General.
Welcome, Mr. Stark. We look forward to your weapons presentation.
Thanks.
Is it better to be feared or respected?
I say, is it too much to ask for both?
With that in mind, I humbly present the crown jewel
of Stark industries' Freedom Line.
It's the first missile system
to incorporate our proprietary repulsor technology.
They say the best weapon is one you never have to fire.
I respectfully disagree.
I prefer the weapon you only have to fire once.
That's how Dad did it. That's how America does it.
And it's worked out pretty well so far.
Find an excuse
to let one of these off the chain, and I personally guarantee you
the bad guys won't even want to come out of their caves.
For your consideration, the Jericho.
I'll be throwing one of these in
with every purchase of 500 million or more.
To peace!
- Tony. - Obie, what are you doing up?
I couldn't sleep till I found out how it went. How'd it go?
It went great. Looks like it's gonna be an early Christmas.
Hey! Way to go, my boy! I'll see you tomorrow, yeah?
Why aren't you wearing those pajamas I got you?
Good night, Tony.
- Hey, Tony. - I'm sorry, this is the "fun-vee."
The "hum-drum-vee" is back there.
- Nice job. - See you back at base.
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President Moon in Argentina to take part in multinational meetings and sideline summits - Duration: 2:01.
South Korean president moon jaein is now in Argentina the second leg of his
three-nation tour around the world he's in South America for the g20 summit and
numerous one-on-ones with leaders from the world's leading economies diplomacy
with North Korea and pressing the regime to abandon its nuclear program are
expected to top his to-do list our Shin Semin who is traveling with the
president files this report from Buenos Aires a packed schedule from
multinational meetings to sidelines summit with the world's movers and
shakers who are in the process of gathering in the South American nation
among a slew of other things in the focus for the South Korean leader is his
administration's push to denuclearize North Korea and forge lasting peace on
the Korean Peninsula one of President Bush's top priorities in Argentina is
his sit-down with the US president Donald Trump the two are set to discuss
ways to try and lift a growing uncertainties surrounding the stalled
denuclearization talks between Pyongyang and Washington the South Korea leader
also has meetings lined up with the leaders of the Netherlands and South
Africa both are non permanent members of the UN Security Council and the
Netherlands also sits on the u.s. North Korea sanctions committee and Seoul
hopes the meetings could oil the gears of the denuclearization process and open
up the possibility of lessening the crushing sanctions on North Korea asked
for the g20 summit itself under the theme of building consensus for fair and
sustainable development president boon is expected to share his vision of a
South Korea that is inclusive for all the key is on what President boons who
proposed lifting the sanctions on North Korea would come out of a meeting with
President Trump as a to most heavily involved players in the peace drive look
for ways to take denuclearization to the next level Shin Semin Arirang news
buenos aires
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Jean Krush - Dime Beba (Preview) (HD) 🔥🎵 - Duration: 0:55.
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Skechers Light Up Shoes Are EXPLODING, Lawsuit Claims - Duration: 6:22.
If you have children or if you've ever been to any kind of shopping center or public place
where there are children, inevitably you're going to see the light up sneakers on a kid.
You know, running through the mall, running through a park, their shoes emitting these
little beams of light seems pretty harmless, right?
Well, according to a new class action lawsuit in some of these Skechers light up shoes for
children, those lights can also be a massive fire hazard because of the batteries used
within those shoes.
Joining me now to talk about this issue is Scott Hardy from topclassactions.com.
Scott, another story... any story really that has children as the victims just always seems
exceptionally disgusting.
And that's really what we're seeing with this Skechers light up sneaker, investigation right
now.
The bad batteries can result in explosions or fires and even chemical burns in the children
wearing them.
Yeah, it's, it's really sad, disheartening because, you know, as a father, I've got my
two beautiful girls and when they were, especially earlier, now they're eight and ten.
So flashy, light up shoes aren't as important to them as they were when they were three,
four, five, but it was one of those things that they got it made them happy to run around.
They're flashing up, they're running all over the place and I had no idea that they could
explode.
That these shoes could literally melt through the souls and as you mentioned, give them
chemical burns, cause major problems potentially disfigure my child when I thought that, especially
a large brand name like Skechers who's well respected in industry, you know, that they
would go ahead and put out a product that could hurt children.
