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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos have been hit with some major internet hate.

And it all started when the Riverdale actor posted a photo of his wife in a swimsuit on

Instagram.

"Are you kidding me?"

"Nope."

On Sunday, March 25th, Consuelos shared a photo of Ripa standing in the ocean, wearing

a bikini.

In the caption, he wrote, "Sultry Sundays with the sexy one are my fave."

Consuelos later posted a shot of Ripa on his Instagram Story, showing her lounging on a

chair on the beach while — you guessed it — in her bikini.

And, while Ripa's also shared some steamy photos of her beau bearing some skin, she's

the only one currently getting flack for wearing a skimpy swimsuit.

Apparently, not everyone was too happy to see the 47-year-old's exposed body — even

if she did look amazing.

"Okay, here's what ya'll need to never say to the ladies."

One commenter wrote:

"Kelly's gorgeous, but isn't there a cutoff age where age-appropriateness comes into play?

Just because you can rock a bikini, doesn't mean you should."

Another Instagram user added:

"Not the sweet Kelly she was when she first started with Regis."

Others criticized Ripa for her figure, suggesting that she was too thin or boyishly shaped.

Fortunately, some of Ripa's fans were quick to come to her defense.

"Now here's where it gets intriguing."

One commenter fired back:

"The ones that tell your wife, she's too old, she needs to eat, she has boy body, are the

very same people that have a million insecurities."

This isn't the first time Ripa and Consuelos, who've been married for over two decades,

have experienced hate online.

Earlier in the month, Ripa faced trolls after she posted a throwback photo on Instagram

of her and her husband at a red carpet event.

One user commented on the photo:

"Too bad he's short when he tries to look taller.

It looks funny.

Just be who you are."

But neither Ripa nor Consuelos let that comment slide.

Consuelos responded first, writing:

"Please tell me how it is I can try to look taller.

I'm dying to know."

Ripa then really let the trolls have it by adding:

"He's tall where it counts, babe."

"Hehehehehe…"

"That's true!"

Clearly, these two won't let the haters stop them from snapping one another.

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Hi everyone this is John from Zoom,

and I'm here to show you how to use sound markers on the F1 field recorder

to make it easier to sync audio with your video.

Audio can be recorded directly with video by connecting the F1 output to your camera.

Since it is running through the camera's input preamp,

the audio saved to your camera's SD card will have more noise than the audio saved to your F1 SD card.

To address this issue, you can sync the audio saved to the F1 with the video saved to your camera.

The F1 Sound Marker can be used to easily sync your audio and video.

The sound marker emits a half-second tone signal when the record button is pressed

and again when the recording is stopped.

To enable the Sound Marker: while pressing STOP, press the REC LEVEL button to open the MENU screen.

Use the LO CUT and LIMITER buttons to scroll up & down to highlight Record/Play from the menu list.

Press the REC LEVEL button to select it.

Scroll down to Sound Marker and select it.

Scroll down and select On.

Be mindful of the F1 volume if you are monitoring your audio with headphones

because the sound marker can be loud in volume.

This tone is recorded to the F1 SD card audio, as well as output through the headphone output.

If you connect the output to your camera, you can record this tone to the audio on the camera's video file.

Now, you can easily copy both the camera video file and the F1 audio files into your editing software

and use the Sound Marker Tone to line up your audio easily.

Then mute the audio attached to your video file and you are left with the higher quality audio recorded on the F1.

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Justin Kluivert's father, Patrick Kluivert has reportedly told his son to make the switch

to his former club, Barcelona rather than Manchester United.

This comes as a huge blow to Jose Mourinho and his management team who have been tracking

the teenage sensation for quite some time now.

Losing out on a highly rated prospect will always take toll years down the line but United

can always address the issue by signing a replacement.

Here a few players they should consider.

Andrija Živković

The 21-year-old plies his trade for Portuguese outfit, SL Benfica and plays in the similar

position.

He has been on Arsenal's shortlist for a long time and Arsene Wenger is already plotting

up a summer move.

Živković will bring a lot to the United table mostly due to his versatility in the

final third.

A wide man who can deliver balls from the flanks while at the same time threaten the

opposition box is always favoured by attacking minded managers.

Thomas Lemar

The AS Monaco wide man expressed his disappointment over the failed attempts Premier League teams

have had in the past.

Arsenal, Liverpool and plenty of other European teams have been on the 22-year-old's heels

for the past year and Mourinho should take a closer look.

Leon Bailey

Bailey is one of those high-profile names to have emerged as a future superstar in the

Bundesliga.

The Jamaican's brilliant left foot paired with an astounding turn of pace makes him

a huge threat from the wings.

Since many of the interested sides have dropped their interests in Bailey, United can surge

ahead with a beefed up offer next summer.

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5 Rules for Answering ESSAY Questions on Exams - Duration: 9:35.

If I were to ask you what your

least favorite type of test question is,

I'm pretty sure I could guess it

before you gave me your answer,

because it is clearly the essay question.

Other types of questions are easy, right?

Multiple choice?

More like multiple guess.

True false?

Fifty-fifty, I'll take it.

But with an essay there's no guessing.

Everything that's gonna be on that piece of paper

has to come out of your head.

And that can be intimidating.

But if you look at it from a different perspective,

it's also an opportunity.

Essay questions put you 100% in control.

Rather than having to pick from questions

that were written for you, you have

the opportunity to demonstrate exactly

how well you understand the question

and the material that it was based on.

And assuming you're actually did study

and you do understand the material,

the five rules we're gonna go over

in today's video will show you

how you can most effectively communicate

that understanding in your next essay question.

When you're faced with an essay question on a test,

you're almost always working

under a pretty stressful time limit.

And it can often feel like the best way to tackle that

is to start writing immediately.

But before you do, remember, a good essay

is when it communicates your thoughts

in an organized way, and if it's not organized,

it's not gonna be effective

and it's not gonna get you a good grade.

