Waching daily Feb 21 2019

(upbeat music)

- Hey everyone, it's Roshini, a.k.a Glamazini

bringing you light and laughter, per usual.

Listen, I was on the internet recently

when I saw this post.

Apparently this young woman named Nahomi

was surprised with what she thought was a bag of Cinnabon,

and when she opened it,

instead she found an engagement ring.

And I have one question.

Where is the Cinnabon?

Where. is. the. Cinnabon??!!

Y'all play too much.

My husband knows that this would've been

grounds for divorce.

Matter of fact, since they weren't married yet,

he wouldn't have even,

listen, you can give me the engagement ring,

but how dare you entice me with the potential promise

of hot, delicious, fluffy Cinnabon.

(especially the center part.)

And then when I open it, ain't a Cinnabon in sight?!

Oh no, we gotta rewind.

That is an infringement on my human sensibilities.

Plus I am team Taurus, May 5th.

Ha! Cinco de Ini!

And I don't know if y'all know any Taurus'

but we do not play with our food.

We do not play with our food, sir.

Nahomi, girl,

did you get the Cinnabon though?

And if you didn't, did you go back and ask him for it?

Because he couldn't have gotten a Cinnabon bag

without Cinnabon.

Which means he ate the Cinnabon?

And then all you got to show for it was a ring?

Throw the whole man away.

True story, when I first got married to my husband,

he would have me out in the streets

even after I said I was hungry.

And oh, he learned on that day

that that was not going to work for either of us

when it comes to actually staying married to me.

Because the way my stomach is set up,

I am like a baby.

Hunger hits, I start crying,

and then in the next 30 minutes or so

somebody needs to make a burger appear in my mouth,

or else there's smoke in the city.

Or else I'm about to tear this whole place up.

So we would be out in the streets,

and I'd be like, hey babe.

'Cause you know when you're newly married you be like

(giggling) hey babe.

I'm hungry.

And he'd be like, okay.

And then we would just keep going.

Dude wouldn't stop.

Dude wouldn't make plans for my ability to get fed.

Dude wouldn't start Googling where food establishments were

on the map in proximity to my growling stomach.

I don't know if you've ever been trampled by a Taurus,

but let's just say right now

after 12 years of marriage,

if my husband wasn't out of town right now,

if I said I wanted a burger immediately,

a burger would show up, like BOOM. Burger.

okay, 'cause I have him trained.

Nahomi, boo boo, I appreciate

what he was trying to do for you,

but my question is, do you really wanna start off

your married life with these kinda lies and deception?

You really wanna start off married life

with somebody that's gonna eat a Cinnabon

and give you the bag?

That's the kind of person that promises

to watch a whole TV series with you

and then watches it on the sly when you're not around.

You might wanna rethink this whole thing, girl.

Or at minimum, you might wanna go back

and tell him that he needs to get you

at least two Cinnabons.

Take it from me Nahomi, you ain't even started yet.

I've been married for 12 years.

I know how to make this thing work.

You might wanna go back to him

and say to him, boo boo I love and appreciate

the entire sentiment of this thing,

but if you don't bring me a Cinnabon, it's not going down.

Marriage is hard enough as it is

without him starting it off like this on the wrong foot.

And I'm clearly not the only person thinking this

because check out this comment.

Girl you been hoodwinked.

Bamboozled.

Led astray.

Run amok.

And here's the thing,

the way my 42-year-old digestive system,

insulin resistance is set up,

I can't even eat Cinnabon anymore.

But back in the day,

I used to tear cinnamon rolls up,

especially the middle part.

The center of the cinnamon roll

is hands down the best part.

It's like the seed of the mango.

And if you don't agree with me, you can fight me.

Nahomi, is a ring worth your happiness, girl?

Is a ring worth sacrificing your taste buds?

Is it worth the deception?

You in danger, girl.

You might wanna rethink the whole thing.

Oh yeah, and here's a pineapple.

For more infomation >> Is a Wedding Ring Worth The DECEPTION?!! 💍🍩😒 - Duration: 4:18.