That was just shocking to me.
Once we ran into this lawsuit and these class actions and started reporting on them and
digging into it.
And what further shocked me is that Skechers knew about the problem.
They knew this was a problem.
They kept making the shoes.
They didn't change their designs.
They didn't warn anybody about it, but they kept making these shoes and sending them out
and putting them on the feet of small children.
When they knew that there was a problem with the batteries and that kids were getting hurt.
And these are shoes that have been manufactured, I think from 2015 through today.
This is something that, that went on for multiple years.
Several different brands here.
The S Lights, the Shopkins, the Twinkle Toes, all of those shoe lines that Skechers put
out for children have this defective battery and I don't know if it's a defective battery
or if it's just the defective design by Skechers.
Because as top class actions reported, there's no venting system where these batteries are
located in the heel of the shoe.
So over time the battery gets more use, more and more use, it heats up.
And when that heat has nowhere to go, it causes expansion.
And that's what leads to explosions.
To the battery itself, breaking open, leaking out the corrosive toxic chemicals inside of
the battery.
These are not acid based batteries, but they still contain lots of irritants and other
chemicals that can cause severe harm to the children.
Wearing these shoes.
And as you said, Skechers knew this.
They knew about it for several years, but still said, sure, let's go strap these mini
bombs to the feet of children.
That's absolutely disgusting corporate behavior right there.
Yeah, it's shocking because you know my kids and every kid that has these shoes on, once
they have these flashy lights, what do they want to do?
They want to make them flash more and more and more, and so they're running nonstop.
And since they have no venting and you just said a battery that's generating heat has
to have somewhere to send that heat, eventually that's going to get too hot and the battery
is going to explode and potentially hurt that child very severely.
If they're lucky, the kids get to say, Mommy Daddy, oh my gosh, my shoes hot and the parent
will take it off and hopefully get that shoe off before there's an actual injury to the
child.
But far too often we're seeing these reports of people that were actually hurt by these
light up shoes because they had no idea their kid wants to run around kids running around
the mall, shoes flashing, and everything's going great until that battery explodes and
burns their child.
It's just very, very scary actually.
Absolutely and so people need to be aware.
If this shoe was purchased anytime between the year 2015 and up to today, and if it's
one of those brands, the S Lights, the Shopkins and the Twinkle Toes, those are the ones specifically
that that 100 percent have the defect.
Beware of what is on your child's feet here.
If you know that you have these shoes, I would recommend at this point, do not wear them.
You know, we don't know what kind of damage it could cause.
And something else to consider.
Even if you've got a shoe that's, or a brand that's not listed within this investigation,
but you've experienced the same problem, maybe had a different brand of a light up shoe that
had the same problem.
Make sure to submit your information and let top class actions, let the attorneys that
work with us, know.
Because typically what we'll see is that this is going to be a practice that's going to
be used by many, many other companies and it might not be limited to just Skechers and
just these brands and just these models of these shoes.
So if this is happening to you and it's not just Skechers shoes, make sure to submit your
information because we want to know about it and if there's another manufacturer that's
doing the same thing, has the same problem, than we want to make sure that people are
taken care of.
Absolutely, and for more information on this, you can check out the link in the description
to this video to topclassactions.com.
They have all the information, all the forms that you might need if you've been affected
by this or if you think you have a defective light up shoe, even if it's another brand,
take the time, protect yourself, protect your children, go check out the site and see what's
happening here.
Scott Hardy, topclassactions.com.
Thank you for talking with us today.
Thank you Farron.
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Complete Vehicle Timed Trials - Fortnite Battle Royale - fuzzheadjr - Duration: 2:34.
[Intro Music]
Welcome back, everybody!
In this video I'm going to be showing you where to complete
'Vehicle Timed Trials' for your Season 6, Week 10, challenge.
I will be showing you the location of three different timed trials, to which I know there are more,
but just remember that this challenge only requires you to complete three timed trials.
These timed trials were significantly easier than the standard time trials.
The only challenge is acquiring the vehicle needed
with which you will use to drive through the clocks.
I chose to go with 'No Fill Squads' so that I
could have more free reign to finish my timed trials.
Now let me pull up a screenshot, of Fortnite's current map,
to provide you all with a visual of the 'Vehicle Timed Trials' that we'll visit in this video.
