Thứ Tư, 1 tháng 11, 2017

Waching daily Nov 1 2017

There is nothing that disgusts me more

than a female who cheats.

It can be on a husband, or on a math test.

It's all equally disgusting to me.

I want each of you to tell me where you think you're gonna be

in five years

and how cheating on this math test

is gonna help you get there.

Tracy Parks, we'll start with you.

I don't know.

Look, you don't have to know. Just make a goddamn guess.

Make something up, okay?

Can I get some more of popcorn?

You want some more popcorn?

Girls, more popcorn? Are you hungry? Yeah?

Great, I'll go get it for you.

More popcorn,

from the popcorn machine, how 'bout this?

How about this? Fucking popcorn?

You want some popcorn? There's more for you!

There some for you!

Take all the fucking popcorn you wanna eat!

Popcorn!

You think there's popcorn and beanbags in the real world?

There's not!

The real world is full of meanness and shit!

And you girls are just gonna grow up to add to it.

(GAMBY BREATHING HEAVILY)

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have said that.

I just got my own things going on in my life.

Doesn't have anything to do with you guys.

Are you okay, Mr. Gamby?

(SIGHS) I'm just feeling depressed,

feeling remorse, feeling some hopelessness.

Thank you, Beth.

I was just working on a project

with a business associate of mine.

I thought we were working on some pretty important stuff.

Then he pussied out and bailed on me.

Now, I'm left to do the project all by myself.

And it's hard. It's hard to do it alone.

I just keep getting beat down

and now the whole entire school is crumbling.

Why did your associate leave?

Oh, he said that, I was...

messin' up the business partnership...

because I was being selfish and I didn't have his back.

Well, did you?

I mean, to be honest,

yes, I did have certain questions

about his tactics and ideas.

But I mean, come on, we're both professionals.

I mean,

we're obviously gonna have different approaches to things.

Well, maybe you should just try to talk to him.

-Explain how you feel. -NEAL GAMBY: I'd like to, but...

this man in question is very mean-spirited.

But you'll never know unless you try.

-♪ (INSPIRING MUSIC PLAYING) ♪ -Did you just make that up?

I guess. It just kind of came to me.

It's pretty good.

You should sign up for creative writing.

I'll be right back.

For more infomation >> 'The Real World is Full of Shit' Ep. 5 Clip | Vice Principals | Season 1 - Duration: 2:41.

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7 Early Signs That Cancer Is Growing In Your Body - Duration: 3:36.

For more infomation >> 7 Early Signs That Cancer Is Growing In Your Body - Duration: 3:36.

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Rabbi Aaron How to Get Your Prayers Answered Is Anyone Listening 1 - Duration: 47:22.

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Who is the Enemy? - Duration: 3:14.

First for an update about what happened in New York...

It could very well be that we will find a hand that was pulling the strings from behind the scenes

An invisible hand, not necessarily produced by the Middle East

It could be a hand that was sitting somewhere in Tashkent, or Chicago or New York

and directed the man a bit

The Invisible Hand has a name

It is called Islam.

It is very simple.

What is the difference if it is called Islam or not?

It is Islam, it is clearly Islam

Avri, just a short while ago, I think hundreds were murdered in Vegas by a Christian

Background voice: It seems to me that the Invisible Hand was Christian and we saw terror attacks...

We all know exactly what sentence was on the lips of that car-rammer

a second before he began his attack.

Moshe Feiglin, Chairman of Zehut you came out with sharp criticism

against what looked like an apology, or a clarification, that we didn't mean it

we didn't mean to harm the tunnel diggers who came to Israel's side of the border, I assume because of an error in underground navigation

Yes, I even hear people saying "But the IDF didn't apologize

Right, all we said was I didn't mean to do it and I didn't know

It quacks like an apology, and it is an apology and that is how it was understood on the other side

The result of this apology - and that is what it is -

is that together with the tunnel, Israel's deterrence also collapses

What does this apology say?

