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Hug, Tears And Hope For Congressional Candidate in MN - Duration: 1:39.
We have time for one more question.
And I think I'm going to go....
Orange. Orange.
I'm Randi Reitan.
I'm from Eden Prairie.
(Nice to meet you) I'm so glad you came tonight.
It's been hard having Erik Paulsen represent us.
We have a gay son.
And we've had great strides for gay rights. (applause)
It just means so much to see you here
saying these wonderful things and I'm filled with hope for the first time.
(applause)
Thank you.
(laughter)
I can't believe I'm crying at my first.... (laughter, applause).
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Surprise Eggs Raven Starfire and Beastboy New Animation movies for kids - Duration: 1:16.
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Kirsten Vangsness Fights For Equal (Ish) Pay On Criminal Minds! | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:40.
HI, MISS KIRSTEN.
KIRSTEN VANGSNESS, SHE'S
ON "CRIMINAL MINDS."
SHE PLAYS PENELOPE.
SHE'S BEEN ON THE SHOW 12 YEARS.
SHE'S IN CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS
NOW.
SHE'S FIGHTING TO GET CLOSE TO
EQUAL PAY TO THE MEN.
HARVEY: ISN'T 70% CLOSE?
[LAUGHTER]
KIDDING!
SO WE GET HER AT BRENTWOOD
COUNTRY MART.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU TO
KIND OF FIGHT FOR EQUALITY,
ESPECIALLY ON THE EQUAL PAY
SCALE?
WE'RE NOT EVEN ASKING FOR
EQUAL.
WE'RE ASKING FOR CLOSER.
IT'S -- IT'S PARITY.
HARVEY: AT A POINT IT DOES
BECOME JUST KIND OF A MARKET
VALUE THING THAT YOU CAN'T SAY
TO SOMEONE, NO, WE'RE GOING TO
DO IT JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE A
WOMAN OR THIS OR THAT.
IN THIS INDUSTRY YOU GET WHAT
YOU CAN BRING IN AND PUT IN THE
SEATS PERIOD.
AND YOU'RE A FULL NEGOTIATING
POWER.
NO, BECAUSE KIRSTEN VANGSNESS
CAN'T GET PAID.
THEY SHOULD JUST PAY PEOPLE
MORE THAN THEY'RE ASKING FOR?
NO, KIRSTEN VANGSNESS -- SHE
HAS --
I'M TELLING YOU IF YOU LET ME
FINISH.
OH!
IT SOUNDED VERY MUCH LIKE YOU
WERE FINISHED BECAUSE YOU'RE
GARBLING YOUR WORDS AND TRIPPING
OVER YOURSELF.
I WASN'T GARBLING EVERYTHING.
IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU WERE
TALKING AND DOING YOUR
PRESENTATION!
NOW YOU'RE DELIRIOUS.
NOW YOU'RE STALLING.
SO GO ON!
[LAUGHTER]
I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME.
YEAH.
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Funny ABC Challenge with Thomas and Friends - Learning video for Preschoolers - Duration: 10:03.
Today, we will witness an extraordinary event!!
And watch carefully!
There will be a task for the smartest ones in the very end!
Thomas aaand Ryan!
Actually, They are competing at your requests in the comments!
Round 1!
What a power demonstrated by Thomas!!
It looks like it's a victory!
Oh, no!! Thomas falls off the rails!
And Ryan is winning the first round!
Thomas was more powerful but the luck was on Ryan's side today!
Round 2!
Let's find out if Thomas can get a return match!
So, they are approaching to each other, critical moment aaaand Ryan is winning the second round!
It means he becomes the winner of this contest!
Oh! And what did our contenders have in their wagons?
Wow! This is letter "T"! And in the green wagon there's a letter "M"!
Gordon aaaand Philip!
The first round!
aaand, Gordon wins this time!
Round two!
Philip is demonstrating an unseen power and pushing forward!!
But, thanks to his experience and wits, Gordon is winning this round!
So, based on the official results, Gordon is winning the contest!
In the yellow wagon we found letter "E" ---- and here we've got letter G"!