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Jussie Smollett Is Now A Suspect In A Criminal Investigation For Filing A False Police Report - Duration: 1:51.

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Bitcoin Is Up, But For How Long? - Duration: 5:56.

The crypto markets are growing - Bitcoin is up 25% from $3,200 in December trading to

around $4,000 right now.

Ethereum has almost doubled.

Is the crypto winter finally at an end?

Is it too early to call it a bull run?

We talked to Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at ThinkMarkets, and Timothy Enneking,

Managing Director at digital asset fund.

If you look at the fundamentals we have more positive news coming out of the crypto industry.

I think the fact that Bitcoin is about to have this fast positive month. A lot of traders

are just completely focused on that, because if that happened... and then for the first

times for then the last four or five months, if that happened I think that would be another

very, very positive message.

And I want the price to stay above 4,000 to 4,200 by the end of this month.

And I don't think that there is any problem with that.

I don't see it as being the bull market now.

BTC is no longer such a good proxy for crypto.

And that the spike down actually happened, but it was ETH that did that, not BTC.

So if we accept ETH as a proxy, maybe we've seen that spike down.

I am not sure.

Personally, I'm not convinced that what we're looking at now, at 3,900 today it bounce really

hard all for 4,000.

We still very much in a consolidation period, because I want the price to go above 6,000

in order for me to really confirm the fact that bull market is here.

But again the signs are here, because, you know, we haven't seen a lower low for the

Bitcoin price.

Ethereum didn't drop below $100, and

then this is what I published in my recent article on Forbes, that the price hasn't dropped

below $100, that also provided a lot of support for the crypto enthusiasts, for the hodlers

to come back into the market and then start pumping it back up.

It's not clear to me that the bear market is over, but this movement has not really

shown anything one way or the other.

It's more based on, it's much more due to the, again, intracrypto events,

where people are trying to figure out what should the price of BTC be.

What has to happen for this to be a real bull market in BTC - is BTC is gonna break through

4,200 on the upside, it 4,236 in December.

If you look at the volume, in terms of a price action, any downward move wasn't really supported

in terms of the volume.

We're seeing a higher volume on any upward move rather than any higher volume on the downward move.

JPM coin is the first among all the top Wall Street banks, because we still have Goldman

Sachs, we still have Citibank, we still have Bank of America Merrill Lynch and various

other banks sitting on the, you know, working on this technology.

So the moment we start having at this news that other banks are also initiating this

idea, this would be a positive development for the industry.

So if you are speaking with a investor who is an active investor, I think then the room

to the upside is limited, because we need to break above 4,200 to 4,300.

So we don't have too much of a room on the top side, so the opportunity to get in was

near enough 3,300 to 3,400.

But if you are speaking with an investor who has a long term horizon and then they wanted

to just buy and put it in the portfolio.

Then absolutely.

Because, you know, it is extremely difficult to pick the absolute bottom.

When we look at the long term curve we are still very much to the lower side of that

curve and then this is a great opportunity, a great entry point.

If you wrote it down from 20,000 it's definitely not the time to cash out now, okay.

But in terms of getting in it's actually not a bad time to get in.

If you want to just buy and hold - that's one way of doing it, this is not a terrible time,

but it would make more sense from my perspective to invest in an active manager

and do it now, because if we're not at the bottom, we're still near the bottom.

Now is a good time to come in, an active manager will be able to time it much better in terms

of where the bottom is and so that would make sense.

What if someone is not, if someone got out at the peak or is looking at going into crypto,

I think that would be a very good time, I guess.

One of the things that's going on in this crypto winter, as people taking to calling it,

is there still a lot of substant developments that are going on.

There a lot of the weak, the weaker projects and weaker companies are falling out.

So what you're left with are stronger companies in a really good position to take advantage

of the upswing.

And I think it's about time, that we should start see these kind of moves come again,

because I think investors just tired of sitting on the sidelines and then without loss of numbers,

huge amount of new good projects in the industry, where investors really kind

of wanted to get into.

For more infomation >> Bitcoin Is Up, But For How Long? - Duration: 5:56.

