You're ready for your first day back?
This is exactly what I need, it's perfect.
I want it.
What if something goes wrong with this high-risk fetal surgery?
She's jumping back in, what's the big deal?
Dr. Pierce, do something!
Is she freezing?
All-new Grey's Anatomy, next Thursday at 8/7c on ABC.
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The Secret to make yourself success
by Oknha Quach Mengly
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The Takeaway | Peppy Rickie, Bubba's mudball #TBT & a true group effort - Duration: 3:35.
That feeling when it's almost Friday…
That is how co-leader Rickie Fowler ended his day Thursday at the Shell Houston Open.
And he started off ours on a high note –
taking an early lead with his morning wave 64 –
that began with 5 birdies in his first 7 holes.
All by the time you had your morning coffee.
No coffee needed for Fowler to get
a little pep in his step…
He was walking in putts by his second nine…
The recent Honda Classic winner wasn't
the only one who had some close calls…
But some did get that little extra help
from the golf gods.
Like Justin Rose on 11…
And Phil Mickelson on 13…
But Lefty needed a little more luck from
them a few holes later when he found himself
on the cart path on 8… camera man—
Camera man, it's a dangerous job people!
Naps can be dangerous too, that is
if you decide to lay down on the side of the fairway…
Didn't even phase him.
The Houston area got over an
inch and a half of rain Wednesday,
and made for some soggy course conditions Thursday.
So in honor of today's mudballs our Throwback Thursday
comes courtesy of Bubba Watson…
That is all I could think of when I saw
players having a few mudball issues in Round 1.
Patrick Reed found out soggy golf is hard when his
mudball took off way right on the fifth hole…
Then proceeded to have a little trouble in the bushes…
If the mudballs were the lows,
the 16th hole provided all the highs.
Mackenzie Hughes with the shot of the day…
But no group cleaned up on 16 quite like this.
First Kyle Stanley from 55 feet…
Then Roberto Castro from 28 feet…
And Russell Henley rounded out
the group with his 26 footer…
Now that's a group effort!
Not to mention Richy Werenski's chip-in!
Will Rickie Fowler, for the first time,
convert an 18-hole lead into a PGA TOUR victory?
We have a lot of golf left and you can
watch it all on Friday, starting at 8:30 am ET
on PGA TOUR LIVE.
I'll see you on the broadcast and again
for The Takeaway Friday night.
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The Hive Mind 5G, Smart Grid, and the Coming 'Global Brain' - Duration: 1:38.
The Hive Mind: 5G, Smart Grid, and the Coming 'Global Brain'
A lot of people look at their smart phones and just see a little phone with a computer
in it.
They have no idea what is coming our way with the smart grid, the Internet of Things, the
Fourth Industrial Revolution, and, simply put, the technological evolution of man.
The singularity isn�t what people have been led to believe� and it�s right around
the corner.
Rick Wiles of TruNews breaks down his attendance at the this year�s Mobile World Congress
where mobile tech industry leaders cheerfully discussed the total information awareness
society and the one trillion dollar �global brain� they are building to rule over
the planet.
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The brothers Winchester, they're out of control.
Thursday...
Assimilate.
Or eliminate.
Nick, you don't have to do this.
Yes I do!
Supernatural, all-new Thursday at 8/7c on The CW.
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How Future's "Mask Off" Made The Flute Hip-Hop's Hottest Instrument | Genius News - Duration: 2:50.
The success of Future's hit "Mask Off" makes it official: the flute is the hottest instrument
in hip-hop.
The song has become Future's biggest solo hit without a guest—it hit #19 on Billboard's
Hot 100, the Top 10 on Genius, and it's currently sitting at #2 on Spotify.
And a lot of that success is thanks to the song's catchy flute sample.
"Percocets, molly, Percocets Percocets, molly, Percocets
The track was produced by Metro Boomin and samples
a flute lick from the 1976 track "Prison Song" by Tommy Butler.
"Tommy Butler, Prison Song"
Metro's flutes have taken social media by storm, inspiring a bunch creative meme videos.
While "Mask Off" has been getting all the attention, the flute has actually been everywhere in the last 6 months.
"Lil Kodak, they don't like to see you winnin' They wanna see you in the penitentiary"
"Flexin' on that bitch, hold up, flexin
bought a necklace on that bitch , hold up"
"Yeah, my side girl got a 5S With the screen cracked, still hit me back right away better not.."
"I got so many felonies, I might can't never go to Canada"
"Ya I know your baby mama fond of me All she want to do is smoke that broccoli"
While rap's hottest producers, like Metro Boomin, Southside, Mike WiLL Made-It , and
Murda Beatz have adopted the sound into their productions, the trend has its roots in Atlanta
trap from the 2000s—DJ Toomp used a flute on T.I's 2004 track "Motivation"
"Better get on yo job, tell'em, haters get on yo job, nigga (Motivation)"
It was later perfected by influential producer Zaytoven who helped define Gucci Mane and Future's sound.
In 2014, he dropped the flute on Migos' "Contraband."
"Contraband, contraband, contraband Contraband, contraband, contraband"
And rap's love for flute sounds runs deep if you listen close enough, you can hear it on plenty of throwback classics
Eric B. & Rakim, "Paid In Full"
Snoop Dogg, "Tha Shiznit"
Jay Z, "Big Pimpin"
The Beatnuts, "Watch Out Now"
Now that the Flute's made a major comeback, somebody needs to call Ron Burgundy
Stay tuned for even more Genius News
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Fewer trust Trump than major news networks - Duration: 2:26.
Fewer trust Trump than major news networks
By GABBY MORRONGIELLO
More people are willing to place their trust in news outlets President Trump has regularly
criticized than in the president himself, according to a new poll.
A Monmouth University poll released Wednesday found that 58 percent are more likely to trust
ABC News � an outlet described as "totally biased and fake news" by Trump � than the
president.
Forty-seven percent of respondents said they would trust MSNBC, which was recently criticized
for over-hyping an on-air release of Trump tax documents from 2005, over the president
and 37 percent said they would trust Fox News more than Trump.
Fewer than 35 percent said they would trust Trump over ABC or MSNBC, while only 17 percent
of respondents said they would trust him over Fox News.
The poll comes at a time of increasing hostility between Trump and the media.
In a series of tweets Wednesday morning, the president said the New York Times' coverage
has been "worse" since he entered office and other outlets have covered his administration
"viciously and inaccurately."
But even as some Americans remain reluctant to trust Trump over major news outlets, the
media as a whole has suffered a blow to its credibility under Trump.
Nearly 40 percent of respondents in the same poll said traditional media sources have a
tendency to publish "fake news" in order to advance a certain narrative or political agenda.
And more than 60 percent of Americans said major TV and print outlets are guilty of disseminating
"fake news."
"Many Americans believe that fake news is rampant across all types of media.
The main outcome of this phenomenon seems to be that all news media outlets are now
eyed with suspicion," Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray said in a
statement.
The survey of 801 U.S. adults was conducted from March 2-5.
Results contain a margin of error plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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