This apology is actually saying, "We are not the just side here. We did not mean to do it...

We are going on the defense and inviting the next terror attack

We are giving full legitimacy to the other side to take revenge on us

This is the continuation of the apology for the Marmara

This is the continuation of the metal detectors episode on the Temple Mount

We are actually apologizing for our very sovereign existence in this Land

That is the root of the issue

That is utter nonsense

It could be that the IDF spokesman should have worded his announcement more professionally

Yes, he wanted to send the message that none of us, and that is clear

have an interest now, on the background of the reconciliation

and on the background of what is happening

to start another war in Gaza

But it is not an apology, it is not a blow to our deterrence

I would like to ask you one simple question

Very simple, with all due respect to the IDF

and the power with which you talk

Who is the enemy?

We always have an enemy that is trying to destroy us.

But I am asking you who it is

Where?

Now, in Gaza, who is the enemy?

In Gaza, right now, right now the enemy

in Gaza is the Hamas

with the caveat that the reconciliation...

Right now you are a politician

You attacked the politicians, but you are talking like a politician

I asked you a simple question: Who is the enemy? And I will break it down...

The tunnel or the Hamas?

Who is the enemy?

The tunnel.

The tunnel is the enemy. Thank you, I hope the viewers heard that.

For more infomation >> Who is the Enemy? - Duration: 3:14.

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This Is Living With Cancer™: Judi's Story - Duration: 4:43.

[Judi] There's nothing you can control in your life

in terms of circumstances, absolutely nothing.

There's nothing to say; there's nothing you can do.

You can't change it.

But you can always control

how you respond to them.

[ocean waves breaking] [gentle piano music]

I've had 26 tumors taken out of me.

When I first was diagnosed,

I was very depressed about it.

I truly believed that if I had a year, I was lucky.

Because my cancer is stage four, thyroid cancer.

And what I thought that meant was, I was on the way out.

I've since learned it doesn't mean that.

It just means it's incurable.

It just means we have to keep finding different ways

to fight it and treat it and try to hold it back.

[crowd singing]

♫ Happy birthday to you.

[Judi] I think it's important to do things

for the first time

no matter how old you are.

I'm 68 and I'm still doing things for the first time.

[Judi] I am so passionately involved with

beauty and art.

Kinda late in life to start oil painting at 67, but

it's turned out really well.

I also write spoken word and poetry.

I believe in my mask, this made up me.

And I think I directed my first film.

You go, not you.

You just keep bowing. And so...Let's try that again.

[Female Friend] Oh, I met Judi when I was 16, I want to say,

and she was my drama teacher.

She's a friend and a mentor, and

she's just an amazing human being.

[Judi] Cut.

That was very good, Tammy.

I liked it.

[Male Friend] She's like this sprite that kind of

bounces around the world making things better, you know?

[Judi] I am so happy to see you.

[Director] Behind the scenes hug.

[Judi] I love you.

Thank you-I love you!

[Friend] I love that, that she's just been kind of

living with this thing, and it's not great,

but it's also not stopping her from doing her thing.

[Judi] Now, I am an artist in residence for a

professional dance company out of Denver.

It's the joy of my life. It's my true passion.

We're getting darn close, we're only

eight weeks away, I think.

[Director] Between then and now, do you just

put it out of your head?

[Judi] I do, actually.

[Director] 'Cause what are you gonna do, right?

[Judi] That's exactly what I do, yeah.

I live my life.

It's real.

The pain is real. The challenges are real.

The fear is real.

You do have to find a new normal.

I laugh with my doctors.

My husband and I have found a way

to be honest with each other.

He was verklempt.

I mean, he was about to lose his best friend here.

We had no idea what was going to happen

and at a certain point I had to say,

"Buddy, I gotta be able to cry

when I feel like I need to cry.

I gotta be able to face this,

'cause I don't have the energy to pretend

so that you don't hurt."

We actually open tonight.

I'm in some ways overwhelmed with the joy of this,

and in other ways, it just seems to me

that this is just one more step in the story

of what I get to do with my life.

