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Vita Alvia - Balikan (Official Music Video) - Duration: 4:40.

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Video 20: Hairspray on glass heated bed (3D printing how to + a small tip) - Duration: 5:22.

Hi there, folks!

Welcome to today's tutorial.

Before we begin a quick reminder to switch on the

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Allright folks, let me start by showing you why I prefer

to use the hairspray over gluestick:

If you look at this print

you can actually see the residue of the gluestick

wich I don't like, because is not uniform.

If you look at this piece, wich is printed over hairspray,

you can even see some splatters

but we are trying to correct this today.

Anyway, the surface is way smoother than with glue stick.

When it comes to what kind of haispray you can use

any kind you can find in the stores.

What matters is this number over here wich shows how strong the hairspray is.

This is number 4,

but since I have some friends who are hairstylists

I got my hands on a number 5 super strong spray.

And we are going to test this to see the results.

First of all, what you need to do is to clean your glass bed with dishwasher solution.

Add a little bit over the glass, let it for a few minutes, then place it under the water jet.

In order to remove all the water stains and fingerprints

that might still be on the dried out glass, you use a clean cloth, soaked in alcohol

and gently rub the surface with it.

Now that we have a clean glass

we start to apply hairspray

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Funniest & Cutest French Bulldog puppies Videos Compilation 2018 | Funny DOG compilation #452 - Duration: 4:18.

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เพลงหมาหมา - China Dolls (2000) | MUSIC VIDEO - Duration: 3:42.

My dog is named Winki, he was born with a playful personality

He doesn't grumble, he doesn't complain, and would never hurt anyone

Every time he sees I'm lonely, I have him as my good friend

And he wouldn't think of abandoning me, he never behaves badly

He's not like a human who would love you so much, then leave you every time

Before I had you willing to listen to me, I had you understanding me

But you disappeared, leaving only two dogs

I have them willing to listen to me, I have them understanding me

They would never disappear, I only have them as my friend when I'm lonely

My dog is never fierce, his name is Mao Mao

We see each other every morning, he understands me

He has a sure personality, he's never naughty like others

And would never think of abandoning me, he never behaves badly

He's not like a human who would love you so much, then leave you every time

Before I had you willing to listen to me, I had you understanding me

But you disappeared, leaving only two dogs

I have them willing to listen to me, I have them understanding me

They would never disappear, I only have them as my friend when I'm lonely

Before I had you willing to listen to me, I had you understanding me

But you disappeared, leaving only two dogs

I have them willing to listen to me, I have them understanding me

They would never disappear, I only have them as my friend when I'm lonely

Before I had you willing to listen to me, I had you understanding me

But you disappeared, leaving only two dogs

I have them willing to listen to me, I have them understanding me

They would never disappear, I only have them as my friend when I'm lonely

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✅ VIDEO – « J'étais en échec scolaire » : Calogero revient sur son parcours difficile - Gala - Duration: 2:41.

Savoir ce que l'on veut faire dès l'adolescence, c'est n'est pas donné à tout le monde

En particulier lorsque les notes ne sont pas au rendez-vous : difficile en effet de se motiver dans une voie qui semble ne pas nous convenir

Et vu le nombre de personnes qui décident de changer de carrière au cours de leur vie, vouloir changer de vie, de métier, ce n'est pas si rare que ça

Les artistes sont nombreux à l'avoir expérimenté. Et sur la liste, on retrouve notamment Calogero

Invité ce week-end sur le plateau de 20h30 le Dimanche, sur France 2, le chanteur a confié sans honte avoir rencontré des difficultés à l'école

Mais ce sont justement ces difficultés qui l'ont poussé à tenter sa chance dans la musique : « Ce qui m'a donné envie, c'est que j'étais en échec scolaire

J'étais apprenti plombier-électricien, et j'étais vraiment en échec scolaire », confie-t-il

Ce qui a changé sa vie ? Des artistes, tout simplement : « J'ai découvert un jour un groupe qui s'appelle Depeche Mode, et ça a changé ma vie

Je ne les voyais pas, j'entendais juste les chansons, et en fait je me suis dit que c'était ça que je voulais faire, c'était ce métier-là

 »Dès lors, l'adolescent devenu adulte a tout fait pour persévérer dans cette voie

Et, 30 ans plus tard, le moins que l'on puisse dire est que c'est une réussite. Depuis ses débuts en 1987 avec le groupe Les Charts jusqu'à aujourd'hui, Calogero a enchaîné les tubes, de « En apesanteur  » à « Face à la mer », en passant par « Je joue de la musique », le succès est au rendez-vous pour chaque morceau, et l'artiste collabore avec de nombreux autres chanteurs

La preuve qu'il ne faut jamais abandonner ses rêves.