Without a good plan to guide you,

it can be really easy to misinterpret,

or even outright miss, important points

the prompt wants you to cover.

So before you start writing your essay,

use a piece of scratch paper

to plan it out in advance.

First, read the prompt carefully

and make sure you understand

exactly what it's asking for.

And if it's a long prompt, it might actually

be useful to highlight the important points

in that prompt, or to create a checklist

so you know that you're gonna

cover everything within it.

Next, you want to create a rough outline of your essay.

And I recommend going through a two-stage outlining process.

In the first stage, you just want to create

a bullet list of everything that comes to mind

related to the prompt.

This is essentially a brainstorming phase,

so at this point don't worry about the order

of the points that you're writing out,

because it's all about just getting things

out of your head and onto the paper

and ensuring that they cover

what's being asked for in the prompt.

Once you've got that done,

then it's time to move onto stage two.

At this point you're creating a more organized,

ordered list of points that represents

the flow of your essay.

When you have that in hand, you'll find

that writing the actual essay itself is much easier.

Alright, let's talk about essay formats.

There are plenty of creative ways

to structure your writing, as I'm sure

you'll probably know if you've ever seen

Memento or read House of Leaves.

But when you're dealing with an essay on a test,

it's often best to stick with a simple,

time-tested format, both to compensate

for your own limited time,

and as a courtesy to your teacher.

As the author Walter Pauk once wrote,

"Instructors don't have time to treat each essay

"as a puzzle in need of a solution.

"Take the guesswork out of your essay."

A good default format that does this

is the five-paragraph-essay, which consists

of an introductory paragraph,

three body paragraphs,

though you can use more if you need to,

and finally a conclusion.

Within this structure,

there are several different methods

that you can use to organize your points.

The most popular is probably

the decreasing-importance pattern,

in which your first body paragraph

contains your strongest argument,

and the last one covers the weakest

or least consequential.

However, this pattern isn't always the right one to use.

For example, if you've been asked to summarize an event,

then it's probably best to go in chronological order.

And, likewise, if you've been asked to write

the word "potatoes" 600 times,

then you should probably do that.

In short, use the prompt as a guide for choosing

the pattern that you're going to use.

Going back to that idea

of taking the guesswork out of the essay,

let's talk about the introduction.

In most contexts, an essay has to earn its audience.

That's why it's usually a good idea

to start with a hook, something designed

to grab the reader's attention and draw them in.

You might use a quote, or an interesting statistic,

or sometimes even a story.

But when you're answering an essay question on a test,

you've got a guaranteed audience,

namely your teacher.

And when you're writing for an audience

that you know, you can write

with their needs in mind.

So, the question is, what are your teacher's needs?

Well, number one, your teacher is looking

to get through your essay as quickly as possible

because he's got dozens of others to grade,

and number two, he's looking for a solid understanding

of all the points that were asked for in the prompt.

And here's the thing.

A clever introduction doesn't really serve

either of those two purposes, and also wastes

your precious time during the test.

So, unless you think it's absolutely necessary,

I say just jump right into the thesis statement instead.

When you write that thesis statement,

there is one big thing that you need

to make sure you avoid and that is

blatantly restating the prompt.

What do I mean by that?

Well, say you're faced with a prompt like this:

"Explain the tactics used by Genghis Khan

"against the Khwarezmian Shah's armies

"that allowed for his victory in 1221."

With a prompt like this, your teacher

is almost guaranteed to get a ton of essays

from your classmates that all start

virtually the same way:

"The tactics used by Genghis Khan

"against the Khwarezmian Shah

"included utilizing superior speed,"

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

You get the point.

This is boring, lazy writing.

It literally grabs a phrase from the prompt

and restates it verbatim.

And you're better than that.

So let's consider an improved way to do it.

(clears throat)

"Genghis Khan's swift conquest

"of the Khwarezmid Empire in 1221

"hinged on the use of several innovative tactics,

"chief among them being the constant utilization

"of superior speed and maneuverability.

"The Khan also subverted

"the Khwarezmian Shah's expectations by sending

"a force across the dangerous Tien Shan mountain range

"in order to attack from a different angle,

"and dedicated another force solely to the task

"of hunting down the Shah himself,

"forcing the Shah to continually flee

"and diminishing his ability

"to effectively command his forces.

"These tactics, in conjunction

"with a numerically greater force,

"allowed for a decisive Mongol victory

"that led directly to the destruction

"of the entire Khwarezmid Empire."

This is the kind of introduction

that covers what the prompt is asking for,

but does so in a much more interesting way

that demonstrates your ability

to think and write independently.

Speaking of writing and thinking independently,

I love what the Harvard Writing Center

has to say about the conclusion to your essay.

"So much is at stake in writing a conclusion.

"This is, after all, your last chance

"to persuade your readers to your point of view,

"to impress yourself upon them

"as a writer and thinker."

With that being said, want a way to leave

a really weak impression with your reader?

Well, if you do and you're in the market

for sabotaging all of your hard work,

then just do what all of the other

study skills books and websites

that I came across seem to be recommending,

just blindly restate your points in the conclusion,

summarize them and call it a day.

I'm kidding, don't do that.

Instead, synthesize, find a way

to tie everything together.

Here's how I might end that essay

about the Mongol tactics.

"As countless military conflicts through history

"have demonstrated, numerical superiority

"is not always a perfect predictor of victory.

"Hannibal's victory over the Romans

"at the Battle of Cannae is a perfect example.

"However, Genghis Khan's use of speed, surprise,

"and unrelenting aggression towards the Shah

"gave his forces an unbeatable edge.

"The Khwarezmid Empire, with its more settled ways

"and reliance on fortifications,

"was unable to adapt."

Alright, so let's quickly recap.

To make sure that you write

the best essay possible on your next test,

first, start with an outline.

Get really, really familiar with the prompt,

know exactly what it's asking for,

and then use that two-stage outline process

to create a plan so you know

that you're going to hit every single point.

Next, follow a standard essay format,

like the five-paragraph essay.

