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Margaret's Weather Picture for February 17, 2017 - Duration: 0:25.
ON L.A. 311.
AN ALTERNATE ROUTE, COMING UP.
>> A BEAUTIFUL LEATHER PICTURE
FROM MANY, AND WITHOUT IN THE
FLOWER GARDEN WITH THE SUN
SHINING AND BLUE SKY.
WE ARE GOING TO SEND YOU FOR
PASSES FOR THE AUDUBON ZOO AND
INSECTARIUM, OR THE AQUARIUM.
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Idle Heroes Game Play Android IOS - Duration: 10:44.
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Jason Isaacs Interview! A Cure for Wellness, The OA, Lucius Malfoy - Duration: 3:32.
Your role here is pretty juicy!
Without giving away any spoilers how did you feel when you first read the script?
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HOW TO GET RID OF SAGGING FACE/CHEEKS? - TOP TIPS |SolutionsRoom| - Duration: 2:05.
For more infomation >> HOW TO GET RID OF SAGGING FACE/CHEEKS? - TOP TIPS |SolutionsRoom| - Duration: 2:05. -------------------------------------------
Eddie McClintock Talks About The Return Of Sully | Season 12 | BONES - Duration: 3:40.
- Hey, guys, this
You may remember me as Tim Sullivan, AKA Sully, AKA Peanut
from season 2.
Well, I'm back in season 12.
So any of you Sully-Bones shippers out there,
enjoy this recap.
And for those haters out there, two snaps and a twist.
Hey.
[music playing]
Who's the dude hooking up with?
Tim Sullivan, Sully.
And he is?
Sully was the guy in Brennen's life
that before we knew Booth and Brennan were meant
to be together, we all thought she should
maybe have been with Sully.
Is Sully for real?
What?
Can he really do all he says he can do?
Oh, you mean that whole master carpentry thing.
Yeah, you know what?
He, uh, made me a dining room set last year.
I also got a master's certificate
in sailing, a pilot's license, and I'm a certified EMT.
There's more, but I don't want to brag.
He was, like, a sweetheart, a good guy.
Absolutely nothing wrong with Sully.
I have been alone my whole life.
And you thought if I saw you vulnerable that I'd run.
That's all I know.
You'll learn fast.
Yeah, I'm gonna need a flashier tie.
So I think she fell hard.
I know it's strange, but I'd actually rather
spend time with you than work.
And I think that had she chosen Sully,
her life would have ended up very different.
We're just having a fling, so don't get carried away.
When you can't stop thinking about someone
when they're not around, that's not a fling.
When you remember their touch just
like they were still right next to you, that's not a fling.
If you need to be alone with this, fine.
We both know what we have.
And Brennan had a real moment where she
wondered if she should follow.
Let's run away together.
I got it covered here, Sully.
Testosterone spill on aisle four.
It wasn't this emotional before you came in the picture.
I thought you weren't interested.
The only problem was that darn Booth.
He was there.
Please, tell me what is holding you here.
Rationally thinking I--
I want to go.
I know I should go, but I can't.
So they have they have a bond.
And I think it's undeniable, but it still doesn't mean that he
can't respect the choices that she's made,
and respect Booth, and hope for them
to have a great life together.
Congratulations.
You guys make a great team.
Mm-hmm, true.
So true.
People, I think, can relate to that.
People can relate to being heartbroken and sailing away.
[sigh]
What are you doing here?
I'm waving goodbye.
See?
And he also shows that, you know,
he's also a decent friend because he comes back
to basically check on Bones because
of what has happened with her father, her losing her father.
He's just trying to be a friend.
Booth, about Sully--
You don't have to explain yourself about Sully.
It's OK.
He's important to you.
Without Sully, I don't think I would have been ready for this.
And because of that, I will always be grateful to him.
So y'all can relax.
I love you.
I love you, Bones.
[music playing]
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Modifica la Barra Notificaciones Agrega Apps o Widgets - Duration: 2:06.
For more infomation >> Modifica la Barra Notificaciones Agrega Apps o Widgets - Duration: 2:06. -------------------------------------------
Biologists warn against feeding deer as snow piles up - Duration: 0:33.
ETECTORS ARE WORKING.
WITH THE SNOW PILING UP, STATE
BIOLOGISTS ARE WARNING PEOPLE,
10 NOT FEED DEER.
EXPERTS SAY YOU MAY START TO SEE
MORE DEER ROAMING AROUND, AND
YOU MAY THINK THEY ARE GOING
HUNGRY, BUT IN FACT, THEY ARE
FINE.
