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The Vampire Diaries 7x11 Promo "Things We Lost in the Fire" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:22.
I'm 100 percent ok.
Peek-a-boo.
Something happened in that hell-world.
Something that you won't admit.
If I wanted to survive, I had to go on without him. So I let him go.
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Pence blames Obama for Trump's heavy work load - Duration: 1:39.
Pence blames Obama for Trump's heavy work load.
by John Siciliano
Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday blamed the previous administration for President
Trump's recent remarks that being commander in chief was more work than expected.
"I don't know that he's found it harder, I think that he has found the range of issues
as president of the United States at home and abroad, given the path of the previous
administration, to be particularly challenging," Pence said in response to a question posed
by "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd on NBC.
Pence was referring to the administration run by former President Barack Obama.
Todd had asked what the president found "harder" about being president, after Trump told Reuters
last week that being president was more work than he anticipated.
"In so many ways the president has said the 'world is a mess,'" and spent a lot of time
in the last 100 days "re-engaging the world" to strengthen ties with allies, while proposing
to rebuild the military, Pence said.
On top of that, the president is also re-engaging on trade deals from the past that have cost
jobs, while domestically "fighting for jobs," he said.
"We went through a difficult time in the last eight years, but America is back under President
Donald Trump," he said.
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Tutorial - Mini Álbum com Cascata - Dia da Mãe | Parte 1 - Duration: 7:21.
Hi! I'm Susana from Pink&Fun
and today I will make a mini album with a very easy waterfall
I'll use some cardstock
with 29 cm x 14 cm
score at 6.5 cm and 7.5 cm
I'll turn the cardstock
and score again at 6.5 cm and 7.5 cm
I've cut two more pieces of cardstock
one with 13.8 cm x 10 cm
and another with 13.8 cm x 11 cm
and I will punch one border with this border punch
but because all the punch borders are different
I recommend you to punch first
and then trim in the indicated measurements
Now I will score the other side at 1 cm and at 2 cm
and I will do the same in the other piece
I'll fold both score lines
trim a small triangle in each flap,
apply some adhesive
and adhere it at the border of the piece I previously made
I'll do the same with the other piece
I've cut 5 more cardstock rectangles
with 12.5 cm x 11 cm
and will punch the largest border of all of them
with a border punch
in the opposite side I will score at 1 cm and 2 cm
I will do the same in all pieces
I'll put double-sided tape on the edge
but avoiding to touch the creases
Of course we can use another king of adhesive
but with this I can show you better what I will do next
which is adhere all the pieces in a ladder shape,
so
I'll adhere this one at this one
always like that, until get a waterfall
If you like this video, do not forget to give a thumbs up or leave a comment
or even share in your social media so that more people can see :)
These two creases here
I will bend over backwards
like so
I will apply double sided tape
and paste
I'll put a little bit more in here
And the waterfall is ready to be applied the base
To embellish I choose this collection
called Fine & Dandy from Dear Lizzy
I will show you quickly the papers
and I'll use one with 13.5 cm x 13.5 cm
and some cardstock with 9 cm x 3 cm
I've already scored it at 1 cm
I'll round the corners at 1/4 inch
and I'll adhere the flap behind the scrapbooking paper
Now I''ll adhere the patterned papel to the cover
bearing in mind that the 9 cm tab
It is the one that gets down
And now I will stick to waterfall at the center
To close I will use two magnets
I will apply double-sided tape
put the two magnets together,
use a little more of tape double-sided tape on the second magnet
and thus I will be able to paste it where you want, easily
I've cut patterned paper to embellish the waterfall
with 12 cm x 8 cm
and that's what I will do next
I'll finish the mini album in the next video
I hope you enjoyed,
thank you for whatching,
Kisses and see you next time!
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The Vampire Diaries 7x11 Extended Promo "Things We Lost in the Fire" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:44.
Hell messes with you. But post-hell is much worse.
I'm 100 percent ok.
Peek-a-boo.
Something happened in that hell-world.
Can't you find someone else to haunt?
Something that you won't admit.
If I wanted to survive, I had to go on without him. So I let him go.
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The Vampire Diaries 7x17 Extended Promo "I Went to the Woods" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:44.
I'm sorry...
do I know you?
That is not Stefan. We don't know who that is.
Keep him close. We're going to need his body.
I don't want to spend the rest of my life babysitting a cheap knockoff of my brother.