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What Brit Awards host Jack Whitehall said about one Liverpool star is absolutely SAVAGE - Duration: 3:31.

 Striker Daniel Sturridge was joined by singing sensation Paloma Faith to present George Ezra with the British Male Solo Artist award earlier in the night

 He then took a seat next to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - the other half of Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards - and it was he who felt the full Whitehall force

 Whitehall proceeded to interview the Little Mix quartet later in the show where he tried to get them to put the boot in on Simon Cowell and their fierce critic Piers Morgan

 The girls didn't play ball so comedian Whitehall instead turned his attentions to the footballers

 "You girls have a wonderful time at the after-parties, nightclubs, kebab shops, or wherever you naughty Little Mixers get up to mischief," he told them

 Whitehall then asked "have you booked your cars for after the show?" - before mocking Oxlade-Chamberlain for his injury woe

 "Oxlade, are you going to be sharing an ambulance with Sturridge again?" Whitehall jibed, to which the England international gave a reluctant laugh

 The midfielder snapped his knee ligaments in the Champions League semi-final last April

 But his rehabilitation has gone so well he is back training on grass and doing ball work, prompting boss Jurgen Klopp to confirm he would be ready before the end of the season

 Liverpool will refuse to push him and take every precaution to ensure the knee is 100 per cent right to avoid any further injury

 But his return would offer a huge lift as the Reds go head-to-head with Manchester City during the Premier League run-in

 The England midfielder was one of the key figures in Liverpool's form during the second half of last season and their run to the Champions League final

 His relationship in providing assists for Mo Salah offered a real threat and his scoring from midfield was a key weapon that the Reds used to break down sides

 The player himself is desperate to play a part this season, as Klopp's men look to end a 29-year Anfield wait for the title

 Klopp hinted at an earlier return this month. Speaking about the midfielder he said: "He is close, very close

And in a really good way. "It looks really good, promising, close to return."

For more infomation >> What Brit Awards host Jack Whitehall said about one Liverpool star is absolutely SAVAGE - Duration: 3:31.

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Move over MOMO challenge: A new internet dare is putting kids in danger - Duration: 1:04.

For more infomation >> Move over MOMO challenge: A new internet dare is putting kids in danger - Duration: 1:04.

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Greyhound racing is on track to end in 2021 - Duration: 0:41.

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Tyler Hubbard Jokes Filming a Romantic Music Video with His Wife Is the Reason for Baby No. 2 - News - Duration: 6:52.

 Tyler Hubbard has an interesting theory for how the new baby he's expecting with his wife Hayley came to be

 During a Q&A break on stage at Florida Georgia Line's iHeartCountry Album Release party in New York City on Friday, when asked about his "steamy" music video for "Talk You Out of It," Hubbard joked that's the reason his baby was conceived

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 "You know what happened after that video…" Hubbard, 32, said with a laugh. "Well, we have another baby on the way

"  In the video, Hubbard sings to his wife while Brian Kelley sings to his wife, Brittany

 "I'm looking at that fine little dress you've got on / don't get me wrong, girl I love it," they sing in the video

"Now I just want to talk you out of it."  Hubbard's rep exclusively confirmed to PEOPLE on Feb

10 that the "Simple" singer and his wife were expecting their second child in August, but in November, Hubbard hinted at the fact that "Talk You Out of It" might have had a double meaning

 "'Talk You Out of It' has a very different feel for us … It's the baby-making song on the album," Hubbard said on the Florida Georgia Line website

"But really, BK and I are always challenging ourselves creatively and knew that we had to record it when we first heard it

"  When catching up with PEOPLE ahead of the show at the iHeartRadio Theater to discuss their new album Can't Say I Ain't Country, Hubbard and Kelley revealed that "Talk You Out of It" wasn't the only song on the record they wrote with their wives in mind

 In fact, Kelley says their romantic song "Told You" is one of his favorites on the album because it serves as a tribute to their wives and '90s country

 "It's just got a special vibe," Kelley, 33, told PEOPLE. "It's got kind of a throwback feel and just another taste of what we can do, what we're into and what has influenced us