DEER HAVE A VERY INSULATED COAT
THAT KEEPS THEM WARM, THEY STORE
LARGE AMOUNTS OF BODY FAT TO USE
AS RESERVES, NATURALLY CONSERVE
ENERGY IN WINTER, AND MIGRATE TO
BETTER AREAS.
IN FACT, TRYING TO FEED DEER CAN
CAUSE SERIOUS HARM, INCLUDING
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Ice Cube and Charlie Day Face Off in Fist Fight - Duration: 4:32.
Review: Ice Cube and Charlie Day Face Off in 'Fist Fight'
I'll be honest with you. I was in a pretty foul mood when I went to see "Fist Fight." It was Wednesday. It was February. It was 2017. And while I can't exactly say that the movie cheered me up, it did give me something I needed. Not catharsis or uplift but a bracing dose of profane, sloppy, reasonably well-directed hostility. We take what we can get.
The movie, directed by Richie Keen from a script by Van Robichaux and Evan Susser, breaks no new ground. It's a bad-teacher comedy about a school staffed with stock figures played by reliable performers.
There's a grouchy principal (Dean Norris), a horny guidance counselor (Jillian Bell), a dweeby security guard (Kumail Nanjiani), a nutty football coach (Tracy Morgan) and a femme fatale French instructor (Christina Hendricks).
They provide a Greek chorus of goofiness behind the main conflict, which is between Mr Campbell (Charlie Day), an anxious English teacher, and his profoundly irritable colleague, Mr Strickland (Ice Cube), whose subject is history.
Ice Cube brings his own history to the project, at one point quoting a famously inflammatory N.W.A lyric and glancing back to the days when, as one of my colleagues put it, "everyone was scared" of him.
Campbell certainly is, especially after a series of misunderstandings leads Strickland to challenge him to the after-school face-off that gives the movie its name.
A bit of context: It's the last day of school, and the seniors are pulling pranks — involving a horse, paintball guns and a lot of penis graffiti — at the Atlanta high school where the two adversaries work.
This provides an extra dollop of slapstick chaos, but the kids are peripheral to the movie's main interest, which is in the mismatch and implicit bromance between Ice Cube and Mr Day.
Each one does what he's expected to do. Mr Day twitches and babbles and blinks his eyes rapidly. Ice Cube bellows and glowers and doesn't blink at all.
There is an obvious racial dimension to their conflict, though "Fist Fight" tiptoes around it, winking and whispering, with typical big-studio timidity.
(The most recent season of the HBO comedy "Vice Principals" came closer to touching the hot core of resentment in a Southern public school setting.) And it is certainly possible to interpret this movie as yet another fable of a white man's redemption at the hands (or fists, as the case may be) of a black man.
We know that Campbell has a young daughter (Alexa Nisenson) and a pregnant wife (JoAnna Garcia Swisher). We learn nothing at all about Strickland, except that he is the subject of wild legends among the student body.
His job in the movie is to teach Campbell some hard lessons about being a man.
All of which is fairly tiresome.
But it's also possible to read "Fist Fight" against the interracial buddy-movie grain, seeing Strickland rather than Campbell as the protagonist, and taking Strickland's anger as a principled response to circumstances rather than as evidence of a mood disorder.
The big fight takes place against a background of layoffs and budget cuts. The teachers are harassed by the students and undermined by the administration, yet they persist in the work of education.
Strickland is an agent not of guilty racial fear but of righteous class consciousness. The lesson he imparts to Campbell is one of public-sector workers' solidarity.
By all evidence, he's a pretty good teacher, with good reason to stay mad. Which cheered me up, I must say.
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Comedy Knockout - Apology: Aida Rodriguez - Duration: 1:53.
Time to apologize.
[ Sighs ]
Ah, I can't believe I lost.
I guess now I have to go back to being
one of those ladies at the DMV
who gives you an attitude
for no reason.
[ Laughter ]
If you're wondering why my glasses are so thick,
I have prescription side eye.
[ Laughter ]
I'm Dominican,
but I truly love America.
That is why I donated my comedy album
to be played on a loop at Guantanamo Bay.
[ Laughter ]
They all talked after that, mostly to say,
"Please turn this [bleep] off."
I love that picture because I look like
I'm on a TV ad for a cheap law firm.
[ Laughter ]
Have you or your loved ones
been exposed to Aida's comedy?