- Time to go. - Not a minute too soon. This place is dead.
- I don't plan on giving up this body. - Fair warning...
That hair requires a tremendous amount of maintenance.
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SCIENTISTS JUST OBSERVED EPIGENETIC MEMORIES BEING PASSED DOWN FOR 14 GENERATIONS - Duration: 11:57.
SCIENTISTS
JUST OBSERVED EPIGENETIC MEMORIES BEING PASSED DOWN FOR 14 GENERATIONS
BY KALEE BROWNMAY
Scientists have made some incredible new discoveries on how our minds can literally affect our
biology, especially through the study of epigenetics, the brach of science that looks at how inherited
changes of phenotype (appearance) or gene expression are caused by mechanisms other
than changes in the underlying DNA sequence.
Instead of looking at DNA as the only factor controlling our biology, scientists are also
looking at what�s actually controlling the DNA, which includes our thoughts.
We receive genetic instructions from our DNA, passed down through generations, but the environment
we live in can also make genetic changes.
One of the more recent studies that explored this concept was conducted by a team led by
scientists from the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) in Spain.
Scientists Prove How Far Environmental Genetic Changes Can Be Passed Down Through Generations
To figure out how long the environment can leave a mark on genetic expression, the scientists
used genetically engineered nematode worms that carry a transgene fluorescent protein,
allowing the worms to glow under ultraviolet light.
They then put the worms in different temperature-controlled containers to observe how the heat and the
cold affected their ability to glow.
When the worms were in the colder containers (20� Celsius), the transgene showed low
activity and therefore the worms could barely glow.
However, when they put the worms in a warmer container (25� Celsius), the transgene became
much more active, evinced by the worms� bright glow.
To test the worms even further, the scientists took the warm, glowing worms and put them
back in the cold containers.
To their surprise, the worms continued to glow, which to the scientists meant that they
retained an �environmental memory� of the warmer temperature, allowing the transgene
to remain active.
When the worms had offspring, that memory was actually passed on to their children for
seven generations, allowing them to glow brightly despite never having experienced a warmer
climate.
To further test their epigenetic capabilities, the scientists kept five generations in a
warmer climate of 25� Celsius and then separated their offspring from them, putting them in
colder temperatures.
However, the worms still continued to have the highly active transgene for 14 generations.
This study marks the longest scientists have ever witnessed the passing-down of an environmentally
induced genetic change.
�Worms are very short-lived, so perhaps they are transmitting memories of past conditions
to help their descendants predict what their environment might be like in the future,�
explained co-researcher Tanya Vavouri from the Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute
in Spain.
This study was performed fairly quickly, as the 14 generations studied only took about
50 days to develop; however, this still brings us one step closer to understanding how environmental
genetic change is passed down in other species, including humans.
Other Research Performed on Epigenetics
More research has shown how our environment can affect the development of our children,
our grandchildren, and so on.
For example, Rachel Yehuda, an epigenetics researcher with a special interest in the
intergenerational effects of trauma, and her colleagues studied the effects of trauma survivors
and their offspring.
Their findings showed that the descendants of Holocaust survivors have different stress
hormone profiles than the average human being.
Similar to their parents, the offspring were found to have low levels of cortisol, the
hormone that helps your body recover after trauma, especially if their mothers had PTSD.
However, unlike their parents, the offspring were found to have higher than average levels
of the cortisol-busting enzyme, which the researchers predicted developed in-utero.
This is because the enzyme is typically present in increased levels in the placenta to protect
the fetus from the mother�s circulating cortisol.
If the Holocaust survivors had low levels of this enzyme in the placenta during pregnancy,
the fetus could be exposed to more cortisol, and therefore develop greater amounts of the
enzyme to protect itself.
Another prominent researcher in the field of epigenetics is cellular biologist Dr. Bruce
Lipton, who has shown how our emotions and overall health can regulate genetic expression.
�Medicine does miracles,� Dr. Lipton said, �but it�s limited to trauma.
The AMA protocol is to regard our physical body like a machine, in the same way that
an auto mechanic regards a car.
When the parts break, you replace them�a transplant, synthetic joints, and so on�and
those are medical miracles.�
�The problem is that while they have an understanding that the mechanism isn�t working,
they�re blaming the vehicle for what went wrong.
They believe that the vehicle, in this case our bodies, is controlled by genes, � he
continues.