Henry aaand Timothy!
First round!
What an encounter!
The result of the first round is draw!
Round number 2!
Encounter at the very top!
Aaaand… draw again??? No!! We're gonna have another round!!
Round three!
And again the forces are equal!! Unbelievable!! What a tight encounter we've got here!!
Draw again!!
Round four!
We must see the winner!! Who's gonna get it???
Aaaaand… The victory goes to Timothy!!
And in the wagons we've got letters "A" and "S"
Emily aaaand Salty!
ROUND 1!
In the first round we can see a confident victory of Emily!
Second round now!
And again she stays on the rails alone!!
So, summarizing two rounds of the contest, the victory goes to Emily!
Let's take a look what we've got in the wagons!
In the red wagon there's a letter C, and in the green one - letter H.
James aaaand Samson!
Round 1!
Oh, James!!!....
The winner of the first round is Samson!
Second round!
Oh, it looks like Samson has got some troubles!
And James falls down again!
What an interesting tactics has been chosen by Samson!
Judging by the results of two rounds, Samson wins!
Whoa! There are some letters again fallen out from the wagons!
This is letter "M"! And this is letter "O"!
Toby and Gator! Round one!!
Toby is the winner in the first round!!
Let's keep on going! Second round!
Gator wins in the second round!
Based on the results of two rounds, we've got a draw!
Surely, Gator has won a more difficult round and, probably, you think the victory should go to him!
Tell us about your opinion in the comments!
Wow!! In the yellow wagon there's a letter J! And in the blue one - letter P!
Victor aaaand Diesel!
First round!
Collision! Heh, Victor leaves the track here!
The first round is taken by Diesel!
Round two!
Viktor decides to accelerate, but… again he falls off the rails!
Diesel becomes a winner in both rounds and wins the encounter!
We can see letter ""R" here and in the red wagon there's letter "Y"!
Let's try to create names of our favorite trains!
T-H-O-M-A-S! Thomas!
J_A_M_E_S, James!
P_E_R_C_Y, Percy!
Oh, we've also got letter "G" left!!
Maybe you can collect other names of trains from these letters?
Please, tell us about your variants in the comments!
And the one who will create the biggest number of names -------will be distinguished by us in the next video!
Thank you, everyone for you help!!
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Homeowners Lay Out Welcome Mat For Annual Mount Morris Park House Tour - Duration: 3:23.
I'M OTIS LIVINGSTON.
HAVE A GREAT DAY.
HELLO, COME IN.
HOMEOWNERS IN MOUNT MORRIS
PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ARE LAYING
OUT THE WELCOME MAT DURING THE
HOUSE TOUR.
JOINING US TO TELL US MORE IS
MICHAEL HENRY ADAMS AND
RAKINA.
GOOD MORNING.
GOOD MORNING.
HEY, HELLO.
MICHAEL, LET'S TALK ABOUT
WHERE THE AREA IS SPECIFICALLY
AND THE HISTORY.
MORRIS PARK IS A
NEIGHBORHOOD, A SPECIAL
NEIGHBORHOOD THAT
THE HISTORIC DISTRICT EXTENDS
FROM ADAM CLAYTON POWELL
BOULEVARD, 7th AVENUE AND 5th
AVENUE BETWEEN 124th STREET
AND 118th STREET.
AND THIS
AREA WAS DESIGNATED BECAUSE OF
THE EXTRAORDINARY VICTORIAN
HOUSES BUILT BETWEEN THE 1880s
AND EARLY 1900s.
SOME REMARKABLE PEOPLE LIVED
THERE LIKE RICHARD ROGERS AND
LORENZ HART.
AND SHE WAS A CHURCH MEMBER,
SPECTACULAR TOWER THAT
IS ABOUT TO BE RESTORED AND
DEDICATED.
IT IS ONE OF THE MOST
REMARKABLE NEIGHBORHOODS IN
NEW YORK.
IT'S WONDERFUL.
WE ARE BEING WELCOMED IN TO
THE HOMES.
ABSOLUTELY.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE HOMES
AND DIFFERENT THINGS WE CAN
SEE ON
THE TOUR.
