "Star Wars" shirt. -Gotcha.

-And I opened the package. And what was in it?

Of course, that jacket. It's obvious.

-No, it's like -- -It's all wrinkled.

-It's like a three-act play. [ Laughter ]

-Happiness is that I am on Seth Meyers' show.

-With your jacket. -With my jacket!

[ Cheers and applause ]

And Fred is back!

-Fred's back. -Yeah!

-What is -- You're on a newer tour.

What is the name of your new tour?

-"Big Underwear" tour.

-The "Big Underwear" tour.

How do you come up --

how do you name your tour the "Big Underwear" tour?

-I was washing my clothes. [ Laughter ]

Which I don't normally do. [ Laughter ]

But when you're on the road, you've got to do things.

And I fold-- so I put them in the dryer.

And then I was folding them. And I took out the underwear.

And I went, "Jesus." [ Laughter ]

I did. It was an involuntary "Jesus."

[ Laughter ]

Like I go, "Jesus!"

And I'm looking around for someone to tell.

And no one was there.

I go, "Are these mine?!" [ Laughter ]

"Are these mine?! No!"

'Cause you don't know how big your underwear on

while you're -- are while you're putting them on.

I got ahead of myself. -Yeah.

-But you don't know. And then I go, "My God."

-Yeah.

-And so I said, "I'm not -- I'm gonna do it.

I'm gonna do a tour called 'Big Underwear' tour."

[ Laughter ]

'Cause I'm an underwear hoarder. I don't know if you know that.

-What are we talking? A total --

-Six big boxes when I cleaned out my storage of big underwear.

-Wow. [ Laughter ]

-From different decades. -Oh, wow.

-'80s, '90s. -So you've never --

And looking back,

has the style changed a lot over the last four decades?

[ Laughter ]

-Well, yeah.

The '80s, they were carefree.

[ Laughter ]

The '90s, ew.

And, you know, just -- yeah, they were.

You know, I was a poor kid.

So I always think I'm out of underwear.

-Oh, okay.

-And that's why I had them all. -Yeah.

-No one wants them either. [ Laughter ]

-Oh, have you tried to give them away?

-Yeah, Goodwill won't. They shame you.

-They shamed you at Goodwill?

-Yeah. They go, "It's unsanitary."

I go, "They're clean!"

They were clean.

-They won't take them? -No.

So I make artwork out of them now.

[ Laughter ]

-So you -- obviously, you play a mom,

on "Baskets", which is fantastic.

It's a fantastic portrayal. -Thank you.

-And did that inspire you

then to write this book about your mom?

-Yes. I came home one day.

I was working on the show with all my good friends.

There's Zach Galifianakis

and Jonathan Krisel and Martha Kelly.

And I was overwhelmed.

And I was thinking about my mom.

Because I'm really playing a mom.

I'm not playing Louie Anderson as a mom.

-You're really not. -I'm not.

I'm telling you,

some weird thing happens to me where I disappear.

It just does.

Anyway, I can't explain it. Wish I could.

So I wrote, "Dear Mom," and I wrote this long letter.

And I sent it to a couple people

because it mattered to me, the letter.

And they -- they were -- both said,

my good friend Abraham and my manager Amos, and they said

this would make a good book.

And I said, "Ugh, that seems like a lot of work."

[ Laughter ]

-Your mom seemed to be quite a character,

especially at restaurants.

What was your mom like at restaurants?

-Well, she didn't -- any Midwesterner,

if they aren't waited on within 15 seconds, they do this.

[ Laughter ]

"Is there anybody else here?"

It's true.

Honestly, my mom's first words were always,

"Could we get some extra butter?"

And the maitre d' would say,

"Well, let us seat your party first."

[ Laughter and applause ]

-It's really a lovely book.

-Thank you.

-And she seemed like a lovely woman.

And it really is truly, for my money,

one of the great portrayals on television.

And I'm so glad you're still doing it.

And thank you so much for being back.

It's just always so great to see you.

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson Was a Business-Savvy Babysitter - Duration: 6:35.

-I'm very impressed that

you use your time off from your television job

to come do stage work. -Uh-huh. I do.

-Last time you were here, you were doing a one-man show,

"Fully Committed." -Yes. Yes.

-Now, this time, you're actually sharing the stage

with some other actors. -There's a few other actors.

The last one, I played 40 characters in a one-man show,

and, this time, I'm playing one character

in a play with six people. -Okay. So that's --

-That's more -- That's -- I like that more.