It's just a beautiful little love song to our wives and good old-fashioned country song

"  "Girl I told you / that I'd love you forever," Hubbard and Kelley sing in the song's chorus

"And I'll hold you / In my arms, and I'll never let go."  The pair, who were nominated for four ACM Awards Friday and are heading out on tour Julyjoined by Dan Shay, Morgan Wallen, Canaan Smith and Hardy, also teamed up with Jason Derulo to record the song "Women," which is a timely tribute to all of the female influences in their lives

 "It's a really special song to showcase women — our wives, our mothers, all the women in our life that mean so much to us, and just women in general for everything they do," Hubbard says

"That's another element we wanted to put on this album — how much we appreciate women — so I think that was a fun song to do it with and we loved working with Derulo

"  Other songs on their album include their hit single "Simple," an upbeat genre-defying tempo track, "Swerve" and a typical down-home country song called "Y'all Boys" with rising artist Hardy

 The title track "Can't Say I Ain't Country," is in some ways, a hit back at the critics who say the duo, who often push the limits of how country music has been traditionally defined, don't fit into the genre

 And Hubbard and Kelley are really leaning into that idea, even drawing inspiration from hip hop and rap albums by breaking up the tracks with "skits" along the way from one of their friends named Chris (whom they affectionately refer to as "Nugget")

 "Our friend Chris sent us so many funny voicemails as his alter ego, this Brother Jervel guy, and we laughed so many times listening to them," Hubbard says

"We figured we'd pull some inspiration from the old hip-hop and rap albums we used to love to listen to with the interludes in between

"  "We figured it's something that hadn't been done in a long time, so we were excited to mix it up and give the fans something different and lighten up the mood a little," he continues

"It's pretty fun."  The duo spent the last year and a half of their lives investing in the album, trying to "get it perfect," as Hubbard says, and now that it's out, they say can't wait for their fans to listen to it all the way through "from top to bottom — start to finish

"  "We've been intentional with how we placed every song and how we intro'd them with a little bit of comedy so it shows some personality," Kelley says

 "We've been sitting on this for months and months trying to perfect it. [We're excited] for our fans to get to party to it, get to cry to it, get to call their mom or their girl or their lover and tell them that they love them or they're thinking about them, because music has so many different emotions it can pull

We're just excited to finally have our collection, our lives on record, finally."  Can't Say I Ain't Country is available now

For more infomation >> Tyler Hubbard Jokes Filming a Romantic Music Video with His Wife Is the Reason for Baby No. 2 - News - Duration: 6:52.

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Liverpool News - Video of Luis Suarez's 'disasterclass' for Barcelona v Lyon is now doing the round - Duration: 3:29.

 Luis Suarez's performances away from the Camp Nou in the Champions League are now a real concern for Barcelona fans

 Many of them took to social media to criticise the Uruguayan striker on Tuesday night after his latest blank against Lyon - the 16th successive away game in Europe's premier cup competition in which he's failed to get on the scoresheet

 Remarkably, Suarez has now gone 1,511 minutes away from home in the Champions League without scoring or even setting up a goal

His last goal on the road came back in September 2015 against AS Roma at the Stadio Olimpico

 An increasing number of disgruntled Barça fans are losing patience with the 32-year-old, who joined the Catalan giants from Liverpool back in the summer of 2014

 Some of them even want to see a new number nine come in to replace Suarez this summer

 Spanish newspaper Marca rated Suarez as the worst Barcelona player on the pitch against Lyon, adding: "It wasn't his night as he was slow and off colour throughout

He worked tirelessly and tried hard, but without any success."  That assessment, if anything, seems rather generous about Suarez's display - which has been described on social media as a 'disasterclass'

 One fan has compiled Suarez's individual 'highlights' from the match into one two-minute video and it shows just how poor the South American was at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais

 Watch it here.  When he wasn't getting dispossessed, misplacing passes, miscontrolling the ball or spurning decent goalscoring opportunities, he wasn't doing much else