�But guess what?
They don�t take into consideration that there�s actually a driver in that car.
The new science, epigenetics, reveals that the vehicles�or the genes�aren�t responsible
for the breakdown.
It�s the driver.�
In other words, our minds and our lifestyles are in charge of our health.
This can even be applied to many diseases, including cancer.
�It used to be that we thought a mutant gene caused cancer,� Dr. Lipton explained,
�but with epigenetics, all of that has changed.�
�I placed one stem cell into a culture dish, and it divided every ten hours.
After two weeks, there were thousands of cells in the dish, and they were all genetically
identical, having been derived from the same parent cell.
I divided the cell population and inoculated them in three different culture dishes.�
�Next, I manipulated the culture medium�the cell�s equivalent of the environment�in
each dish.
In one dish, the cells became bone, in another, muscle, and in the last dish, fat.
This demonstrated that the genes didn�t determine the fate of the cells because they
all had the exact same genes.
The environment determined the fate of the cells, not the genetic pattern.
So if cells are in a healthy environment, they are healthy.
If they�re in an unhealthy environment, they get sick.�
The way we look at cancer is changing radically, as it�s clear the mind and our emotions
play a role in causing, and in some cases, treating it.
Louise Hay is a well-known author who discusses the emotional causes of cancer in her book
You Can Heal Your Life.
A cancer survivor herself, she cured her disease in only six months using a combination of
affirmations, visualization, nutritional cleansing, and psychotherapy.
According to Hay, cancer is simply the manifestation of deep hurt, secrets, longstanding resentment,
grief, and/or hatred.
Furthermore, Dr. Lipton actually explains the relationship your mind has to the health
of your cells, which relates to cancer:
Here�s the connection: With fifty trillion cells in your body, the human body is the
equivalent of a skin-covered petri dish.
Moving your body from one environment to another alters the composition of the �culture medium,�
the blood.
The chemistry of the body�s culture medium determines the nature of the cell�s environment
within you.
The blood�s chemistry is largely impacted by the chemicals emitted from your brain.
Brain chemistry adjusts the composition of the blood based upon your perceptions of life.
So this means that your perception of any given thing, at any given moment, can influence
the brain chemistry, which, in turn, affects the environment where your cells reside and
controls their fate.
In other words, your thoughts and perceptions have a direct and overwhelmingly significant
effect on cells.
This may not come as a shock to you, as the relationship between the mind and cellular
health has been studied before.
The molecular signature of meditators has been proven to be significantly different
from those who don�t meditate on a regular basis.
A study performed at the Chopra Center for Wellbeing compared a group of meditators to
a group of non-meditators and found that meditating can have long-term benefits, including improved
mental and cellular health.
You can read more about this in another CE article here.
As a result, meditation, the practice of silencing the mind and looking within, can potentially
decrease your risk of cancer.
Another study showed that meditation can protect and lengthen telomeres, which are located
on the ends of chromosomes.
If your chromosomes are healthy, your cells are healthy as well.
Cancer involves abnormal cell growth, so the healthier your cells, the healthier your body.
It�s clear that the mind can have a strong impact on the human body, though we�re still
discovering just how much of an impact it can have on our biology.
The great news is that epigenetics is furthering our understanding of the mind�s relationship
to the body and how our health could affect future generations.
Through experience, the continuous pursuit of knowledge, and raising consciousness, we
will gain a better understanding of how our bodies work!
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Award Winning Reporter Makes Shocking Admission About Obama's Sexuality - Duration: 4:08.
Award-Winning Reporter Makes Shocking Admission About Obama's Sexuality
Much of Barack Obama's early life was hidden from us during his time in politics.
Now that he is gone from the Oval Office, the truth is starting to leak out, and a respected,
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist has just exposed a shocking admission about Obama's
secret sexuality.
Daily Caller reports that David Garrow won his Pulitzer Prize for his biography of Martin
Luther King Jr. and is a contributor to The Washington Post and The New York Times.
However, those accomplishments are likely to pale in comparison to his soon-to-be-released
work, Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama.
In the book, Garrow reveals that Obama admitted that he "considered being homosexual as
a young man" after a long-term, on and off campus relationship with an openly gay professor,
Lawrence Goldyn.
"Goldyn made a huge impact on Barry Obama," Garrow wrote in the book.