-You like that more. Yeah. -Yeah.

-I can imagine playing 40 characters

for however many nights you did it was pretty exhausting.

-It was great.

I mean, I lost like 15 pounds during the run.

If you want to lose weight, just do a one-man show.

-[ Laughing ] Yeah. -It's really...

-That's what they all say. -That's what they all say.

-This is an interesting play

about the different kind of people

that can start families... -Right.

-..and how they start families. -Yeah.

And it's sort of like about the breakdown

of the, you know, empathy

between subcultures of the LGBTQ community.

And I -- That sounds really dry and boring,

but it's actually a really funny play,

and there are a lot of moments where, like,

"I can't believe you just said that, but you did."

And you actually learn -- I'm learning a lot

about the transgender community.

And it's -- it's a really great play, very timely.

-Well, that's helpful, because, you know,

I do think there are things we could all --

all want to learn about different communities,

and sometimes we are afraid that,

if we ask, we'll seem ignorant.

-Yeah, I had friends who came,

and, like, we ask some of these questions in the play,

and my friends were like,

"Oh, we want to know the answer to that, too."

-[ Laughing ] Yeah. -Like, truly --

like, "I've always been scared to ask that question."

So it's -- it's great.

-You are introduced in the play

as a gay uncle who's in charge of babysitting.

You do some babysitting. -Yes.

-Yes. -Yes.

I used to babys-- that was like my bread and butter

before I became a successful actor.

[ Light laughter ] -Wow.

Were you good? Were you --

-I was an amazing babysitter. [ Cheers and applause ]

-You really were? Okay.

-I really was a great babysitter.

I babysat for a friend of mine who was an actor,

and I had just, you know, his daughter Nora,

and I would take her to, like, in the parks,

and I would meet other parents while I was at the parks.

And they would kind of be like, "Who's that guy?

Can -- Do you -- Do you have -- Do you do this a lot?

Do -- Do you have time, like, on Thursday?

Can you come by? Like, we're short a babysitter."

And so I started getting poached by other parents.

-Wow. -And then I started,

like, hedging them against one another.

It's like, "Well, Mrs. Morrison pays $12 an hour."

[ Laughter ] So, like, you know --

I was really -- I was quite a shark.

-Wow. -Yeah.

-That's very impressive. -Uh-huh. Yeah.

-And I'm also... -And not to say

I won't go back to it when "Modern Family" is done.

I mean... -Yeah.

-[ Chuckles ] If anyone wants me to...

[ Cheers and applause ] -But let's make it clear.

-Yeah, my rates have gone up.

-It's not 12 bucks anymore, yeah.

-Let's talk about inflation. Yeah.

-Do you like using your off time

from being in front of a TV camera

to come back and do theater? -I do. I love it.

I mean, with -- when you're on camera --

and you know this from doing TV --

like, you -- your --

your performance is edited in another room.

And, like, in theater, you know, you're in complete charge --

in control of your -- your performance.

I think it's so exciting. -And it's great.

And you can adjust based on the audience on any given night.

-Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

Like, you're not laughing right now,

so, then, I would do, like, something wacky like this,

and then you'd start laughing. [ Laughter ]

So, you know, you can do things like that.

-You got them.

-And you can wave to Fred when you're feeling insecure.

[ Laughter ]

And he doesn't wave back, but that's fine.

That's fine. It's fine. It's like, don't worry about it.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-Fred. -[ Speaking indistinctly ]

[ Applause ]

-You -- You and your husband just traveled.

-Yeah. -You went to London.

You went to Paris. -And Berlin.

-Berlin. -Which I'd never been to before.

-How is Berlin? -It's great.

It's great for people who are willing

to, like, see the sunrise. -Yeah.

-Which -- I'm not one of those people.

I really like sleep. [ Laughter ]

-I went to Berlin once, and I think I went a little late.

Like, my party days were over, and I felt like an old man.

-Oh, yeah. Mine, too. Absolutely, I'm with you.

We should go to Berlin together. -Yeah. Great.

-But I -- We -- -Did you make an effort?

-We did make an effort.

One night, we definitely made it to like 8:00 a.m.

Yeah. -That's great.

[ Cheers and applause ] -And...

we were really proud of ourselves,

and then, we basically fell asleep for a whole day

and lost a day in Berlin. -Yeah.

