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I'm Jessica and I'm getting a BBL today.

I got my first breast augmentation when I was 18.

And then when the bandages came off and I got to see them I was just kind of obsessed

with getting work done I guess to accentuate parts of my body that I felt were lacking.

I grew up here in Florida a little bit north of Miami in Clearwater.

I was very boob envy when I was younger and

I got my first breast augmentation when I was 18

and they were small implants and they fit my frame and they looked very cute.

When I was 21 I got a second breast augmentation because I had put on some weight and my body

just changed so I felt it was a better fit at that point.

And that is what kind of lead me now here to get a Brazilian Butt Lift

to make my midsection a little bit smaller and my hips a little bit wider to be more

congruent with the rest of my body.

Even out my figure and get a more hourglass shape.

I chose to have my surgery done with Dr. Mendieta because I am so impressed with the natural

look that he achieves in all of his patients.

I'm Dr. Constantino Mendieta a board certified plastic surgeon in Miami, Florida,

the land of the bikinis.

My specialty really has focused around the buttock area.

It's become a sub-specialty within plastic surgery.

So today's case with Jessica was amazing because she had incredible anatomy to her.

The problem was, is that her fat wasn't distributed right.

So it's like having a gorgeous house

but you got all these trees in the front and you can't see it.

Well I removed the trees so you could appreciate the house.

It's not just about the butt, it's about the entire body.

It's about looking good when you're walking into a room but looking even better

when you're walking out of that room.

So it's a front and back procedure.

My mother is Caucasian and my father is Puerto Rican and on the Puerto Rican side all of the

women have round beautiful booties and thick legs and tiny waists.

So I'm hoping that today I'll be more like the family.

In the old days it was just about removing fat, there was no artistry to it.

And now we've found different anatomical styles that people may like.

So here's what we did with Jessica today in terms of her case here.

We gave her general anesthesia and then we infiltrated this special fluid

called tumescent fluid, which has epinephrine and lidocaine.

Lidocaine's for the pain, epinephrine so that it constricts the blood vessels and you don't

bleed as much.

Then once I extracted and contoured the entire abdomen I proceeded to reshape the buttock.

I used that same vibrating cannula to re-inject the fat.

Once I reshape the butt, now I make the butt bigger.

And that's when I added fat to the central part of the muscle to expand it.

So look at all the volume that she has here, very little volume there so it's totally different.

Look at her waistline.

I've been able to work that waist, so I've really been able to contour look how flat

that is there and look how flat it is right there.

So it's very very different.

I then went ahead and started re-contouring and re-suctioning to accentuate the areas

that I wanted to accentuate and then we put sutures to close the incisions.

We put the body garment on her.

And away she goes to being first in line at every discotheque.

So I am day 2 after my BBL.

I'm feeling pretty good, a little more rough than yesterday.

Yesterday I was just really tired and I didn't really wanna do much I didn't move around

too much but I wasn't in any pain like at all.

I did notice I am so tired I cannot stand for more than like 5 minutes

without getting fatigued.

So that's probably the biggest adjustment.

And I got to get my garment off and take pictures and look at myself and the results are amazing

I can't wait for the swelling to go down but I can definitely see the shape changing.

And that is so exciting and it makes it all worth it.

Doing well how are you?

Good sweetheart how are you doing?

I'm doing good.

It has been 2 months since my Brazilian Butt Lift

and I have been loving every second of it.

I'm not shy about my plastic surgery but I don't really like to show it off

until I'm recovered.

Since surgery my whole silhouette has changed really.

My waist has shrunk.

None of my clothes fit right anymore because my waist is so small.

so it's kind of difficult to actually find clothes right now but I feel like it's a good

problem to have.

The whole liposuction just really shaped me really pretty I think.

And it's very feminine and kind of sexy.

I feel ecstatic, I feel happy I feel anxious to show off my results.

I feel like this is the body I was supposed to have.

It fits with the rest of me.

It fits with my family and it just fits with everything I want to do in my life.

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Did We Mention That Mear One is a Crank? - Duration: 1:45.