[ding]
We'll start down in the desert of Paradise Palms
and then work our way around the map from there.
The first location can be found in sector 'J-8'
just East of Paradise Palms.
If you head slightly South of the first timed trial
you can find a flatbed truck with an ATK on the trailer.
Grab that quadcrasher and activate the timed trial!
The second location can be found in sector 'G-5',
just Northeast of Dusty Divot.
Right next to the second timed trial you will find an
RV and a station wagon with trailers attached.
More often than not you will find an ATK on the back.
You know the drill. Grab it and activate the timed trial!
The third, and final, location can be found in sector 'B-1',
at the metal llama, North of Junk Junction.
If you land Southeast of Junk Junction, at the new racetrack location,
you will be able to grab an ATK and head up to the last timed trial.
Once you're there, activate it and go full throttle!
I hope that this guide was helpful to you and if you liked this video
feel free to leave a 'Thumbs Up' and smash that 'Subscribe' button.
Until next time, you all take care and I will see you all soon!
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Jumping the Shark - Free Range Sailing Ep 61 - Duration: 21:13.
- We're the only ones here.
How to make udon noodle soup.
That they move with the heat
of the soup.
- [Troy] Coming down.
- [Pascale] Okay.
- Possibly the best yet.
- This has not been the best anchorage last night.
("Big Sky" by Koresma)
- Hinchinbrook is a large island,
and there was a lot more to explore,
but we had to keep pushing south.
As we sailed out of Zoe Bay, we saw the tail end
of the Humpback Whale migration
back to Antarctica with their newborn calves.
("Big Sky" by Koresma)
We're the only ones here.
- [Troy] See all those coconuts ashore?
- Yup.
- [Troy] See all those oyster rocks ashore?
- Yup.
- [Troy] See everything?
- And there's water here, too.
- [Troy] Fresh water.
There's two lots of fresh water.
- And we've got this beautiful beach all to ourselves.
("Big Sky" by Koresma)
- Well, we've made it to an undisclosed bay
at the Palm Isles.
Troy doesn't want me to tell where it is.
You're gonna have to find it for yourselves, folks.
And it's just beautiful.
I've just jumped in for a swim,
and Troy tells me that there's some fresh water ashore.
So we're gonna go looking for that tomorrow,
and there's plenty of coconuts.
So, it's great to be here,
we're sad to leave Hinchinbrook,
but we're happy to be here.
There's gonna be strong winds tomorrow,
so we're hoping to get some shelter here, as well.
("Over the Rooftops" by Many Moons Ago)
- [Troy] While it might be tempting to anchor closer in
to the lee of the island,
the sudden rise of the reef edge
is a very strong deterrent.
This bay features some excellent fringing coral reefs
flourishing in the shelter of the headland.
("Over the Rooftops" by Many Moons Ago)
- So the water hole is dry.
No waterfall.
- What is a waterfall when there's no water?
- The old acting like a geriatric trick. (chuckles)
I'm just gonna show you how to make udon noodle soup.
We're actually out of fish at the moment,
so this is a recipe from our stores.
I was gonna say it's vegetarian,
but we top it with some shaved bonito flakes,
which is fermented, dried fish.
Bonito's a type of tuna.
So we top it with that.
You can probably hear in the background
some water boiling.
So these guys are the udon noodles.
They're like thick, Japanese chewy noodles.
They're Troy's favorite.
Are they?
- [Troy] They're my favorite,
but we always wrestle with our conscience,
because they come - In packaging.
- [Troy] In plastic, don't they?
Whereas, well, everything sort of does, but --
- Most things that we buy are in bulk,
so they've only got one big plastic wrapper for
like maybe 10 portions,
whereas like this is one plastic wrapper for one portion,
So, yeah.
- [Troy] Sort of a rare treat, isn't it?
- Yeah, so we only bought a few udon noodles.
And so the water's boiling.
So you only cook these for a couple of minutes
in boiling water,
just to tenderize them,
and then you drain them in the sink.
And so I've got water boiling for these.
Half seawater, half fresh water,
just so we don't use all our fresh water,
and the base of the soup for the udon noodles
is mirin, which is like a
sweet Japanese cooking wine,
- [Troy] Yeah, I guess if people don't know mirin already,
then Google, definitely. - Yeah.
