Waching daily May 4 2017

I'm Lauren and I am a Harry Potter fan.

And I have had the absolute pleasure

of being able to travel around the world going to different

events and locations that are really great for Harry

Potter fans. Also recently, one of you asked me to compare

the different Harry Potter travel destinations that I've visited

because it can definitely be overwhelming to narrow down

all of the options and choose a place that would be worth

the trip. So this is just a list of some of my favorites out of all

the places that I've been to. I'm going to put information for

all of these locations in the video description below if you're curious

and you want to check any of them out. If you're a Harry Potter fan

too, give this video a thumbs up and here is a list

of my top 7 Harry Potter travel destinations!

Number 7 is Platform 9 and 3/4 at

King's Cross Station in London! If you've read the Harry

Potter books or seen the Harry Potter movies, you know

how important this location is for the books.

And even though it isn't actually between platforms 9 and 10 like it

is in the books, they've put it in an easily accessible location

that anybody can get to even if you don't have a train ticket.

It's also right next to a bookstore and a huge

Harry Potter gift shop which is full of things that you can't get anywhere

else. When I was there in the summer of 2013, I got a

Platform 9 and 3/4 keychain and I also got a hoodie

with the same design on it. And we picked up a couple of Harry Potter books that had

some new covers that we really really liked 'cause

you know, can't have enough of those. So basically, Platform 9 and 3

quarters is a brick wall that they put half

a trolley cart up to so when you hold onto the cart, you can take a

picture and it looks like you're running right into the wall. They have

professional photographers there and when I was there, they also let

you take photos with your phone or your own cameras. I personally thought that

it was worth the wait even though there isn't that much to do there just because

of how much the location means to me as a Harry Potter fan.

This is a place that I've dreamed about going since I was a kid and

it was really fun to go. I don't know if I would go back

and wait in the line again, but I would definitely visit

that gift shop again. It was very cool. Number 6 is a

kind of general answer rather than a specific

travel destination and what's good about that is that it takes

place all over the world so it's very likely that depending on

where you are in the world, you can probably get to one someday.

And that is wizard rock concerts! If you are not familiar with

wizard rock, it is music that spans all genres

that is inspired by the Harry Potter books. Back in

2005, I started a wizard rock band with my best friend

Nina called The Moaning Myrtles and that was my gateway into

the real life iteration of the Harry Potter fandom.

I had been a very active fan online before that but I didn't

realize that I could actually go to events in person and meet

other fans and make friends with them in real life. And it was

absolutely life-changing for me! Wizard rock concerts are some of

the most fun, weird, accepting environments

that you'll ever be in and I absolutely

love them. For the past eight or nine years, I've been performing wizard rock

music under my own name, Lauren Fairweather, from a bunch of

characters' perspectives and it is so much fun! At its

peak, there were something like 700 wizard rock bands

in the world but some that you might have heard of are Harry and the Potters,

Draco and the Malfoys, The Parselmouths, The Whomping Willows,

Tonks and the Aurors! And while a lot of people seem to have

gotten the idea that wizard rock doesn't exist anymore, there

are a lot of bands that are still regularly playing shows and

I am one of them. Tonks and the Aurors especially have been

touring every year for a really long time and her

shows are amazing. You should absolutely try to go see her

the next time she's near you.These concerts typically feature more than

one wizard rock band because we like getting together and playing shows

together so going to a show is definitely the best introduction

that you can get to the scene and what it's all about. If you are interested

in going to a wizard rock concert, I would recommend following

all of the bands that you're interested in seeing on social media

and subscribing to them on YouTube, that way you can hear when they have

announcements about future tours. I'm going to list a few recommendations

in the video description below. And on a similar note,

another kind of event that you can go to that will occasionally

feature wizard rock bands, number 5 is the Yule Ball.

This is an event that took place in Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts

and a lot of event planners around the world have been throwing Yule

Ball themed events around Christmastime! My favorite Yule Ball

takes place every year in Boston, Massachusetts at the Middle East

Downstairs, it's hosted by Harry and the Potters,

and it's basically a big holiday-themed concert and it's really fun. The

success of this event has led Harry and the Potters to expand

their Yule Ball event and it usually also takes place in New York

City! But there's also one in Scotland every year, I've

played at a few Yule Balls in Oklahoma City, this one was hosted by a Harry

Potter Alliance chapter and it was hosted in Edmonton, Alberta.