Some of the symptoms include confusion, anger,
depression, and mesothelioma.
[ Laughter ]
Another side effect
is that it may cause you
to try out confusing hairstyles.
[ Laughter ]
My comedy is like this haircut.
That's not a haircut.
Those are called cornrows,
white people.
Its popularity peaked in the '90s.
And it's too black for Middle America.
I'm Aida Rodriguez.
And I just got knocked out.
#I-tried-a-Rodriguez.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Nice, job, Aida!
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What Happens When You Sleep - Duration: 3:47.
Hello everyone.
We spend (or at least are supposed to spend) a third of our day sleeping.
Sleep is much more than a passive activity; we need that time to clear our minds and restore
our bodies.
If we don't get enough rest each night, we become cognitively impaired, just as if we
had been drinking alcohol.
There are four stages of sleep, and it takes 90-110 minutes to complete an entire cycle,
which translates into about four cycles per night.
Stage 1 happens during the first 5-10 minutes of the sleep cycle.
This is when it is easiest to be awoken and your muscles begin to relax.
This is also when you are most likely to experience a hypnagogic jerk.
With hypnagogic jerks, your muscles might suddenly twitch, or you might act out a dream
like falling off a cliff, falling from the sky, or tripping.
Why the falling?
Researchers aren't really sure about that.
But it's more likely to happen when you're overtired, sleep-deprived, or stressed,
which causes your brain to enter into sleep cycles more aggressively, but your body hasn't
caught up.
This is also the reason why you might experience predormital sleep paralysis, where you cannot
move or speak if you remain or become awake.
Stage 2 takes up half of the sleep cycle, lasting around 45-50 minutes.
If you are woken up at this time, you will likely feel very disoriented.
Breathing becomes relaxed and slowed as the body temperature drops, giving your heart
a bit of a break.
Neural activity also decreases during this time, as the body prepares for the next phase
of the cycle.
Stage 3 is when deep sleep occurs for about 20 minutes and the body is given the chance
to restore itself.
Brain waves become slow and steady, muscle and tissues are repaired, and various hormones
are secreted around the body.
Waste management systems in the brain become very active, flushing out that which impairs
cognitive function.
Despite being the time when most rejuvenation happens, this is also the phase in which you
start dreaming, because dreaming is a way for your brain to
sort out things.
It needs to reevaluate and process before it can file them away as memories.
This is also the phase where you might talk in your sleep because your body is in deep
stages of sleep, but there's still enough muscle tone to produce
sounds or movements that may accompany dream.
As for sleep walking, it happens because you're coming out of sleep just enough for your body
to move, but not enough for your brain to be awake.
It is incredibly hard to wake someone up during this phase, as anyone who has dealt with a
sleepwalker can attest to.
Rapid Eye Movement (REM) is the final stage in the cycle, lasting about 20 minutes.
Though the eyes are closed, the eyes move very quickly underneath the eyelid.
At this stage, brain activity is high and the bulk of dreaming takes place.
You might also experience sleep paralysis at this stage, known as hypnopompic or postdormital
sleep paralysis.
This episode of sleep paralysis is basically the opposite of happens with hypnagogic jerks
where your brain wakes up before the paralysis that accompanies deep sleep goes away.
Basically, you may feel like you can't breathe.
Many people describe it as an elephant sitting on their chest.
That's because all of the muscles that control your breathing except for the diaphragm are
still paralyzed.
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Heart attack survivor shares story in Plattsburgh to inspire others - Duration: 1:52.
TAKE STEPS TO
KEEP THEIR HEARTS HEALTHY.
KEEP THEIR HEARTS HEALTHY. NBC5'S LIZ STRZEPA SAT DOWN WITH
NBC5'S LIZ STRZEPA SAT DOWN WITH HER TODAY AND HAS HER STORY NEW
HER TODAY AND HAS HER STORY NEW TONIGHT AT 6:00.
TONIGHT AT 6:00. >> THE MOM NEW HEART DISEASE RAN
>> THE MOM NEW HEART DISEASE RAN IN HER FAMILY.
IN HER FAMILY. >> OLDER BROTHER HAD A HEART
>> OLDER BROTHER HAD A HEART ATTACK.
ATTACK. MY YOUNGER BROTHER HAD A HEART
MY YOUNGER BROTHER HAD A HEART ATTACK AND DIED.