And -- or any search engine of your choice --
and soy sauce, and a little bit of sesame oil
will be going in there as well.
And then, we've also, in terms of other flavors,
we've got some garlic,
some julienned ginger,
and some onion.
Sliced onion.
And then also some dried shitake mushrooms.
These are really great.
We add them at the start, and they flavor the soup stock
really well with the ginger and the garlic.
So the water's just boiled for the udon noodles,
so I'm gonna pop them in now.
(crinkling)
So they boil for,
we boil them for about three minutes,
So while that's boiling, I'm gonna put the other flavorings
into our stock water, which is next to the noodles.
We've got a liter of water that's about to come up to the
boil for our stock.
So I'm gonna put eight dried shitake mushrooms in,
and this is three cloves of chopped, finely chopped garlic,
and a knob of julienned ginger.
So I'm gonna put all of those in.
All right, so the mushrooms are in already,
I'm just gonna get them
make sure they all get quite a bit wet.
They're very dry, so they have to re-hydrate in the stock.
And then ginger,
and garlic.
And I'm gonna wait before I add the onions
'cause we like them a bit crunchy in the soup.
And we're also gonna add a quarter of a cup of mirin,
and a quarter of a cup of soy sauce
to the stock, too.
Well, I said a quarter of a cup of mirin
and a quarter cup of soy, but I don't really
use measuring cups, so I just sort of splashed it in.
But you can sort of tweak it how you want it.
So I'm just gonna try it,
and if it needs to be a bit more salty,
add a bit more soy, and if it needs to be a bit sweeter,
then you add a bit more mirin.
That's good for me.
Tastes great.
So these are our toppings for our udon noodle soup.
We've got shaved bonito flakes,
really tasty on top of soups.
And we've also got red pepper flakes.
Japanese red pepper flakes.
And they're really nice.
They're like spicy
They've got a few little black roasted like sesame seeds
in there as well.
That's really common in Japan,
they have that on top of their noodle soups.
(slurps)
So the udon's at texture.
The right texture.
We don't want to overcook them, otherwise they go soggy.
- [Troy] What's Japanese for al dente?
- I have no idea.
But they're al dente.
They're a little bit more than al dente, actually.
So I'm just gonna drain them now,
'cause we don't want them to be too soft or soggy.
So the stock's been boiling for about three minutes,
and as you can see,
this soup's really quick to make.
And we're gonna add the onions now,
for the last two minutes,
They'll still be crunchy.
Just give it a stir.
And while that's simmering, I'll put the udon noodles
into the bowls.
- [Troy] So the noodles don't go into the soup, eh?
Once they're cooked?
- No, no, you just pop them into the bowls,
and then you pour the hot stock over the top.
- [Troy] You look as happy cooking as I do fixing an engine.
- Yeah?
- [Troy] People would consider it labor,
but we both enjoy what we do.
- The stock's finished.
It takes, probably, about eight or nine minutes to make
if you're organized, yeah.
And it's a really great dish you can make from stores
and not expensive at all.
So I'm just gonna serve the hot stock and the mushrooms
over the top of the udon noodles.
("Thought Soup' by Doctor Turtle)
Just gonna put a little teaspoon
of sesame oil into each bowl.
And then we'll top with our Japanese pepper flakes
and bonito.
So just put like a healthy handful of,
Troy loves this stuff, so I'll put a whole big heap on his.
I guess it's what you could call Japanese Parmesan.
- [Troy] Chili?
- Yeah. How much chili for you, sir?
- [Troy] Nice healthy pinch.
Maybe a healthy punch.
- Another thing that's really cool about bonito flakes
is that they move with the heat of the soup.
- [Troy] Mm.
- [Pascale] It's like they're alive.
- [Troy] Yeah, if you like living, moving food. (laughs)
- That's really cool.
Mm, mm.
Really delicious.
- [Troy] All right, time to put this camera down and
get into it. - Time for you to eat, Troy.
- [Troy] Yay!
Bit light there with that camera, darl.
- [Pascale] No, I wanted to see what you think of it.
Now that you're halfway through it.
- Halfway?
- [Pascale] Nearly finished.
Well, there's a lot of stock there.
- There is a lot of stock here.