Mear One's murals...I mean technically they're very good, but the content...wow

he's - you know - he's a very interesting guy. He did an article

once and he was talking about - wait for it - Bitcoin and he said: "hey well

cryptocurrency means we can have" - I'm not making, I'm not making this up - "Bitcoin

means we can have decentralised money maybe one day we can have decentralised

people". What the fuck is a decentralised person? What are you

talking about? Whatever it is you're doing, smoking,

drinking, taking some pills - whatever - stop doing it, stop doing it. Go out

to the woods, do a bit of exercise, chill out, read some books

stop watching stuff on YouTube, except Novara Media, NovaraMedia.com. Here we go

they're all like this, they are all like... literally all of them are like this. Get

this, you're laughing - they are laughing next door - those are the good ones. The United

Snakes of America...and you know what I thought would have topped

this one and I said it last week - if you can get that back

the United Snakes of America....here we go

Imagine if it said...the only thing that would top this - Margaret Thatcher

literally looks nothing like that - the United SNAKKKES, if it had a KKK then i'd be like

then i'd be like this guy really...

Look, there is a f*cking alien there!

"Sell your soul"

There is an alien there! Why is Jeremy Corbyn commenting on the

art of a guy who puts aliens into his political commentary?

Oh that eye again

Something's gone really wrong here!

Yeah.

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What is the Best Dog for Your Family - Duration: 6:42.

it's so exciting getting a dog but what is the best dog for your family which

dog breed will suit your lifestyle a little research now can make sure you

choose the perfect dog for your family and in this video I go through the four

key questions you need to answer to get the best dog for you hi I'm dr. Alex

from ourpetshealth.com helping you and your pet to live a healthier happier

life so if we're just meeting for the first time consider subscribing and

hitting the bell notification to make sure that you don't miss out on more

videos just like this one let's get straight into question number one what

size dog is best for your family you might think the most obvious reason for

asking this question is the fact that big dogs need big houses and gardens but

this isn't actually always true in fact the amount of room your dog will need is

much more related to the energy levels which they have and I'll discuss this

later dog size though is instead important

for several other reasons so the bigger the dog the stronger they will be will

you be able to manage a large dog on a lead if it decides that it wants to run

across the road and chase a cat how much weight can you lift if your pet is

unwell and needs carrying to the car or needs taking outside if they develop

arthritis and needs help to get up the stairs will you be able to help them you

also need to bear in mind that bigger dogs cost more so from food costs to

accessories to medication and healthcare the larger the dogs and more they will

cost also are you renting and if so will your landlord allow you to have a large

dog or will it impact you and your future housing options you know

depending on what happens some landlords might be more than happy to have a small

dog but refuse to accept a giant breed on their property okay so my second

question is what breed has the best energy levels to suit your lifestyle now

this is a huge consideration and it will have a massive impact on the mental and

physical health of your dog a really high energy dog breed it might be the

right choice for you if you want them to be a running companion five nights a

week and you're able and willing to walk them for several miles two or

three times a day they might be right for you if you want a playful dog who

will grow with your children who enjoy being outside and active an energetic

dog will be right if you want a dog to get involved with agility or flyball so a

low-energy dog they might be better if you need to be out of the house for long

periods of time and you're leaving your dog behind they might be the right

choice if you aren't able to exercise them regularly or for very long and a

low-energy dog might be better if you just want a quite companion to keep you

company so don't underestimate the need to match your dog's energy levels to

your lifestyle if you under exercise an energetic lively dog then they may very

well develop significant behavioral problems such as constant barking and

destructive behavior later on while socialization also plays a huge role in

preventing other behavioral problems it is actually behavioral issues that are

the biggest cause of dogs under three either being rehomed

or euthanized so these issues are really serious issues that shouldn't be ignored