ATTACK AND DIED. MY FATHER HAD COPD, AND MY
MY FATHER HAD COPD, AND MY MOTHER DIED OF A MASSIVE HEART
MOTHER DIED OF A MASSIVE HEART ATTACK.
ATTACK. LIZ: BECHARD KNEW ONE DAY SHE'D
LIZ: BECHARD KNEW ONE DAY SHE'D PROBABLY SUFFER FROM A HEART
PROBABLY SUFFER FROM A HEART ATTACK, TOO.
ATTACK, TOO. SHE FEARED IT ENOUGH TO TAKE
SHE FEARED IT ENOUGH TO TAKE ACTION.
ACTION. SHE EXERCIZED SIX DAYS A WEEK.
SHE EXERCIZED SIX DAYS A WEEK. SHE ATE A HEALTHY DIET.
SHE ATE A HEALTHY DIET. BUT WHEN THAT DAY CAME, SHE
BUT WHEN THAT DAY CAME, SHE DIDN'T EVEN REALIZE SHE WAS
DIDN'T EVEN REALIZE SHE WAS HAVING ONE.
HAVING ONE. >> I FELT EXTREME PRESSURE IN MY
>> I FELT EXTREME PRESSURE IN MY ABDOMEN AREA BELOW MY RIBCAGE.
ABDOMEN AREA BELOW MY RIBCAGE. LIZ: THE FOLLOWING DAY SHE FELT
LIZ: THE FOLLOWING DAY SHE FELT A PINCH IN HER NECK AND PAIN IN
A PINCH IN HER NECK AND PAIN IN HER LEFT ARM.
HER LEFT ARM. HER HUSBAND CONVINCED HER TO GO
HER HUSBAND CONVINCED HER TO GO TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT HEALTH NETWORK CHAMPLAIN VALLE
HEALTH NETWORK CHAMPLAIN VALLE PHYSICIANS HOSPITAL, CVPH, TO
PHYSICIANS HOSPITAL, CVPH, TO GET CHECKED OUT.
GET CHECKED OUT. THE MOTHER OF THREE GIRLS WAS
THE MOTHER OF THREE GIRLS WAS DIAGNOSED WITH HEART DISEASE.
DIAGNOSED WITH HEART DISEASE. >> HE SAYS IF YOU HADN'T BEEN IN
>> HE SAYS IF YOU HADN'T BEEN IN THE SHAPE YOU'RE IN, THIS
THE SHAPE YOU'RE IN, THIS OUTCOME COULD HAVE BEEN TOTALLY
OUTCOME COULD HAVE BEEN TOTALLY DIFFERENT.
DIFFERENT. LIZ: CARDIOLOGIST JOEL WOLKOWICZ
LIZ: CARDIOLOGIST JOEL WOLKOWICZ SAYS BECHARD'S STORY IS COMMON.
SAYS BECHARD'S STORY IS COMMON. >> TYPICALLY PEOPLE FEEL A
>> TYPICALLY PEOPLE FEEL A HEAVINESS OR A TIGHTNESS IN
HEAVINESS OR A TIGHTNESS IN THEIR CHES
THEIR CHES LIZ: HE SAYS IF YOU FEEL ANY
LIZ: HE SAYS IF YOU FEEL ANY UNUSUAL PRESSURE, THEY SHOULD
UNUSUAL PRESSURE, THEY SHOULD SEE A DOCTOR AND FOLLOW THE
SEE A DOCTOR AND FOLLOW THE HEART-HEALTHY TIPS OF EATING
HEART-HEALTHY TIPS OF EATING CLEAN AND EXERCISING REGULARLY.
CLEAN AND EXERCISING REGULARLY. >> YOU SHOULD HAVE A HARD TIME
>> YOU SHOULD HAVE A HARD TIME TALKING WHILE YOU'RE EXERCISING.
TALKING WHILE YOU'RE EXERCISING. THAT'S A SIGNAL THAT YOU'RE
THAT'S A SIGNAL THAT YOU'RE EXERCISING ENOUGH.
EXERCISING ENOUGH. LIZ: BECHARD WILL BE SHARING HER
LIZ: BECHARD WILL BE SHARING HER STORY AT CVPH'S STEPPING OUT FOR
STORY AT CVPH'S STEPPING OUT FOR YOUR HEART EVENT AT
YOUR HEART EVENT AT PLATTSBURGH'S WEST SIDE BALLROOM
PLATTSBURGH'S WEST SIDE BALLROOM TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE THAT HEART
TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE THAT HEART HEALTH DOES MATTER.