Actually, I'm gonna need to have a spoon to get into it.
But it's delicious.
- [Pascale] Well, you're not going to drink it
like Japanese people from the bowl?
Reckon it'll go all over your beard.
- It will.
And they have deep spoons, too.
- [Pascale] Yeah, they do.
- Mm. It is delicious.
It belies its simplicity, actually.
- [Pascale] Mm.
("Thought Soup' by Doctor Turtle)
- Let's see how many green ants I can-
- [Pascale] Get angry?
Clearing the nest.
(Troy chuckles)
(equipment clicks)
- Well, it's time to go get some coconuts.
We don't normally have to go to all the paraphernalia.
When was the last time we got all this stuff out, Pascale?
- [Pascale] In Dampier.
- Dampier.
Yeah, well that was ages ago.
That was back in west Australia.
Most of the time, I'm pretty happy to climb coconut trees,
but this one's a bit tall, so
I've broken out the old rope access gear,
I'm' just gonna make an improvised flipline,
got the old arborist spikes on.
I'm gonna just shimmy up there and go grab a few nuts.
Few green ants hanging around the joint.
("Thought Soup' by Doctor Turtle)
They look small from down there,
but they're actually quite a good size, yeah?
- [Pascale] Yeah, that's what I thought.
- [Troy] Coming down!
- [Pascale] Okay.
- [Troy] Coming down!
- [Pascale] Okay.
(leaves crackling)
(coconut thuds)
(coconut thuds)
- Pretty good haul, darl.
They're nice and heavy.
- There was coconuts, plus,
up there was a possum.
And he was not thrilled to see me up there, so.
Bit of a shame I didn't wear a little camera on my head.
You could have just seen these
big eyes sort of looking around going,
what the hell is that thing?
He didn't expect to see a big brown-haired monkey coming,
raiding his coconut stash.
But having said that, he's still got plenty up there.
(hammering)
Possibly the best yet.
- Wow. That's really nice.
- They're good hey? (chuckles)
And the meat is that nice rubbery,
- It's like very sweet.
I haven't had one that sweet yet.
It's been up there a while.
- Mm. They're rippers.
- Mm. Did you get eaten by ants?
Is that why you're itchy? (laughs)
- You don't get anything for free.
They're really good eating coconuts, too.
- [Pascale] Mm.
The provider.
- Mm-hm. (mumbles)
- (mumbles)
- Really, really tired this morning.
This is not been the best anchorage last night,
because we had really strong winds yesterday,
and then we had a big swell rolling
through the bay all night.
And the boat hasn't been
we put out the stabilizer bucket,
Troy put,
been putting out a swell bridle,
Hasn't helped.
Just sucks.
So we're gonna go.
- We've put a swell bridle out, but there's no current.
It's a very, very contrary place.
Where you can't even use a swell bridle.
So, Mirrool is just magically being held
broadside to the waves,
but there's no current.
No current we can use, anyway.
But there's wind out there we can use.
- [Pascale] Yep, so.
- Everyone's hiding, but we're used to 15 or 20 knots.
- We think that's just dandy.
- Well, I am gonna make Troy some coffee.
'Cause he needs it.
- [Pascale] What's happened to you?
Something's happened to your wrist.
- Well, some of my tendons are quite painful.
And they'll sort of get better,
but then I just loop my life each day. (laughs)
And get sore again.
- [Pascale] Oh.
- I don't really have a restful existence.
You know?
- [Pascale] Yep.
- So.
Rest, ice, compression, elevation?
(Pascale laughs)
- Didn't happen.
Come on, wind,
make that bridle work.
- [Pascale] The day has improved already.
- Mm. - [Pascale] Delicious.
- [Troy] All right, us of the past
put coconuts in the fridge.
- [Pascale] Us of the past thinking about us of the future.
And your coffee's ready.
(bubbling)
Gimbled stove is working a treat.
- And we're outta here, we're leaving this bay,
and we're gonna go to Maggie island.
We're gonna get some work done
upload some videos,
and then we'll probably scoot out to the reef after that.
But we're gonna go shelter at Maggie Island for a bit,
grab a beer,
grab some more fresh fruit and fresh vegetables,
and then we'll go out again.
