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Jeopardy! Presents: WHAT IS GLUTEN - Duration: 0:22.
Pizza for 6.
Here's Sarah with the clue.
We're using synthetic pizza dough to practice
our technique. Good hand-tossed pizzas
have a lot of this protein in the flour
that traps carbon dioxide and helps the
dough stretch.
Amy.
What is gluten?
Gluten, yes!
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The F Word Ep. 3 "F Is for: Friends & Finding Families Like Ours" - Duration: 8:44.
(upbeat music)
(bright music)
- [Nicole] Welcome back to The F Word,
a series about adopting a kid from foster care.
(typewriter sounds)
I don't know what to do
about this awkward in-betweener stage we're in.
We finished our paperwork,
we turned it in to the social worker,
we have been, like, signed off on.
We're, I think, technically licensed
foster parents right now.
- [Kristan] Stamped.
- Yeah, we've been stamped on our foreheads
and now we just sit on our hands and wait
for God knows how long.
(whimsical music)
Woo!
- Those months were horrible for me.
They were horrible.
(laughs)
That was the year I canceled the holidays!
(laughs)
(rock music)
Tariku, this is Nicole and Kristan.
- Hi, Tariku!
Special delivery.
- [Jillian] Nicole and Kristan are
adopting a baby right now,
do you have any advice for them?
- Oh, we'd love to hear your advice.
- Jovi, do you have any advice?
- [Jillian] Do you think that they should adopt a baby?
- Uh, maybe.
(laughter)
- So, we saw his picture.
He is just, like, a dumpling.
(roaring)
He lived in a home that was kind of like a group home.
He'd seen kids come and go
and just, no one came for him.
(groovy music)
- We met Kenyon on a Friday
and just immediately fell in love.
You know, I'm biracial,
and having grown up in African-american communities
we thought he would be a great match for us.
He was, like, the cutest little baby in the whole world.
- Not that we're biased or anything.
(laughter)
- [Nicole] Is that totally embarrassing
when they say that about you,
or are you cool with it?
- It's fine.
(laughter)
- What surprised you about the process
that you just weren't expecting?
- Well certainly it moved more quickly than we expected,
that was surprising.
There were a lot of surprising things
that happened once, um.
- [Nicole] (laughs) Did you just say he's getting old?
- [William] He did say he's getting old.
He's noticing the spots on his hands,
the age spots.
- Can we get a close up on that, please?
I mean, the thing about adopting through foster care
is that there's a lot of it
that's out of your control.
'Cause you don't know when the kid's going to come along,
when you're going to be offered a child
and then this will be the kid that you have
for the rest of your life.
So, you have to take huge leap of faith.
- Were there other things that kind of,
other fantasies or myths that were exploded for you?
- Yeah.
- I was prepared for anything.
- We were hunkered down.
- I was, like, there's gonna be fires lit,
there's going to be feces thrown,
there's going to be death,
there's going to be pentagrams,
there's going to be, like, all kinds of--
- All the scary things they tell you.
We felt like, how do we know
we're not about to ruin our lives?
And so we were driving,
we pulled the car over and we just held hands
and we prayed.
And then, when we were done,
Scott was like, well, you gotta believe in someone sometime.
So I'm gonna believe in this kid.
- So since you've turned into
such an amazing human being,
we're also kind of hoping that maybe
you have some advice for us,
like, as a couple of people who want to adopt.
- What are you adopting, boys or girls?
- We don't know, we sorta,
secretly have a preference for boys,
but we're telling the social worker
that it doesn't matter.
- Okay, well, if they want a video game system,
wait until they're 10.
- It's not anything live, right?
- [Nicole] It this like a Harry Potter kinda sword?
Woo!
Are your feet too big for these boots?
- [Jovi] Don't pull 'em off.
- What were some of the things
that people said to you all
once you said you were gonna adopt?
- Ugh - Yeah
- It just got, you tell 'em,
we just had so many stories like,
oh, my sister's best friend was fostering
and then they came in the middle of the night
and took the child.
- I mean, just horrible.
People tell you--
- Oh, my friend was fostering a baby
and it burned their house down and blah, blah, blah.
- They may be otherwise very well intentioned,
intelligent people.
But when you talk about fost-adopting,
or fostering, people tell you these gruesome stories
which is why I write about it.
I was adopted and there's never any question,
you know, is this a valid way to create a family?
Is this a real family?
Tariku used to feel bad for Scott
because he's not adopted.
(chuckling)
I was adopted, he was adopted, the doggies were adopted,
everyone here is adopted except Scott.
- Oh, there's a really cute kid
crossing the street right now.
- Cute kid alert.
- Around the corner there.
- Oh, it's too far.
Come closer.
- [Kristan] They're gonna come closer.
Come closer, we have a cute dog for you to pet.