HEALTH DOES MATTER. HER ADVICE --
HER ADVICE -- THE SAME AS THE DOCTOR'S --
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Officers thank MGH doctors who saved lives after shooting - Duration: 1:48.
NEWSCENTER 5'S NICOLE ESTAPHAN
IS LIVE AT MASS GENERAL.
NICOLE: GOOD AFTERNOON.
WHAT AN INCREDIBLE MOMENT TO
WITNESS, WHAT CAN REALLY BE ONLY
DESCRIBED AS A ROOM FULL OF
GRATITUDE.
>> WE REALLY WERE NOT SURE THEY
WERE GOING TO PULL THROUGH.
NICOLE: THOSE ARE THE WORDS NO
OFFICER WANTS TO HEAR.
IN OCTOBER WHEN BOSTON POLICE
RESPONDED TO A CALL ON GLADSTONE
STREET, THEY
FOUND THEMSELVES
FACE-TO-FACE WITH A GUN.
WITHIN MINUTES, TWO OF THEIR OWN
WERE FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVES.
>> OUR ETERNAL GRATITUDE TO YOU.
NICOLE: FRIDAY OFFICER RICHIE
CINTOLO AND MATT MORRIS BOTH
GRATEFUL FOR THE CHAIN OF
SUPPORT THAT HELPED SAVE THEM.
THEY THANKED THE MASS GENERAL
HOSPITAL DOCTORS FOR A SECOND
CHANCE AT LIFE.
>> IT JUST FEELS FANTASTIC.
NICOLE:
WITH HONORARY BADGES AND
GRATITUDE IT WAS HARD TO
, DISTINGUISH WHO WAS MORE
THANKFUL FOR THIS MOMENT.
>>
IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO
US.
THAT IS THE ONLY THING WE HOPE
FOR.
>> IT'S INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT TO
TAKE CARE OF THE PEOPLE WHO
PROTECT US.
NICOLE: BOTH DOCTORS TURNING THE
TABLES OF THIS LIFE SAVING ACT
AROUND, CREDITING THE MEN IN
BLUE.
>> EVERYTHING STARTS AT THE
SCENE.
NICOLE: ARMS OF SUPPORT, FROM
THE HANDS OF SAFETY, SEGREANT
PEREZ AND OFFICER SINGLETARY
WERE THE FIRST LINK IN BRINGING
THEIR FELLOW OFFICERS BACK HOME
TO THEIR FAMILIES.
MODEST MEN, WHO QUICKLY SPEAK UP
WHEN YOU MENTION THE WORD HERO.
>> WE HAVE A JOB TO DO.
THAT IS TO PROTECT YOU AND
SOCIETY AND EACH OTHER AND THAT
IS OUR GOAL EVERY NIGHT, YOU
KNOW.
I'M A POLICE.
THIS IS WHAT I DO.
NICOLE: THEY WILL CONTINUE WITH
THE RECOVERY.
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A Cure for Wellness - THE TASTELESS INTRICACIES OF A CURE FOR WELLNESS - Duration: 4:10.
A Cure for Wellness - THE TASTELESS INTRICACIES OF "A CURE FOR WELLNESS"
A Cure for Wellness - THE TASTELESS INTRICACIES OF "A CURE FOR WELLNESS"
The subject of Gore Verbinski's "A Cure for Wellness" is the toxic effect of having too much money, and it's a fitting sign of the movie's obliviousness that it looks fulsomely expensive from beginning to end.
It drips with gaudy display from the very first sequence, a series of grim nocturnal contemplations of New York's hard-edged, sleek-surfaced, glass-and-steel stalagmites of capitalist striving.
Sitting alone in a corner office is one particular striver who, toiling over financial charts and numbers and spreadsheets, works himself literally to death.
There is nothing simple about the way Verbinski (the director of the first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies as well as "The Lone Ranger") films this executive's demise.
The director doesn't use one shot if he can figure out how to use several; he doesn't take a picture without finding a way to move the camera flashily.
He uses liquids and surfaces to capture eye-catching reflections, and fills the frame with conspicuously curated objects. In short, he creates a cinematic world imbued, in image and object and performance, with a sense of style.
Like "La La Land," Verbinski's film is a work of style, a word that, far from summing up the viewing experience, only begins the conversation, invoking the inevitable question: What exactly is his style, and to what end does he fashion it?.