And this one was by far the most beautiful Yule Ball I've attended.

It was up in Toronto a few years back! So if you're looking to

dress up and dance and possibly go to a concert, the

Yule Ball is a really fun event that you should definitely check out.

So I'm counting this next destination as two and you'll see why in a second.

and that is the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at

Universal Orlando. I'm putting Hogsmeade at number 4

and Diagon Alley at number 3.

The Hogsmeade side of the park is the first Wizarding World of Harry Potter

park to open and it's cute and winter-themed,

there's snow on top of all of the buildings and

Hogwarts is the big main attraction there.

There are little shops that you can go in with tons of exclusive

Harry Potter merchandise to buy, there's the

Ollivander's wand experience where one lucky person

gets to try out a wand and do some magic,

there's the Dragon Challenge roller coaster which

used to be Dueling Dragons at Universal, there's

a much smaller roller coaster called Flight of the Hippogriff that's

intended more for younger kids, and then there is Forbidden Journey

which is the ride inside Hogwarts castle. My favorite

part of that ride is getting to walk in the line which goes through Hogwarts,

there's a classroom, there are hallways with moving

paintings, you get to walk through Dumbedore's office, and

all of these different locations are amazingly detailed and

beautiful and I highly recommend taking your time and looking

at everything. The Hogsmeade side is in Universal's Islands

of Adventure park and more recently, they've added

the Diagon Alley side which is in Universal Studios.

They connected the two sections using a Hogwarts Express

train ride which is adorable. Unfortunately,

you have to have a park hopper ticket to be able to go on that

ride because it takes you into the other park essentially, but it is

so cute and heartwarming and it's different depending on the

direction you're going. I loved it.

Now, the Diagon Alley side, I thought, was very different.

It feels more like a city instead of a small town, the buildings

are much much taller. Every direction you look, there's something

to see, there are little alleyways everywhere,

it's really really beautiful. They even have a Knockturn

Alley section which is always dark and pretty well air

conditioned which I enjoyed. The shows

and performances on the Diagon Alley side, I thought, were really cool.

When I was there, they had a beautiful show that integrated these

amazing puppets and told the tale of the three

brothers from Beedle the Bard, the only ride on the

Diagon Alley side besides the Hogwarts Express that I mentioned

earlier is Escape from Gringotts and I unfortunately have not been on

that ride yet because I was pregnant the last time

I was in that park but I did walk through the line and they have

some terrifying goblin animatronics that

look you directly in the eye so, you know, if that's something

that won't give you horrible nightmares, go for it.

Otherwise, I recommend like, staring down at your

feet while you walk through that part.

I thought that the Diagon Alley side of the park really fixed a lot of the

issues with the Hogsmeade side, there is one whole section

that has a big ceiling on top of it so you can get

some shade whereas I feel like they didn't think about that a whole lot

on the Hogsmeade side so you have the Florida sun beating

down on you and it's a little difficult. And then since these

aren't their own theme parks, you get to go to the rest of

Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure while you're there.

So I highly recommend that if you're ever able to

visit Orlando, that you check out both of these. I have not been able to

go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter parks in Japan and

Hollywood yet, but I definitely would like to.

I'm not really sure what the differences are, but I'm pretty sure that

the one in Orlando is the biggest just because it takes up these two

sections of the parks.

So this next one is another category of Harry Potter themed events

that you should definitely try to make it to at some point in your life

if you're a big Harry Potter fan. So number 2 on the list is

Harry Potter fan conventions! I cannot speak

highly enough of these conventions. They are some of the most

enthusiastic, warm, accepting environments that

I've ever been in and I absolutely love them. My favorite

is LeakyCon and I've been to every one so far.

The next one they're hosting is in Dublin, Ireland

and I am going to be performing there so I'm

so excited! I cannot wait to see what Dublin is like. But really,

it doesn't usually matter to me that much where the conference

takes place because honestly I don't leave it very often.

The thing for me at these conventions that I look forward to the most

is that they are a place where you can be who you are

and you can celebrate the things you love and be surrounded by

other people who get it, who understand what it's

like to be such a big Harry Potter fan. I know that when I talk about

Harry Potter in most social circles, people roll their

eyes at me, they don't quite get it, and I've had to kind of

suppress that side of my personality which is unfortunate because

it makes me very happy. On top of getting to make friends who love Harry

Potter just as much as you do, there are also all kinds of things

that you can do there. There's a marketplace where you can buy all sorts of

merchandise that is related to Harry Potter in some way.