and choosing the wrong breed of dog could in effect be a fatal decision at

the other end of the spectrum though an under exercised dog might be more likely

to become overweight or obese and choosing a dog that never wants to come

running or playing in the garden and actually that's what you want so

choosing a dog with too low in energy might mean that you never really get a

really close relationship with your dog if this is actually what you want them

to do and this again can compromise their quality of life by reducing the

quality of interaction between you as a family so my third question in choosing

the best dog for your family is what care are they likely to need now and in

the future so if you have your heart set on a specific breed do you know what

health issues that that breed is prone to Labradors and German Shepherds get

arthritis Westies gets allergic skin disease short nose brachycephalic

breeds may get breathing and skin problems dachshunds get slipped discs

you know this is a generalization but most breeds

have certain conditions that they're more prone to getting to a greater or

lesser degree then the general dog population as a whole so you need to be

prepared that your dog might suffer from either condition they're more prone to

getting and have the resources to treat them appropriately if you don't like the

sound of this well mixed breeds are less likely to suffer from these genetic

conditions and are overall felt to be that little bit healthier of course an

individual purebred dog may never suffer from any significant disease in its life

and a mixed breed dog may be very unfortunate and unhealthy and develop

lots of different conditions but on average mixed breeders less likely to

need treatment certainly for genetic conditions if you have your heart set on

a certain breed though then there are definitely steps that you can take to

reduce the risk of future problems so hip or elbow dysplasia is a real risk

then have both parents been hip scored have they had their elbows scored if you

want a short nose breed then choose from a litter whose parents have longer noses

than average want a dog prone to allergies well if the parents look like

their skin is red if they have brown saliva staining on their feet or if

their coat feels a little bit greasy then the chances are they're more likely

to pass this on to their puppies if you know someone who has had a dog from a

specific breeder and they have had genetic issues then again it might be

more likely to pass on into future puppies age is my fourth and final

question to consider when choosing the best dog for your family what is the

best age of dog to bring into your family do you have the time and patience

to put into socialization and training of a young puppy

so socialization is not optional and as I've discussed before it's essential for

the development of a happy well-rounded a dog

toilet training can take some dogs quite a bit of time to learn if you're going

to get angry whenever they have an accident then a puppy really isn't for

you if you want a dog who is already house trained or who knows some basic

commands already then getting an adult dog may be the better choice while all

dogs require a significant time invested into them puppies require more time

again so if this is going to be hard than an older dog may be a great fit all

puppies are boisterous and playful and at times can be a real handful some dogs

and some breeds might only grow up in their senior years they might always

behave as though they're a puppy so if you're looking for a quiet dog to keep

you company then a senior dog may actually be just the ticket you can get

dogs of all ages and types from shelters and rescue centers so have a serious

thought about what age of dog will be best for your situation because the

chances are the perfect dog will be available so answering these four

questions will really help you find the best breed of dog for your family if

you're set on a puppy then make sure you check out the videos linked down below

which discuss all about how and where to buy a healthy puppy as well as the best

way to get them properly socialized let me know below what breed of dog you're

thinking getting I'd really love to hear from you be sure to subscribe and until

next time I'm Dr Alex from our pets health because

their family

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Video: Your first look at Denver Center's 'This Is Modern Art' - Duration: 0:50.

(music playing)

I want to do something that has impact now.

Not years from now.

(music playing)

Why is it so hilarious that graffiti writers would want to be in the Modern Wing?

(music playing)

You want to "bomb" the Modern Wing.

Not just me.

All of us.

It's almost like they built the building to be painted on.

(music playing)

This is the chance to let people know that there are real artists in this city, right now.

(music playing)

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This Is What Happened To These Famous Commercial Actors - Duration: 6:19.

When advertising companies find a gimmick that works, they go hard.

"Can you hear me now?"

As insufferable as those catchphrases were for us, imagine how much worse it was for

the actors who starred in these commercials.

Here's some of those people who probably can't go anywhere without being stopped on the street

by a: "Hey, aren't you the guy from...?"

Demetri Goritsas

Back in the 90s, Slim Jim commercials depicted a single bite of meat sending an army of lunatics

banging around someone's stomach lining.

"Snap into a Slim Jim!"

"Eat me!"

Demetri Goritsas played that army of lunatics, but has since built himself a respectable

acting and voiceover career.