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Happiness Core Video - Duration: 5:18.

Over the course of millenniums, the definition of happiness has changed and rewritten to

meet the standards current culture.

Scientists went back as far as analyzing the Classic of Rites from 1st to 5th century BCE,

and found "fu" (福) was defined as, "fortunate, lucky, smooth, and free of obstacles."

Historian McMahon found the Greek term eudaimonia to mean happiness.

The word is a combination of the Greek words eu (good) and daimon (god, spirit, demon),

to which he concluded, "eudaimonia thus contains within it a notion of fortune--for

to have a good daimon on your side, a guiding spirit, is to be lucky-- and a notion of divinity,

for a daimon is an emissary of the gods who watches over each of us."

Mistakes in achieving happiness or what we perceive as being good methods to finding

happiness can be partially attributed to misguided conclusions or lessons.

Those primarily being the idea that short-term happiness is generally sought after, intentional

or not, and long-term happiness is far more often overlooked.

Plenty of articles online can be found on achieving short-term happiness such as those

from Wellness, WikiHow, and others.

The problem is, they merely brush over ways of achieving long-term happiness, and instead

propose methods such as 'exercising', 'listening to music', 'going on a vacation',

and 'getting more sleep'.

Today's longest pursuit of happiness are the Grant and Glueck studies at Harvard.

Since 1938, Harvard researchers tracked 724 men throughout their life.

The researchers gathered information by giving the participants questionnaires, talking to

the participant's children, and receiving medical reports from the participant's doctors.

One of the keys to having sustained happiness theorized from the study is that social connections

are abjectly crucial for both good health and happiness, and that contrarily, loneliness

hinders health and overall subjective happiness.

George Vaillant, an American psychiatrist and Professor at Harvard Medical School involved

in the study can be quoted saying, "When the study began, nobody cared about empathy

or attachment.

But the key to healthy aging is relationships, relationships, relationships."

The following is a video from Robert Waldinger, who's the 4th lead director of

the 80 year long Harvard Study.

Overall the main ideas that can be taken from this is that short-term and long-term happiness

need to be balanced.

Short-term happiness can come from easy activities such as exercising, sleeping, having hobbies

and committing random acts of kindness.

Long-term happiness, contrarily, is derived from having deep relationships with friends

and family, and a strong connection to your community.

These are part of the fundamentals to leading a happy and healthy life.

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Marriage - His Needs Her Needs Video #2 - Duration: 16:01.

hey welcome back this is Erin it is video number two I am so excited to be

doing this series with you and today we are gonna be talking about needs each

other's needs and the biggest thing that I have learned I think in my marriage is

that men and women need different things and the first thing that men need is

respect and what women need is love and you will actually find that this is

biblically based if you go and look it up in scriptures it God commands the man

to love his wife and it commands the woman to respect her husband and it's

very interesting because anytime my husband and I have any kind of like

squabble or disagreement about something it always comes out he will say

something to the effect well I felt so disrespected by like and fill in the

blank to whatever it is that I had done sometimes most of time hopefully

unintentionally and I didn't mean to disrespect him but for a woman sometimes

that thought process does not come naturally for me I want to feel loved I

want to feel loved I want to give love that's easy and

natural for me I feel like that's really how God created and made women and for

men they want to be respected and so that is some of the highest needs I

think of each other and so sometimes we have to think about like even though

like for Valentine's Day let's say I might want to get love in the fact of

flowers and a nice card and the long written spiel about how he loves me

right that's what I would naturally want to do for him but I also need to then

figure out okay he wants to be respected how can I show him respect and sometimes