There are panels dissecting everything you could ever want to

talk about with the series. There are workshops and

roundtables that you can participate in, there are wizard rock

concerts and while these don't take place as often as the

wizard rock concerts and the Yule Balls because they are much larger

events, I highly recommend traveling to get to them if

you're far away, but they also do take place in lots of different locations.

This May, I will be performing at MISTI-Con which is

a Harry Potter convention in New Hampshire. MISTI-Con is very

immersive and cosplay-focused and it's

very fun to be there. And if you keep an ear out over the next

couple months, you'll be able to hear where I'm performing this fall!

So yeah. Definitely go to a Harry Potter convention.

We've reached the end of the countdown! There's only one left.

Now obviously, I love all of these places, I hope

that I make it back to all of them eventually. But I felt

like this one was really something special and I was

actually not expecting to love it as much as I did. My

number one Harry Potter travel destination is the

WB Studio Tour in London. Now

this is basically a giant warehouse where they have kept sets and

costumes and props that they used in the filming

of the Harry Potter movies. And they have set

them up like a museum and you can walk through them,

some of them you can interact with, and it is amazing!

I've never really been that excited about pop culture museums

and places like Planet Hollywood where you can see costumes

from movies up close, it's obviously pretty cool but I never

had the emotional reaction until I went

to the WB Studio Tour. There is so much detail

that you don't see in the films that the artists

that were working on these set pieces and these costumes,

you can tell that they put so much work and thought into

every little detail even though they knew you probably would

never even see it on screen. There were big things

that I never even noticed like giant statues of

each of the Hogwarts house mascots in the Great

Hall. You get to see how much smaller some things were in

person. You get to see some of the film tricks

that they used to make them look a certain way. And what

I think is most effective about the way that they've

arranged this whole thing that you walk through

is that they have the lighting and the music and

it's not just a warehouse with bunch of

stuff in it. They've arranged it in ways that

really make you feel like you're there.

And it is

absolutely wonderful. I, I want to go back.

because the other thing that's really interesting about this is that they

change it and add to it constantly. They

recently opened up a giant Forbidden Forest section that I haven't

seen yet. They have the Hogwarts Express there now. They even have

hundreds of pieces of graphic design that MinaLima designed. The

newspapers, the candy packaging. You can look into the mirror

of Erised! One of the coolest parts is the outdoor

section where they have the entire Privet Drive

house, they have the Knight Bus, They have Godric's

Hollow in the state that Voldemort left it.

They have moving life size wizard chess pieces.

They have the bridge that Neville blew up in Deathly Hallows and you can

walk on it! I want to go back so badly, I want to stay there for

hours, I just loved it so, so much!

I just hope that someday, I get the opportunity to go back because

I loved it so much. So that's it! That is my top

7 Harry Potter travel destinations. So obviously there are a

lot more than that that I would definitely love to visit someday.

I'd love to go see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child because I've heard

that the play is much better than reading the script. I have not been to any

of the traveling Harry Potter exhibitions so I'm not sure

how similar they are to the WB Studio Tour in London.

I'd love to go to the Elephant House and sit at JK Rowling's table!

Like I said earlier, I'd love to go to other Wizarding World of Harry

Potter parks around the world. And I've heard that the Lockhart

which is a Harry Potter themed bar up in Canada is

really great and I would love to go there someday. If

you're new here, subscribe to keep up with my future nerdy travel

adventures. I'm lucky enough to have the opportunity to go

to places like this pretty often and I'd love to take you along

on the ride. In the comments below, tell me about your

favorite Harry Potter themed travel destinations.

Have you ever been to any of these? And would you recommend any that I didn't

mention? I'd love to hear about them. Anyway, that's all for now.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you soon!

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RBI - The Series (Episode 18) - Duration: 9:10.

Hello rally friends. In today's episode we are traveling to the Netherlands to meet one of the most famous local rally racers. Ronald Schoolderman did his first Breslau Rallye in 2008 in Poland.