He's loaned his voice to over 100 documentaries and commercials, but he's pretty much unrecognizable

outside of the Slim Jim suit, so you probably didn't know that was him in Black Mirror,

Snowden and X-Men: First Class.

Pete Gardner

Having a hook can help an actor stand out from the competition, and Pete Gardner grew

an impressive moustache to do just that.

Gardner and his 'stache have co starred in a wide variety of commercials, from playing

a goofy dad in a Postal Service ad to a guy who makes his armpit talk.

[Fart noises]

After also appearing in a number of TV bit parts and guest roles, Gardner finally landed

his first major TV role in 2015.

[Singing] "My sperm is healthy/My sperm is healthy/Aw shucks/Gee whiz/I got the best

sperm in the biz."

He and his moustache play the supportive, emotionally open lawyer Darryl Whitefeather

on The CW's musical comedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

John Moschitta, Jr.

Back in the 80s, John Moschitta, Jr. made a name for himself by talking really, really

fast.

[Speaking extremely fast] "Ok Eunis, travel plans: I need to be in New

York on Monday, LA on Tuesday, New York on Wednesday, LA on Thursday, New York on Friday.

Got it?"

"You got it."

"Got it.

So you wanna work here, what really makes you think you deserve a job here?"

"Well sir I think on my feet, I'm good with figures, and I have a sharp mind."

"Excellent, can you start on Monday?"

He even earned himself a Guinness World Record as the world's fastest talker.

He appeared in a number of commercials, including spots for Micro Machines, FedEx and JetBlue.

[Speaking extremely fast] "That's why I fly JetBlue, because they don't

stop.

They're nonstop to cities I do business with like Chicago, LA, New York, DC, Baltimore,

San Fran, Vegas, Charlotte, Raleigh, Phoenix, and Buffalo.

Hey what happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo, amirite?

Up top, high five."

He is no longer ranked as the world's fastest talker, but age hasn't slowed Moschitta down.

On top of numerous acting roles, he also voices Key-per, a character on Adventure Time.

Ben Curtis

Back when people had only one computer per household, Dell came up with a brilliant marketing

plan to draw in a younger demographic.

Ben Curtis was 20 when he first uttered the famous words:

"Dude, you're gettin' a Dell!"

With his spiky blonde hair and hemp necklaces, Curtis was the epitome of cool.

His laid-back enthusiasm made his character seem a bit stoned, though.

"Oh, you're the more mobile type.

Not a couch potato?

You can get a Dell notebook with Intel Pentium III processor for $1149!"

Ironically, Curtis was actually arrested for possession of marijuana in 2003, which ended

his partnership with Dell.

After that, Curtis had trouble finding acting work.

He spent time as a bartender while staging his own theatre productions, and has also

done voiceover work.

In true chill-dude style, he also started his own yoga-based wellness company called

Soul Fit NY.

Hallie Kate Eisenberg

This cute-as-a-button, curly-haired, dimpled child star was best known for her Pepsi commercials.

"Honey, you ain't heard nothin' yet.

Hit it, fellas!"

[Singing] "Bah bah bop bah bah/Bah bah bop bah bah"

Commercial fame helped Hallie Eisenberg transition into a successful film career, where she starred

in films like Beautiful, Paulie, and a TV version of The Miracle Worker.

Then, in 2010, Eisenberg decided to quit acting.

She's since been working on recording her own music.

All is not lost for the Eisenberg family, though, as her brother Jesse Eisenberg seems

to be doing pretty well, too.

Charles Stone III

In the early 2000s, "Whassup?" was an inescapable catchphrase.

"Hello?"

"Whassup?"

"Whassup!"

"Blehhhhh!"

The Budweiser commercial was simple, silly, and endearing, and was based on True, a short

film directed by Charles Stone III.

An ad agency adapted Stone's short film it into a commercial, and had Stone star in it.

"Whassup?"

"Whassup!"

"Wazzaaaaaap?!"

Stone had already directed a number of music videos, but this commercial gave him the push

he needed to get into feature filmmaking.

Among his directorial credits are the 2002 hit Drumline and the 2004 Bernie Mac comedy

Mr. 3000.