(sad sighs)
- What about during the waiting period?
Like, we may be waiting another six months
or 16 months we don't know.
Is there anything you recommend we do
or just think about?
- So the waiting period's important.
And there'll be ups and downs during that waiting period
as you get your hopes up about a child
and then it doesn't work out
and I think it's really important for you guys
to be really kind to one another
because I think that it can be painful.
- Well, I really actually wanted to go on a trip,
I had this trip planned for the two of us,
and William was really eager to move forward
as fast as possible with adoption
and sure enough, boom.
And so the trip never happened.
So what I'd say is go on that trip.
(folklorico music)
- It's like how did we get two kids,
you know what I mean?
That fit so well in this family?
(drumming)
Tariku was so rhythmic,
loved music and loved dancing,
just fits in perfect with us.
And then, when I first me Jovi I was like,
it's just in the stars that these are our kids.
(rock music)
(lullaby music)
(text message alert)
(bouncy music)
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by following these links.
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That's why painting is my art - Duration: 1:14.
I am Ani Harutyunyan and I am a painter.
I started painting as a kid and I soon realized that it could be my profession.
Through the years of studying fashion design and graphic design
I explored more of the paintings.
I started to use other materials like wood, canvas, but I really liked painting on silk.
I like how colours flow on silk engaging with each other giving all these vibrant colours
and somehow the silk comes to life and it talks to me.
As I have been always fascinated by nature,
I tried to translate the nature to art through my colours.
That's why painting is my art.
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Today's World: Fear the Walking Dead: Is Nick or Troy at fault for THAT death? - Duration: 3:08.
Fear the Walking Dead: Is Nick or Troy at fault for THAT death?
Season 3 of Fear the Walking Dead is unrelenting in its chaos, and this week that chaos led to losing another big life.
Fear the Walking Dead went literal in Brothers Keeper, when a horde of infected trudged towards the Ranch, threatening to overwhelm the entire population. Surprisingly, it wasnt this horde that directly caused Fears latest major victim. Brothers Keeper spoilers below.
Fear the Walking Dead opened strong this week, showing us just what kind of guy Troy really is. Troy is resourceful, unrelenting, unchanging, and consistent, if unstable.
It should come as no surprise he was able to start a new life on his own with ease and composedness. Also as expected, Troy was not just going to move on and begin anew.
In true dramatic Troy fashion, he somehow rounded up a huge horde of infected and led them towards the Ranch. Interestingly, he chose to show Nick and Jake his master plan of obliterating the Ranch.
Its here where the nice guy finishes last.
After over two decades of overlooking Troys savage behavior, Jake finally took action. In a violent act more characteristic of his brother, Jake decided to kill his brother. Unfortunately for Jake, Nick had other ideas.
Nick hit Jake with the butt of his rifle, causing him to fall down a hill into a group of infected who took a chunk out of his arm.
Nick then decided the best course of action was to cut Jakes arm off. Of course, Jake bled out and died, and Fear the Walking Dead lost yet another sane, good-hearted person.
Its easy to say Jakes death is on Nick, since Nick is certainly the direct cause.
Jake died because he bled out, he bled out because he got bit by an infected, and he got bit by an infected because Nick hit him.
Nick chose to intervene in a fight that had nothing to do with him. He should have let Jake and Troy battle it out, once and for all.
But because Nick cares for Troy in some capacity, he chose to save Troy, ultimately dooming Jake to his fatal end. Then again, none of this would have happened if it werent for Troy.
Without the need to venture out of the Ranch to witness Troys reckoning, Jake and Troy would not have had a confrontation that would result in Jakes death.
You can, however, go a step further. What if Jake is actually to blame for his own death?.
After the Ranch and Walkers group joined together, Troy continued to kill Walkers people, resulting in punishment. This was the opportunity for Troy to be executed, this was Jakes chance to do what hes been afraid to for so long.
But the opportunity is wasted and instead, Troy is banished. Its also worth noting how frequently good people die in Fear the Walking Dead. If Jake was to have any hope of surviving, he needed to toughen up and become more ruthless.
The pure of heart dont last, and its a lesson that can only be learned once. Who do you think is more to blame for Jakes death on Fear the Walking Dead?.
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WHAT IS DOUBLE TAKE - Duration: 0:23.
Moviemaking for $200, please.
Joe. What is a double take? Yes.
What is moviemaki-- Wait a minute
I just got a crick in my neck.
Okay, now you go.
Moviemaking for four.
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WHAT IS A MUSIC FESTIVAL - Duration: 0:14.
- Perks of Aging, $1,000.
- [Alex] Not having to endure crowds
and pricey bottled water at these
like Coachella or Bonnaroo.
Shannon.
- What are festivals?
- [Alex] Music festivals, right.