 How he lasted the full 90 minutes, well, only Ernesto Valverde can answer that

 Despite Suarez's woeful individual performance, though, Valverde backed his striker after the match

 "It doesn't worry me," he insisted, per ESPN. "It would worry me if he wasn't getting chances, which is what you ask for from a centre-forward

 "And [even] if he doesn't have chances, he creates them for his teammates. Opponents are frightened of him

He [must] be reserving himself. Football is a game of margins. Strikers have runs [of goals] and the best thing is he's getting chances

"  But unless he rediscovers his scoring boots, it's hard to see Barça winning the Champions League this season

For more infomation >> Liverpool News - Video of Luis Suarez's 'disasterclass' for Barcelona v Lyon is now doing the round - Duration: 3:29.

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Opinion Is the Green New Deal a Good Deal? The New York Times - Duration: 3:17.

Opinion Is the Green New Deal a Good Deal? The New York Times

Readers respond to columns by Bret Stephens, David Brooks and Ross Douthat.

To the Editor:

Re column, Feb. 16 :

Bret Stephens presents us with a fake binary choice. Either we gear up to fight climate change as if it were an alien invasion, placing capitalism in jeopardy, or we treat it as a real but manageable problem like global poverty, worthy of patient resolution. He urges us to make our peace with patient resolution.

The Green New Deals authors are doing us a favor by refusing to sugarcoat the need for fundamental change in the way we run our lives and fuel our economy. President Trumps defiant embrace of fossil fuels is an insult to common sense and global decency, but even President Barack Obamas policy reforms left gas guzzling cars on our roads, leaky homes throughout our towns and cities, and industries with their energy wasteful operations unchecked.

We have lost too much time pretending that climate change can be dealt with gradually, if at all. The Green New Deal rightly demands that we rise to the urgency of this challenge.

Philip WarburgNewton, Mass. The writer is a nonresident senior fellow at Boston Universitys Institute for Sustainable Energy.

To the Editor:

Re , by David Brooks column, Feb. 12 :

To suggest that a Green New Deal will evolve into a colossal government owned enterprise controlling most aspects of our economy and run by bureaucrats housed in Pentagon size offices is reactionary. This doesnt even happen in China anymore.

A Green New Deal will be enabled by the government just as it has enabled every modern high tech industry today: by funding military technology, the space program , by direct purchases supercomputers, semiconductors , by market subsidies wind power, solar power, electric vehicles , by technology transfer out of government labs and programs the internet, genomics, satellites , and the list goes on.

The government doesnt build things; private industries do, and they reap the commercial benefit. There are thousands of start up companies commercializing technologies in which the underlying research and development have been funded by the government, and there could be thousands more engaged in a Green New Deal if the government undertakes it.

John FairbornNewport Beach, Calif.

To the Editor:

Re column, Feb. 10 :

Before Ross Douthat dismisses carbon taxes as falling heavily on the working class, he should study the just introduced in Congress, to almost no fanfare.

It will reduce emissions more than the Paris agreement or President Barack Obamas Clean Power Plan; it requires no big government spending; and it already has generated bipartisan support.

The critical difference between this legislation and other carbon tax proposals is that all fees collected would be returned directly to American households each month. Most of the working class will actually come out ahead if this legislation passes.

Its a Green New Deal right under our noses!

Laura SchumacherSan Diego

To the Editor:

Ross Douthats patronizing take on the ambitions of the Green New Deal misses the most critical point: Scientists agree that humanity has a very short window in which to transform our systems of generating and using energy.

The alternative is stronger, more frequent hurricanes, droughts, floods, famines and wildfires, costing lives and livelihoods on a global scale.

If this doesnt call for great ambition, what does?

Sarah RichardsonNew York

For more infomation >> Opinion Is the Green New Deal a Good Deal? The New York Times - Duration: 3:17.

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Two Catholic cardinals say 'homosexuality' is to blame for sexual abuse committed by priests - Duration: 3:47.