In 2008, Stone even filmed an updated version of the original commercial, criticizing the

Bush administration and endorsing Barack Obama.

[Yelling incomprehensibly]

Wendy Kaufman

Wendy Kaufman stumbled into her star-making gig as Snapple's spokesperson by accident.

She was working in Snapple's order department when she decided to answer customer letters

simply because nobody else in the office would.

"Hi from Snapple.

A nice young man from Houston writes: 'Do you think we can get some Snapple on the space

shuttle?'

Let's check."

An ad executive decided to build an entire campaign around Kaufman answering consumers'

questions.

"Hi, a kid in high school wrote to me from detention: 'I only have a Snapple iced tea

to pass the time.'

Signed, suddenly caught talking."

Kaufman's ads helped elevate Snapple into a major national brand.

After 17 years with the company, she left Snapple in 2008.

Since then, she has continued to appear in commercials and infomercials, and was also

featured on VH1's weight loss show, Celebrity Fit Club, where she famously butted heads

with Gary Busey.

John Hodgman

When Apple launched their Get A Mac campaign, they cast actors as personified versions of

Mac and PC computers.

"Hello, I'm a Mac."

"And I'm a PC."

John Hodgman played PC, the bumbling, ancient-technology foil to Justin Long's cool and youthful Mac.

Not counting numerous parodies and ripoffs, the campaign spawned a total of 66 ads.

Hodgman became a recognizable face and media personality, and now hosts a podcast, does

stand-up comedy, and has published several books.

It may also be interesting to note that in real life, Hodgman is actually a Mac guy.

"I banish you.

You are banished."

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This Is What ADHD/ADD Feels Like - Duration: 1:48.

I can hear the clock ticking and I can't pay attention to what my teacher is

saying all I want to do is get out of class there is something on my

fingernail so I pick at it and then I start doodling the fingernail on my

class notes and then I asked my friend what he's doing after school it's like

my mind is going in a million different directions and I'm trying to focus on

all of them but I can't even focus on one. People say

I'm too active I'm a troublemaker and that I can never stay still but I can't

help it everything grabs my attention it feels like it makes everything in my

life harder it's like the wheels in my head are going in a million different

ways in circles and at the same time just like this fog that makes me forget

why I entered a room or what I need to do next and why I need to do it. Imagine

this on repeat every day non-stop.

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Just How Disgusting Is That Used Car? - Duration: 3:48.

The smart used-car buy is a vehicle into which the owner has poured his heart and soul.

But whether it's heart and soul, tender loving care, or outright neglect, every car

receives something else from its owner: hair, skin flakes, fingernail trimmings, and worse.

A used car can be like an accidental archaeological dig.

A 2015 University of Nottingham study examined 15 daily drivers and found evidence of potential

E. coli, a bacteria in fecal matter famous for food poisoning, and Staphylococcus, of

which certain subtypes can cause serious skin infections.

Another study conducted in 2016 by a microbiologist at the University of Salford, Manchester,

concluded that our cars can be more than 22 times grodier than that smartphone you use

to scroll through Instagram in the bathroom.

To see for ourselves just how vile the average used car is, we asked a pair of microbiologists

from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Dr. Robert Cannon and Laura Fondario-Grubbs,

to bring their sterile swabs and join us at a used-car lot.

Not a CarMax or a certified-preowned-car lot, either, but one of those dingy stores erected

inside a chain-link cage.

In each of our five randomly selected test vehicles, Cannon and Fondario-Grubbs swabbed

the driver's seat, steering wheel, radio controls, driver's floor mat, and trunk.

At the end of the day, their swabs black with filth, they took the samples back to the UNCG's

lab.

The results were not what we'd expected.

Most of the cars showed a fair amount of typical harmless bacteria, the kind that covers everyday

objects; but tests for the really nasty alarmist stuff, like E. coli and Staph, came back negative

in all five vehicles.

Turns out, cars sitting unused in a parking lot are far from giant Petri dishes; they're

actually very hostile to germs, Cannon tells us.

"Cars show a microbiome of the persons who drive them," he says.