The story is launched in an investment bank, where the late executive's replacement, an ambitious young businessman named Lockhart (Dane DeHaan), is quickly dispatched to a spa in the Swiss Alps to bring back a former partner named Pembroke (Harry Groener), whose signature is needed on a merger agreement that will rescue the business.
The rest of the film—the rest of the hundred-and-forty-six-minute-long film—takes place in or near that clinic, which turns out to be a palace of horrors in an idyllic setting.
The ultra-expensive, ultra-luxurious Volmer Institute is a virtual castle in the clouds (one of its employees sits at his desk reading Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain") where ultra-wealthy people seek respite from their stressful lives.
They're seen disporting in matching white bathrobes, doing Tai Chi or playing croquet or doing crossword puzzles or playing cards, seemingly living in slow motion on the manicured lawn and marbled patio of an enormous courtyard.
Lockhart arrives, but a thicket of rules and regulations keeps him from seeing Pembroke at once, and the institute's overlord, Heinrich Volmer (Jason Isaacs), induces Lockhart to stay and wait.
Volmer is a doctor and scientist under whose rigorous management the clinic's chilly, parodically Teutonic employees regulate the patients' routines to the minute, administering an elaborate range of mysterious therapies and proprietary medicines.
The treatment seems devised to liberate the mind while healing the body, to unleash and dispel the demons of the past while also purging the body of its accumulated toxins, but Lockhart soon senses that something is amiss in the compound.
When Lockhart encounters another inmate, a waif-like pre-pubescent girl named Hannah (Mia Goth)—the only young person there, whom Volmer treats as his "special patient"—Lockhart gets a pretty clear idea of the trouble in Paradise.
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Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time - year A. - Duration: 7:36.
Friends of Sion presents
Sunday readings
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Good morning to all of Sion friends. We will comment on the readings of the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A).
Let's start with Leviticus. Here's how this reading is presented:
"The LORD said to Moses, "Speak to the whole Israelite community and tell them: Be holy, for I, the LORD your God, am holy."
I would like to point out that in Hebrew there is no "be holy", but: "You will be holy."
In Hebrew grammar, this is what we call "incompletion."
This means that "becoming holy" is a process that lasts a lifetime,
And it will only be fully achieved when we stand before the Holy One, who is the Lord.
How to prepare for this? Leviticus exposes all sorts of behavior towards others.
"You shall not bear hatred for your brother in your heart." The heart is important because in biblical anthropology, is the center of decision and commitment.
Therefore, it is not simply to do no harm to another, but also love him from the "heart".
And the first thing to do is "you may have to reprove your neighbor." That is, when you correct him, you end up guiding him on the path of holiness.
And also, in a way, you guide yourself to holiness.
It's said that Rabbi Akiba, the more was corrected, more he showed love for his neighbor.
"Take no revenge and cherish no grudge..." The difference between revenge and grudge is that revenge is to do to the other the evil he has done for you,
And grudge is that even when you repay evil with good, you should not keep bitterness in your heart.
Therefore, your heart must be pure before your attitude toward the other.
Finally: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself." There is an old rabbinic commentary that insists on this "as yourself."
It relates the "as yourself" to the passage of Genesis 5: 1: "When God created Adam, in the image of God he created him."
So when you love your neighbor, you love God and when you despise him you despise God.
The Gospel follows the same line and Jesus also quotes a passage of Scripture: "Eye for eye, tooth for tooth."
In the Code of Hammurabi, who was king of the Babylon in 1750s BC, there is already an attenuation to revenge.
I would say that in the passage of Scripture the meaning is deeper because it is not about taking out the eye or tooth,
but it is to pay a reward for the damage caused, as such damage can decrease the working capacity of the other.
Then we have a well-known passage: "When someone strikes you on right cheek, turn the other one to him as well."
Follow two miles who asks you a mile. Give the cloak to him who asks his tunic.
It is the principle of nonviolence: disarm the opponent not putting yourself at the same level as him, but respond to violence with sweetness.
And as it says in the Letter to the Romans: "Win evil, multiplying good."
So what does in fact Jesus do? Does he say "better than the Torah" or "more than then Torah"?
Well, the fulfillment of Jesus is not to do better than Torah. This is something else.
We could say that he takes the Torah to the end of its demands, as far as it can go.
Above all, he does what it says, this is the fulfillment of Jesus.
Jesus is holy as his Father is holy and perfect as his Father is perfect.
And Psalm presents the behavior of God.
