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New X-Men Team vs The Sentinels 'Ending Scene' | X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) Movie Clip Blu-ray 4K - Duration: 2:58.

It's human nature, Charles.

I still have hope.

Oh, yes.

"Hope."

I was right about Raven.

I was even right about you.

What about the rest of the world?

Doesn't it ever wake you up in the middle of the night?

The feeling that one day they'll come for you...

and your children.

It does, indeed.

What do you do when you wake up to that?

I feel a great swell of pity for the poor soul...

that comes to my school looking for trouble.

You're sure I can't convince you to stay?

You're psychic, Charles. You can convince me to do anything.

Goodbye, old friend.

Good luck, Professor.

Forget everything you think you know.

Whatever lessons you learned in school...

whatever your parents taught you.

None of that matters!

You're not kids anymore.

You're not students.

You're X-Men.

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Munish Dabas Story at Harbour.Space University - Duration: 2:29.

I grew up internationally, abroad in various countries in my early childhood, and then I moved to New York

Where I got really interested in art. I was always

Interested in art, I'd do comic books as a kid. I went to an art high school early on and really interested in art and oil painting

Water colors, art history. But, then when I got near to the end of my high school and got into college

I got really interested in web design and I kinda found this field which was fueling both my creative and my logical

Side of my brain. So I got into programming and graphical programming at the time in college.

And I wanted to sort of explore this field of animation/3D animation. So, I went to Parsons in New York,

Where I got my MFA in design and technology, and I pursued a lot of design and animation, and it's interesting

How like life sort of takes turns for you when you think you're gonna do one thing in your life but you end up doing another.

I got sucked into the ad agency world and digital ad agency world, so I was doing a lot of website design, flash design.

A lot of sort of tinkering as I like to call it on the web, and a bit of motion design and 3D.

Then I heard about this field you know, Interaction Design, usability, and a lot more. Actually a lot more people were doing it

When things like the mobile devices got more popular.

In the mid 2000s I sort of switched roles into formally being a User Experience Designer / User Experience Lead

And you know, I worked on a lot. Worked at Time Inc, then moved to Amazon for a while where I worked on Kindle Fire

So it was an interesting path throughout the whole thing. It's just interesting to see. I think the biggest advice I can

Give to people who are starting off their careers as UX Designers is be prepared to change your mind a lot

As you meander through your career because you'll definitely see things you will be interested in.

Definitely Identify your strengths and your weaknesses, then you'll sort of follow your own path and change for the better.

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Grass Widows, Golf, & the Story of the British Raj - Duration: 13:16.

Welcome to the Endless Knot.

My Dad always wanted me to do a video about the expression grass widow, so today, the

first anniversary of his death, we're going to look at that and the word widow more generally.

This video is dedicated to him and my Mom.

The word widow comes ultimately from a Proto-Indo-European root that means "to divide or separate",

the notion being that a widow is a woman who is divided from her husband by death.

We get widow through the Germanic branch of languages from Old English wuduwe, but that

Proto-Indo-European root also gives us the words divide, devise, and device, from the

Latin verb dividere literally "to divide apart".

The word divide will become important again a little later.

The sense of devise comes about through the notion of "to dispose in portions or arrange

a division" and thus "arrange, plan, contrive", and I guess there's still an echo of the

original sense in the expression "to devise a will", which brings us back to widows.

In western cultures we typically think of widows wearing black to show they're in

mourning, but this colour association isn't universal.

For instance in India, according to Hindu tradition, a widow wears white, but the idea

is similar: to avoid wearing colourful clothing and adornments.

As we'll see, this example of Indian custom isn't just a random digression.

By the 20th century the expression grass widow meant "a married woman whose husband is

away often or for a prolonged period", for instance on business trips, or because he's

away playing golf a lot.

However, when the expression was first used by Sir Thomas More in the early 16th century

it had quite a different meaning, referring to a "discarded mistress" or "unmarried

woman who has cohabited with one or more men".

This original sense might have something to do with the discarded mistress being "put

out to grass" as it were, or more likely it might suggest something of the same notion

as does the etymology of the word bastard.

Bastard comes from the Latin term bastum meaning "pack saddle" and the pejorative suffix

-ard, and mirrors the Old French expression fils de bast, literally "packsaddle son".

The idea is that a bastard is the product of an impromptu sexual encounter with only

a packsaddle as a make-shift pillow instead of the proper marital bed.

