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Curly look for men★ How to style Curly hair ★Long hair★ 4K - Duration: 4:51.
Hello! Welcome to UlisesWorld
Today i have Conrad as a model
Conrad would like to have some more texture in his curls
Stay Tuned!
Do you like your new haircut?
"Yes"
You look good my friend!
It looks really cool!
There are more movement in the hair
And we added some products so he got a wet look
And the hair is more plump
And guys - Thanks For Watching!
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Please comment down bellow what you think about this hairstyle.
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Wheels On The Bus Song FOR KIDS, COLOR BUS Song, Nursery rhymes for children with Color Spiderman - Duration: 10:04.
Wheels On The Bus Song FOR KIDS, COLOR BUS Song, Nursery rhymes for children with Color Spiderman
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Vote for affordable homes without losing green spaces - Duration: 0:57.
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Meghan Markle Spotted Out with 'H' Ring as Boyfriend Prince Harry Visits for Easter. - Duration: 1:42.
Meghan Markle Spotted Out with �H� Ring as Boyfriend Prince Harry Visits for Easter.
Meghan Markle has another piece to add to her collection of monogrammed jewelry.
On Thursday, the Suits star was spotted wearing a delicate gold ring with Prince Harry�s
initial on it.
The couple is known for sharing their affections for one another with matching bracelets and
matching cashmere beanies. In December, Markle wore a monogrammed �H & M� necklace from
Maya Brenner.
And despite the royal arriving at her home in Toronto the night before, the yoga-loving
actress made sure not to miss a session the very next day.
Markle clutched her yoga mat as she made her way to class in ripped jeans, a blue shirt,
black rain jacket from Soia & Kyo and a black hat. She also carried her trusty Goyard grey-printed
tote. Harry was pictured arriving at Markle�s home in Toronto Wednesday night wearing a
baseball hat and carrying a large duffel bag over his shoulder.
The jet-setting couple will lay low in Canada over Easter weekend after a busy few months
of traveling together. They took in the sights of Norway this winter and recently soaked
up the sun in Jamaica during the wedding of one of Harry�s closest friends.
�Despite the distance, the media attention and everything else, there�s a real ease
to their relationship,� a source recently told PEOPLE. �It just works. They are deeply
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Learn Colors For Children With Wrong Heads Cat Trolls Bad Baby Crying Finger Family Song Collection - Duration: 3:45.
Learn Colors For Children With Wrong Heads Cat Trolls Bad Baby Crying Finger Family Song Collection
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Medical experts look for alternatives to treat sports injuries in midst of opioid crisis - Duration: 2:28.
REPORTER: PLAYING IN THE BIG
GAME FOR SOME ATHLETES, CAN
SOMETIMES MEAN PLAYING THROUGH
THE PAIN.
>> YOU HAVE TO -- HE TACKLED ME
RIGHT THROUGH THE KNEE.
TOUR MY ACL AND MENISCUS.
REPORTER: FROM HITS, TEARS,
TWISTS AND SPRAINS, INJURIES ARE
VERY COMMON AMONG SPORTS
PLAYERS.
BUT MANY ARE NOW GUARDING
THEMSELVES AGAINST USING PAIN
KILLERS OR OPIOIDS, AFTER
HEARING STORIES, OF ADDICTION.
>> THAT'S THE KIND OF STORY THAT
STICKS IN YOUR MIND.
WHEN YOU GET OPIOIDS AND YOU ARE
THE GUY.
REPORTER: BUT DOCTOR FELIX BUDDY
SAVOIE SAYS THE GAME HAS CHANGED
WHEN IT COMES TO OPIOID
PRESCIPTIONS FOR ATHLETES THAN
30 YEARS AGO WHEN HE FIRST
STARTED OUT AS AN ORTHEPEDIC
SURGEON.
>> IT WAS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
MENTALITY THEN, WHICH WAS I JUST
NEED TO TAKE WHATEVER I CAN TO
GET ON THE FIELD AND PLAY.
REPORTER: CONSCIOUS OF THEIR
-- NOWADAYS, HE SAYS DOCTORS AND
ATHLETES ARE MORE CONSCIOUS OF
THEIR BODIES.
WHEN TREATING PROFESSIONAL
PLAYERS, SAVIOIE SAYS THEY'RE
BETTER AT DEALING WITH PAIN THAN
THE AVERAGE PATIENT, AND
UNDERSTAND PAIN KILLERS, AREN'T
GOOD FOR THE BODY LONG-TERM.
>> MY PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES GET
OFF MEDICATION ALMOST
IMMEDIATELY.