THERE ARE 11 LOW
INDICATIONS ON
THE TOUR.
WE HAVE NINE HOMES ALONG WITH
ST. MARTINS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
AND THE PARIS BLUES JAZZ CLUB.
ALL OF THOSE PLACES WILL BE
FULLY OPEN FOR TICKETHOLDERS.
THEY CAN COME IN AND SPEAK TO
THE HOMEOWNERS, HEAR THE STORY
AND GET HISTORY ON
THE HOMES WHICH HAS BEEN
AROUND FOR SO LONG.
SEE THE DETAILING AND, YOU
KNOW, IT'S WELCOME FOR
EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY.
IT'S A GREAT EVENT.
IT'S ON
SUNDAY, JUNE 11th.
IT'S WONDERFUL.
EVERYTHING IS WALKING
DISTANCE.
YOU
GET TO SEE A LOT OF THE
NEIGHBORHOOD.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS -- ALL
THE TOURS WITHIN THE
NEIGHBORHOODS.
IT'S LITERALLY LIKE A FIVE
BLOCK RADIUS.
A BEAUTIFUL NEIGHBORHOOD.
YOU
GET TO SEE THE PARK, MARCUS
GARVEY PARK WHICH IS RIGHT
THERE.
GREAT RESTAURANTS ALONG THE
WAY.
THAT'S A PLUS.
ABSOLUTELY.
ABSOLUTELY.
WHAT IS THE TICKET PRICE?
IT'S $35 FOR ADVANCED
TICKETS AND $50 FOR DAY OF.
AND, SO, WE ALSO HAVE A SPECIAL
NARRATED WALKING TOUR THAT
WILL BE CONDUCTED BY MICHAEL
HENRY ADAMS AND THAT
WILL TAKE PLACE FROM 12:00 TO
1:00.
WHERE DO THE PROCEEDS GO?
IT
GOES TO THE MOUNT MORRIS PARK
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION.
WE HAVE A SCHOLARSHIP EVERY
YEAR.
WE ALSO HELP WITH PRESERVATION
AND RESTORATION AROUND THE
NEIGHBORHOOD AND VARIOUS
QUALITY OF LIFE THINGS THAT
YOU
CONTRIBUTED TO THE RESTORATION
OF THE FIRE WATCH TOWER ATOP
MOUNT MORRIS PARK, MARCUS
GARVEY PARK, THE ONLY ONE OF
11 WATCH TOWERS FROM THE 1850s
HERE IN NEW YORK, THE ONLY ONE
THAT
SURVIVES.
IT'S BEING BEAUTIFULLY
RESTORED THANKS TO THE
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT.
TERRIFIC.
ABSOLUTELY.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
COMING IN.
THANK YOU FOR HAVING US.
THE 27th ANNUAL MOUNT
MORRIS HOUSE TOUR IS SUNDAY,
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UEFA Champions League final Gigi Buffon makes his case for the Ballon d'Or - Duration: 3:41.
That Gianluigi Buffon has never won the Ballon d'Or is an insult to football. That a goalkeeper who went 974 minutes without conceding a goal, stringing off 10 consecutive clean sheets — winning the league title and the Coppa Italia in the same year — was only voted to No
9 on the list in 2015-2016, below Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez, is unconscionable. There is no acceptable reason why Buffon and fellow keepers like Iker Casillas and Manuel Neuer have been consistently disrespected when it comes to deciding the best players in the world.
This is not an argument for a lifetime achievement award. Even though he's 39 years old, Buffon is the best goalkeeper in the world, and he has arguably been the world's top performer at any position this season. He deserves the award because he has earned it.
Juventus conceded only one goal to a Monaco side that had scored almost 150 before their Champions League semifinal matchup. Juve had gone 690 minutes before that lone Kylian Mbappe goal in the second leg broke through in a game that was the 150th of Buffon's European career
The last time Buffon saw an opponent's shot hit the back of the net before Mbappe was back in November, during a 3-1 group stage win against Dinamo Zagreb.