Don't make your teacher work more than they have to.

Third, get right to the point.

Don't waste time on a clever introduction.

Fourth, don't restate the prompt in your introduction.

Instead, write an interesting thesis statement

that covers the prompt but in your own words.

And finally, ensure your conclusion

synthesizes everything you've written.

Avoid simply summarizing your points,

especially since your essay is probably a short one.

In addition to keeping these points in mind,

always seek to ensure that your essays

are logical and thorough, but that they're

also concise and don't waste words.

As the author William Strunk wrote

in The Elements of Style,

"Vigorous writing is concise.

"This requires not that the writer

"make all his sentences short,

"or that he avoid detail and treat his subjects

"only in outline, but that every word tell."

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Ne-Yo Talks "Good Man," New Album & R&B Revival | For The Record - Duration: 20:06.

There's a R&B movement.

The pendulum is swinging back towards music that feels like something again.

It definitely is.

With your Daniel Caesar's and your Sabrina Claudio's, and H.E.R., and just people like that.

I mean, there's a few others I can name but there's definitely a R&B movement that's happening

right now.

It hasn't so much hit the masses yet, but slowly but surely we're getting there.

What's up Geniuses?

Welcome back to our new talk show.

This is 'For the Record.'

I am Rob Markman and today's guest is one of the greatest songwriters ever.

He's penned classics for everybody from Beyoncè and Rihanna and the brother kept a couple

number ones for himself.

He has a new single out now called "Good Man" and it you know, reminds us of a time

when R&B was about love and we wanted to have him up here today to talk about it.

So, please welcome to 'For the Record' My man Ne-Yo.

Ne-Yo what's up?

Yes indeed.

Pleasure brother.

What's good man?

Chillin' man.

Happy to be here.

Man, happy to have you here, man.

We gotta talk about this "Good Man" record.

Because the record kinda reminds me a lot of this room that we're sitting in right now.

Yeah, a little nostalgic.

Yeah.

What sparked the record for you?

I feel like for you to have such a message on "Good Man" of just being good to your

woman is not something that we're hearing a lot in music today.

Yeah.

And that's why.

That's the reason that I - Well, that's part of the reason.

Another part of the reason is that it's just a good record.

I felt really, really - what's the word I'm looking for - fulfilled when I was done with

this record.

A lot of times as an artist, you have a specific vision for something and you go through whatever

it is you gotta go through to try to get that vision out and by the time it's done it's

maybe not exactly what you envisioned, but it's good enough and you move.

With this, this song came out exactly the way I heard it in my head, exactly the way

I envisioned it.

So, I am super-duper proud of the record.

On top of it just being the right climate for the record.

We've got rape charge this and sexual harassment case that and it's like in this climate

where yet again we as men have forgotten what it is we're supposed to do in reference to

these women.

A song like this is just a friendly reminder of this is how it's supposed to look.

This is what it's supposed to feel like. This is what it's supposed to sound like.

You ruffled a few feathers.

I think you made men take a look at themselves when you made a post on Instagram.

And we'll get into that in a second.

But this is nothing new for Ne-Yo.

I feel like you told us this ten years ago when you dropped 'Year of the Gentleman.'

So are you telling me that in the ten years between 'Year of the Gentleman' and "Good

Man" that brothers can't - we can't get it right still?

We're not there yet?

I mean, and present company included, yeah, we can't.

We have not got it right.

We have not got it right.

Even in the realm of 'Year of the Gentleman' and what 'Year of the Gentleman' was and

what it was talking about we all fall short of the glory because ain't none of us perfect.

So, with that being said, it's one thing to be a gentleman. You can be a gentleman and

be a womanizer still.

A gentleman knows the power of looking the part and he's charming and he's charismatic,

but those powers could be used for evil.

And I will sit here and say that I definitely did, I used those powers for evil.

I was definitely a gentleman, but I was not a good man so to speak because it wasn't

about genuinely doing right by somebody.

It was about, "Let me give her the image of doing right by her and then do my little

dirt on the side, and as long as I don't ever get caught, it's all good."

And that's not the way it's supposed to go.

The unfortunate truth for all the fellas out there that ain't the way it's supposed

to go and I don't care how slick you are, I don't care how slick you think you are - you

will get caught.

She's smarter than you bruh. Just accept it.

She's smarter than you. She's gonna catch you.

You're gonna get comfortable and you're gonna leave something in the DM's or you're gonna

leave a text message somewhere or she's gonna just find your phone randomly and decide to

go through it.

She knows your code, and yeah.

You're gonna get caught.

That's just what it is.

It's smarter and it's just easier to just go ahead and do it the right way or just

not do it at all.

If you ain't ready to be with one, then don't be with one.

Don't tell her, "Hey, I want you to be my girl."

Don't say that to her because for her that means you want just her.

And if you don't want just her and she catches you with anybody other than her, now you've

got problems.

So, of course it's a lot easier said than done and it definitely took some maturing

and some growth and some experience to get to this point.

But, what I'm saying is. This is the point that we all need to get to because the only

other option is to hurt somebody or get hurt your damn self.

And I think it's cool and I applaud you for hearing you speak about it not as condemnation,

but you're not taking yourself out of the equation as much of a self-reflection as it is.

Yeah, listen, I could never point the finger at somebody else without pointing the finger

at myself first.

Nah, That's hypocritical.

A hypocrite is worst than a liar.

I can't do that.

You definitely made some people feel a way on IG about last week.

You posted, "We gotta make being faithful to one woman cool again like 90's R&B songs."

J-Lo responded, "Preach."

I'm still trying to figure out what it feels like to have J-Lo respond to your IG comments.

Maybe one day I'll get there.

T.I. agreed with you.

Lil Duval really was in his feelings, man.

I think people took that whole situation a bit - took it for more than it really was.

I knew that he was lightweight joking and I was lightweight joking with my response.

It wasn't, like I ain't got no beef with Lil Duval or nothing like that but I can

understand how a lot of dudes might feel the way Lil Duval felt in regards to that.