As the owner of 4x4 Centrum Ermelo he develops and builds beautiful Toyota rally cars, who have been winning many amateur races including the Baja Deutschland

and with which he twice claimed the title of the famous Dutch Championship Offroad Racing. Even though he has been on the podium in the Balkan Offroad Rallye,

successfully claiming a third place he's never been able to win and this is a big challenge for the team from Ermelo.

But before arranging you a meeting with Ronald, we have a special message from our press officer Niels Hatzmann.

Everyone is invited to the big presentation of the Rallye Breslau Poland and the Balkan Offroad Rallye on 13th of May at "4x4 Centrum Ermelo".

Ronald Schoolderman is our host, Alex Kovatchev will join us and he will explain all about the plans for this year. Everything you want to know - all the bivouacs, the routes,

all the little things that you need for your preparation and that you need to prepare for this year's season.

We will start at 4:00 in the afternoon on the 13th of May, so let us know if you are coming. We are cooking for everyone.

If you want to stay over for the night - you can do so, but send us an e-mail and we will make sure that everything is organized.

We look forward to have everyone over and feel most welcome in our beautiful, little country.

And one more thing. During the presentation we will have the draw for the winners of our two prizes among the people,

who were so kind to help with donation for our friend Zhenya Stoencheva.

The two winners, who participated in the donation campaign with at least 50 euro, will win a voucher of 1000 euro,

which can be used as a discount from the entry fee for one of the events of Rallye Breslau International this year.

The draw of the winners will be streamed live via our Facebook page.

And now - please meet Ronald and his famous workshop.

Hello. I am Ronald Schoolderman. I am the owner of "4x4 Centrum Ermelo" from the Netherlands.

We drove at the Balkan Rallye four times. And we are driving in 2017 again, this will be the fifth time.

It was long time ago, I don't know exactly the year, but we drove at the Breslau Poland, Extreme class for many years ago.

And after that we went to offroad racing. And we did the Balkan Rallye. Because we liked the speed.

And in the Breslau Poland we had to winch a lot, there was a lot of water crossing and there was no speed.

That's the reason we would change to Cross-country class.

The first time we went to the Balkan Offroad Rallye for us was a big step, because we have never been there. We didn't know what we can expect.

But from the start until the finish it was good, it was nice. The country is very beautiful, the tracks are very beautiful. There is a lot to do for the navigator, navigation is difficult.

Everything you need in an offroad race - you find it in the Balkan. We only had the podium once, so we are working to reach the podium again.

We will see, it's very difficult. Everything has to be on the right time at the right place. We will see, we are fighting for the podium.

And also our mechanics are fighting for the podium. Because all the evenings and sometimes at nights

the mechanics have to prepare the car for the next day. So it's really good team sport.

I met Marcel in 2007, when we were at the same team in the Dakar Rally. So after that we were friends and one year later we went racing together.

After 2007 Marcel is the navigator of our team. - So it's almost 10 years?

Yeah! We have to celebrate something in the Balkan this year.

It's another competition. In the Netherlands we have really short tracks.

You drive with a lot of cars in a few seconds, so it's a very good competition.

And in the Balkan you have long stages, you have to be safe with your car,

the navigation is more important. It's another kind of driving.

The atmosphere is very good at the Balkan Rallye. The whole team is very, very good. And also all the things around.

So for example the time keeping is OK, I hope the medicals are OK. They are looking good, like a good team. I hope we don't need them,

but there are a lot of medicals, so - it's on a very high level. I think the navigation is more difficult at the Balkan Rallye than at the Dakar.

So, for sure for the navigator will have a good training. To check the reliability of the car is also a perfect training.

You have everything - you drive in the mountains, you drive also on the beach, so if you want to test the temperature of your car, the beach is a good place.

Is it possible to say both? I think at the Balkan Rallye is possible to have a good stage and also enjoy the country.

You see a lot, you drive on tracks you've never seen before. I think it's possible to enjoy and to win the stage in the same day.

We don't explain everything. But we drive a lot of races also in the Netherlands and Morocco, in the desert.

We listen to our clients - what they expect, what they like, what they feel with the car. We are working on the suspension,

we make the cars faster and lighter, because the weight is also a big problem.

So that's the big challenge - the car to do a good job for all the circumstances.

We have a workshop. Only 4x4 cars. We started racing with our Toyota. And after that some clients asked me if we can build a race car for them.