Buffon has also won Serie A for the fifth consecutive time with Juve, and he's done so, once again, like every other time, in excellent fashion. The team allowed 26 goals and has held the record for least goals conceded for the better part of five years now.
That's not only a matter of a great defense but also of having a steward who prevents any disasters when the backline is breached.
That's the ultimate disqualifier for goalkeepers. That goals conceded, clean sheets, saves made — if defenders are smart, they limit good opportunities for forwards and the keeper only has to face shots that he shouldn't have a problem with. Save ratio, or anything really that serves to complement the position, is a byproduct of a great defense and cohesive team play.
That's fair — a keeper who plays behind a disciplined team will always look better. Or at least the most well-known ways of judging keepers will be in his favor.
But if we disqualify the achievements of keepers under the reason of good play, then we can just as well start dismissing the goals of forwards in the same breath. After all, it's the team that creates most of the opportunities for them.
In judging the ability of singular players in a team game, reducing the impact of great keepers due to the greatness of their defense is a ridiculous slippery slope
That a team game requires several working parts doesn't take away from Buffon's individual brilliance. And since the Ballon d'Or is an individual award, it should reward that.
Though the second leg against Monaco was more of a celebration of Juve's team defense, Buffon still managed to thwart Mbappe with an excellent save at the near-post a few minutes before the young forward would score
The save and goal perfectly highlights the disparity between the world of forwards and goalkeepers.
Mbappe was barreling down on goal from the left after receiving a through ball, and Buffon came out a bit to close the angle. In doing so, which was necessary, he also put himself at risk of being beat by a ball across the face of goal. It was a gambit that he had to make
Mbappe chose to shoot, but Buffon had guessed on the cross. He dove to his left, to the inside, while the shot was going to his left. Still, in that split second, Buffon somehow managed to use his legs to deflect the shot for a corner.
It's deemed as a save that he's supposed to make, since keepers shouldn't be beat at their near post. But he was in the middle of an unenviable position — either choice that he made to stop the play could have well been fatal — yet he managed somehow to deter the cross and save the shot. It's the epitome of "get you a man who can do both."
Keepers live in a pressure cooker that forwards are free from. The best forwards, with the highest conversion rates, still miss a multitude of chances
It comes with the territory. In creative endeavors, like playing up top, constant failure is an accepted consequence of the position. Ronaldo can play 58 games and score 52 goals while taking 5.7 shots per game — clearly missing more than he scores — and still be excellent.
Keepers don't get that leniency. A forward can miss a litany of chances and still be the best in the world. Keepers miss a few saves, and they become a running joke like Claudio Bravo.
uve managed to prevent Monaco from getting shots off or threatening Buffon for most of that second leg, but when the French team did break through, Buffon had to make every save.
To deter every shot, he had to catch or punch out every corner and cross that his defenders missed. There is no margin of error at goalkeeper, which is the premise for the suggestion that one has to be mad to play that position.
Mbappe can miss the first chance and score the one after and be celebrated. Had Buffon missed the first save and conceded the second as well, it would have been a disaster.
If there's any position that really showcases individual ability in the soccer field, it is the goalkeeper, who is under more pressure than anyone else on the field. Even the defenders have the keeper to bail them out if they make a mistake.
The simple terms of goals and assists are important; they're what wins games. For the longest time, the best players in the world have been determined by who scores and assists the most.
Yet, if scoring goals is super important, then preventing them should be honored in the same manner.
If forwards are highly regarded for scoring goals while converting less than half the chances that they get, it's absurd that keepers are forgotten when their jobs call for the inverse.
They have to consistently be excellent in the most critical job situation on the pitch. To disregard them in the conversation for best players in the world is scandalous.
Each position should be judged on its merits. A forward can be judged by goals and assists because that's what they should do. A midfielder should not be. Neither should a defender or a goalkeeper. An award for the best player in the world should reflect these positional differences
If Buffon is being judged on how well he is at doing his job, which is to prevent goals, to thwart the threat when all else fails, then he has been the best player this season.
The Ballon d'Or should go to him. That only a few defenders have ever won it is bemusing. That only one goalkeeper has lifted it is inexcusable.