So in a similar way, grass widow probably reflects the notion of a roll in the hay,

a one-off sexual encounter out in the fields or in a barn, the mistress afterwards being

abandoned.

That Latin word bastum, by the way, ultimately comes from the Greek word bastazein "to

carry", hence its use for packsaddle, and this root also gives us the word batman — no

not the superhero Batman, but the term for a military officer's servant.

The term was originally applied to a cavalry officer's servant who was in charge of the

bat-horse, in other words the pack horse, and its load, before being broadened to refer

to any officer's servant.

The term batman came to be replaced by the word orderly, but earlier in the British army,

as in the days of the British Raj or British rule in India, batman was the usual term.

And I bring up India again, because it's there, during the British Raj, that grass

widow, to get back to that expression again, may have gained its more modern sense of a

married woman whose husband is away.

You see the wives of the officers were sent off to the cooler (and greener) hill stations

during the hot summer months while their husbands had to remain on duty in the hotter plains.

In addition to grass widow often referring to the wife of a man who is engaged in obsessional

activities such as golf, we have the more specific term golf widow, and as it turns

out, the game of golf is also connected to our story.

It's often popularly assumed that the game of golf was invented in medieval Scotland,

but as shown by the name's probable origin in Dutch kolf meaning "club", the game

seems to have deeper roots.

The Dutch game of kolven, played on an indoor court, involves hitting a ball back and forth

to a post and being the first to return to the starting point.

Some have tried to connect golf back further to various ancient Greek and Roman ball-and-stick

games (though many sound more like field hockey than golf), and in particular the Roman paganica

in which players used a bent wooden stick to strike a stuffed leather ball in an attempt

to hit a target such as a rock or a tree.

Another suggestion is that golf came from a Chinese ball-and-stick game called chuiwan

in which players used a set of up to 10 different clubs to knock balls into holes, though how

this Ming Dynasty game made it to Europe is a little uncertain.

However a more likely suggestion arises from the similarity between golf and an old French

cross-country game called chicane in which a ball is to be driven in the fewest possible

strokes to a church or garden door.

Chicane is a variation of a game known variously as jeu de mail or chole, which is an ancestor

of croquet.

Due to the similarity in name, chicane may in turn be derived from the Persian game called

chaugán, which is also the forerunner of polo.

The word chaugán again refers to the bent mallet or stick the game is played with.

If all this is true, this would make golf and polo distant relatives.

And if the word chicane (or chicane) sounds familiar, it's also used to refer to the

barrier used to create sharp turns in motorsport, and in the form chicanery means "deception

or trickery" by way of metaphor.

Etymology is a tricky game!

A deeper etymology of the name chaugán is suggested in the great 19th century Anglo-Indian

dictionary Hobson-Jobson.

It might come from the Indian Prakrit language with the sense "fourfold or four corners"

in reference to the playing field.

And this once again brings us back to British India.

Because it's in that Anglo-Indian dictionary that we first find the notion that grass widow

gains its modern sense from those officers' wives up in the hill stations.

Hobson-Jobson notes of the earlier 'discarded mistress' sense that "no such opprobrious

meanings attach to the Indian use" though "this slang phrase is applied in India,

with a shade of malignity, to ladies living apart from their husbands, especially as recreating

at the Hill stations, whilst the husbands are at their duties in the plains".

What that "shade of malignity" implies is not entirely clear, but may perhaps suggest

some sort of extra-marital affairs going on in those hill stations.

And speaking of Hobson-Jobson, the dictionary is dedicated to collecting colloquial words

and phrases that came into English during British rule in India.

Many of these words come from one of the numerous languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent,

and the dictionary contains many detailed etymological discussions.

You'd be forgiven for thinking the dictionary was written by lexicographers named Hobson

and Jobson, but in fact the authors are Henry Yule and Arthur Coke Burnell.

The name comes about from an item in the dictionary itself.

It's the Anglicized form of the repeated cries of "Yā Hasan!

Yā Husayn!" of Muslims as they beat their breasts in the Muharram procession, and from

this referring to the festival itself or more broadly any festival.

This phonological shift to Hosseen Gosseen, Hossy Gossy, Hossein Jossen and, ultimately,

Hobson-Jobson, eventually also gives rise to the Law of Hobson-Jobson describing the

process of adapting a foreign word to the sound-system of the adopting language.

Yule and Burnell chose the title as emblematic of the dictionary as a whole, and in a sense

we can see this adoption and adaption process as emblematic of the British Raj itself.