THEY RARELY TAKE MORE THAN A FEW
DAYS OF MEDICATION AFTER AN
INJURY OR SURGERY.
REPORTER: BUT THE RULES ARE
DIFFERENT FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS.
SAVOIE SAYS THEY TYPICALLY DON'T
HAVE THE MATURITY YET, TO
UNDERSTAND PAIN, AND HOW TO COPE
WITH IT.
>> THE HIGHSCHOOLERS JUST KNOW
THEY WANT TO QUIT HURTING AND
IT'S OUR JOB TO TRY AND EDUCATE
THEM AND WORK THEM THROUGH THAT
MATTER BUT AGAIN THEY HAVE REAL
PAIN.
REPORTER: AND IT'S A DIFFERENT
PLAYING FIELD ALTOGETHER FOR
COLLEGIATE ATHLETES, BECAUSE
DOCTOR SAVOIE DOESN'T LIKE TO
PRESCRIBE PAIN MEDS TO THEM AT
ALL.
>> THEY HAVE TO GO TO CLASS THEY
HAVE TO BE ABLE TO STUDY.
SO FOR TULANE KIDS IT'S VERY
IMPORTANT TO GET THEM OFF OF
MEDICATION AS QUICKLY AS
POSSIBLE.
REPORTER: PATIENTS, WHO DON'T
-- HOWEVER, SAVOIE SAYS THE
CHALLENGE IS FOR REGULAR
PATIENTS, WHO DON'T HAVE THE 24
HOUR ACCESS TO DOCTORS AND
TRAINERS, THAT ATHLETES MAY
HAVE.
BUT MANY OF THEM ARE ALSO
BEGINNING TO RECOGNIZE THE
GROWING OPIOID PROBLEM.
>> IN THE LAST SIX MONTHS OR
YEAR BECAUSE OF ALL THE PRESS
COVERAGE, PATIENTS HAVE COME IN
AND THEY ARE VOLUNTARILY WEANING
THEMSELVES OFF FOR THE MOST
PART.
REPORTER: SAVOIE SAYS
ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS ARE KEY,
ICING, PHYSICAL THERAPY, EVEN
TYLENOL, ARE OTHER METHODS HE'S
PROMOTING, AS WELL AS EDUCATING
PATIENTS AND COUNSELING THEM, AS
THEY GO THROUGH A SURGERY OR
INJURY.
REPORTING, RANDI ROUSSEAU WDSU
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Good Friday walk benefits Habitat for Humanity - Duration: 0:49.
STEVE: WALKERS AND RUNNERS IN
CUMBERLAND AND YARTMOUTH HIT THE
PAVEMENT FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
THE GOOD FRIDAY HABITIAT FOR
HUMANITY FUN RUN AND WALK TOOK
PLACE THIS MORNING.
THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR RUNNING
WAS AN OPTION BUT IT'S NOT A
RACE.
YOU CAN CHOOSE THREE, FIVE, 10
AND 20 MILE ROUTES.
TODAYS WEATHER MADE IT A HUGE
SUCCESS RASING MONEY FOR NEEDY
FAMILIES
>> ALL PROCEEDS GO TO OUR
SCARBOURGH BUILD SITE WHERE WE
ARE BUILDING 13 HOMES RIGHT NOW
FOR DESERVING FAMILYS GOT TWO
HOMES VERY NEAR COMPLETION NOW
SO ITS HUGE.
STEVE: OVER THE LAST 30-YEARS,
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Message for your night. 14 April - Duration: 1:10.
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To All Black People Who Blame White People for Their Problems, NFL Star Dez Bryant Has Something to. - Duration: 4:57.
Dallas Cowboy Dez Bryant is considered one of the best wide receivers in the NFL today.
But… his most memorable play of the year may not have come in the end zone… at the
Cowboy's AT&T Stadium, but rather on social media.
Writing on his Instagram page Bryant comments that… he has found that African-Americans
are largely responsible for the problems within the black community.
First and foremost I would like to say…
I do a great job minding my own business… but it's pressing on my heart to share my
thoughts about white Americans & black Americans (racism).
I saw a person quote Charles Barkley when he said, "We as black people we're never
going to be successful not because you white people… but because of other black people".
I hate to admit it but I understand that quote.
Bryant expands upon this message by remarking that while racism, such as what leads to racial
profiling, does exist… too often African Americans embrace a message… that scapegoats
racism rather than a message that focuses on individual accountability:…
I've been racially profiled on numerous occasions… but not once has it influenced
an ill feeling inside me about anyone outside of that issue.
REAL SLAVERY is different from what's going on in our world now.
we all…
(every ethnicity) have the opportunity to lead by EXAMPLE.