But how long bacteria survive depends on temperature, humidity, and whether they can suck up water

and food to reproduce.

Humans and the stuff we bring with us into our cars—willingly and otherwise—are a

major source of nutrients for these microorganisms.

If nobody is using the car, nobody is restocking their food supply, so the bacteria start to

die off.

Parked in direct sunlight during summer, a car's interior can reach above 170 degrees.

On a frigid winter day, it'll be as cold as the snow on its hood.

Both extremes are inhospitable to a lot of common bacteria.

That the cars in Nottingham's and Salford's studies were driven daily is critical.

Without a human bringing germs and nutrients into the cabin on a regular basis, that microbiome

depopulates rapidly.

Because it's not the cars that are gross, it's us.

So Rank

For our experiment, swabs from the vehicles were used to inoculate Petri dishes containing

three growth media.

In order of increasing filth, the swabbed areas ranked as follows: steering wheel, radio

controls, trunk, driver's seat, driver's floor mat

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This Is What Anxiety Feels Like - Duration: 1:41.

I always feel sad and worried I know I used to be happy but I can't even

remember when that was and I don't know why I'm not anymore

I spend most of my time at home even when friends invite me to hang out the

thought of deciding what to wear or thinking about what I might look to

others and starting conversations with strangers or people I don't even like

gives me so much anxiety I feel like I can't breathe then I get dizzy and

nauseated because it feels like the whole world is spinning out of control

I don't want to let my friends down and I don't want to miss out on the fun

stuff but I also can't help but think that no one will miss me no one will

like me and my friends will have a better time without me. I just want to

lie on my bed and forget about everything and everyone it feels like a

tug of war happening in my brain that pulls me two directions at once or it

feels like my brain is a boxing ring after so much of this I'm exhausted and

I feel like it never ends this happens every time I think about hanging out

with my friends.

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Justin Bieber "Would GLADLY Give A Kidney" To Selena Gomez Is Made-Up Story - Duration: 6:11.

Justin Bieber "Would GLADLY Give A Kidney" To Selena Gomez Is Made-Up Story

A certain website is claiming to know Justin Bieber's reaction to The Weeknd supposedly offering Selena Gomez his kidney before her transplant.

FASHION CHANEL can bust the story.

The phony "exclusive" is made-up.

The lyrics in The Weeknd's new song "Call Out My Name" have led some outlets and fans to speculate he was ready to donate his kidney to Gomez if he was a match.

The possibility has been a hot topic since the track was released a few days ago.

Now HollywoodLife is attempting to capitalize on all the interest in the song by pretending to know how Bieber "would gladly give a kidney" to Gomez, too.

One of the indications that this is a made-up story appears in the second paragraph, when the site declares Bieber "isn't too fond of 'Call Me By Your Name,' The Weeknd's new track".

As noted above, the song is actually titled "Call Out My Name." Call Me By Your Name is a movie that won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay last month.

If the blog can't even get the title right, there's little reason to believe the rest of the report.

Of course, there's additional red flags on top of that.

A so-called "source close to Justin" is quoted as saying Bieber "thinks The Weeknd's new song is petty, weak and makes him look bitter."

The outlet's alleged tipster goes on, "Justin will always be there for Selena and he would gladly hand over one of his kidneys to save her life."

It's a real person's real health we're talking about.

Uh, isn't it also "petty," not to mention a bit late, to have a "source close" to you boast how you would give a kidney, too? This isn't a competition.

The logic here is poor, to say the least.

And HollywoodLies, as it's nicknamed, has such issues with credibility that it's actually implausible that a genuine "source close" to Bieber would make these comments.

Remember, Bieber tried to shut down HollywoodLife in 2016.

He slammed the online publication as "untruthful and hurtful," and further branded it "garbage." His beliefs weren't just documented by media outlets at the time.

They're also well known to those in his inner circle, which is why FASHION CHANEL has repeatedly been assured that no one in his camp goes spilling to the website about his reactions to this or that.

What's also notable, as it's yet another sign this tale was fudged, is that these claims seem to contradict the narrative HollywoodLies put forth only four days ago.