Breaking the guy code or whatever the case may be.

And, you know what?

What I say to that is, alright, it's all cool, fine and good.

I responded lightly. I said, "I can't break guy code because it's been broken."

It's the reason that we're in the spot we're in.

It's because guy code is broken.

Guy code is based on lies and deceit, and anything based on lies and deceit is eventually

going to fall.

That's just what it is.

Okay.

Let's get to the other part of that because actually the bigger question I have for you is...

Being faithful to one woman, making it cool again like 90's R&B songs.

What are some of these 90's R&B songs that you think of that make you feel this way?

When you think of love and being faithful to one woman, what are some of the records

that come to Ne-Yo's mind?

I just - I think about - just the perception of R&B cats today versus the perception of

R&B cats back in the day.

The perception of R&B music today versus the perception of R&B music back in the day.

And the people that always come to mind for me is Jodeci.

Think about who Jodeci was.

These cats was in the middle of the desert, in leather, with machetes, talking about:

I'll cry for you.

Talking about, "Do you believe in love and the power that it gives?"

Meanwhile, they're on stage at an award show in masks and machetes.

You cannot say that these cats wasn't hard.

You can't say that they wasn't cool.

They was absolutely all of that and yet every song was talking about love.

They were still singing love songs and it was cool.

It was alright for them to be singing love songs.

And that's what I'm talking about, man. Like I feel like nowadays, cats look at it as corny

or whatever the case may be and it's just because for whatever reason everybody on

the face of the planet suddenly just wants to be so hard.

And alright, you know, if that's what you want to do, then that's what you do.

But, here's the thing about love: It is just like air and water.

It's not something that - It's not a want, it's a need.

It's a necessity.

We need it and if we don't have it you see what happens.

Society falls and everything else.

It's a real, live thing.

It's a real, live necessity to just happy life and I just wish we could get to a place

where it was cool again to these particular kinds of people.

Because I mean there's people out there that have always understood the power of love,

and preached the power of love or whatever the case may be but I feel like there's a

lot of people pushing in the negative space, and not enough people pushing back in the

positive space. So I'm just trying to be one of the people pushing back in the positive

space.

And you always have been.

Jodeci - I actually made a tweet about them just last week about how their opening lyrics

were always so powerful like, "It's been an hour since you've been gone.."

"...And that's too long, so come back home."

Like, whoa, man.

So you're having my baby and it means so much to me.

They knew how to setup the song.

Exactly.

Yourself as well, your pen is golden my brother.

Thank you sir.

Appreciate it.

Are there any contemporary R&B artists that you feel, um ...

Oh yeah, absolutely.

There's a R&B movement.

The pendulum is swinging back towards music that feels like something again.

It definitely is.

Taking nothing from trap music and the whole nine. I love trap music myself - huge fan

of the Migos and a few of the cats out there, I love it.

I just feel like we need some diversity.

We need a little bit more of some other stuff to add with it.

So with that being said, with your Daniel Caesar's and your Sabrina Claudio's, and H.E.R.,

and just people like that - I mean, there's a few others I can name but there's definitely

a R&B movement that's happening right now.

It hasn't so much hit the masses yet but slowly but surely we're getting there.

We're definitely getting there.

But then, I mean even on the other side of that somebody today actually said to me that

you kinda can't really complain about anything because the way it's setup now. It's there.

You just gotta go look for it.

It's not wrapped up in a pretty bow and presented to you anymore, but it's definitely there.

You can find the R&B. It's out there. The good R&B is out there. You just gotta search

for it yourself now.

And everything right now is streaming is at our fingertips. It might not be on the

front page when you open Spotify or Apple or Tidal, but if you just hit that search

bar ...

Yeah, your local radio station might not be playing it, but it's out there.

It's out there and you just gotta take it upon yourself to go get it.

There was another topic that I wanted to get your take on because we actually had Next

in here last week and we were just actually talking about this off camera, but Bruno

Mars, man.

There's been a lot being said about him. I don't want to get this wrong. Grapevine TV,

they have tons of conversation on their YouTube channel, and it went viral when they put out

this video and asked if Bruno Mars was culturally appropriating black music.

And they made the point that a black artist making the same music wouldn't receive the

same rewards and accolades.

I don't know if that's true.

I just wanted to get your thoughts on that because you've played in the... R&B is

black music.

Most pop music is black music if you really look at it if you go from hip-hop to reggae,

to rock.

I mean if you go into the origins, yeah definitely so.

But your thoughts on that and what it means to be a black artist in today's climate?

And actually getting the accolades and where does Bruno Mars fall into that.

As far as Bruno Mars is concerned, Bruno Mars is ridiculously talented and the songs that

everybody's talking about are just that damn good to where I don't honestly feel like

it would matter who else was singing them.

If you were singing them the way he's singing them, and giving the character and charisma,

and personality to them that he's giving them, then I feel like they would be just as successful.

I don't think it has anything to do with black music, white music, Bruno, whatever nationality

he is. I still don't know to be honest with you.

He's mixed actually.

Puerto Rican, Filipino, born in Hawaii.

Bruno, I don't know what you are.

Bruno grew up being inspired by these amazing artists and his music reflects that.

I feel like it's as simple as that.

If somebody asked Stevie Wonder the same question, he'd say the same thing.

It's not - people take music and put this ownership on it like can't nobody else touch it.

And that's not how it's supposed to go, man. Music is supposed to be for everybody.

Music is from the soul and it's about the love and appreciation of. Not "Well this

is ours and if you don't look like me, you can't do it."

That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard in my life.

That's stupid.

I remember there was a point in your career where you transitioned.

You just gave us like, really the quintessential R&B and I remember it was a bit of a departure

when like "Closer" might have been the first record, like four-to-the-floor, dance,

like EDM inspired.

And I remember that being a big deal at the time.

Like Oh, is Ne-Yo switching up his sound?

And through the years you've really still been able to deliver the same R&B, the same

songwriting, the same love that we're used to hearing with a different beat under it.