("Big Sky" by Koresma)
("Ashes" by Frankenstein's Calculator Club)
♪ And my dust will still love your dust ♪
♪ And my blood will smell like your blood♪
- We often have people asking do you eat any shark?
Sure we do.
If they're small enough, all right?
There's no point in eating like this smashing big shark.
But this one's, this one's a nice little fish.
About 80 centimeters.
Just under a meter.
I know that this one is a male shark, all right?
He's got these claspers at the bottom.
And they act, pretty much as a penis, all right?
Sharks practice internal fertilization.
Whereas most fish, most bony fish,
external, don't they?
The females release eggs,
and then the males release sperm into the water
and off they go.
Sharks don't do that.
These sharks, these little whalers, are live-bearing,
okay, the eggs are fertilized internal,
and they hatch, and out they come as young pups.
Just like us.
Well, we don't come out as young pups.
So this shark,
when you're bleeding a shark,
you cut lengthwise across the gill slits.
That's probably the best way.
I got a bit overzealous with the sharp knife,
and have continued on,
and his liver's come out.
And in sharks, they've got this really great big liver.
All right, and I can look at it, and I can see that
it's got a bit of pink to it, and a bit of light coloration.
If that was a dark gray color,
the shark's out of season,
and the flesh is likely to be quite rubbery.
So leading up to the wet season,
the livers will become particularly fatty,
as the sharks are getting ready to breed.
Whenever you're cutting the skin of a shark,
the best thing to do is to get the knife under it,
so the blade is acting on the underside of the skin.
Because Mother Nature has equipped these guys
with armor on the outside,
so if you're cutting into the skin like that,
you're gonna blunt your knife.
Really, really quickly.
All over a shark's skin, they don't have scales,
they have miniature teeth.
And it's actually called denticles.
Dent?
As in dentist?
You know?
So they've got tiny little teeth all over their body,
and they are hard.
So when you're cutting a shark,
you wanna get under the skin,
and then you wanna open the skin,
and then you can go about fileting it.
In not too different a fashion to a normal fish.
So here, if you pay attention,
you can see me using my knife to cut up and under,
from inside the skin before I start the work
of removing the filets.
("Big Sky" by Koresma)
Sharks have a skeleton made of cartilage,
and no bones to worry about
when you're fileting them.
This shark's skin is quite rough
if you feel it in one direction,
but it will be smooth if you went the other way.
In times past, it was used to make great sandpaper.
Okay, so we see the meat that we've got,
and you look, and you're like,
oh, my God, it's so red!
That's not 'cause I didn't bleed it properly,
if we look at it from this angle,
we can see that's nice, white flesh.
It's just you've just got a layer of very, very active
fast-twitch muscles there, okay?
Lots of oxygenation in those.
But that's fine.
That'll taste really, really great.
They've taken the skin off there,
it was no mean task,
both my knives are gonna have to go back
to the sharpening block.
You know, we don't do a lot of sharks,
so I'm not an expert on it.
So we only just gave you a very brief overview
of actually processing a shark,
but that's the basics, really.
Is just take the belly out, and then take the sides off,
as best you can,
but you're gonna need to look after your knives afterwards,
'cause sharks will not do them any favors.
And, in fact, we were talking
about the skin being sandpaper,
one of the other uses they've found for it in Japan
was wrapping your handle of your samurai sword.
Because it doesn't matter if you get covered
in blood and gore of your enemies.
You want a sword that won't slip out of your hand.
And shark skin is the handle for you.
♪ Don't let them ♪
♪ Take you down ♪
♪ Take your heart away ♪
♪ Don't let them ♪
♪ Take you down ♪
♪ Take your love away ♪
♪ And when the world pushes you down. ♪
- [Pascale] Thank you for tuning in to Free Range Sailing.
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as it really helps get our video out to more viewers.
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Video: Snow, rain and mix possible Friday night - Duration: 2:23.
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Two Koreas to start joint on-site inspections for railways in North Korea - Duration: 1:03.
top story this morning the two Koreas are starting their 18 day-long joint
on-site inspections of railways in North Korea on this Friday almost 30 South
Koreans including officials from the unification and transport ministries as
well as researchers from public rail firms will be making the journey north
for two and a half weeks an inter-korean research team and train cars will be
moving together as they test the Western Jong e line first and then the eastern
dong hairline the online survey on site survey rather is to end in mid-december
in about an hour from now 8:00 a.m. Korea time the government will hold a
ceremony at South Korea's northernmost dorasan train station to send off the
researchers and train cars and we'll bring you more on that during our next
newscast at 10 a.m. Korea time
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Season 6: Week 10 Hidden Banner! (Battlestar) - Fortnite Battle Royale - fuzzheadjr - Duration: 2:39.