-Yeah. -That's not great.

-So it wasn't fully worth it, to be honest.

-You did not go to the Tonys. -No.

No, I was doing -- I was onstage that night.

-Right, so, but you did go to Tonys after parties.

-I went to the after parties, which I think is probably

the way to do it now. -Yeah.

-Just, like, skip the ceremony, and go to the parties.

And, again, I was kind of trying to relive my Berlin days.

I was, like, staying out way too late.

-Oh, no. -Yeah, it was --

-But you just found out from Berlin

that you're not cut for that. -Mm-hmm.

-How did you forget so quickly? -I just forgot very quickly.

Enough liquor makes you forget things.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-And I knew it was time to leave

when my friend Colin brought me back --

I had been drinking vodka sodas,

and he brought me back a drink that --

it was a tequila and water with no ice in a Martini glass,

and he's like, "This is all they have left."

[ Laughter ] I was like,

"Then we need to go home." -Yeah.

-Like, that's when you leave. -Right.

-"We can't be here anymore." -Yeah, you can stay --

you can keep drinking your first choice and your second choice.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-But when it's the last choice...

-And it's warm... -Yeah.

-...and in a Martini glass, and it doesn't belong in that,

it's just -- it's time to go home.

-Yeah. -Yeah.

-It's like, "I can give you a pint of rosé..." Unh-unh.

-Yeah, in, like, a sippy cup. You're like,

"I don't feel like this is what I should be doing right now."

-I didn't realize this -- which is an incredible pull --

Tony Kushner, the incredible playwright, married you guys.

-Yeah. Yeah, he was our officiant.

Yeah, he wrote "Angels in America"

and is a Pulitzer Prize winner for that.

-Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]

-And...yeah. -And, of course...

he -- you know, he deservedly -- that show won a Tony this year.

-Yeah, they won tons of Tonys.

-Have you seen the revival?

-I have seen it. I loved it.

I was highly impressed with it.

Nathan Lane, of course, is in it.

And he's -- he plays Pepper on "Modern Family."

So I was there to see him, and it's so amazing seeing him

in a role that's completely different

from the role he plays on "Modern Family."

-Did you see it same day, back to back?

-I did two days. I needed --

I had to sleep in between. -Got you.

-Some people do this throughout one day,

and I was like, I feel --

I feel better going to bed between plays.

-Yeah, but you did do them back-to-back days?

You did have a -- -Yes. Yeah, yeah.

Absolutely, yeah. -That's really cool.

But, I mean, it was -- it was fantastic.

It's an amazing production

that people should definitely try and catch.

-It's amazing that you pulled Tony Kushner

as an officiant for your wedding.

-I just asked him, and he said, "Yes,"

which is -- I mean, I kind of knew him,

but not well enough to say, "Will you marry us?"

-Yeah. -And I was like,

"Well, I'm gonna just try." And he said, "Okay."

And, like, we basically had, like, a breakfast together

where he, like, asked us how we met.

I'm like, "This is just so weird."

[ Laughter ] "You're gonna marry us."

I'm just like, "Well, this is our origin story."

[ Laughter ] And...

But he wrote this ceremony that I was like,

"Well, you're gonna win a second Pulitzer for this

because it's amazing." [ Laughter ]

-That's fantastic. -So beautiful. Yeah.

-Well, that -- He still hasn't given me

the transcript of the ceremony yet, though.

-Oh, interesting. -So, if he's watching...

I'm sure he watches every night. -I'm sure he is, yes.

-...I need that. -Okay, great.

-Yeah, yeah. [ Laughter ]

-Thanks so much for being here. -Absolutely.

-It's always such a pleasure to see you.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson, everybody. [ Cheers and applause ]

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What is he saying?(76) (Listening Practice) [ ForB English Lesson ] - Duration: 1:40.

Hello everyone and welcome back to ForB's English lesson video.

My name is Richard and today I'm going to say an expression and I'd like you to guess what I am saying.

Are you ready?

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Did you get it?

Alright. Let's try that again but this time with a hint.

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Did you catch it?

Alright. Let's try that again but this time a little bit slower.

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Did you catch that?

Alright. The answer is "Do you have any questions?"

Do you have any questions?

Alright, so let's practice this together. Please repeat after me.

First, a little slowly then faster after that.

Do you have any questions?

Good. Now a little bit faster.

Do you have any questions?

Good, and even faster than that.

Do you have any questions?