What was that transition like for you?

You really broadened yourself musically at that point.

That transition just came from me stepping outside of America and realizing that the

world is bigger than America.

I had been spending a lot of time in the UK, and just overseas period.

And that four-on-the-floor, that driving beat, is kinda what music is over there.

So I just figured let me come back to the states and bring some of that energy back

over here, but actually put a lyric to it.

In most cases with that music, it's just the beat and maybe one or two words repeated

over and over again.

So I was like let me try to do something with that same beat, but give it some meaning - give

it words that mean something.

And it worked.

I feel like if you were blessed with a multitude of talents or if you were blessed with the

opportunity and ability to do more than one thing, then you're doing yourself a disservice

to just do one thing because you are afraid of what the world is gonna say about it.

That's not how it's supposed to go.

R&B is where I started, but music itself is a mansion.

It's a big ass mansion with a bunch of rooms in it.

Who, in their right mind, goes into any big ass mansion and stay they ass in one room?

Who does that?

Nobody.

Why would you?

Why?

For what?

Now if you're in that room and you've mastered that room and the doors on the other rooms

are locked to you, alright, well then rock out in the room that you got.

But as far as I'm concerned, God put music in me.

Music.

Not R&B music, not dance music, not pop music, but music.

I could turn around and do a country record if I felt like it.

This is who I am. This is what I am.

And I'm not gonna downplay that because a few black people is mad because I ain't doing

just R&B no more.

I'm not gonna do that.

The world is bigger than that and I do it for the world and well, I do it for myself

and hope that the world enjoys but that's what it's about.

It's not about putting yourself in a box.

I refuse.

I refuse.

Well put man, and I think we feel it. I think it translates through the music, because we

still hear you no matter what the beat is.

A Ne-Yo record is a Ne-Yo record.

Yeah.

Yeah at the end of the day that's what it's about.

If you rock with me, then you rock with music.

Not just R&B music, not just dance music.

You rock with music period if you are a Ne-Yo fan, and I appreciate you for it.

Before we get out of here, new album coming?

Yes!

New album on the way June 8th.

June 8th, the 'Good Man' album will be available everywhere that music is streamed

and bought and the whole nine.

Go get it the way you get it.

The sound of the record.. The album is about the journey of a good man.

No man is born a good man.

You have to go through some stuff, break some hearts, get your heart broken in order to

get to the point where you make the decision to be a good man.

And the album kinda follows that journey.

It's not just my story. I feel like it's kinda every man that's made that decision. It's

every man's story.

So with that being the subject matter, the sound is predominantly R&B, but as I just

said I have all kinds of music in me, so I'm definitely celebrating the fact that my

fans have allowed me to jump genre as many times as I have.

But yeah, the sound of the album is predominantly R&B.

I'm trying to drop a single every month up to the month of June.

"Good Man" is the single that's out right now.

I've got one coming this month actually called "Push Back" featuring Bebe Rexha,

Stefflon Don.

Yeah man, we're just gonna keep cranking them out.

People that still rock with Ne-Yo, you'll definitely find something on there that you

love and are familiar with and people that are new to Ne-Yo, I feel like this is a good

place to start.

Start here and work your way back to 'In My Own Words.'

You won't be disappointed.

Not at all.

Before you go I want to play one quick game with you called "Record Break."

This is 'For the Record.'

This is rapid fire questions. I'ma throw it at you.

And you just get into it.

We're gonna get into your business, into your musical business.

Okay.

The first record Ne-Yo ever bought.

The Pharcyde - 'Bizarre Ride.'

Yeah.

That's a good album.

Yeah, man.

What's the greatest record you ever wrote?

Damn.

Better question for a Ne-Yo fan than me myself.

You're asking me to choose between my kids.

I'm really not sure, probably Beyonce's "Irreplaceable."

Yeah, that was a good one.

That's a damn good record.

Your favorite record of all time?

Of all time - damn.

Another good question.

Probably Michael Jackson's "Lady In My Life."

Another damn good record.

What's a record you love that most people wouldn't expect?

That most people wouldn't expect.

The soundtrack to The 'Phantom of the Opera.'

Yeah, yeah.

I listen to that when I get writer's block and can't figure out where to go.

I gotta step away and just listen to something completely off of what it is I'm doing.

I'll turn that on.

Alright man.

Inspiring songwriters man, you know.

Yeah, yeah.

Check that out.

Step outside your comfort zone, it helps.

What record do you play when you want to get in your feelings?

When I want to get in my feelings...

It normally don't take a record for me to get in my feelings.

I'm pretty in touch with them.

We chat regularly.

But probably something slow and moody.

Drake is always good for getting in your feelings.

Drake works for getting in your feelings.

But as does Stevie Wonder, as does Prince, some records, as does Mike, some records.

It just depends on what mood I'm in.

Alright man.

And yes, I did just put Drake in the same thing with Mike and Stevie and all of them.

He's one of the greats. Y'all don't know yet. He's gonna be.

Confirmation, you heard it here.

If he ain't there yet, he's gonna be.

He is.

What's your favorite karaoke record?

Your go-to karaoke record?

Go-to karaoke record... Frankie, Beverly, and Maze.

Yeah, that's the one.

Ne-Yo, Coming to a cookout near you.

Yeah, man.

And what's the best R&B record out right now, besides your own?

Besides my own.

Um.

So, "Good Man" is number one so we're really asking for the number two record right now.

Damn.

There's a lot of good ones out right now.

I love H.E.R. There's a few on that one that I just really, really enjoy.

I think "Focus" is the single right now. That's a really, really good one.

The boy Daniel Caesar. What's the one?

I love that record.

That's such a smart, classy, intelligent record.

Yeah, shout out to the boy Daniel Caesar. Keep doing your thing.

Shout out Daniel Caesar, but more importantly right now, shout out Ne-Yo.

New album 'The Good Man.'

June 8th, we said?

June 8th.