Buffon has deserved to win the Ballon d'Or before, and he deserves it now. If the award is to reflect the best player in the world this season, it needs to go to the 39-year-old goalkeeper, whether he wins the Champions League or not.
But if he shuts out Real Madrid, it'll certainly make his argument stronger.
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Are Egg Yolks Really BAD For You? [ANSWER] - Duration: 3:58.
Hey, hey, hey, everybody, Shaun Hadsall
here getleanin12.com and stubborn fat expert for people
over 35 years old and, most importantly, grandpa to three
beautiful grandkids.
Inside this short fat loss video,
I'm going to start talking about the most common mainstream
nutrition lies.
In today's video, we're going to talk about egg yolks.
Are they really bad for you?
And then, over the next couple of days,
I'm going to talk about salt. I'm
going to talk about whole wheat and grains.
And I'm also going to talk about protein intake.
Does too much protein intake really damage your kidneys?
I think the answer will surprise you.
But first, let's talk about egg yolks.
Now, if you're scrolling through your feed,
you don't know who I am, you're not familiar with me,
I've been in this industry over 20 years.
And over the last five years alone, my wife Karen and I
have helped over 100,000 people across the globe
with our products and services.
So I got my start in the health and fitness industry
back in 1998 when I placed first runner
up in the world's largest body transformation
contest called Body for Life.
Now, let's talk quickly about the egg yolk myth.
So believe it or not the egg yolk
is actually the healthiest part of the egg.
Throwing out the yolk and just eating egg whites
makes sense if you're trying to drastically reduce
calories or cut down on your fat intake
because the yolk has a lot of friendly fats in it.
Therefore, it yields a lot more calories
than the egg white, which is just pure protein.
But you'll be leaving all of these vitamins and minerals
on the table by doing this.
So the egg yolk contains B vitamins.
It contains trace minerals like folate, choline, lutein,
every one of the fat soluble vitamins
your body needs A, D, E, and K. And then
it also contains essential fatty acids or friendly fats.
And it is now known, through published research,
and what I'll do is I'll post a reference
above or below this video, somewhere around this video
depending on the device you're watching it on, showing
you that cholesterol in the diet has nothing to do
with cholesterol in the blood.
Now, the key to getting all these benefits from egg yolks
without going overboard is to minimize your intake of them.
So I don't recommend eating four or five whole eggs a day,
but two or three whole eggs eaten four or five
days of the week is one of the best foods
that you can put in your body.
Some would argue that eggs are almost the perfect food.
Now, there is a small percentage of the population
that has an inflammatory effect or a food allergy to eggs.
But, in general, they are one of the best fat burning foods
on the planet.
Now, as a special gift for watching this, I went ahead
and I put a link somewhere around this video
to give you access to a free report.
So go ahead and enter in your e-mail
and download this free report.
It's an exercise report.
It's called The Over 40 Stubborn Fat Sequence
and it will give you a 12-minute metabolic trick
that you can use when you wake up or before going
to bed a few times of the week to reactivate your declining
fat loss hormones.
So if you're somebody who's over 35 years old,
you're in your 40s, 50s, or 60s, it's
very important that you move differently
than younger people.
Because exercise routines like P90X, Cross-Fit,
Insanity are great workouts and they're very effective,
but they have a couple problems for people
who are 35 years old.
Number one, they're too long in duration,
which can wreak havoc on your fat loss hormones in recovery.
Number two, they're very ballistic so some
of the movement patterns that are designed for younger people
could be harder on your body if you are 35 years old.
So click the link somewhere on his video,
download my free report.
I'm going to show you the right way
to move based on your condition, gender, and your age
so that you can elevate your metabolism for up to 48 hours
after one 12-minute session.
And then, in tomorrow's video, I'll come back
and we'll talk about the myth about whole grains
and whether or not they actually are a fat storing food
or a fat burning food.
Make sure you click the Like button.
Make sure you share this.
Thanks for watching and keep going strong.
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Little Fireman US educational game for children | Baby Panda fireman helicopter | Fire Engine Games - Duration: 10:36.
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