Alright, so let's try that three times quickly.

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

Great! Alright. My name is Richard.

Please click like, share, and subscribe and I'll catch you next time.

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[VOSTFR] iKON Idol School Trip - Episode 1 (2/5) - Duration: 13:54.

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ТУНИКА КРЮЧКОМ. РАЗБОР УЗОРА+СХЕМА+ВЫКРОЙКА || CROCHET. TUNIC. PARSING THE PATTERN+SCHEME+PATTERN - Duration: 20:17.

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Rücken & Fuß: Bibi klagt über Schwangerschafts-Wehwehchen - Duration: 0:59.

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Hearthstone Funny Plays 19 - Duration: 10:34.

Deck of wonders, guys?

we will do...

who the fuck are you hitting??

this will be fuuuuu...

but this is not deck

fine. Let's take Anton

why not?

why not?

Anton is the nice guy!

NO NO NO NO

pls no!

I guess this deck doesn't needs me

this deck plays itself

yeah. Game plays itself

no! Why?

Where's "Sorry" button? Why they deleted it? I didn't want the game goes this way

No sense to hold it. Right?

generate some tempo

ohhhhh!

FUCK!

I just realized now

1 mana = 7/7. FUCK!

whaaaaaaaaaa

dragon from here...

damn. This is not a dragon

FUCK!

just look at this!

this is even better than whispers

sweet essence

shuffle spiders in deck...

we can draw. we need heal

How they do it?

The FUCK!? How they do it??

OH, FUCK YOU BITCH!!

fuuuuck...

No, guys no.

"Skillbased game"

But this is called - "fuck you bitch"

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心理測試：你喜歡哪個客廳？測你能出人頭地嗎！ - Duration: 10:49.

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Youtube is NOT rewarding creativity for me - my first google hangout - Duration: 7:03.

Youtube is NOT rewarding creativity for me - my first google hangout

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you see me now can you know yes that's it it's working

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time I went live did I know they make him trying to make original videos isn't

the hand videos it's gone down down down down flatlined

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editing someone's video just go live just go live and try and enjoy it that's

what I'm gonna do I've got my spectrum emulator running in the background if

you know what one knows is well as you know guys I've been trying to do this

for two months now two months and I finally got it and absolutely no

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thing

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LANA DEL REY - NATIONAL ANTHEM - Duration: 3:29.

Money is the anthem, of success, so before we go out

what's your address?

I'm your National Anthem, God, you're so handsome

Take me to the Hamptons Bugatti Veyron

He loves to romance 'em, reckless abandon,

hold me for ransom, upper echelon

He says to "be cool" but, I don't know how yet,

wind in my hair Hand on the back of my neck

I said, can we party later on, he said, yes, yes, yes

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wild now)

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)

Red, white, blue's in the skies, summer's in the air and baby, heaven's in your eyes

I'm your National Anthem

Money is the reason we exist

Everybody knows it, it's a fact-kiss, kiss

I sing the National Anthem

While I'm standing over your body hold you like a python

And you can't keep your hands off me, or your pants on

See what you've done to me give me Chevron

You said to "be cool" but, I'm already coolest

I said to get real, don't you know who you're dealing with?

Um, do you think you'll buy me lots of diamonds

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wild now)

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)

Red, white, blue's in the skies, summer's in the air and baby, heaven's in your eyes

I'm your National Anthem

It's a love story for the new age

For the six page, we're on a quick, sick rampage

Winin' and dinin', drinkin' and drivin', excessive buyin'

Overdose and dyin' on our drugs and our love and our dreams and our rage

Blurrin' the lines between real and the fake

God can only, I need somebody to hold me

He will do very well, I can tell, I can tell

Keep me safe in his bell, tower, hotel

Money is the anthem of success

So put on mascara, and your party dress

I'm your National Anthem, boy put your hands up, give me a standing ovation

Boy you have landed, babe in the land of, sweetness and danger, Queen of Saigon

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wild now)

Tell me I'm your National Anthem (Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)

Red, white, blue's in the skies, summer's in the air and baby, heaven's in your eyes

I'm your National Anthem

Money is the anthem, God, you're so handsome, money is the anthem, of success

Money is the anthem, God, you're so handsome, money is the anthem, of success

Money is the anthem, God, you're so handsome, money is the anthem, of success

Money is the anthem, God, you're so handsome, money is the anthem, of success

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#12 CodeIgniter 3.x Advanced Tutorial - Use the validation rules in the login page - Duration: 4:27.

modify source code

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use this validation rule name in user registration form

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Verification is working well

Use verification in user login page

create a new validation rule 'user_login'

Create rules in `user_login` form validation

use codeigniter methods `form_open()` and `form_close()`

use `form_error()` method for show validation errors

go to user login page and check form validation rules

validation successful run but this is not showing

use if condition for show bootstrap error class

verification errors successful showing

Now use the `set_value()` method in the fields.