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WHAT IS COXSWAIN - Duration: 0:17.
- College Sports 600.
- I'm Anderson Cooper.
While at Yale, I was this member of the crew team
who's responsible for steering the boat
and for directing the speed and rhythm of the rowers.
- [Alex] Jacob.
- What is the coxswain?
- [Alex] Yes.
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United - Safety is Global III: Behind the Scenes - Duration: 3:15.
[MUSIC]
[LAUGHING]
This is how I get ready for work everyday.
[LAUGHTER]
I've got my own glam-squad.
And, roll sound.
Scene 7, take 1.
[CLAP]
Ready? Action!
[MUSIC]
This is the first opportunity I've had
to be kind of the center of attention,
and it feels kinda good.
It's my 15 minutes of fame,
and I'm pretty jazzed about it.
And cut!
Welcome. We're excited to have you aboard.
Cut!
It's 12:45am in the morning. We're out here filming.
It's like being in Brazil at Carnival, you know?
And, I'll look like Tom Cruse maybe. [LAUGHTER]
[CLAP]
It's gonna be really cool.
You show up to fix a seat or whatever,
and, "I know you!" you know?
The idea this year was to find
bucket-list destinations around the world
that are either events or locations
that we can celebrate United's globalness.
It's going to be a fantastic, whirlwind tour.
Alright, guys, so here we go. Picture's up, finally.
Quiet, please. Silencio.
We're in a very interesting place right now.
We're in China, in Chile.
Well, United wants to be innovative. United wanted to be creative.
Instead of having a boring safety video,
have something that actually is fun for the customers to see.
This is a rehearsal. And, action!
Working with the United crew has been absolutely brilliant.
They are such nice people.
You know, 'cause this is a hard thing to do,
to suddenly do what you're very familiar with,
and do it in front of a camera, the massive pressure.
I want some of their personalities to come out,
they have such great personalities. Ben, the director, is really great.
He helps me shake it off,
and allowed me to be me,
and it was such a relief for him to say,
"They picked you, obviously, to be you, so, be you!"
and I'm like, really!? Okay! Let's do this!
[CLAP]
Action!
We'll be taking off soon.
Please review the safety card located near your seat.
Make sure your seat-back is upright,
and your seatbelt is securely fastened. Cut! Really nice!
Night shoots have their own energy.
People get tired. You have body-clock shutdown at about 5 in the morning,
and you've gotta kinda keep motivation going.
It's 2:01 in the morning!
[LAUGHTER]
Rehearsing, and action!
[ALL] From all of us, thank you, and enjoy your flight
One of the most special parts of this evening was
we got to stand in a line with an incredible crew,
an incredible team, and got to represent the entire workforce,
and we were really fortunate to be the ones selected to represent them,
and it just... it was a reflection, I think, of the New Spirit of United.
It made me feel proud to be with United,
and be with a company that's growing in such a positive direction.
It's just been an awesome experience.
People from different countries working together
makes us proud to be United.
[ALL] - From all of us, thank you, and enjoy your flight!
And, it's a wrap!
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Jimmy Kimmel Is So Over America's Pumpkin Spice Obsession - Duration: 1:40.
Jimmy Kimmel Is So Over America's Pumpkin Spice Obsession
On Wednesdays episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, Jimmy Kimmel had a frank discussion with this viewers about an issue that could affect our lives and many generations to come. It was so important to him that he encouraged them to call your congress people and tell them to put a stop to this epidemic.
Of course, he was referring to the pumpkin-spicing of America. During his pumpkin spice PSA, Kimmel listed several foods that have been hit with the fall flavor, including pizza, marshmallows, waffles, ice cream and cream cheese.
We even have a pumpkin spice president for Gods sake, he said.
But just when Kimmel was saying someone needed to stop this craze, a giant jack-o-lantern with a cinnamon stick cigar appeared and threatened to take over the world. Im pumpkin spice b-tch, the giant orange figure said to the host; although, he insisted on being referred to as Pump Daddy. While Kimmel said he was fine with pumpkin spice being fused into coffee, muffins and Oreos, he begged the edible evildoer to stay away from pizza. Stay away from Pizza? Oh! Pizzas just the beginning, sucker, Pump Daddy said.
Im working on pumpkin spice French fries, pumpkin spice bacon, pumpkin spice pickles, pumpkin spice hot pockets. The orange offender even threatened to put pumpkin spice into non-edible items. Pumpkin spice underpants, pumpkin spice Lego Batman, pumpkin spice Q-tips, pumpkin spice Prilosec, pumpkin spice security guards. What is a pumpkin spice security guard, Kimmel questioned. See for yourself.
Over there, look! the pumpkin said gesturing towards Kimmels sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez, who had a pumpkin on his head.