that comes down to the littlest things for example I'm home with my girls all

day long so let's say for example my husband is a neat freak okay which

actually I love because then I'm not always the one cleaning up all the time

right but for example when he's not home and

the girls make a mess underneath the kitchen table I want to clean up that

mess under the table just as if he were to respect him and then the girls see

that I'm respecting their father so you really want to make sure that through

all these things that you're always keeping in mind the fact that we as

women want to be loved but our husbands truly and deeply want to be respected so

one of the things that is crucial to this is how you talk about your spouse

when they are not around how do you portray your spouse to your friends to

your family on social media I'm not saying that you and your spouse always

have to agree and you always have to get along but you cannot badmouth your

spouse can't happen I grew up in a house where I never heard my parents speak ill

of each other ever like I can't even tell you what time I just thought that

was normal so it was very easy for me to adapt that kind of mindset they didn't

even talk about anyone else behind their back let alone each other but

I never heard them speak bad about each other and until I started seeing other

marriages and having friends complain or other family members complain about

their significant other I realized that's not good because then what does

the respect for your spouse do for those other people all of a sudden if you have

no respect for your spouse by speaking bad about them behind their back the

people you're talking to it lowers their respect for your husband I know ain't

that crazy never even had thought about that until it was kind of pointed out to

me but you as their wife have to be their number one Supporter so again like

I said that doesn't mean you're not gonna have disagreements and arguments

or might not agree on the same thing but don't tell other people that okay if you

want to go see a counselor and seek you know confidentiality you know where you

can learn and to work through some of the differences that you and your spouse

have that's totally different you just don't want to go gossip to family

members friend and on social media about some of the negative things maybe that's

what's gone on in your relationship that have gone on with your spouse or

behaviors of your spouse so that's the number one thing the need for him to

be respected okay and now I know sometimes here's the hard part you would

say well if I if I felt loved by him then I would show him respect that's not

how this is gonna work okay sometimes you have to be the first to show and you

have to show repeatedly over and over and over right so God does not call us

to say well you can respect your husband if he loves you first no no no no we

need to respect no matter what okay and I know that's not always easy and I know

it's not always hard again I'm talking to the very basic I don't say basic but

the normal kind of behaviors if you're in a relationship that is you know doing

dealing with abuse or other things that are more detriment then then you need to

go talk to your professional but I'm talking about our average everyday

squabbles and you know frustrations that we have with each other

so that's the first thing the second thing that has helped me tremendously

and I'm not perfect at it let me start there but I never wanted to be a nagging

wife I didn't want to be negative wife I wanted to be a proverbs 31 wife right

so one of the things that I have learned is let's say for example I asked my

husband take the trash out and it's been a half an hour to an hour later and I'm

not sure if he remembered to take out the trash so instead of saying honey

have you taken out the trash yet instead I just thank him hey Wes by the way

thank you so much for taking out the trash if he hasn't taken out the trash

he will most likely respond with I totally forgot thank you so much for the

reminder and he's not offended he's not upset he's not put on the defensive

because I thanked him for doing something now I know it seems silly to thank

him for doing the taking out the trash but anytime they do any kind of

household doing something with the kids whatever it is thank them wouldn't you

like to be thanked for bathing the kids or making dinner or doing the groceries

whatever it is it never hurts to thank one another okay because by thanking

each other you're also putting little you know for him you're showing him the

respect if he does it for you you're getting those little amounts of love

pieces that you want back so keep those things in mind

just even the little things that you say thank you for and instead of nagging

just being thanking them for something that's gonna help and it's gonna go a

long way saying I love you and showing affection giving each other a hug and a

kiss like I mentioned in the video yesterday hug and a kiss when they first

get home from work letting kids see that affection again the couch time being

able to sit down on the couch even if it's for five minutes tell the kids look

mom and dad are just gonna talk for five minutes

it's good for them to see it's good for you guys to have that connection as well

learning each other's love languages you can go to five love languages if you

google it and you can do the love language trust and see which of the love

languages your spouse responds best to because chances are it's not gonna be

the same as yours and the way that you want to show is usually the way you want

to receive it back so you really want to figure out what they want and so you can

start thinking in terms of okay how would you like to see love and respect

right and hopefully then you could do this love language test together and

you're spouse will be willing to you know understand and kind of see where

you're where you're at and the things that you need as well so the next thing

that I want to talk about is a big need I feel like especially on the husband

side is a need for physical intimacy and I will tell you that this has a large

range I mean and if you are dealing with some serious issues from the past or

whatever then seriously please go and talk to a counselor but I'm just talking

on the basic level I remember from the very beginning my mom had told me that

you never use sexual intimacy as a weapon or as a means to get something

okay so which means you don't withhold if you are mad at them and you don't do

it just for them to do something for you does that make sense and you know I know