"Almost a quarter century later, asked about his understanding of gay issues, Obama enthusiastically
said, 'my favorite professor my first year in college was one of the first openly gay
people that I knew…He was a terrific guy' with whom Obama developed a 'friendship
beyond the classroom.'"
The biographer added, "Goldyn years later would remember that Obama 'was not fearful
of being associated with me' in terms of 'talking socially' and 'learning from
me' after as well as in class."
Obama's shocking confession about his sexuality came in an exchange with a college girlfriend:
"Three years later, Obama wrote somewhat elusively to his first intimate girlfriend
that he had thought about and considered gayness, but ultimately had decided that a same-sex
relationship would be less challenging and demanding than developing one with the opposite
sex," Garrow wrote.
"But there is no doubting that Goldyn gave eighteen-year-old Barry a vastly more positive
and uplifting image of gay identity and self-confidence than he had known in Honolulu."
That sounds like logic a college girl might buy from a boyfriend, although it seems inherently
disingenuous.
It almost seems as if he was trying to convince the girl that he was attracted to her rather
than to men.
According to USSA News, when Garrow was asked about Obama's experimenting with homosexuality,
he replied, "I think anyone and everyone, no matter what their role in life deserves
a certain basic degree of privacy, in that context."
Another respected journalist, Charles C. Johnson, has reported that Obama joined the "Gay
Club" at Occidental College in 1979.
Pictured: Tweet from Charles C. Johnson
Certainly, more details about Obama's time at Occidental will be revealed when Garrow's
book is released in May.
Below is an audio interview with David Garrow from The Jamie Weinstein Show:
More truths about the former president are certain to be revealed in the near future.
Regardless of what the facts are, there is one thing that we already know with certainty:
Obama and the Democrats were not honest with the American public in countless ways.
The Democrat Party is in shambles now as a result.
People are starting to demand truth and authenticity from politicians, and the more that they learn,
the more disillusioned they become.
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📦 April ScrawlrBox Unboxing + Challenge 🎨 - Duration: 8:50.
Hello everyone and welcome back to my channel.
In today's video I'm going to open the newest Scrawlrbox!
Let's take a look inside!
We get the usual little package of supplies, the art of the featured artist of the month and some paper.
The art of the month features a bunny of some sort, I think, surrounded by pencils.
It was made by Stina Jones. You can read more information about her on the back of the card
with all her links to her social medias accounts.
Now to the supplies.
This is all that we got inside the box.
3 Stylefile Brush Marker
1 Zig Cartoonist Mangaka pen in 05
1 Mangaka Flexible marker with a fine tip, also by Zig
1 Stabilo All surface pencil
1 Cretacolor monolith pencil
and two pieces of Canson Bristol paper
Let's start swatching with the Cretacolor pencil.
It's a 2B pencil so it's pretty soft, I've already used some pencils like this but I prefer wooden ones.
Next is the Cartoonist mangaka pen.
It's a water based pigment marker that is smudge proof with watercolours and alcohol markers once the ink is dry.
The nib is 05, I prefer finer ones but still, it performs quite well.
Next is the Flexible Mangaka marker pen.
It has the same smudge proof ink like the previous one but the tip is flexible which gives more variations in the lines.
Then we've got the markers. Those are Stylefile brush marker, they have two tips, like most markers.
One is a rubber-like brush nib, the other one is a chisel tip for colouring large areas.
They do smell quite strongly of alchohol… more like markers for white boards do rather than copics or promarkers.
And finally the Stabilo all surface pencil.
It feels a bit "waxy" and is not that saturated, unlike it's stated on the card.
I also tested if the Zig pens are indeed marker proof by colouring on top and it worked!
Those are definitely smudge proof!
And the ink from the marker doesn't bleed that much as well, at least not with the Canson paper, so that's good.
Now, let's move on to the challenge! The theme for this month is: Stranger Worlds.
I doodled a quick idea and ended going with an astronaut character, just like in my previous Scrawlrbox unboxing.
I drew the astronaut sitting on a planet, with other planets or moons around.
It's not meant to be a real existing planet so the design is random.
After I was done sketching I started inking with the zig pen
and used all the other supplies as welll for the rest of the artwork.
I'll let you watch the process and will see you at the end for my thoughts on the products and to show you the final piece.
And I'm done ! This is the finished piece, I hope you like it!
Like I said earlier, I used all the supplies from the box,
but also a few extra markers and pen because I could not get what I wanted with what was inside the box.