And we did it. And after that bring our clients to different events and do the service and

the transport of the rally cars and make them ready to race in our workshop in Ermelo.

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The Sun, the moon, and the stars -Quran in English - Session 197 - The Cow - Verse 189 - Part 2 - Duration: 10:09.

Session 197 Chapter 2

Verse 189 A continuation

They ask you about crescent moons.

Say, 'They show the times appointed for people, and for the pilgrimage.'

Righteousness does not consist of entering houses from the back; the truly righteous

is the one who is mindful of God.

So enter your houses by their main doors and be mindful of God so that you may prosper.

(Chapter 2: Verse 189) When the Arabs asked Prophet Muhammad (peace

be upon him) about the moon phases, God explained that they are tools for the measurement of

time.

Many people have wondered: how was time measured before creation?

Is time an eternal constant that flows in one direction?

We answer that time is a period during which events take place.

Allah, on the other hand, is ever present; there is neither a beginning nor an end to

God.

God commands 'be' and it 'becomes'; His actions do not require time.

Thus, time is one of God's creations and does not apply to Him.

You cannot ask when God was?

Or Where God is?

Because the concepts of place and time are His creation and do not apply to Him.

As for us, there is both time and place.

On some occasions, time is the overriding factor regardless of the place; while on other

occasions, the place is the most important factor regardless of time.

If a person in Egypt intends to perform Hajj, then he or she would dress properly for Ihram

at or before the location of Rabegh.

The location of Rabegh is known as the 'Meeqat' for the Egyptians.

Rabegh is the location that you cannot go beyond without your Ihram attire if you intend

to perform the pilgrimage of Hajj or Umrah.

This is an example where the place is the most important factor regardless of the time.

On the other hand, when you fast, time becomes the primary factor for abstaining from food

and drink regardless of your location.

There are some instances where both time and place hold equal importance such as standing

on Mount Arafa on the day of Arafa during the Hajj season.

This brings us back to the verse: moon phases 'show the times appointed for people, and

for the pilgrimage' because by sighting the moon we can identify the beginning, middle

and the end of a month, determine the time of Hajj, keep track of iddah –which is the

waiting period before a woman can remarry-, and much more.

All these events can only be known by the measurement of time.

More specifically, the sighting of the moon is the tool God provided to help us in these

tasks.

The sun can give you the time of day but cannot help you specify months and years.

The sun location has other functions such as the horoscopes which are related to weather,

seasons, and agriculture.

God says:

It is He who made the sun a shining radiance and the moon a light, determining phases for

it so that you might know the number of years and how to calculate time.

God did not create all these without a true purpose; He explains His signs to those who

have knowledge.

(10:05) Take note of the precision of God's word.

In the Arabic language, there are two words that express light.

'ضوء Dao' refers to light that is coming from a source producing light, while 'noor'

indicates a lit object that is not a source of light.

Allah explains that the sun is a self-illuminating source of light, and the moon is not.

Thus, we understand that the moon is like a piece of a gleaming stone upon which the

rays of the sun are reflected and as a result it becomes bright and lit.

God says: Exalted is He who put constellations in the

heavens, a radiant light, and a shinning moon- (25:61)

And in another verse: God decrees that there are twelve months-

ordained in God's Book on the Day when He created the heavens and earth- four months

of which are sacred: this is the correct calculation.

Do not wrong your souls in these months- though you may fight the idolaters at any time, if

they first fight you- remember that God is with those who are mindful of Him.

(09:36) The Hijri (or Islamic) calendar is lunar.

It is different from the Gregorian calendar which is solar.

If Islam had adopted a solar calendar, then Ramadan -for example- would occur at the same

time and season every year.

In some parts of the world, Muslims would have to fast in the summer each and every

year.

But by following the Hijri lunar calendar, Muslims can enjoy fasting and other religious

duties in different seasons.

This is because the lunar calendar lags behind the solar one by eleven days each year, so

with the passage of a few years, events linked to the moon occur at different seasons.

This is how God's mercy spreads to all creations and people can enjoy variety and ease in worship.

Everything in the universe has a system: the sun has a cycle, the moon has phases, and

the stars have positions and constellations.

Allah holds the perfect knowledge and the secrets of the universe and its system.

He has granted us some of this knowledge and revealed from its secrets.