So if we want to be holy as God is holy, we must imitate him and behave like him.
I quote from Psalm 103: "He forgives all your sins" (then, may we forgive the offenses they commit against us)
"He heals you of all diseases" (may we then be instrument of healing for the other),
may we be "full of mercy, slow to anger and full of love".
May we not do to others according to the fault that they commit against us. And as the tenderness of the Father to his children,
may we be tender toward each of our brothers and sisters.
The second reading, as always, was not chosen according to the first and third one, but it more or less follows the same meaning:
"Do you not know that you are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?
If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy that person; for the temple of God, which you are, is holy."
I go back, then, to "love your neighbor as yourself." Respect and love your neighbor is to respect the temple of God.
I wish you good plans for this week and thanks to all the faithful friends of Sion to be here sharing this richness.
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subtitles: Br. Joel Moreira, NDS
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Harry Potter Actress - Scarlett Byrne Strips Naked for Playboy - Duration: 2:51.
Harry Potter Actress Scarlett Byrne Strips Naked for Playboy
Harry Potter Actress Scarlett Byrne Strips Naked for Playboy
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince actress Scarlett Byrne appears in the first issue of Playboy to feature nudes since the magazine banned them a year ago, and it appears someone has torn off her clothes.
Though no magic was used in this photo shoot (we assume), its safe to say the actress certainly didnt mind letting fans know that #NakedIsNormal.
In one black-and-white photo Byrne, who played Pansy Parkinson in the wizarding world, stands on staircase in front of a gorgeous window wearing but a black top.
She stares seductively into the camera, leaving little to the imagination as she puts her bare butt on display. In another black-and-white photo shared on Byrnes Instagram, the actress appears on a balcony posing in a silky sheet.
Im very proud to be a part of the March/April issue of Playboy. I penned a short essay along with my pictorial titled, The Feminist Mystique, Byrne wrote in the caption.
A big thank you to @Playboy, the creative team, and @cooperbhefner for such a unique opportunity.
Playboys Chief Creative Officer Cooper Hefner, son of Hugh Hefner, announced earlier this week that the magazine would be bringing back nudity, starting with its March/April 2017 issue.
Ill be the first to admit that the way in which the magazine portrayed nudity was dated, but removing it entirely was a mistake, Cooper explained. Nudity was never the problem because nudity isnt a problem.
Today were taking out identity back and reclaiming who we are..
He added, This is a remarkably special moment personally and professionally that I get to share this issue of Playboy magazine with my Dad, as well as with readers.
It is a reflection of how the brand can best connect with my generation and generations to come. When CEO Scott Flanders announced the ban in March 2016, Cooper voiced his disagreement with the decision, calling it a massive step back..
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Boy struck, killed in hit-and-run crash - Duration: 1:53.
THE SCENE
ON WARD ROW.
WHAT CAN YOU TELL US.
Reporter: THE FAMILY SAYS LAST
NIGHT AROUND 11:00, FOUR DAYS,
RANGING IN AGES FROM 11 TO 16
WERE WALKING HOME FROM THE STORE
WHEN A CAR STRUCK ONE OF THEM.
IT HAPPENED JUST BEYOND THAT
MAILBOX THAT YOU SEE HERE ON WAD
ROAD.
NOW, JUST A SHORT WHILE AGO, THE
HIGHWAY PATROL IDENTIFIED THE
VICTIM, 12-YEAR-OLD DORIEN
PEARSALL.
HE WAS A 6TH GRADER AT EASTERN
GUILFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL.
THIS PHOTO IS HIS GRADUATION
PICTURE TAK LAST YEA
>> I HAD TO COME AROUND HIM.
AS I TURNED INTO PARK, MY
DRIVEWAY HERE, I HEARD T
IMPACT -- HEARD WHAT SOUND
LIKE SOMETHING HIT.
I HEARD SOMEONE SAY, OH, M
GOD.
HE HIT DORIEN.
>> TO ME IT SEEMS INTENTIONAL.
IF THEY WERE TO APOLOGIZE, IT
WOULD BE SOMETHING DIFFERENT AND
IT WOULD BE A LIGHTER BURDEN FOR
THE FAMILY.
Reporter: THEY ARE LOOKING FOR
DARK-COLORED BMW, POSSIBLY A 7
SERIES.
THE RIGHT HAND OR PASSENGER SIDE
MIRROR OF THAT CAR WAS FOUND
HERE AT THE ACCIDENT SCENE.