When you've been diagnosed with stage four cancer,

you have this laser-like focus on the moment

that you're living in-on the potential for joy

and beauty and love.

And in some ways, it's a blessing.

[cheering]

I feel like I've been given a gift.

It's the best time of my life, and

I know what my priorities are.

And living every day with no regrets is one of them.

We're gonna gather up all of the positive energy,

and we're going to bring it to us,

and we're going to release it with a yes!

[Crowd] Yes!

For more infomation >> This Is Living With Cancer™: Judi's Story - Duration: 4:43.

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Financial wellbeing is a bigger problem than we see - Duration: 5:27.

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This Is Living With Cancer™: Billy's Story - Duration: 3:43.

[Billy] My father always used to say,

"Into every life some rain must fall.

Sometimes we have to learn how to dance in the rain."

[jazz music]

[audience claps]

My first diagnosis with cancer was in 1996.

I had a cancerous tumor in my kidney.

Eleven years later, in 2007,

we found that I had a metastasis to my lungs and liver,

and shortly after that, we found

we had some lesions in the brain.

You know, at that point I started writing my memoirs.

If you get a cancer diagnosis,

it's kind of like a shot across the bow,

that hey, you're not gonna be here forever,

and if there's some things you wanna do,

you better get busy doing it.

My wife and daughter have been

a great support system for me.

Sometimes it makes you feel kind of guilty

because she didn't bargain for this, really,

but it's a lot to go through.

[Billy's wife] I had to realize that in order

for me to help him,

I had to overcome the thought of him dying,

and how best to support him and what it was that he needed.

[Billy] She's been a tremendous help to me.

I couldn't have made it through this thing without Renee.

She goes to all my appointments.

[Wife] You've got to give me a kiss.

That's a good one. [laughs]

[Billy] She has a built-in piano player

and I have a built-in singer, so...

[Wife] That's why I married him.

[Billy] [laughs] That in itself.

[Wife] So he could write my music. [laughs]

[Billy] And so that she can sing mine. [laughs]

[Wife] Yeah.

[Billy] [laughs] Yeah, it's pretty convenient.

When you're writing music, you can feel like a connection

with a higher power.

And I think music is a healing force.

Especially jazz.

I can remember playing through sick times

but just like everybody else, you play through them.

One, two, a-one, two, three, four.

[jazz music]

[Director] Do you think life is like a series of

performances or a series of rehearsals?

[Billy] [laughs] Rehearsals.

[Director] Why is that?

[Billy] Well, if it were a performance

that I could clean up, I would never have cancer.

[Director] [laughs] Oh, good answer.

[jazz music]

[laughs]

[Billy] Cancer isn't necessarily a death sentence.

I think it's a help to see someone who actually

has had this disease for some time, and they're doing okay.

The future for me is more music, more writing,

more teaching, and so on.

I'm pretty optimistic about the future.

[Wife] With me.

[Billy] With Renee.

[soft music]

[applause]

For more infomation >> This Is Living With Cancer™: Billy's Story - Duration: 3:43.

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Health Insurance: December 15th is the one and only deadline for 2018 coverage! - Duration: 0:31.

HealthCare.gov is open this year for you to sign up for a health plan.

It's open November 1st to December 15th.

That's the deadline for 2018 coverage.

Now is the only time… to get coverage, or change plans, for 2018.

December 15th is the final deadline.

Plans cover wellness visits, prescription drugs, and more.

See if you qualify for assistance.

HealthCare.gov Open Enrollment...

November 1st to December 15th.

November 1st to December 15th.

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Jose Mourinho's English is good enough to know the difference between untouchable and untrustworthy - Duration: 4:38.

Jose Mourinho's English is good enough to know the difference between untouchable and untrustworthy

Yet he certainly left plenty of Manchester United fans scratching their heads as to whether his grasp of the lingo had slipped yesterday evening.

One minute he was describing Romelu Lukaku, his goal-shy striker, as one man in his side who should be above criticism.