Now, for my final thoughts.
Overall, I'm quite happy with the theme and the supplies.
They are not bad but that doesn't mean they are my new favourite either.
The markers I don't think I will use again.
They do smell strong and I feel like the strokes are quite visible, even though I used circular motions to colour.
I had troubles blending the greys together, like one colour was 'pushing' the other, which is a bit weird.
They are not bad per say, but I enjoy my promarkers more.
I can see myself using the pencil again.
It's quite a standard supply dont I don't really have anything in particular to say about it
Next there's the Stabilo white pencil. I'm going to be honest, I'm not fond of it.
It's quite buildable as I mentioned before, but it's really waxy,
so forget about putting ink or colors on top after you used it.
It's not going to stick to the paper.
It also made my black ink smudge in some parts, maybe because it wasn't dry enough when I applied it? I don't really know.
Anyway, I've had better white pencils, more pigmented, so I think I'll pass on this one.
And finally, the Zig pens. I really enjoyed those.
The fact that they are smudge proof is an absolute plus for me because I use markers very often.
They did dry fast and the ink is a nice deep black.
I would've preferred a smaller nib for the detail marker, but the flexible one is perfect!
Before I wrap up this video, here is a little side by side of my march artwork and my april piece.
I'd like to imagine that the little astronaut has finally managed to reach space like she wanted to.
Or another interpretation could be that the march piece is what happens after the april one that I just did.
And that the astronaut is stuck on the alien planet she visited
and watches the sky as she desperately wishes to escape…
But it's a bit sad so I'm gonna stuck with my first idea.
Anyway, thank you so much for watching!
! I hope you enjoyed this video, if you did, please give me thumbs up and subscribe to my channel!
I will see you next week, BYE!
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20 QUESTION LOC TAG IN HAITIAN CREOLE | 20 KESYON LOC TAG EN KRÉYOL AYISYEN - Duration: 13:28.
Hello everyone, welcome to my channel
today, I am going to do the loc Tag
I am going to answer 20 questions
20 questions about my hair
1. Do you remember the specific moment you decided you were going to lock your hair? Where were you and how did you feel?
I do remember
at the time I was living in the state of Alabama
how I felt.....I was in a very difficult situation
I wont go into too much detail
I'm still finding ways not to let that situation affect me today
at the time I was pregnant with my first son
everyone that I thought was in my life for good
the people that I thought would always support me
I'm extremely independent, I never place burdens on others and Ive always taken care of myself
but these people abandoned me, not because I was gong to be a burden but because they would rather judge me
At that point in my life I had no one
I told myself that ...
if you really have no one
and you have no support...
but
the people who were judging you are now gone
you can now be free and do what makes you happy
even something as small as doing my hair how I like it
without thinking about what others will say
at the time I felt free
2. What method, if any, did you use to start your locks?
I'm saying locs because we call them dreads no matter the connotation
Im just going to say locs, I don't think that's creole...
the method I started with was 2-strand twists
3. How old are your locks?
I've been locking for 6 years
4. What is the length of your longest lock? And shortest?
I have never measured my hair
Im going to do a 6-year loc update
for my hair
for my 6 year mark
In the video, I will measure my hair so you can see the actual length
while in this video, I'll just..
pull the loc out so you can see
this is...
my longest loc
I believe my hair
this one stops under my breast
I believe my hair in the back is finer and looser
That's why I think the locs in the back are the longest
the ones in the front seem shorter
but Im going to measure then in the 6-year loc update to see
5. Do you have any locks that are especially unique?
I think they are all unique
I don't think I have one that looks like the other
6. How many locks do you have currently?
I have 68
Is that the same number you started with?
Yes, I haven't joined any
only thing I did was cut these two, I did not like their ends
That's why they are so short
7. What shampoo or other products do you use on your locks?
I always say, what ever works for you, use it
I'll never tell you any product was heaven sent because it may not work for you.
my main products right now are; ORS creamy shampoo, ORS hair lotion and Island oil by JML
8. How often do you wash your locks?
2-3 times a month
it depends on how dirty my hair is and my level of activity but I do it at least twice a month
9. Do you do any regular maintenance on your locks?
no, I only retwist when I feel like it or I'm going somewhere and what to try a style. but no regular maintenance.