Two Catholic cardinals claim homosexuality is to blame for the sexual abuse scandal engulfing the Church - not the clerics themselves

American Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke and German Cardinal Walter Brandmueller wrote in an open letter on Wednesday that the approach to the paedophilia crisis was wrong

They argue that Pope Francis' criticism of clerical power did not address the 'primary fault' which was a corruption of the absolute law, including by 'the plague of the homosexual agenda

' Pope Francis has previously analysed the problem as a structural and cultural one which he calls, 'clericalism

' 'We turn to you with deep distress! The Catholic world is adrift,' the American and German cardinals wrote in their letter to the heads of the bishops' conferences

'Sexual abuse is blamed on clericalism.But the first and primary fault of the clergy does not rest in the abuse of power but in having gone away from the truth of the Gospel,' they said

They blamed a corruption of the 'absolute moral law', referring to homosexuality, which they described as the 'denial, by words and by acts, of the divine and natural law'

'The plague of the homosexual agenda has been spread within the church, promoted by organised networks and protected by a climate of complicity and a conspiracy of silence,' claimed the cardinals, who belong to the church's conservative wing

The Catholic church considers the practice of homosexuality to be a sin.The letter comes a day before Pope Francis opens a historical summit at the Vatican on the protection of minors in a bid to end a scandal which has dogged the Roman Catholic church for decades

Burke and Brandmueller criticised Francis, saying they were 'among those who in 2016 presented to the Holy Father certain questions

(that) have not only not had any response, but are part of a more general crisis of the faith'

They called on the head bishops 'to raise your voice to safeguard and proclaim the integrity of the doctrine of the church'

Cardinal Burke is seen as being at forefront of the conservative wing of the Church and has previously clashed with Pope Francis publicly over homosexuality and feminism

According to the New Catholic Reporter, Burke has stated that those priests who perpetrated abuse on children, 'were feminized and confused about their own sexual identity

For more infomation >> Two Catholic cardinals say 'homosexuality' is to blame for sexual abuse committed by priests - Duration: 3:47.

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MiVote founder Adam Jacoby is revolutionising democracy - Duration: 2:47.

We're at a critical junction point in democracy,

and it's very easy to sit back

and to critique, and to sit on the periphery,

and kind of be annoyed and angry about what's happening but

the challenging thing is to actually do something.

MiVote offered what I call the grammar of what is possible.

It's challenging what is possible with democracy.

MiVote is a reinvention of the way democracy works,

we're a social movement, a political movement

that has used technology as a mechanism

to better deliver the voice of the people,

and governments can actually start delivering on what their constituents want.

Everywhere I go from the top to the bottom in every country,

everybody is concerned that they don't have a voice,

everybody is concerned that people can buy policy outcome,

everybody's concerned that there isn't transparency

and there's no accountability.

And they want a better world, and they want

us as a community to make better decisions,

and so it's up to all of us as citizens to stand up and

demand something more and so that's really what MiVote is about.

I did a Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation,

over the last decade plus

what's become increasingly obvious to me is in fact

it's the "I" part that matters

and that it's the innovation that will withstand the test of time.

The ability to understand the market

to have an ecosystem approach that will serve you

well pretty much anywhere you go.

If what you're looking for is to change things

or to have impact,

for me the "I" is becoming much much more important.

I also studied a Masters' at Swinburne,

I judge a learning journey by how much it

challenges you, destabilises your thinking, your feeling, your being,

and that was an incredible experience by some of the most

phenomenal educators that you'll come across,

and that was such a critical part of me being able to

both enjoy, I think, and thrive in life at MiVote.

My career has gone back and forth between politics and the private sector,

and I saw firsthand the frustrations

and the ethical compromise of the system, and how much

the actual public will was not being taken into account.

A couple of years ago MiVote was being seeded,

so I was starting to think about

the world that my kids were growing up in.

What I was seeing around the world was

an environment where a lot of decisions were getting made

on behalf of my children

that they had no say in what was going to happen, and in fact

at that point I decided "No"

this thing that I've been doing on the side, MiVote,

I was now going full time,

and really invest all of my energy, time, money into it.

For more infomation >> MiVote founder Adam Jacoby is revolutionising democracy - Duration: 2:47.