A player whose performances, despite toiling in front of the target for six games now, put him in that "untouchable" bracket.

The next he was bellowing from the touchline, ordering Lukaku to hand the ball to Daley Blind to take the penalty which sealed United's Champions League win over Benfica.

A show of strength from a muscle-flexing manager to avoid the risk of any resentful feelings of privilege spreading through the rest of the side?.

Or an arm-round-the-shoulder act of kindness from a boss who knew a second successive fluffed spot kick would merely crank up the pressure on the Belgian?.

Certainly Lukaku would have been on a hiding to nothing if he had stepped up.

Score and everyone thinks 'it's only a penalty.'.

Miss and it's more fuel for the 'he couldn't hit a barn door with a beachball' brigade.

If United had already put daylight between them and the Portuguese champions, there's every chance Mourinho would have left the decision to the players.

Two or three in front by then, and Rom could have taken his chance knowing the points were already in the bag, and there'd be less chance of any Stretford End murmurings.

And a glance at Lukaku's recent record from the spot definitely makes the manager's decision a little easier to understand.

Of the last five he has taken for United, his country and previous club Everton, only two have ended up in the back of the net.

The most recent was the last of Belgium's nine goals in a World Cup qualifying romp against whipping boys Gibraltar – hardly a make or break moment.

Five days earlier, though, he blew one for United against Leicester, and although his last goal for Everton came from the spot at Arsenal in May, the previous two were misses.

One ironically came AGAINST United in the 2016 FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, while he also had one saved in Everton's home loss to West Ham a month earlier.

Of course Mourinho is a man who could start an argument in an empty room.

 A man who gives the impression he's not doing his job properly if there isn't conflict somewhere down the line.

Although taking a pop at United fans who haven't exactly turned on Lukaku – the opposite in fact – is a strange one, because that really is a battle he cannot ever hope to win.

Naturally enough, there are arguments on both sides.

Some believe it was a case of Jose considering the repercussions for his striker had he missed, and how it would affect him.

Others believe it was simply a case of showing who's the boss, even if it comes at the expense of the one man he has just praised above all others.

But one thing Mourinho and United fans SHOULD be pleased about is this….

The mere fact Lukaku was desperate to grab the ball and step up to the spot proves that for all his current barren spell, his confidence and self belief certainly remain sky high.

And as long as it remains so, they will all reap the benefit in the end.

For more infomation >> Jose Mourinho's English is good enough to know the difference between untouchable and untrustworthy - Duration: 4:38.

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Is Shane McMahon Turning HEEL?! | WWE Smackdown LIVE, Oct. 31, 2017 Review - Duration: 5:37.

Smackdown's Survivor Series captain revealed!

Two more members of Team Blue added!

And is Shane McMahon slowly turning heel?

I'm Oli Davis and this is the 31st October, 2017 edition of Smackdown Live...in about

4 minutes.

Is Shane McMahon Turning Heel?

Shane McMahon opened the show all smiles and dancing sneaker feet to a huge babyface pop

and 'Under Siege' chant.

I can't believe that's actually caught on.

He explained that Raw has always seen Smackdown as the inferior brand - so everyone got together

last week and planned the Monday Night invasion!

Everyone apart from… the General Manager Daniel Bryan.

He was oddly hardly mentioned by McMahon, and Shane's jovial demeanor felt at odds

with Kane nearly killing Bryan the previous night.

That should be the basis of Raw and Smackdown's blood feud now, but Shane only seems to care

about brand bragging rights.

Perhaps this is very subtle storytelling for McMahon's slow heel turn, which was furthered

by him announcing himself as Team Smackdown's captain.

Shane's character is becoming increasingly egocentric, staging rash brand invasions,

wrestling his contracted talent and now giving himself the only automatic Survivor Series

place while everyone else has to qualify.

The Land of Opportunity is currently being run by someone tipsy on their own power.