10. What are your favorite beads or other decorations?
I really like the gold loc cuffs, the are simple to put in and take out and they are cute
11. If your locks had their own personal motto, what would it be?
it would be "nou led, nou la"
I read this in an article about Haitian women
they are not wrapped up in what society deems is beautiful
for them, "nou led, nou la"(we are ugly but we are here) means
in the eyes of others we may be ugly but we are here
we are always here working and building
I love that saying and it really flows with my hair
my hair isn't always done
how you see it now is how it always is
others can think its ugly...
when I first started I reason some negative comments
my hair is ugly but its here
12. If you could start a new set of locks, would you do anything differently?
the only thing I would do different...
I would have more locs
My hair is thin, so it wouldn't have been a good Idea but that what I would have done
13. Is there anything else unique about your appearance other than locks? (tattoos, piercings, etc)
only thing I would say is my appearance
my vibe...Im very simple, I have no tattoos or piercings.
to me that's unique
most people don't like to be simple
simple is my goal
14. How many people do you know personally with locks
when I first started, I did not know anyone with locs
now I see a lot of people embracing locs. I also do hair, so a lot of my clients have locs
15. Have any employers turned you down for having locks? Any wanted you BECAUSE of your locks?
I have never had that experience but I think its because I am a woman
I usually see men get turned down a lot
with the same qualifications
they get judged on their locs a bit quicker
some people don't think my hair is locked, they think its weave or braids because women typically do a lot with their hair
never experienced it but my husband has
16. Whats the WEIRDEST question you've gotten about your locks?
2 questions are; do I wash my hair and is it weave
are they braids
It doesn't bother me but its always weird to get these questions when I grew my hair and I wash it
17. Have you ever had a freak accident or an embarrassing moment involving your locks?
no.
18. Do you have any locked role models? If so, who?
no, I dont
I truly believe the loc experience is unique for everyone, so it wouldn't make sense
but I do admire a lot of other people's locs
19. What locked YouTubers could you see yourself hanging out with in real life?
there are quite a few
I like watching JoyceMD, she seems very chill and laid back
shes very articulate and seems really cool
I can relate because Im like that
another is SOPH B, we met on YouTube and are now really good friends
another is Keisha Charmaine, I love her videos and have been watching her since she was a newbie
Jasmine Rose is another
she's also Haitian, I love her youtube personality
last question
who are you tagging in this video, I tag everyone, even if you don't speak English
you can do it in your language if you want to
we are at the end f this video, thank you so much for watching and supporting
Im super shy but Im glad I did this video, I hope you like it
I'll still upload regular content but I will insert some HHM videos for this month
just to share some of the culture
Thanks! see you later
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Grey's Anatomy 13x22 Sneak Peek "Leave It Inside" (HD) Season 13 Episode 22 Sneak Peek - Duration: 0:32.
-You talk to Wilson a lot. -Daily. Why?
She and Karev -- you think they're back together?
I don't know.
Oh...
Oh, never mind. Forget I asked.
-You like her. -Nope. I'm not doing this.
No. Hey, hang on, hang on. Stop.
You're a good guy. You -- you want to let that go.
Okay? You made a grand gesture,
but she still hasn't said anything to you, has she?
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Maya Angelou Goes Full Beast Mode - Duration: 2:40.
- Welcome back to Maya is Mad.
(upbeat music) (whip cracking)
Today I'm in beast mode and ready to give 'em hell.
At a recent appearance in Germany,
Ivanka Trump described her father as an advocate for women.
Ivanka is so delusional, her imagination runs wild.
(whip cracking) Roasted.
Shea Moisture, whose customer base is predominantly black,
released a whitewashed ad
making their core customers feel alienated.
Shea Moisture's marketing team is so disloyal
they're free from the overbearing chains of commitment.
(gunshot) Shots fired.
Former Bachelor contestant Chris Soules
fled the scene of a fatal car crash he caused.
Chris is such a coward
yet his choices are so bold.
(whip cracking) Respect.
Scott Baio blasted his former costar Erin Moran,
saying she died from a heroine overdose.
It turns out she died due to cancer complications.
Scott Baio is such a loudmouth.
He opens his trap and from the depths of his diaphragm
come sounds as consuming as those of
a symphony orchestra paying homage to Nickelback.
His speech is cacophonous
like the sound of clashing symbols.
His tunes are never-ending.
We've heard them all before.
Scott Baio, the noisy parrot.