As FASHION CHANEL reported, on Friday the site alleged Bieber was "laughing hysterically" at The Weeknd's song, speculating that he "found it entertaining" and "got a kick out" of the purported "diss track."

But now he thinks it's "petty," "weak" and "bitter?" However Bieber does feel about the lyrics, and about Gomez, it's clear the blog doesn't really know and is just making it up as it goes along.

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This Is What Depression Feels Like - Duration: 1:57.

People at school think I'm a weirdo I usually keep to myself because I just

don't know how to interact with others nobody knows I'm gay and I'm worried

that people might judge me if they found out so I keep my distance a lot. I met

someone who I thought I could trust I told him everything about me and even

some secrets that I had never shared with anyone

we started getting closer and we shared everything with each other he was my

first love but things between us changed so quickly

we stopped seeing each other suddenly and he didn't answer my texts anymore. I

felt hopeless kind of like I was stuck in a black box with no way out. Then, I

got a DM from someone I didn't know on Instagram it was a video of me hooking

up with the guy I was in love with. I didn't even know the video existed or

how this person got it. I guess there was some sort of private Instagram where

they exposed people. I was so mad I didn't even know what to do

it was like the walls on that black box exploded

I wanted to end my life.

you

For more infomation >> This Is What Depression Feels Like - Duration: 1:57.

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MLS is trying to get younger but — LOL — come on, y'all, of course you still sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic - Duration: 6:34.

MLS is trying to get younger but — LOL — come on, y'all, of course you still sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic

MLS is no longer a retirement league for aging superstars.

The LA Galaxy signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic doesn't make that true, just like the success of one homegrown star doesn't make it a league that churns out top talent, and one big signing doesn't make it a major player in the global transfer market.

So how should MLS be categorized? Probably as a once-middling league trying to make the step up to second-tier status, capable of competing with the likes of Portugal and the Netherlands for top young talent, while boosting the immediate on-field product with some cheap prime-age signings.

MLS clubs paid transfer fees to sign 22 players who are 23 or younger this offseason, while a handful of others were brought in on free transfers and loans with an option to buy.

Only five players who are 30 or older were signed from abroad this offseason, with the oldest being 32-year-old Reto Ziegler of FC Dallas.

Most of the more experienced players who joined the league are at the top of their game, not nearing retirement — for example, Kim Kee-hee of the Seattle Sounders is 28, Yohan Croizet of Sporting Kansas City is 26, and Ager Aketxe of Toronto FC is 24.

Atlanta United's ambitious capture of 18-year-old Argentine star Ezequiel Barco is hardly the new norm, but the days of MLS clubs signing up retirees has passed.

The rest of the league seemed to learn its lesson from Steven Gerrard and Andrea Pirlo's failures.

Superstars don't do your brand any good when they're the worst players on the pitch and they're causing you to lose games.

But some aging superstars are worth the risk, between their drawing power and potential upside.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is one of a very small handful of players in their mid-30s who are worth that risk for an MLS club.

Ibrahimovic's highly curated brand consisting mostly of recycled Chuck Norris jokes can get tiresome, but it's also earned him a following of 30.7 million people on Instagram.

Here's how he announced his MLS arrival: Zlatan took out a full-page ad in the LA Times, and it is perfectly Zlatan ( : @LATimes) pic.twitter.com/ION7PAvCk4 — SB Nation (@SBNation) March 23, 2018 The list of active players who pique the interest of casual fans and sell tickets on name recognition alone is very small, likely consisting of just Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Ibrahimovic.

There's no bigger star than Ibrahimovic that an MLS club has been able to sign since Beckham, and if Messi and Ronaldo aren't interested in coming to America, there might not be another player with his fame available for a decade.

Whether or not he'll be any good is anyone's guess.

Ibrahimovic was solid for Manchester United last season, scoring 28 goals in all competitions, but he hasn't made an impact since returning from a torn ACL.

Generally, players who tear their ACL at age 35 do not return to their former level.

But Ibrahmovic has proven he is, at the very least, fit.