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Greyhound racing is on track to end in 2021 - Duration: 0:41.

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pretending my life after graduation is great when I'm really a mess 😅 - Duration: 4:56.

my stupid Ethernet adapter died on me

for now I think i'm going to go check Long's and

Ross to see if they have

hopefully they have

no luck

I think i'm going to have to wait until my mom comes home so we can go to walmart

till then im gonna lie in bed a bit and then

clean my room and maybe read a book

mm veggie burgeerrsss

this veggie patty is so good

it doesn't look appetizing but it's really good I recommend it

this is as good as it's going to get

I don't know why the colors aren't showing

yes could we get black sesame and macaroons

"ok, anything else?" my cuz: "no thank you"

there's nothing pretty over here

cuz: "yeah there's not, put it against there, against the lights"

whatever

no, don't smush it

who?

he, he stepped on his self?

lil cuz: no, he not even moving

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BRIT Awards 2019: 'Why is she doing that?' Viewers BAFFLED over Jess Glynne's performance [SNL] - Duration: 4:48.

 ITV viewers tuned in to see The BRIT Awards 2019 take place live from the O2 where some of the music's biggest stars gathered for the 39th ceremony

  Halfway through the show, Jess Glynne took to the stage to perform Thursday with H

E.R and those watching at home were left confused.  Sitting up on the stage, Jess was joined by hundreds of other women all wearing white and sitting on stools in front of mirrored lights, together they all wiped their makeup off in front of the nation

  Close up, viewers saw Jess wipe her mascara from her eyes as she sung the lyrics to her song

  And those watching took to Twitter to question what was going on.  One said: "Anyone know why Jess Glynne just took her make up off during that performance? #BRITS2019

" "Why is Jess Glynne taking her makeup off? #BRITS2019," another asked.  A third remarked: "Is the girl singing with Jess Glynne wearing glasses because she doesn't want to take her make up off? #BRITS2019

"  Nevertheless, some loved the production of Jess' performance and a fan Tweeted: "@JessGlynne's performance on the BRITs absolutely iconic

Brilliant #BRITS2019."  "@JessGlynne Wow that performance gave me all kinds of feels

#BRITS2019 #BRITAwards," one suggested.  Someone wrote: "Jess Glynne stripped it back and laid it all out on that stage with one of the best performances of the night #BRITS2019

"  "@JessGlynne show these young girls their own face is beautiful. Much love #BRITS2019," another added

  Jess was nominated for British female solo artist, but Jorja Smith topped the votes and took home the award

  Another winner on the night was Tom Walker for British breakthrough act as well as Little Mix for Best video production

  The Little Mix girls also took to the stage and performed Woman Like Me after host Jack Whitehall took a swipe at Simon Cowell

  Elsewhere in the show, Jack made a bizarre Brexit gag which left viewers in hysterics

  Whilst discussing the Best Group award, Jack took the opportunity to make a joke about the current political climate

  Jack began by saying: "This year was all about reunions." "Westlife got back in the studio… Suddenly a hard border with Ireland doesn't seem that bad!" He added

  BRIT Awards 2019 is currently airing on ITV.

For more infomation >> BRIT Awards 2019: 'Why is she doing that?' Viewers BAFFLED over Jess Glynne's performance [SNL] - Duration: 4:48.

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Gefeliciteerd! Schuinsmarcheerder Pechtold is papa geworden, want Penthouse-babe Anne Lok is bevalle - Duration: 2:54.