We have adopted the moon phases for measuring time and predicting tides.

We have utilized some of the sun's energy for our use, and we benefit from our knowledge

of the seasons for agriculture.

We have ancient knowledge of the positions of some stars –such as the North Star- and

we use it for navigation.

Perhaps in the future, and when the scientific minds are busy in exploration and research,

Allah will reveal to us some of the secrets of the stars so we can gain more modern benefits

from them.

He says: I swear by the positions of the stars- a mighty

oath, if you only knew-(56:75-76) The verse continues: 'Righteousness does

not consist of entering houses from the back; the truly righteous is the one who is mindful

of God.

So enter your houses by their main doors and be mindful of God so that you may prosper.'

There were some tribes in Arabia -known as al-Hums- that were very strict in their religion.

Quraysh and Kinanah were amongst these tribes.

When one of their people returned from performing the Hajj pilgrimage, he would not enter his

house from the main door because he had become dusty and grubby; rather he would enter from

the backdoor.

These tribes had imposed such restrictions upon themselves, while God Almighty did not

legislate it.

Allah wanted to break this custom, and thus revealed the verse under study.

Righteousness refers to anything that is good and beneficial for the entire society.

Had God left it to us to determine what 'righteousness' is, then each of us would have come up with

a different answer.

Some would consider entering the house from the back door as a sign of righteousness and

humbleness, while others would think the opposite.

Thus, Allah set the criteria of what is good and the beneficial for us.

He says: "the truly righteous is the one who is mindful of God."

The phrase 'mindful of God' is common in this chapter.

To be mindful is to be steadfast on God's path, and to avoid taking unnecessary risks

that may harm you in this world and the next.

When you adhere to God's teachings and implement them in your daily life, then you have guarded

yourself and your family against harm.

Those who do as they wish and disregard their Lord have a different fate.

God says: "But as for him who turns away from My remembrance,

he will surely lead a burdensome life, and We will raise him up blind on the Day of Resurrection."

(20:124)

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Thursday evening: perfect weekend for a festival - Duration: 3:37.

WEATHER, METEOROLOGIST JAY

GALLE.

THINGS ARE DRYING OUT.

JAY: IF YOU HAVE A HAT, HOLD ON

TO IT.

IT IS VERY, VERY WINDY OUT

THERE.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT SATELLITE

AND RADAR AND YOU CAN SEE THAT

AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS MOVING

OUT OF THE AREA, MAKING THINGS

PRETTY NICE AROUND HERE.

I WENT BACK 18 HOURS AND YOU CAN

SEE AS IT ROTATED THROUGH,

WROUGHT IN SOME RAIN.

BACK TO THE WEST, WE HAVE CLEAR

SKIES.

NOTICE A COMMON DENOMINATOR.

SUNNY.

ON SUNDAY, SUNNY AND SEASONABLE.

83 DEGREES.

WE HAVE STAYED IN THE 60'S ALL

DAY LONG.

WE WILL BE CLOSE TO THAT 83.

SUNDAY WILL BE PERFECT WITH

TEMPERATURES BEING NICE.

WE HAVE CLOUD COVER ON THE NORTH

SHORE.

63 IN BOGALUSA.

UPPER 60 IS A LONG THE

MISSISSIPPI COAST.

64 RIGHT NOW IN BELLE CHASSE.

NOTICE THE WINDS OUT OF THE

NORTHWEST.

IT IS DOWNRIGHT WINDY AT THE

LAKEFRONT AIRPORT.

WE'RE IN THE TEENS IN THE NORTH

SHORE.

GRAND ISLE COMING IN AT 22

DEGREES.

THE WINDS WILL BE STICKING

AROUND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

FROM INDIANAPOLIS THROUGH

MEMPHIS DOWN TO JACKSON, YOU SEE

THIS COLD STREAK.

COMPARE THAT TO BACK OUT WEST

FOR THEIR 74 IN SALT LAKE CITY.

99 IN PHOENIX.

THAT COINCIDES WITH A WRIT OF

HIGH-PRESSURE OUT TOWARDS THE

WEST.

HERE IS AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE

WHERE WE SEE THE COOLER AIR.

AS THIS CONTINUES TO MOVE, THIS

AREA OF LOW PRESSURE, THIS RIDGE

WILL SLIDE AND PARK ITSELF ON

TOP OF US FOR A LITTLE WHILE.