Bobby Roode beat Dolph Ziggler Team Smackdown's next addition was decided

by Bobby Roode vs Dolph Ziggler in a 2 out of 3 falls match.

Thanks to the commercial break, though, we only say 66.6% of said falls.

Roode won a solid match, with the multiple roll-ups finish neatly playing into their

previous bouts.

Bobby accidentally said he wants his Survivor Series team mates to show "compassion"

in the post-match promo - probably the exact opposite emotion you want for a combat sport

- but at least he looked mean for a change, and now overly smiling like a…goofy babyface.

Women's Division Women's division, it's time for your only

segment on the show.

Come on in here, all awkwardly line-up next to each other so we can get you in.

Even Becky Lynch's great mic skills couldn't stop this segment from looking horribly staged.

Sin Cara beat Baron Corbin After winning the last two matches via countout

and DQ - the sweetest of babyface victories - Sin Cara took his first loss in the feud,

getting DQ'd himself after Corbin attempted to remove his mask.

Raw is doing a great job at building up The Miz as a worthy Intercontinental Champion

for Survivor Series, but Smackdown continues to book Corbin incredibly weakly.

The Usos & American Beta I'm now fully onboard with The Usos and

American Beta's tag team feud, with Chad Gable rapping their championship challenge

for next week's show.

But it was Shelton Benjamin (excuse me, I mean 'Shelton Benjamin') who stole the

segment, with the kind of 'oh s-word, son' facial expression that will live forever as

a reaction gif.

AJ Styles beat Samir Singh After Jinder Mahal croaked his way through

another anti-Brock Lesnar promo - giving himself one of WrestleRamble's crap gimmicks, the

Beast Master - AJ Styles beat Samir Singh in a matter of seconds.

AJ's selling of Jinder's post-match beat down was so good, it actually made Mahal look

vaguely threatening.

Blood Brothers Harper and Rowan still have hammers.

Rusev beat Big E The New Day vs Rusev & Aiden English rivalry

continued with The Bulgarian Brute beating an Akeem-dressed Big E in the only match on

the show with Halloween costumes.

Sort it out, WWE.

Rusev got himself a Team Smackdown qualifying match against Styles next week.

Fashion Files: Strangerer Things While Fashion Files might not be as good as

it once was, their parody of Stranger Things contained several very good jokes - especially

the Christmas lights clearly revealing the Bludgeon Brothers are the attackers, while

Tyler Breeze asked: "but what does it mean?"

And Tye Dillinger not dressed as 11...but as 10.

A monitor at the end revealed a Jigsaw-looking doll, suggesting we've got a Saw-parody

up next week.

Shinsuke Nakamura beat Kevin Owens Feuds are at their most three-dimensional

when the heel's grievances are also rooted in truth - which is exactly what's happening

with Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn vs Shane McMahon.

Land of Opportunity, eh?

mocked the Canadian twosome.

But Shane can just add himself as the Team Captain.

Zayn, meanwhile, had to fight Randy Orton last week - who cheated to win.

And Owens lost to Shinsuke Nakamura here in a decent main event, also with interference

from the Viper.

This is a great way to build Smackdown's future feuds through the interpromotional

narrative of Survivor Series.

Sami Zayn, however, might be taking his new heel persona too far - accidentally throwing

part of the announcer's table into a fan's face.

So that was this week's Smackdown Live in about 4 minutes, here's the usual ratings

recap from top to bottom: SmackDamn, Smacktastic, Smack Bang In The Middle, Ellsworthy and Worst

Team Hell No Reunion Ever.

I'll reveal my score very shortly, but first, vote in the poll above my head to give yours.

I'll announce the results in tomorrow's WrestleTalk News.

Compared to Raw, which had a huge announcement or return every other segment, Smackdown felt

a tad uneventful.

Still, the wrestling was good and the long-term stories are being neatly interwoven into Survivor

Series season.

This week's Smackdown is Smack Bang in the Middle.

The rest of the Survivor Series teams have been leaked!

And Triple H is returning for WWE!

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