Be looking for it in stores or I don't know if it's gonna be in stores. Do they

put albums in stores anymore?

Wherever you get music.

Wherever you get your music at, it'll be there.

There we go man.

I'm Rob Markman. This is Ne-Yo. You've been watching 'For the Record.'

Catch you next time.

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--Donald Trump wants the Military to pay for the border wall.

So when we first heard about this 1 thousand mile long boarder wall between the states

and Mexico Trump assured everyone that Mexico would be paying for its construction.

Obviously Mexico refused and now the president of the United states is saying that his government

will be paying for it.

Back on March 25th Trump tweeted out this message- Because of the 700 and 716 billion

dollars gotten to rebuild our Military- many jobs are created and our military is again

rich.

Building a great border wall- this drugs and enemy combatants pouring into our country-

is all about national defense.

Build wall through M!. its also been announced Trump recently signed off on a plan to inject

1.6 billion into the border wall project which is about a twentieth of whats needed to complete

it.

Yeah that's an insane waste of money!

Billions of dollars that could be put towards education or health care.

So yeah Trumps told his 50 million twitter followers that now the military has recently

got close to 3 quarters of a billion dollars that leaves plenty of excess money to build

the wall.

And a lot of people are pretty pissed off about this.

One person tweeted- I thought Mexico was paying?

Our military is not a revenue generator to pay for this.

While another said- Um…you promised Mexico would pay for the wall.

Im confused- are you admitting that you the great deal maker couldn't get Mexico to

pay for the wall?

So now the military has to use the money you promised them on your wall?

Thats bs.

But all of this talk aside Trump would actually need support from congress to sign off on

appropriating military related funds for a border wall with Mexico.

So I don't know if that's going to happen.

What do you guys think?

Do you think military funds should be used to build this wall and do you think this wall

should even be built in the first place?

Let me know your thought below.

Hey everyone welcome back to LP im court McGinley I hope your having a wonderful week so far

and thank you for joining me on this beautiful Wednesday.

Before we get started I wanted to remind you guys to stay tuned until the end of the video

as I will be answering some of your questions and don't forget to leave your questions

down in the comments.

Also don't forget to show us some love by giving this video a big thumbs up.

Alright as you guys know we have a lot of interesting news stories headed your way so

without further a due lets get started.

--Speaking of Trump- a former Disney Child star has become the newest member of the Trump

administration by joining the White House press team.

You guys may remember Caroline Sunshine- she played Tinka on Shake it up.

Also on this show were notable actresses Zendaya and Bella Thorne.

About this new job White House spokes woman Lindsay Walters said- Caroline was a White

House intern.

In College- she was involved with the American Enterprise Institute and an active member

of her schools model United Nations team.

She actually applied for this internship through the White houses website.

So if any of you are looking for an internship at the Whitehouse it looks like ones available.

--Next- Trump is just all over the news lately.

It turns out Stormy Daniels lawyer is seeking to depose Donald Trump and Michael Cohen.

So yeah basically shes trying to remove trump from office.

Trying to remove the president of the United States from office yeah I don't think that's

going to happen.

I mean Trump has had several sexual assault allegations against him and that didn't

get him removed from office so I doubt a consensual sexual encounter will.

Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti has filed a motion in federal court seeking to depose

Trump and his lawyer.

The request also asked for targeted requests for the production of documents directed to

Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen on various topics relating to the hush agreement.

As it stands a hearing date is scheduled for April 30th so we will keep you guys up to

date with this story.

--Next- as I mentioned yesterday- today Russia is holding their day of mooring for the mall

fire victims.

They have held the first funerals for the victims.

As I mentioned yesterday 64 people were killed and most of them were children.

Flags were lowered and all events were cancelled so people could just grieve.

The youngest victim was a 2 year old boy- and 19 of the 64 people killed were under

10 years old.

Aside from sorrow there is also a lot of anger surrounding these deaths.

And that's because there were a lot of safety violations at this mall- as well as at the

cinema where most of the children were trapped and the fire alarm system was broken.

These are why safety checks are so important and equipment is up to date.

This could have been avoided and hopefully nothing like this happens again.

Our thoughts go out to those who lost family members.

--Next- Kim Jong Un meets with Chinas president during unofficial visit to Beijing.

Last week the North Korean leader made a surprise trip to China.

This is of course ahead of the planned summits with South Korean and US leaders.

This journey is believed to be Kims first foreign trip since he came in to power all

the way back in 2011.

Kim travelled with his wife and all of his top aids.

So people are pretty suspicious about what was discussed during this visit.

Back in the day China and North Korea have had close ties for decades.

But in recent years things havnt been going so well.

So perhaps this visit was ment to repair relations ahead of Kims planned meetings with the Souths

president and then US president Donald trump.

--Top shop heiress Chloe Green is pregnant with Jeremy Meeks baby.

You all remember Meeks aka Felon Babe.

In 2014 His mug shot was spread across tabloids as he was just super attractive.

After agencies saw his picture they wanted to sign him.

Shortly after leaving prison in 2016 he secured a modeling contract with White Cross Management.

He was in jail for illegally possessing fire arms and gang activity.

So back to the story at hand.

Chloe and Jermeys romance went public last summer after pictures emerged of the 2 kissing

on a yacht.

All of this happened when Jeremy was still legally married to his then wife Melissa.

Days later Jeremy filed for divorce from his wife of 8 years.

News of this pregnancy comes just after Jeremy was reportedly shopping for an engagement

ring in Beverly Hills.

And now its that time of the week where I ready your guys comments and answer some questions

so lets get started.

Keironj Mencias asked- what is your favorite place for vacation- I love new York and recently

went to Hawaii on my honey moon and that was amazing.

So Id say those 2 places.

Next Click it asked- Batman or Superman?

Please answer and have a nice day.

Well I grew up watching all the batman films so id have to say batman- and hope you have

a nice day as well.

Ritzy gaming asked- Whats your favorite ice cream mines Salted Caramel.