Instead of making videos about the history of racism… that get applause… or people
with influence merely doing things to post for social media, we should focus on individual
accountability to be better as a whole.
Bryant's message is unique today, especially among prominent African American athletes…
and celebrities who often lament American injustices onstage, in the media… or on
one knee on the sidelines while the national anthem is playing.
While few would argue that… no racial injustice exists in America, the attention paid to it
seems oddly disproportionate to some, at least in relation to the degree that it is a problem
for African Americans.
Conversely… some would argue that… the scarcity of attention paid to much greater
problems… in the black community is inversely disproportionate.
For example… while much attention was paid to the 2014 death of Black…
New Yorker Eric Garner from what some call a police chokehold, much less attention was
paid to the problem that… nearly 90% of murder victims in New York City in 2014 were
black or Hispanic, while the number of murderers in New York City that year was also nearly
90%.
We saw many athletes like LeBron James… wearing "I Can't Breathe" t-shirts in
honor of Garner, but saw no such t-shirt for New York's many black murder victims.
Bryant then asks a question… that may resonate among several African Americans… who worry
that certain aspects of black culture,– Allen West here calls it "gangster culture"
– is a contributor… to the problems of black Americans:…
Real question…
what is wrong with being sophisticated and black?
Why do we associate those… who chose the straight and narrow as not being "black
enough".
We focus hard on fighting the realities… that exist instead of creating our own reality.
The ones who came before us paved a new path for us to follow.
The struggles and hurt they endured created new life for us today.
It is not our job to carry the burden but it is our job to lead by example.
Bryant's words are not without their critics however.
Former tight end and current co-host of ESPN's Undisputed, Shannon Sharpe… responded by
questioning Bryant's racial education:…
"I think Dez's heart was in a good place, but because he hasn't read up enough on
the race relationship and the history of racism in America, it came out totally wrong…
Dez, when you say personal accountability—okay, so I'm supposed to hold me accountable for
slavery?
What about Reconstruction?
What about the Jim Crow South?
What about segregation?
What about the violation of my civil rights and my voting rights?
So who do I hold accountable for that?
Dez…
I can't get ahead if someone is constantly keeping me behind".
But one wonders what negative impact Reconstruction has upon the average African American in 2017,
at least in comparison to the problems of crime, poor public schools… and unemployment
rate 65% higher than the national average?
One may also be tempted to ask Sharpe, have not other, much more economically successful
groups… such as Jews and Asians suffered a similar history of discrimination?
It seems that perhaps Shannon Sharpe has helped make Dez Bryant's point for him.
What do you think about this?
Please share this news and tell us what you think!
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How to Make Chocolate Chip Frosting - Duration: 1:37.
Ingredients 3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks or 180g) butter, melted 4 cups (500g) icing sugar 7 oz (200g) unsweetened chocolate or cocoa, melted 1 cup (170g) chocolate chips 3/4 cup (180g) milk 1 teaspoon vanilla essence Pinch of salt
Tip : To create a fluffier frosting, blend the milk, sugar, and butter on a higher or highest setting until the consistency is light and fluffy.
Step :1 Add the butter, icing sugar, and milk to a mixing bowl.
Step:2 Carefully blend the ingredients together thoroughly. Be sure to start off with a low speed first to minimize the dust from the sugar.
Step:3 Stop the mixer occasionally. Use a rubber spatula to push down any mixture from the sides back into the center of the bowl.
Step:4 Add the melted chocolate and chocolate chips. Continue to blend.
Step:5 Use immediately or store in an airtight container.
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The Dress: Now with Peer-Reviewed Science! - Duration: 4:55.
Remember that picture of a dress that broke the Internet two years ago?
The one that had your entire Twitter feed arguing
if it was white and gold or black and blue?
We talked about the dress back then, but good news: there's been some peer-reviewed research
about it!
Because even scientists can't resist a good viral picture.
Over the last two years, studies have tried to determine if things like gender or genetics
play a role in what color dress you see — but a recent paper suggests it might have to do
with your sleeping habits.
Researchers from New York University surveyed more than 13,000 people about their perception
of the picture, their lifestyle, and demographics, and the results were published last week in
the Journal of Vision.
Their analysis found that whether you think the dress is in shadow or light seems to matter
the most when it comes to what colors you see.
People who thought the dress was in shadow were between 20 and 40 percent more likely
to think it was white and gold than those who thought it was well-lit.
That's because of how your brain deals with color constancy, which is how scientists have
explained the dress since day one:
As the lighting around an object changes, whether it's because of a setting sun or
an artificial colored light, your brain makes adjustments to keep it looking the same color.