A SHORT WHILE AGO THEY HAD A
HELICOPTER SCOURING THE
NEIGHBORHOOD LOOKING FOR THAT
CAR.
THE WITNESS THAT YOU JUST HEARD
FROM WHO LIVES HERE TELLS US
THAT YOUNG DORIEN WAS NOT
WEARING ANY SHOES.
HE SAYS HE WAS THE ONLY BOY
WALKING IN THE ROADWAY AND HE
SUSPECTS HE WAS DOING SO BECAUSE
HE HAD ON JUST SOCKS AND WAS
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6 Things You Don't Know About Snow - Duration: 1:00.
Six things you don't know about snow
#1: Snow covers 30 percent of land on Earth.
#2: More than 1.2 billion people rely on water from snowpack and glaciers.
#3: Snowmelt is the main source of water for 60 million Americans.
#4: Since 1967, 1 million square miles of spring snow cover has disappeared from the Northern Hemisphere.
#5: 70 percent of water from the snow-fed San Joaquin River irrigates California's Central Valley.
#6: NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement mission observes falling snow, even at the top of hurricanes.
snow.nasa.gov
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Matt Palka | The Road to Nerdfighteria - Duration: 3:59.
So I first explored Youtube to upload high school choir concerts and to
explore FCCLA because of my previous work with them and volunteering since seventh grade.
FCCLA really was like a large second family to me because it was one that I
sought out and explored on Youtube because I knew it existed nationwide.
So I explored FCCLA. I focused on collegiate a cappella groups and
eventually I found Apprentice Eh Productions in its earliest formation
right when Corey Vidal lip-synched MooseButters "John Williams is the Man."
Because of my own and my family's interests and vlogging a decade before
you could even existed - I did home videos all the time -
I stuck with their family and their story and their connections. Eventually
Apprentice Eh forming their own group
connected me to a bunch of Youtubers. I found Shay Carl's WTKGTS podcast, Myles
Dyer, Craig Benzine, Matthew Santoro, Tessa Violet
Jim Vaylin's group on Blog TV, Mike Falzone, and all their ties to the YouTube
community as well. Throughout that time inevitably maybe through Wheezywaiter or through some happening
I found the Vlogbrothers - sometime and I think it was 2011 and I decided to binge
watch all the Vlogbrothers videos. Ze Frank's show may have interrupted that journey as well.
Honestly the moment I found the Vlogbrothers is mostly a blur to me
I found them sometime in the middle of it. I quickly saw myself in a place that I
think I never could have predicted could be so wholeheartedly valuable. My first
official Youtube video, I called it, was uploaded in January of 2012.
I was discussing a blog post by Marc and Angel Hack life called 30 things to stop
doing to yourself, but I had my youtube account since January 15th 2009,
so I definitely explored youtube more than I created at first.
From then on I really wanted to collaborate more often. I collaborated in
Shaytember in 2012. 365 nerds the following year, and nothing more than the
Project for Awesome in 2012 and 2013,
truly what it felt to me cemented me in the YouTube community and Nerdfighteria.
My toys for tots video in 2013 was featured on the livestream when I was
taking my Philosophy final. I continued my involvement the P4A. I found The Good Stuff. I found The Art Assignment.
I found Nerdfighters Info. I found Vlogmas. All the VEDA people.
KIVA, NFi, FemTube, and eventually of course attending VidCon in 2015 and this
year. I actually found a group to daily vlog with in 2014 called Project Chronicle.
To me, Nerdfighteria is a huge family. It's an entire world it feels like made of
multiple communities that all want to cooperate together and decrease world
suck and really embrace and live what it means to be awesome.
The Road to Nerdfighteria has led me to what feels like an ocean of communities and a large group of
people that want to make a really tremendous positive change
It's taught me that placing yourself in another person's narrative or imagining
complexly, is really what allows you to see the value that you can provide
someone and the value that they can give to you. They can gift that back. There are
so many ways to contribute and do that. We make the possibility of that label a
reality by living it. We belong to Nerdfighteria as much as we belong to each other
I belong because I can always contribute and add value with my time. If my story, if
who I am is an amalgamation of everything that has happened to me
I owe so much to how YouTube has built a supportive library of people in my life
and grown wondrous and complex understanding in me what it means to be human.
Because in my life, what I have experienced, a lot of people have grown my story as well.
So keep being you, don't forget to be awesome, and I have one question for you
What does your road look like?
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