And it wouldn't be terribly surprising if he became the MLS assist leader as a statue parked about 25 yards from goal, playing one-touch flicks to runners.

The LA Galaxy are not sweating over this, because they know whether or not this signing proves to be a failure, it was definitely worth taking the chance.

It doesn't matter if his knees don't work because he's Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

And it doesn't matter if fans call your club the biggest retirement home in the biggest retirement league, because you just signed Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Why did I just go through all the MLS transfers in order to make a point about the league prioritizing young talent, in order to justify the LA Galaxy's signing of Ibrahimovic? Why does anyone need to explain why it's OK for a team to sign Ibramhiovic? They signed him because he's Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

It doesn't invalidate anyone's youth movement.

You always sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic if you can sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

He's Zlatan.

For more infomation >> MLS is trying to get younger but — LOL — come on, y'all, of course you still sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic - Duration: 6:34.

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This Is What Bipolar Disorder Feels Like - Duration: 1:27.

Unpredictable that's how I would describe my bipolar disorder. Many people

think I'm just moody but it's way more than that my disorder has different

phases in the manic phase I feel creative and energetic when I'm

doing the things I love like writing a short story or poetry or reading for

hours even though it can feel good it's hard for me to figure out if I'm happy

or if it's just my manic phase taking over. The energy doesn't last forever

sometimes it's only a couple of days then when I'm in the depressive phase I

lose interest in everything and all I want to do is sleep it's hard for me to

get out of bed or even take a shower. My classmates don't understand these

extremes I go through I try to manage both my manic and depressive episodes

for me it's like I'm walking on a tightrope I don't want to fall off the

rope but no matter how hard I try it feels like I'm always falling.

For more infomation >> This Is What Bipolar Disorder Feels Like - Duration: 1:27.

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Checking in a Moscow hotel (the second part is SLOW, turn on subtitles). - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> Checking in a Moscow hotel (the second part is SLOW, turn on subtitles). - Duration: 1:46.

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Petzi Treat Cam is a camera with an integrated pet feeder - MEGAPIXEL - Duration: 2:32.

Cats are pretty independent creatures.

When I'm away, I get the impression I miss mine more than he misses me.

This is

especially true now that I've introduced him to the Petzi Treat Cam.

It's a Wi-Fi-connected camera that also shoots out

treats to your waiting canine or feline friend.

My cat loves this thing.

He'd love it even more if he could break into it.

I've reviewed a number of security cameras in my day, so I have no shortage of videos

of my cat.

He tends to trip the

motion sensor… constantly.

The Petzi doesn't record video, but you can check on your pet remotely thanks to its

live-

streaming capabilities.

You can also snap a photo, and sharing is heavily encouraged by the iOS and Android

app's social

features.

It's not perfect (purr-fect?), but it does allow for some quality interaction between

you and your pet when

you're not home.

Out of the treat bag.

The Petzi isn't exactly pretty.

It's plastic, white, and rectangular.

There are screws for mounting it to the wall and

Velcro for affixing it to a piece of furniture.

Go rogue and leave it standing by itself, and your pet will knock it down.

Whether he was trying to stick his face in the dispenser part of the contraption or batting

at it, my cat managed to knock

it over a couple times before I wised-up.

You're not supposed to just let it hang out on the floor, though.

It shoots the

treats, spewing nibblets in several directions, so your pet gets some exercise while going

from bit to bit.

As a camera, the Petzi isn't that great.

It's picture and the pictures you can take with it aren't crisp, and if your pet

is doing something adorable, you can't capture the video.

But it's main function, as a dispenser of treats, will certainly

make your pet happy.

While you could possibly set an automatic feeder to deliver treats while you're out

of town or at

work, the Petzi makes it more interactive.

Plus, my cat was more likely to come over to this camera than any other I've

tested, thanks to the promise of treats.

While the social aspect wasn't something I ever got into, it's nice that people have

a place that's solely pet-centric.

For $170, it'd be nice if it looked a little prettier and didn't jam.

Overall, I wish I loved it as much as my cat does.

Yt is on video

Thứ Ba, 3 tháng 4, 2018

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