[Intro Music]
Welcome back, everybody!
We made it!
Week 10!
The final week of Fortnite's sixth season!
In this video I'm going to be showing you how to unlock Week 10's hidden banner.
Once you complete this week's challenges,
as well as the first nine week's challenges
and also acquiring their respective hidden items,
you will then be able to search for Week 10's hidden banner.
If you still need to find the hidden items from the first nine weeks
I have provided links in the description of this video, to my other videos,
which will show you where they are located.
Now let me pull up the screenshot, in the video,
of Week 10's hidden banner location for you all.
[ding]
Firstly, look at the new A.I.M Hunting Party Skin
creeping up on the left hand side of this image.
I could only be left with the assumption that this is somewhat of a prelude
of what's to come for next season.
Now, if you take a close look, you'll be able to see a set of coordinates
etched on a speaker right there in front of DJ Yonder.
The coordinates listed are 'G-8', 'G-9', 'H-8', and 'H-9'.
These obviously correspond to four sectors located on the map.
All we have to do is go to the middle of where these four sectors meet,
which is right here.
So, let's go find it!
I'm going to drop quickly here so I can show you all the target location.
Here we are!
Our final target location of Season 6!
Oh, God!
The meeting point of sectors 'G-8', 'G-9', 'H-8', and 'H-9'.
Alright.
There it is, everybody.
The hidden banner for Week 10.
I wanted to thank you all, once again,
for watching all my videos throughout Season 6.
I hope that all my guides thus far have been helpful to you and that you've enjoyed the content.
If you liked this video feel free to leave a 'Thumbs Up' and smash that 'Subscribe' button!
Until next time, you all take care and I will see you all next season!
[Outro Music]
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Episode 1 - Chai Aur Sawaiyaan | Part 1 | Urdu Podcast | Chai.Shay - Duration: 8:30.
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BLYE - Back To You (Official Lyric Video) - Duration: 3:35.
Late November dreaming
Dreaming of the days when we were
Young and free and feeling
Feeling like nobody could ever
Get us down
But all the way down I went
Now I'm barely living
Living on the edges of the
Life that I envisioned
Visions I can't shake but whatever
Comes my way
I'll fight my way back to you
'Cause I've been waiting all my life
To find a place that feels like home
It could be seconds, minutes, hours days
To me it's all the same
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Seconds, minutes, hours, days
It's never gonna change
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Gotta find my way back to you
Got to keep on climbing
Climbing higher, reaching for those
City lights, they're shining
Shining brighter, burning whiter
Oh, my oldest flame
I'm gonna make you new again
'Cause I've been waiting all my life
To find a place that feels like home
It could be seconds, minutes, hours, days
To me it's all the same
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Seconds, minutes, hours, days
It's never gonna change
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Gotta find my way back to you
Are you ever gonna take it?
Just take a chance
Are you ever gonna take it?
'Cause I've been waiting, wasting all my time
Counting seconds 'til you're mine
Waiting for the clock to strike
And now it's time
It could be seconds, minutes, hours, days
To me it's all the same
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Seconds, minutes, hours, days
It's never gonna change
'Cause I'll always go back to you
It could be seconds, it could be hours
'Cause I'll always go back to you
Oh, 'cause I'll always go back to you
Gotta find my way back to you
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President Moon visits park in Buenos Aires, set to meet Koreans living in Argentina - Duration: 0:41.
and president moon spent his first day in Argentina's capital visiting the
city's remembrance park a memorial for the victims of the South American
countries so-called national reorganization process during the dirty
war president moon paid tribute to those who died and praised Argentina's efforts
to put history right and hold those responsible for the atrocities to hold
them accountable the president also is set to meet with
South Koreans living in Argentina he will ask them to continue working as a
bridge between the two nations
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CapGod 1 Interview The TRUTH EXPOSED (YBN, Money, Beef, & MORE) - Duration: 5:07.