AT THE SURFACE, WE CAN EXPECT

CLEAR, COOL SKIES OVERNIGHT.

THE RAIN STAYS AWAY AND

HIGH-PRESSURE STAYS IN CONTROL.

TOMORROW, SUNDAY, MILD, AND

WINDY.

DON'T LET THAT BOTHER YOU.

WE WILL KEEP THE SUNSHINE OUT.

TOMORROW NIGHT HEADING INTO

SATURDAY, ANOTHER CLEAR, COOL

NIGHTLY TEMPERATURES PROBABLY

LOW-TO-MID 50'S IN HIGH PRESSURE

TO THE WEST THAT IS KEEPING THE

OFFSHORE FLOW.

AS WE CONTINUE OUT SATURDAY AND

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SUNNY, MILD,

AND YOU KNOW WHAT?

WE WILL CARRY THAT OVER TO

SUNDAY, MONDAY.

THE MOVIE AND I NICE STRETCH

HERE.

LOW-TO-MID 50'S OVERNIGHT,

MAINLY CLEAR, COOL, BREEZY.

TOMORROW AFTERNOON, LOOKING AT

TEMPERATURES LOW-TO-MID 70'S.

NOTICE HOW WINDY IT IS GOING TO

BE.

IF YOU ARE GOING TO THE JAZZ

FEST, BE READY FOR THE WIND.

YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, HAVE A

LOOK.

BEVERAGE OF HIGH-PRESSURE IS

GOING TO PARK ITSELF ON TOP OF

US FOR A WHILE.

THERE IS NO RAIN IN THE

FORECAST.

IT WILL BE JUST BELOW AVERAGE

.

IT WILL CONTINUE WARMING UP.

THINK THERE'S A, RISING TO THE

MID-80'S.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL BE RISING.

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Kate Middleton Due Date Passes Waiting For Labor at Kensington Palace – Where is Pregnant Duchess - Duration: 3:17.

Where is Kate Middleton?

Pregnant Kate Middleton is past her due date and the Duchess of Cambridge is literally

overdue and going to give birth to Prince William�s baby girl any second now, but

Will�s wife has not been spotted out and about by the media or paparazzi.

It stands to reason that Kate is either hulled up in London at Kensington Palace, or hiding

away at Carole Middleton�s home, Bucklebury Manor.

One thing is for sure, wherever Kate is the Middletons are certain to be by her side.

Kate Middleton has been feuding with Prince Charles and his wife Camilla Parker Bowles

for weeks now over her mother Carole Middleton hovering over Prince George.

The Royals are not happy that George is being raised as a Commoner child by Kate�s mother

Carole.

Despite the fact that the Royals made it very clear they did not want Carole Middleton to

be a part of Will and Kate�s baby girl�s birth there is a good chance that Kate Middleton

defied their orders and went to Bucklebury Manor just to get away from Prince Charles

and Camilla, and the never ending feud with them.

Kate�s due date has come and past and she is most likely very emotional and uncomfortable

the last thing she wants is to deal with the Royal Family and all of their rules and stipulations

and the ongoing argument over what she will name the baby.

On the other hand, there is a very good chance that Kate Middleton is at Kensington Palace

considering she is set to go in to labor at any moment and the Palace is much closer to

the Lindo Wing at St. Mary�s than Bucklebury Manor is.

Although Kate does have a birthing plan in effect in case she is at her mother�s home

when she goes in to labor, it is no secret that she would prefer to have her baby girl

at St. Mary�s.

Earlier this month Kate�s sister Pippa Middelton was spotted in London running some last minute

errands before she reportedly was to move in with Will and Kate at Kensington, much

to the Royal Family�s dismay.

Pippa was originally supposed to move in to help care for Prince George and his little

sister after she is born, right now her job is most likely to wait on overdue Kate hand

and foot and keep the Royal Family and their incessant nagging over the baby�s name and

birth as far away from the Duchess as possible.

Where do you think pregnant Kate Middleton is?

Is she hiding at Bucklebury Manor to get away from the Royals while she waits to go in to

labor?

Or is she at Kensington with her doting mother Carole Middleton and sister Pippa at her side?

Is there a chance she could go in to labor in Bucklebury and shock everyone and have

the baby at Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading instead of St. Mary�s?

Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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