Now the field username and password are getting the old values

For more infomation >> #12 CodeIgniter 3.x Advanced Tutorial - Use the validation rules in the login page - Duration: 4:27.

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Iwatayama Monkey Park Kyoto - Japan SNOW MONKEYS! - Duration: 3:09.

The Iwatayama Monkey Park in Kyoto

is a favorite of ours!

We still joke with each other, asking for more food just like the Snow Monkeys!

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The Iwatayama Monkey Park is in Arashiyama,

a district of Kyoto!

At the park, you can relax in the courtyard

as Japanese macaque snow monkeys wander by.

The macaque monkeys live in groups called

troops with both a male and female leader.

The male leader earns his rank using strength

while the female leader inherits her position.

These snow monkeys in Kyoto are smaller than

the snow monkeys in the cold northern parts

of Japan.

Even though the monkeys are wild,

at this park the monkeys are so used

to being around people, they're not aggressive.

Still there are a few rules to follow:

Don't stare the monkeys in the eye.

Don't touch the monkeys,

and don't feed the monkeys outside.

These snow monkeys are omnivores

eating both meat and vegetation such as

fruits, insects, roots, birds eggs, and small animals.

With all of the tourists at Iwatayama Monkey Park,

these monkeys do not go hungry.

You can feed the monkeys by

walking into the feeding house.

There you can buy peanuts, apples, and bananas

for 100 Yen.

Only feed the monkeys food

purchased inside the feeding house.

The monkeys hang outside on the windows

You like apples?

How about them apples?

and take the food right out of your hands!

Then they will ask for more!

The workers play music to let the monkeys know

it's feeding time in the courtyard

at 10:30, 12:30, and 2:30.

This is the only time the monkeys expect to eat outside.

At the top of the mountain,

enjoy spectacular views of Kyoto!

Plan on a twenty minute walk up 160 meters

of stairs, and both paved and dirt pathways

to the top of the mountain.

The route is safe and moderately challenging.

Take a bottle of water

and wear comfortable walking shoes.

Just a note, this path is definitely not stroller

or wheelchair friendly.

Also, consider going early

to avoid the heat of the day.

Using our Hyperdia App,

we can see it takes about 30 minutes

to travel from Kyoto Station

to Arashiyama Station.

Then you only have a 5 minute walk

from the station to the monkey park.

It costs 550 Yen for adults

and 250 Yen for children.

The park is open every day from

9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.

So, I'm thinking the best time to visit the monkey park

is in the rain. (laughing)

The park stays open during light rain

and the monkeys seem to enjoy it.

However, the park closes during heavy rain

and severe weather.

In the comments below,

tell us your favorite animal park.

Next stop in our Travel Kyoto Series,

we'll visit the Kinkakuji Temple.

Until next time, cheers!

For more infomation >> Iwatayama Monkey Park Kyoto - Japan SNOW MONKEYS! - Duration: 3:09.

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20180619 財務自由GPS #11：衝出香港！進軍美股、A股 - Duration: 23:05.

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Professor Nicola Portinaro Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Welcome Message - Duration: 1:34.

Good day everybody my name is Nicola Portinaro

I'm an orthopedic surgeon

dedicated to children orthopedics

and neuro orthopedics surgery.

I work at the University of Milan

at the Hospital Humanitas

which is a Research Hospital, worldwide known.

I've dedicated almost 25 / 30 years

to pediatric orthopedic surgery and neuro orthopedic surgery.

I performed more than 25/30.000 operations

and I examine at least 2.000 patients a year.

My dedication to pediatric orthopedic surgery is

a big love of my life and it's of a great interest scientifically.

I've been operating children

also because children give you

a major satisfaction because they are very greatful

unlike adults, most of the time.

Please have a look at my website - www.nicolaportinaro.com

to see my peculiar activities on different kinds of surgery.

And I'll appreciate mostly

if you will follow me on my

web channels.