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Cảm Xúc Nhóm Nhạc Hàn Reacsion "ĐỘNG THĂNG THIÊN" Của Vanh Leg - Duration: 10:00.
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Dusty conditions for Korea's southern regions _ 113018 - Duration: 2:14.
good morning most regions are waking up to a dusty last day of November Korea's
southern provinces are having particularly bad levels of air pollution
due to yellow dust kongjui and a blue are suffering from polluted air that's
five times higher than normal levels and what's more stagnant air flow will
keep the polluted air around all day be sure to have a face mask to protect your
lungs from the dust and dust alerts are in place for true chundo and many
southern provinces and there's been a huge drop in mercury morning lows are
sub-zero for upper regions including here in the capital so wear an extra
scarf to keep you warm readings dough will rise to above
seasonal norms tomorrow but expect high levels of fine dust in the Capital Area
take a closer look at today's temperatures a cold morning first hold
and cheap shot as we are waking up to below freezing and mostly sunny skies
will send daily highs to the bearable side sar will hit 8 degrees coming to
any point you should be a mild topping out at 14 degrees Celsius this afternoon
but again have a thicker jacket and a facemask
ready on your way out that's Korea for you and here's the International weather
for viewers around the world
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Mark Ronson - Nothing Breaks Like a Heart (Official Video) ft. Miley Cyrus - Duration: 4:00.
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Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly Grew Must-See Mustaches - Duration: 1:34.
- HI, I'm Will Ferrell, and this smoke show to my right
is John C. Reilly.
- In the spirit of our new movie, Holmes & Watson,
we're here to support Movember Foundation.
Who's mission is to raise the awareness
of the men's health crisis.
- You do have a Movember mustache don't you?
I mean what kind of idiot doesn't have a mustache.
(snide laughter)
- Seriously fellas, ladies - Especially ladies.
- It's 2018 everyone has to grow a mustache.
- I grew one and I find out that
I could play the French horn.
- That's amazing, and it's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's time for mustache facts.
- Oh here's a good one.
It's twister season so storm chasers take heed,
holding onto your own mustache can prevent
you from getting blown away.
- And sense your mustache is technically
your faces passenger, you also get to drive
in the carpool lane with a mustache.
- Did somebody say meowstache?
Cats will interpret your mustache as whiskers,
and will teach you all the secrets of their species.
That's a great one to end on.
- Mhmm, and if you can't grow a mustache don't worry,
the Movember Foundation could still use your support.
- So go to Movember.com to donate
and support the Movember Foundation
and their mission to stop men dying too young.
- Why don't you play us out
with a - Oh
- Sweet little Boogie Woogie
tune. - [Will] Yeah.
- [Both] On the old French horn.
(flat wailing horn)
- That's Jazz.
(upbeat music)
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The Best of The Good Advice Cupcake Part 5 - Duration: 3:31.
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Current Events LiveStream - Thursday, November 29, 2018, guest host DC Hammer and crew - Duration: 1:24:33.
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Trump abruptly cancels meeting with Putin at G-20 summit over "seized Ukrainian ships" - Duration: 1:34.
US President Donald Trump has abruptly cancelled his meeting with Vladimir
Putin shortly after he told reporters that he would probably meet with the
Russian leader on the sidelines of the g20 summit in Argentina for more this
and other news from around the world let's turn as we like to do to our now
at Amster Adam tell us more Omar president Trump blamed the cancellation
on Russia's failure to return ships and sailors seized from the Ukraine Moscow
has been facing a strong backlash for the incident off the coast of Crimea
with many Western leaders calling it an act of Russian aggression Trump made the
announcement in a series of tweets on Thursday but he told reporters just an
hour before the tweets that the meeting may happen I probably will be meeting
with President Putin we have been terminated that meeting I was thinking
about it but we happen when I toss press secretary Sarah Saunders said President
Trump made the decision on the flight to Argentina after consulting with the
chief of staff John Kelly Secretary of State mark on pay our national security
adviser John Bolton a spokesman for Putin said the Kremlin had no official
information about Trump's decision although the leaders of the two
countries may not be holding talks at the summit their respective g20
delegates could meet in Argentina Trump and Putin may cross paths however during
the summit and any small exchange between the two will likely be closely
watched
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