Thankfully, Kimmel was able to escape the pumpkin perpetrator when the flavors girlfriend carried him off. Watch the video to see the whole segment.
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Is this the World's Best Tree House? | Redwood Forest, California - Duration: 9:07.
What's up ladies and gentlemen?
And welcome back to Vagabrothers.
It's day two of our Glade scent- inspired road trip,
and right now we're standing out front
of the Carmel Mission.
Yesterday we were exploring the Aqua scent ,the beautiful coastal vibes of Monterey and Carmel .
Today we're getting more earthy.
We're heading inland to the Redwood Forest.
So stay tuned. We've got a lot of cool stuff planned.
Let's get this road trip started.
Alright ladies and gentlemen, the first stop in today's road trip is here in the Carmel Valley.
We've come to Holman Ranch to grab a little bit of lunch.
It's a Hacienda dating back to Spanish times, and they put together a beautiful spread for us just inside.
So let's go grab some food. Vamanos.
I've got a little roast beef with some
citrus zest on the outside,
some watermelon with feta and mint,
arugula salad with some tomatoes and some red onion.
This is definitely not an arugula salad.. It is a kale salad.
But arugula
So as you may know, the idea behind this road trip is to discover the real-life
inspirations of the new Glade Plugins Car.
In this case we have some citrus,
cucumber, and mint.
I wonder how many dinners and lunches and siestas have been taken here over the years?
I think we can add, compare those to the list. Hopefully a siesta
Yeah. It's beautiful here.
I think one of the coolest things about this part of California is
how you have the coast, and it's all misty.
And the ocean we went paddle boarding yesterday and you have humpback
whales just 20 minutes from here.
And then up here in the hills, it's dryer.
You have oak trees; these rolling hills, and these ranches that have existed
since the times when that mission was built.
Pretty awesome. It is awesome. Bon Appetit
Alright ladies and gentlemen...well we've just finished lunch,
and we're going to hop back in the car and head to the forest.
Let's go.
We have driven to the edge of a redwood forest.
And if you don't know much about the redwoods,
they're the tallest trees in the world, and they grow almost exclusively here in California
in Central and Northern California, primarily.
We're going to go take a little stroll through this forest
and see what we can find.
You know the thing that I love the most about the redwoods is that it gives you perspective.
It's kind of a humbling experience.
You're surrounded by giants, natural giants.
These are the most magnificent living creatures on the planet.
They're giants, and being surrounded
by them right now, being surrounded by these ferns, the
fragrances from this forest are absolutely incredible.
And that's why we came here:
to be inspired, basically, by these big natural beauties.
This place is gorgeous.
The smell of the forest is awesome.
In California, there's tons of different scents.
Down in Southern California, we have more desert in chaparral.
Up here when you cross the boundary of Big Sur and come into Monterey Carmel in this whole area,
you really just get a different flavor of California, entirely.
For the grand finale of the day,
we have arrived at this awesome contraption.
It's basically a fragrance pod. It is a custom-built
tree house designed by Glade to resemble a pine cone.
They built it just for us,
and we're going be able to spend a night in it.
It's basically suspended from these giant trees in the middle of the forest.
We're going to go up this ladder and check out our accommodations for the evening.
I'm only halfway up, but this is super steep and awesome.
Haven't even gone inside yet, but I have to say
this is the most serious tree house I have ever seen.
Come retirement I'm going to look up the architect because this is goals, serious goals.
Anyways, let's take a look inside.
Definitely not designed for people with a fear of heights.
Designed for people with a love of adventure.
Wow. No?
Incredible. This is nuts.
We're like in the forest and we're swinging, and
part of the floor is transparent..
so not to mention all the windows.
This is nuts.
Let's open up these babies.
I have never been...
A: up in the air like this.
B: in the canopy of redwoods.
And C: have a little view down to the
forest floor, but we have a cozy little cot set up here,
and the drawbridge is closed.
We're here overnight.
It's going to be really, really cool.
Definitely one of the most unique places we've ever slept in.
If we were getting immersed in the inspiration behind the fragrances earlier,
Now we are immersed.
We are literally sleeping in a Plugin.
It should be pretty chill.
All right. So it's a beautiful morning here in the redwoods.
We just woke up...nestled amongst the trees.
Thank you to Glade for bringing us out here.
Hopefully, you guys enjoyed the adventure and enjoyed the videos.
If you did you know what to do: give it a big thumbs- up, share with your friends, and subscribe.
And turn on notifications, if you haven't already. In the meantime remember to stay curious, keep exploring,
and we will see all of you guys and girls on the road, hopefully in another awesome treehouse very, very soon.
Ok guys. Peace
I'll be base
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WHAT IS DOVE - Duration: 0:11.
Avian category, $400.
This brand of beauty bar
has a bird in flight
imprinted on it.
Jeremy? What is Dove? Good.
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