 Alexander Pechtold is enkele weken geleden opnieuw vader geworden. Zijn voormalige maitresse Anne Lok is namelijk bevallen van zijn kind, zo blijkt uit berichtgeving in de Privé

 Heuglijk nieuws in de familie van Alexander Pechtold! De voormalige D66-leider heeft dan wel geen slaafse parlementariërs meer onder zich die alles doen en laten wat hij wil, maar als een heuse Walder Frey (voor alle GoT-fans) zorgt de veilingmeester uit Wageningen dan wel op een andere manier dat hij z'n eigen legertje bij elkaar verzamelt

In dit geval door zo veel mogelijk mini-Pechtoldjes op de wereld te zetten.  Afgelopen maand is dat wederom gelukt, zo weet Privé voor ons te duiden

Zijn oude minnares, met wie hij menig hete nacht heeft doorgebracht in zijn sjoemelpenthouse in Scheveningen, is namelijk moeder geworden van zijn kroost

Hij heeft al twee kinderen uit zijn inmiddels gebroken huwelijk, maar daar komt nu een nummer drie in Meppel bij:  "Anne Lok, de ex-minnares van Alexander Pechtold, is bevallen

Het Isala ziekenhuis in Zwolle bevestigt aan Privé dat Lok al op 1 februari is ontslagen uit het ziekenhuis

De kleine zou dus al drie weken oud zijn."  Het is een jongetje, maar of de kleine kerel ook de naam Pechtold zal dragen of toch de achternaam van zijn moeder zal hanteren, is afwachten

Wat nog meer afwachten is of Pechtold zich überhaupt zal ontfermen over zijn taken als vader, en niet gewoon onbekommerd doorgaat met het volgende grietje bezwangeren

 Hoe dan ook kan in Den Haag Rob Jetten zijn borst natmaken. Zoals de SP bewijst leven we in het tijdperk van de politieke dynastieën

Dus als er een tweede Marijnissen op de troon kan komen, waarom dan geen tweede Pechtold bij D66? En zoveel verschillen Jetten en Pechtold junior nu ook weer niet qua leeftijd…   Waardeer jij de artikelen op DagelijkseStandaard

nl? Volg ons dan op Twitter!

For more infomation >> Gefeliciteerd! Schuinsmarcheerder Pechtold is papa geworden, want Penthouse-babe Anne Lok is bevalle - Duration: 2:54.

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Royal news : Meghan Markle baby shower: This is how much Meghan's extravagant baby shower has cost - Duration: 3:48.

 Meghan has gathered with her closest friends to The Mark Hotel in New York for a baby shower in New York City

According to reports, her close friend Serena Williams is footing the cost of the extravagant cost of the penthouse suite where the baby shower is taking place

The suite boasts gorgeous views over Central Park but sets guests back $75,000 a night and it is believed it was rented for two nights

 So the total cost of the room would be $150,000. But it is understood Meghan is staying in a separate one-bedroom suite at the same hotel, which costs $9,982

05. The penthouse suite is spread over two floors and contains five bedrooms, six bathrooms and four fireplaces and a 2,500 square foot terrace

 Williams joined the Duchess for dinner at Ralph Lauren's restaurant the Polo Bar, along with stylist Jessica Mulroney and Markus Anderson

 A dinner at the exclusive midtown restaurant would approximately cost $420 including drinks

 Meghan also dined out elsewhere during her five day trip, and was spotted heading into Laduree in Soho with Jessica Mulroney over the weekend where an afternoon tea costs $25

 The Duchess of Sussex was pictured heading to Cafe Bould at the Surrey Hotel with Abigail Spencer on Tuesday

 The restaurant features a $39 two-course lunch six days a week, meaning Meghan's lunch at the restaurant cost a total of $78

 Meghan is believed to have travelled to New York from London on a first class British Airways flight

 A five night return trip costs around $8,734.04. Along with the major costs of accommodation and flights, a number of lavish gifts have been delivered to the hotel

 These include a large bouquet of long-stem pink roses which cost approximately $400

 A Carnival King Cotton candy machine was also spotted arriving, costing $199.99. And several travel on suitcases from the brand Away were seen being delivered to The Mark, each of which cost $225

 New York harpist and singer Erin Hill was seen arriving at the hotel where the average cost of having the harpist play at an event can cost $625

 The intimate shower reportedly only included 15 of Meghan's friends, including Amal Clooney, her best friend Jessica Mulroney and Abigail Spencer who were spotted arriving at The Mark Hotel on Wednesday The mother-to-be is expected to depart New York on Wednesday evening as she is due to join Harry on their official three-day tour of Morocco on Saturday