Oh that's a good flavour.

Mine is pistachio or black cherry.

But I also love any sort or citrus sherbert.

Nert- Queen of everything said- 20th comment btw Ive been watching yall for 7 years and

I love you all.

Thank you so much for supporting us all these years we love you too.

Next- Andrew Reeves said- 1st- Hows your day Courtney?

My days going pretty good.

After work im going to see my best friend and her new born so im super excited for that.

Hope your day is going well!

And I hope all of you have had a wonderful day.

That's all of the questions and comments I have for you today.

Thank you all so much for watching.

Don't forget to show us some love buy giving this video a big thumbs up and subscribing.

And as always I will see you In the next one.

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Special Rule for Married LLC Members in Wisconsin - Duration: 2:17.

Today I want to talk about a special rule for LLC members in a community

property state Wisconsin has community property or what we call in Wisconsin

marital property that's the system of marital property between a husband and

wife and it differs from other states which may not have community property

they have separate property but in Wisconsin if you're a husband and wife

you can form an LLC and both be members of that LLC and still be treated as a

disregarded entity for federal tax purposes if you watch some of my other

videos on LLC's I've talked about the difference between a multi-member and a

single-member LLC generally if you're single-member LLC your disregarded

entity meaning the profit and loss can flow through to your personal income tax

return but if you're a multi-member LLC you must file form 1065 the federal

partnership return however this is a great benefit to husbands and wives in

Wisconsin in that they can form an LLC both be 50/50 members if they want 60/40

whatever they want be equal members in the business and still file their taxes as

a disregarded entity without incurring the time and expense of filing that

extra form 1065 partnership tax return so if you live in Wisconsin and you're a

husband and wife going into business an LLC can be a great vehicle because you

can still you get the benefits of that liability protection but you still can

choose to be a disregarded entity which reduces your ongoing tax compliance

cost so that's a great benefit to forming an LLC as a husband and wife in

Wisconsin and one that many people don't know about keep that in mind with

thinking about what business entity would be the best fit for your new

business. Thank you for watching if you have a topic for a future video blog

post feel free to submit it below and I'll try to answer it in

upcoming sessions.

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Five in the Hive Episode 6: Using Podcasts for Marketing - Duration: 5:09.

Hi, welcome to Five and the Hive. We're here at the Wilson Workforce and

Rehabilitation Center to interview Anne Hudlow and Rick Sizemore about the

podcast that they produce for the center.

We welcome you to the VR Workforce Studio Podcast. My name is Anne Hudlow. I'm the

director of the WWRC Foundation with Rick Sizemore. Rick Sizemore I'm the

director of the Wilson Workforce and Rehabilitation Center in Fishersville

Virginia, and we love bringing you the VR Workforce Studio Podcast, which is

produced and published by our foundation and recorded here on site at Wilson

Workforce and Rehabilitation Center.

We bring you the stories of individuals with disabilities who have

overcome the obstacles to employment. We bring you the

stories of how they've worked with voc rehab professionals and employers to

realize their dream to find that space in the workforce that they're

suited for, and it's the stories - the courageous stories - of individuals with

disabilities.

Our goal was to to get out there and let people know what the center is doing and

how the foundation is supporting and how the two of us are working together as

far as two different groups, but it has grown exponentially and it has done so

much more for us as far as being able to share with people what employers are

doing out there, how they're hiring people with with disabilities, and

individuals that are thriving in the workplace.

I think the podcast has really brought awareness to the foundation and the

center because it's just a new avenue for marketing that has been around but

is kind of new in its goals here for us at the center and in

the world. I mean, not everybody's podcasting but I think it's getting more

and more, you know, common and so we said, "Hey we're gonna jump on that train and

see since we have the ability, and hey Rick has a past in radio," and so when he

did mention to me, "Hey let's do this," I completely trusted him I knew what it

would take to do this. Well maybe I didn't, but I do now. But I knew that I

could trust him to lead the way and he done a fabulous job, and I think it has

impacted the foundation because we are able to go out to people say you know

"What do you do?" and we're able to say "This is what we do here. Just listen to

this. Take take a few minutes and listen to this story, and this is someone who is

impacted, and these are the ways this is how they got here. This is what they did

when they were here at the center and this is where they are now in the

workplace." It helps the foundation to be able to

spread the word. Our board members are able to take it out with them and say,

"Hey, you know, here's a cause that I'm really standing behind." And I think from

the foundation standpoint it continues to give back. Rick what about

you? Well, the the podcast has helped us transform Wilson Workforce from

what people have sometimes said is the the best-kept secret in your own backyard

and thrust these stories into the national spotlight.

We started out saying, "Well, let's see if we could get a hundred and seventy four

people to listen to a podcast we produce." And the first one got 200

downloads, and so we're really following the data analytics for this podcast.

We've had episodes that have been downloaded more than a thousand times.

We're averaging about a thousand downloads - not per episode - but of our

back catalogue and our feature episode approaching a thousand a month, and so we

feel really positive about that traffic.

The VR Workforce Studio is available at vrworkforcestudio.com. VR for

vocational rehabilitation. If you go to Google, you can actually just look for

vocational rehabilitation workforce studio, and it'll bring up a variety of

places you can find it. Stitcher Radio of course, and the Apple podcast in

iTunes, TuneIn, Breaker - a variety of those places. And another partner that

we've enjoyed a great relationship with who's given us some fabulous

opportunities to spread the word of this podcast is Deb Root at the Root

Global Impact Today Radio Network where you can also find our podcasts. We

hope you will join us, we hope you'll subscribe, and if you like what we're

doing and you really would like to help, please go to iTunes and write a review

because it helps us, again, bring an authenticity and an endorsement to the

content we provide, and we'd love to have you be a partner in that.

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How to Scout for Snowflakes - Duration: 1:02.

You can go snowflake scouting anywhere.

You can do it in front of your home.

You can go to a park.

You can go anywhere.