one you've young kids it is hard to find time I mean I mean it just is let's be

honest usually by the end of the day you're tired and you're like really you

know but I we have had to find a way to make a time and sometimes

unfortunately in the season of our life with the young kids

it's like scheduled which sounds like totally unromantic right but if we

don't make sure that we make time to get that in it doesn't happen right it's not

the same as it was when we were single I mean not single when we were married but

without children okay and so that is an important aspect and I feel like I just

listened to actually two men do a date night training where they talked about

this and they said just having that physical intimacy helps them so much in

responding to us and dealing with their wife and I know that might sound weird

or unfair or unselfish or whatever it is the point is it's not only good for them

but it's good for you as a wife it's good for you guys to have that physical

intimacy and to and to be together and to be able to share that because that's

what God created it for okay and I I guarantee that you will

definitely feel more of a closeness if you make time for that in your life all

right so if that's been a struggle for you guys make sure for sure that you

talk about that in tomorrow's video we will talk more about you know arguments

and communication and things like that but definitely for sure

make sure that's that's part of your regular activity

the other thing things that you can do is make sure you're still flirting

together doing date nights which I know we talked about showing affection make

sure you thank God for your spouse everyday okay thank God for your your

spouse and your mate and for imperfections and all okay so I know

sometimes it might not always be easy and you might be struggling here's what

I suggest and I totally took this idea from someone else so I can't take credit

but you want to do a thank-you journal if you're struggling with your

relationship with your spouse or struggling to feel grateful for them I

highly recommend that you do a thankful journal and I actually did this just

recently I just started and I just did a scrap piece of paper it doesn't have to

be pretty I mean you can make it pretty if you want but I just wanted to start

and I tried to write down one thing every day I was thankful for my spouse

for now it was as simple as he did the groceries or he helped out putting the

kids to bed sometimes it was that you know he

took me out on a date night it doesn't have to be elaborate but every day if

you focus on something you're thankful for for your spouse then you can present

that as a gift to him so I did that for Christmas and he loved it he actually

said to me he goes I have this many things for you to be thankful about I

mean it like it was amazing he said was the best most thoughtful gift anyone's

ever given him and like I said it was a notebook paper okay and I tried to like

go back at least once a week and write down things that happen throughout the

week so I didn't always remember every day you don't have to make it every day

okay it just has to be real and raw and those are the things that I think will

go a long way not only with your attitude but then with your spouse as

well so you can give that to them as a present be happy and excited to see your

spouse when they get home know when your spouse has faults and where they struggle

and try to be supportive one of my biggest issues that I am working on is

with dealing with my husbands sometimes his anger or he tends to yell and then

you know in front of the kids I'll do the I rule or why are you yelling at

them like I never yell at the kids right like I don't know where this is coming

from but those kinds of things like I have to really try to think about being

more respectful in the way that if I don't appreciate or like some of the

ways that he's addressed the kids not to address it in front of the children

okay like I'm telling you right now this is one of my biggest struggles I have to

work on this but that is one thing that we've learned is he's like don't treat

me like a child in front of the children like don't be my mother right and so

that's one of the things that I'm working if that's something you do well

and you have some ideas please let me know how I can be better about that but

those are some of the other things again that show respect is I am trying to be

better about not showing my emotion or reaction if I'm not liking something and

then once the kids are in bed or with we can go into a different room and then we can

discuss those issues but just not in front of the kids um oh the very last

thing hold on let me look at my notes real quick

okay I just want to make sure I have everything covered the very last thing

that we have to remember is that marriage is not 50/50 it's a hundred a

hundred which sounds very awkward to say but you have to give all of yourself and

they have to give all of themselves and I know sometimes not every marriage is

a hundred a hundred but you can't justify their behavior and say well I'm

not gonna give a hundred percent because they don't that's not how marriage works