Otherwise, we'd be freaking out about a weird, color-changing universe.
Now, since shadows are mostly blue, if you think the dress is in shadow, your brain might
take some of the blue light out of the image.
This makes the dress look white and gold.
On the other hand, artificial lights are more yellow, so your brain might have to subtract
that color to make the dress look black and blue.
Those results aren't that surprising, since we've known how brains deal with color for years.
But what was surprising is that your lifestyle might affect how you perceive the dress.
The researchers hypothesized that your perception of colors could be tied to whether you're
an early riser or a night owl.
They figured people who get up early spend more time exposed to blue skies and natural
sunlight, while those who love burning that midnight oil see more yellow, artificial light.
So the night owls might be more likely to assume the dress is lit by artificial light,
so their brains adjust for yellowish light, and see black and blue — and the opposite
for morning people.
And the statistics seemed to support those ideas!
This suggests that something as simple as what lights you're used to could actually
affect how you perceive colors.
Now, it's still not a perfect hypothesis, and seems to only come into play when ambiguous
lighting is involved.
More research will have to be done before we can say anything for sure.
So if anyone else has weirdly lit dress photos they want to share, feel free to come forward!
In other news that's changing our perceptions on a much larger scale, we've identified
a new ancestor to the dinosaurs!
As published this week in the journal Nature, paleontologists described a new reptile fossil
found in Tanzania in 2015, which challenges how we think dinosaurs evolved.
Around 250 million years ago, during the Triassic period, a class of reptiles called archosaurs
split into two main groups.
One group went on to become modern-day crocodiles, and the other, sometimes called the bird branch,
became dinosaurs and eventually birds.
Many paleontologists thought that the bird branch started with chicken-sized, two-legged
reptiles, but they didn't have the fossils to back that up.
And turns out, their hypothesis was probably wrong!
They called this newly described reptile Teleocrater rhadinus.
And, based on its features and where it was discovered in the rock layers, it's believed
to be one of the oldest members of the bird branch.
But instead of being a small biped, it was 2 to 3 meters long and walked on four legs!
It also shared features with dinosaurs and crocodiles — like similar skull features
as dinosaurs and the same kind of ankle joint as crocodiles.
This species links together other groups of reptiles we hadn't fully understood before,
and paleontologists put them into their own, new group at the base of the bird branch,
called Aphanosauria!
Another paleontologist actually discovered Teleocrater fossils back in the 1930s, but
there weren't enough bones to place it on the family tree.
But this new discovery had enough clues to figure it out, like those ankle joints.
This finding is also cool because we used to think some of Teleocrater's features,
like the distinctive skull shapes, evolved much later in dinosaurs.
So scientists will have to reevaluate how we think about dinosaur evolution.
This research team will head back to Tanzania next month to hopefully dig up more information.
But even now, it looks like early reptiles were more diverse than we gave them credit for.
Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow News.
We've been nominated for a Webby award in the Science and Education category, which
is super cool!
Voting goes up until April 20th and we've put a link in the description where you can
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We'd really appreciate it if you take a second to head over there and vote!
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His Malediction for Our Benediction - Duration: 4:03.
"My God My God why have You forsaken Me?"
Do you understand?
Of course, you do.
If you're a Christian, you understand all too well.
But Jesus utters these words so that you and I—in union and communion with
the Lord Jesus—will never have to utter those words ever, ever, ever!
But on that day of judgment, the wrath of God will never alight upon me because my sin
has been dealt with, justice has been met and met to the full—it has been satisfied
in the obedience and substitution of the Son.
"There is a green hill far away, outside the city wall, where my dear Lord was crucified,
who died to save us all."
And the 'us' there I think, is those of us who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
That's the treasure of it, that's the comfort of it—He died for me.
He died in my room.
He died in my place.
He took the wrath so that I can receive grace.
At the end of a service of worship there's a benediction—if you don't have a benediction
at the end of your worship service, find another one.
It's vitally important theologically and experientially.
"The Lord bless you and keep you, make His face to shine upon you and be gracious to you
lift up the light of His countenance upon you and give you Shalom"
—peace, wholeness, integration, a sense of purpose because that's not what Jesus heard here.
At three o'clock on that Friday afternoon, He heard something else:
"The Lord crush you and push you away, the frown of God's holiness come down upon you and give you hell."
That's what He heard.
He got hell so that we get Shalom, and peace, and benediction.
That's the assurance at the end of every worship service, we go forth with a Shalom of God
protecting us—the substitutionary atoning work of the Lord Jesus that satisfies divine
justice surrounds me every moment of the day now and forever throughout all eternity.
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