You're going to try to find a place

where the snow's a little inclined

and you're going to hold your snowflake card by it,

and then just take your scraper

and try to just scrape some of the snowflakes

onto the card.

If you need to, you can use a paintbrush

and just kind of, you know, try to

see if you can lightly get them separated.

So then you're gonna take your microscope attachment

that we have on our phone.

You're going to turn on the LED light.

That comes with the microscope.

And you're just going to point it down on the card.

You're going to zoom in really close

to get it focus, and then when it's in focus

take some shots.

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Fighting for Bail Reform: Carl Davis - Duration: 0:25.

I believe everybody deserves a second opportunity

and...

people deserve the right to be able to live a good life.

They deserve the right to become respectful citizens

and have a successful shot at life.

Tell Albany to end unfair pretrial jailing.

New York should lead the way on criminal justice reform.

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Update on Mike Tabler with Keith Bedard | Thank You for the Continued Support! - Duration: 1:47.

Hi

Keith Bedard, Sherwood Park Dodge

with your Sherwood Park Dodge

Tip of the week

for Thursday

we moved from Wednesday

we used to do it on Wednesday

but I think we are doing it on Thursday now

we got a fine new cameraman here with us

It is the 22nd of March

Just wanted to touch base

I've been getting emails on

how Mike Tabler

you've heard I've done some videos before

on my partner that was here

that hurt himself in a bad motorcycle crash

how he was doing

He is doing better

He is showing some improvement

but we did the GoFundMe page

for him

our target was $10,000

to help out with like the wheel chair

and some different things that the family

might need

we are at

just focus in there

we have $9,000

I just really, really want to thank everybody whose

participated

Mike was former police detective

he spent many years with the force

over 30 years I think

33 or 34 years with the EPS

Then when he retired

came here, sold some cars

and we hit it off

just a great guy

neighbour of mine

out at the lake and that

so we're just trying to help him

as much as we can

thank you all you viewers out there

I noticed on the GoFundMe page

there was some people who

actually knew Mike quite well

and there was just some general people

from seeing our videos here

that donated some money too

and that is so nice of you

we appreciate that so much

Once again

Keith Bedard

Sherwood Park Dodge

with your tip of the week

just wanted to give you an update

on Mike's situation here

with the GoFundMe page

Thanks a lot

Thank you all of you

who donated money

we appreciate that

Thank you, have a great day!

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Eric Nam Shares His Goals And Concepts For Long-Awaited Comeback - Duration: 1:31.

Eric Nam Shares His Goals And Concepts For Long-Awaited Comeback

Singer Eric Nam recently participated in a photoshoot and interview for fashion magazine Singles.

In the interview, which took place before his comeback was officially announced, he shared that hed taken part in the writing, composing, and producing of all the songs on the album and that hed handpicked all the staff who worked on it himself.

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Ive showed people a lot of things about me as an entertainer, but I havent been able to do that with music to my fullest satisfaction, he said. With this album, you can discover a new side of me.

Thats why Im working hard to prepare.. He said that over two years hed amassed about 70 or 80 songs in preparation for his comeback. There are no sweet love songs at all [on the album], he said.

I wanted to do something completely different from the albums Ive released before..

When asked how he hoped the public would respond to his comeback, he said, In the past, I hoped that people could feel a sense of healing while listening to my music.

 For this album, I hope that people will find it relatable. He added, I want to put on a really amazing concert in Korea one day. To do that, there needs to be more people who like my music.

After that, my goal is to play in a bit of a bigger league.. The full interview and photoshoot can be found in Singless April issue.

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VLOG #12 - Important Dates for April - Duration: 2:26.

Hey everyone, its Maya Tomkiewicz, VP UA

I'm Jihan, I'm the student rights coordinator

I'm Sameeha, Im Maya's associate

I'm Karen, I'm also Maya's associate

And here is the lovely month of April and our last VLOG ever (teardrop)

Let's go

So April 1st is the deadline to apply for a letter of permission to study at another Canadian University during the summer session

April 3rd is the last day to request late withdrawal after the drop date for Y and S courses

April 3rd is the last day to select or cancel credit/no credit for Y & S courses

April 3rd is also the last day that classes end

so April 4th is make up day and

April 5th – April 7th is study break

April 5th, courses with priority enrolment controls become available to all UTM students

April 9th – April 23rd is the examination period so make sure you don't book any vacations because no petitions will be accepted for deferred exams to accommodate for personal or vacation plans

April 15th fees for summer session will be posted on ACORN

April 16th is the first day to request OSAP fee deferrals via ACORN

April 18th as of 6AM, enrolment begins for U of T Mississauga students enrolling in St. George and Scarborough courses. Students from other UofT campuses may add UTM courses

April 24th – April 28th Deferred examination period for S and Y exams

April 25th is the last day to pay minimum amount to register for the Summer Session as indicated on your ACORN invoice and

April 26th – May 2nd is If tuition payment is made during this period, you MUST provide the Office of the Registrar with proof of payment avoid being removed from classes on May 3

April 29th is the 1st Subject POSt period so this is the deadline to request Type 2&3 Subject POSts on ACORN

April 30th is the last day for graduating students to show proof of payment for outstanding fees and to clear financial/administrative holds

April 30th Payment deadline for outstanding Fall/Winter fees for ALL students so this includes students who have been deferred due to a scholarship/award, or student loan

Alright everyone, thank you for making 2017/2018 so awesome the UA team is peace out!

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For more infomation >> VLOG #12 - Important Dates for April - Duration: 2:26.

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Fighting for Bail Reform: Demario Davis - Duration: 0:41.

You know about the things that are going on at Rikers Island.

About 70% of the people that are at Rikers Island

haven't even been convicted of a crime.

That's a crime in itself.

Anybody who becomes aware of  the situations that are going on—

it's impossible for them not to care about 'em.

People are being locked up because

they can't afford to pay a $1,000, $5,000 bail.

That just isn't right because

they're being punished for being poor

and not being punished for what they did.

Tell Albany to end senseless pretrial jailing.