and if you really truly want to improve your marriage and want to change that

and hopefully maybe help increase that percentage on both sides then you have

to show up you have to do what you can you have to be the godly woman mother

and wife that God has called you to be regardless of their behavior because it

doesn't matter what they do or how they do all that matters is your reaction and

how you choose to deal with it so for example I have a friend whose

husband travels a lot he is gone a lot and I said to her hey do with it that

would be so hard for me because then I hear her talk about him going on like a

golf outing with some friends or going away for the weekend and I just think oh

my gosh that's so unfair and she's like no no she's like if you don't change

your mindset you will be miserable she's like it's not a 50/50 thing it's not

like if he gets to go golfing then I get to go out and do stuff with my

girlfriends it's not that she doesn't get to do that stuff which she's totally

changed her mind set on what their role is for their family he is supporting

their family he is trying to make them have financial freedom right so they

both have to understand where they're at and she looks at his like I get to be my

kid's best friend I get to be the one that they call and want to be around all

the time I am the one who gets to care for my children that I wanted to have so

again it's all about your mindset and where are you at with the relationship

truly are you blaming the other person for what's going on and what's happened

or are you willing to step up and take responsibility for where you're at and

how to improve the marriage and you can only improve your actions you can't

improve their actions but by continually improving what you do and how you react and

how you treat your spouse will be a game-changer down the road okay and it's

not gonna happen overnight and I wish I could tell you that it would and it

probably won't but if you continue time and time and time again to not always be

the martyr but to show up and lovingly do these things and treat your spouse

with respect and with love then I guarantee you you will see a change I

hope this video is helpful for you I would love to hear what things that I

spoke about stuck out to you and I would love to hear two or three things from

you that you think that you want to work on and things that will help improve

your marriage you guys have a great day I'll talk to you soon bye

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✅ Πασχάλης Τερζής: Σπάνια εμφάνιση και ντουέτο με την κόρη του Γιάννα (video) - People Greece - Duration: 1:15.

Ο Πασχάλης Τερζής απέχει συνειδητά από τα φώτα της δημοσιότητας τα τελευταία χρόνια και οι εμφανίσεις, που πραγματοποιεί είναι πραγματικά σπάνιες

Ο λαϊκός αοιδός που έχει γράψει σημαντική ιστορία με τις ερμηνείες του, λείπει σε όλους τους λάτρεις του καλού τραγουδιού

Η κόρη του, Γιάννα, βρήκε αφορμή και ανέβασε τρία βίντεο με το μπαμπά της. Οι δύο τους φαίνεται να περνούν καλά και δεν λείπουν τα τραγούδια από το ρεπερτόριό τους

«Family Matters! 3 videos full of music & fun!», έγραψε χαρακτηριστικά η τραγουδίστρια

Δείτε το βίντεο που ανέβασε στον προσωπικό της λογαριασμό.

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NEELI project video - Duration: 31:15.

My name is Zsolt Függ, I'm the chairman of Eurotender Association form Szeged, Hungary

and we are here for an 8-day programme with our international project partners

at a meeting for youth workers within the project called NEELI (Non-formal Education for Inclusion).

It's been a very busy week, every country delegation presented their ideas,

their work, their experiences with migrants and refugees in their countries.

We discussed issues as media literacy, youth work in practice, active citizenship, engaging young people.

Every partner contributed greatly with presentations, with ice-breaking games, with all kinds of group activities.

I think we have a really nice group together.

Today for the leadership training activities we had a really fun afternoon.

In fact, we played the style activity game, where everything that happened basically was to infiltrate a leader inside of each group:

one was participative, the others were directive and it ended up with a lot of strange outcomes, that have been built,

like kind of environment, armor suits.

And it has been really instructive about what being and working with a leader means.

And I think that it has been a really nice experience for me coordinating it,

but of course and hopefully for all the participants being here.

Today I made a presentation about media literacy and about how I used media literacy over the years

to teach my students and youth about how to critically consume the messages

that we are bombarded with every day from news agencies and advertisers, and from government officials.

And just to examine those things in a way,

so that they don't just fall into the traps of believing everything that they hear.

So we looked at some different sites that are good resources and tools.

I tried to give a toolbox, if you will, for tools that you can use to help to deconstruct the media messages,

so that they can be analyzed and examined and so other opinions can be formed.

And this will make people better consumers of the media, more able to participate in civic society,

because they are able to make better informed decisions.