I know why the caged bird sings
but I don't know what the fuck is up with you.
(whip cracking) Shit.
Damn Maya, you really did it on 'em.
Tune in next week to see who I defecate on.
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Michelle Pisses Off Patriots As She Backs Beyonce's Latest Cop Hating Stunt - Duration: 4:45.
Michelle Pisses Off Patriots As She Backs Beyonce's Latest Cop-Hating Stunt
Michelle Obama had to insert herself into Beyonce's latest cop-hating stunt, which
she timed to celebrate the anniversary of her song "Formation."
Many have bad memories of Beyonce at the Super Bowl, where she performed that song while
wearing a Black Panther outfit.
Now, Michelle is giddy, sucking up to Beyonce and backing her cop-hating stunt, and you'll
be pissed off that these two women continue to push their sick agenda.
Beyonce is infamous with patriotic Americans for her disastrous 2016 Super Bowl Halftime
Show performance.
The anti-cop message was heard loud and clear, thanks to the song "Formation."
The "Formation" video is heavy on Black Lives Matter imagery, including sequences
of white police officers harassing young black people and a shot of graffiti that reads,
"Stop shooting us."
To keep the anti-cop imagery going, Beyonce's costumes for the 2016 Super Bowl were reminiscent
of the Black Panthers along with the black fist power sign.
In response to the disrespect and hate displayed, police organizations, along with patriots
who are pro-police, all across the country launched boycotts of Beyonce.
So, when Beyonce says she's celebrating her album "Lemonade" with a women's
scholarship fund that she calls "Formation," pro-police Americans are saying, really?
Out of all of the names she could have gone with, why is she stirring up anti-police sentiments
again?
"Beyoncé announced the launch of Formation Scholars on Monday in celebration of the anniversary
of her visual album 'Lemonade.'
One scholarship each will be awarded to a woman who is 'unafraid to think outside
the box and [is] bold, creative, conscious and confident' at Berklee College of Music,
Parsons School of Design, Howard University and Spelman College," reports Huffington
Post.
But, that's not all.
Michelle Obama now has to weigh in with a big tweet congratulating Beyonce on this cop-hating
stunt.
Of course, it's not politically correct to bash Beyonce when she is being charitable,
but conservative Americans are tired of that bull crap.
Let's call this what it is; Beyonce and Michelle Obama tag-teaming a jab at law enforcement
under the guise of this scholarship fund.
Why not call it the "Lemonade" scholarship fund if this is about her album of the same
name?
Michelle Obama says Beyonce is a role model for us all and especially for young girls.
However, here's some of the lyrics from the song Formation: "When he f*ck me good,
I take his ass to Red Lobster, cause I slay.
When he f*ck me good, I take his ass to Red Lobster, we gon slay, If he hit it right,
I might take him on a flight on my chopper, I slay, Drop him off at the mall, let him
buy some J's, let him shop up, 'cause I slay."
Are these lyrics that inspire a women's scholarship?
Michelle Obama obviously has no idea what she is talking about.
The leftist media outlet HuffPo loves what Beyonce is doing too, reporting, "Beyoncé
performed for Michelle Obama a few times and collaborated with her for Let's Move!, it's
safe to say that they're practically BFFs.
Queens recognize queens."
Nothing about this anti-cop song or Beyonce's lyrics makes one think about empowering women.
This is just a stunt to publicize her "Lemonade" album again, while covertly supporting the
cop-hating Black Lives Matter agenda.
This pisses off patriots more than most things because these two so-called divas do it while
pretending to empower women.
There's nothing worse than pandering to young impressionable youths, using a song
filled with profanity, lies, and hate.
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Dua e Qunoot - Witr ki teesri rakaat me yeh dua parhen HD SOUND - Duration: 1:24.
Dua-e-Qunoot is recited in witr prayer after offering 4 Farz Isha, 2 Rakat Sunnat Isha,
2 Rakat Nafil Isha as our Beloved Holy Prophet (PBUH) used to read dua Qunoot in witr namaz
regularly.
اللهم إنا نستعينك ونستغفرك ونؤمن بك ونتوكل عليك ونثني
عليك الخير ونشكرك ولا نكفرك ونخلع ونترك من يفجرك
اللهم إياك نعبد ولك نصلي ونسجد وإليك نسعى ونحفد
ونرجو رحمتك ونخشى عذابك إن عذابك بالكفار ملحق
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