This morning we have been working about active citizenship.

We have done different activities, mainly two. One of them was resonating with the combination:

The group was switching different group rules.

And they were negotiating, they were trying to be confident about getting more candies or less.

Later we did a game about common strategy, how to get common interest, how to get common goals.

I think that it was very interesting, because in the first game, where we were working with the candies as money,

in the beginning they were trying to win against the other group,

but finally they discovered that the most useful thing was to work together.

And in the second it was totally different. In the beginning they started to work together,

having a common strategy, but they changed it very fast, their point of view, and it was a bit of a chaos.

But anyway, I think that was very interesting, they were reflecting after each game,

and I think that they learned and they made a good reflection; because we made a connection between this game

and the refugees crisis and migrants and they understood that we are doing the same, with the refugees and migrant people.

We've just had a workshop about media literacy and how media can influence public opinion,

on matters that are really important to the public opinion.

We've used as an example the situation that happened in Romania two months ago

with the protest that were happening because of the corruption.

So we've had the workshop where I tried to highlight how some of the media and some of the interest that are represented

in the media can affect the public opinion and can dictate the public opinion,

because right now in Romania there are two movements.

There is the movement that is trying to undermine the corruption effort in Romania

and there is the movement that is trying to support the corruption movement.

It is basically a generation gap between the citizens of Romania,

and that generation gap actually caused a big fall in the Romanian society.

We've used actual headlines as example in our workshop,

we have tried to show people that you can determine whether or not a headline is true

just by looking at it and by trying to put it into your thinking without actually having a context

or without actually knowing about something,

but just by using your own knowledge about the world and about the world in general.

I'm basically trying to emphasize on critical thinking and on actually questioning things.

Today we've organized these two little activities for the people here.

One was about making them feel authentically how it is to be an immigrant or a refugee

and how is it to be accepted or not accepted in the country you wish to go.

It was about actually getting the feelings of being denied

and how people treat you in a country where they don't want to understand you,

they just want to maybe like, make you leave.

The second activity was about being in the shoes of a trainer,

where you are actually supposed to help the immigrants and the refugees with language problems.

We asked the kids to write some phrases that they think the immigrants and refugees need to know when they arrive in the country.

I think the purpose was to be more acceptable,more open towards the people who don't speak your language

and how it is to have the urge to help the others to be part of your country.

The participants got the know the surroundings.

Then they got to know each other.

Shared their expectations, feares and hopes.

Had excercises to build a strong team.

Shared their cultures and traditions with each other.

Had discussions about the importance of education, housing and tolerance in an ideal city.

Tried improvisational techniques through various excercises.

Had a simulation of a City Council meeting.

Got to familiar with the basics of forum theatre, and story-telling without words.

They built trust in each other.

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✅ VIDEO: GM executive Mark Reuss crashes 2019 Corvette ZR1 pace car, delaying Chevrolet Detroit Gran - Duration: 2:47.

The first car knocked out of Sunday's leg of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear in a Verizon IndyCar Series doubleheader was not an Indy car

It was a 2019 Corvette ZR1 pace car driven by Mark Reuss, executive vice president of global product development, purchasing and supply chain at General Motors Company

Reuss had just begun the parade lap, leading the IndyCar field, when he lost control of the car and it hit the wall hard

The crash took out a good chunk of the front end.Reuss and a passenger both got out of the car, apparently unhurt

IndyCar brought out a back-up pace car, this one driven by IndyCar veteran Oriol Servià

"No one wanted to run over the debris," Team Penkse IndyCar driver Will Power said

"I felt really bad for whoever was in the pace car. Where it happend is such a bad corner

It's real easy to do."The crash caused the start of the race to be delayed 34 minutes

While Reuss was unvailable for comment, Chevrolet put out the following the statement:"We are thankful that there were no serious injuries

Both the pace car driver and the series official were taken to the infield care center, where they were checked, cleared and released

"It is unfortunate that this incident happened. Many factors contributed, including weather and track conditions

The car's safety systems performed as expected." Mike Pryson - Mike Pryson covered auto racing for the Jackson (Mich

) Citizen Patriot and M-Live Media Group from 1991 until joining Autoweek as online motorsports editor In 2012

Promoted to motorsports editor in 2015. See more by this author»