You see India, and the wealth it represented, was crucial to Britain's imperialist project,

and it's not surprising that the country was referred to as the "jewel in the crown".

So it was important for Britain to hold on to India.

Initially India was under the control of the the British East India Company, a trade monopoly

set up for conducting business with the far east.

But after the Indian Rebellion of 1857, also known as the Sepoy Mutiny, the British government

took direct control over the administration of India.

The Sepoys were the Indian soldiers used by the East India Company to control their holdings.

The causes of the mutiny are many and complex, but include the necessity of biting open paper

gun cartridges to load their rifles — unfortunately these cartridges may have been greased with

tallow or cow fat, thus offensive to Hindus, or pork fat, thus offensive to Muslims; another,

particularly relevant to this story, was the abolition of the sati, the ritual in which

a widow immolates herself on her dead husband's funeral pyre; and in general Company policies

that didn't take into account problems related to the caste system in India, for instance

soldiers sent overseas potentially losing their caste.

These sorts of culturally insensitive policies lay behind the growing tensions in India at

the time, and particularly among the Sepoy soldiers.

After Britain took direct control over India new policies were put in place that instead

manipulated Indian customs for the benefit of imperial control.

And when they took control, Britain went back to another of those words from the PIE root

for 'to separate' and adopted a policy of divide and rule during the Raj.

This political strategy, often expressed with the Latin tag divide et impera, (impera being

the root of empire, by the way), goes back a long way.

The idea is that a ruling power can maintain control better by breaking up larger groups

within a population so that there are no large concentrations of power to challenge the ruler

or rulers, and furthermore to foment rivalries and discord among the population to reduce

the chances of unified opposition.

This political philosophy has been linked with such figures as Philip of Macedon, Julius

Caesar, Machiavelli, and Napoleon.

Well this principle was explicitly adopted by the British authorities in India — as

expressed in several official memos and letters: "Our endeavor should be to uphold in full

force the (fortunate for us) separation which exists between different religions and races,

and not to endeavor to amalgamate them.

Divide et impera should be the principle of Indian Government."

So in order to forestall any further army mutinies, regiments were organized along racial

and religious lines, Hindu, Muslim, and so forth.

And in elections, divisions were maintained along religious lines as well, with separate

electorates.

And all these groups were played off against each other.

Religious groups became politicized categories.

However, after WWII, the incoming Labour government adopted a policy of an independent India.

In part this was due to what they saw as a high probability of rebellion or civil war,

not wanting it to happen on Britain's watch.

But in light of the growing Cold War, they also favoured the idea of a unified India

with a unified army.

However, the divisions they had sown during the Raj made the partition of India the final

poisoned gift of a retreating colonial power.

Lord Mountbatten, a naval officer, grandson of Queen Victoria, uncle of Prince Philip

and second cousin once removed of Queen Elizabeth II, was appointed Viceroy of India to oversee

independence.

And though he and Indian leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru favoured a unified

India, Muslim leaders such as Muhammad Ali Jinnah, as well as Hindu fundamentalists,

wanted a separate Muslim state of Pakistan.

This was in keeping with the longstanding British mentality of divide and rule.

Partition in 1947 became the largest peacetime movement in history: some 17 million people

moved to be on the "right" side of the border.

Perhaps 1 million were killed in the chaos and violence that resulted.

As for Mountbatten, as India was then still a dominion of the Commonwealth, he stayed

on briefly as the new Dominion of India's first Governor General, to Nehru's first

prime minister.

He made a similar offer to stay on as Pakistan's governor general but was turned down, with

Jinnah filling that role.

As it happens, Mountbatten was also an aficionado of polo, a sport he picked up in an earlier

trip to India as part of a royal tour in the winter of 1921-1922.

The sport became a passion for him and he went on to not only write a book on the subject,

but also receive a patent for a polo stick.

Along with polo, the other thing Mountbatten picked up on that royal tour in 1921 was a

wife, Edwina, née Ashley, remembered for her efforts at mitigating the post-partition

violence and suffering.

Their marriage was an open one, with each having acknowledged affairs.

I suppose we could call her something of a grass widow (though I hesitate to use the

term with any "shade of malignity"), as it was Louis Mountbatten's devotion to the

navy (though one wonders about the polo as well) which took him away from married life

and led to Edwina's affairs.

Purportedly she had a very close relationship with India's first prime minister Nehru.

The ironic coda to all of this is that Mountbatten was assassinated in 1979 by the IRA, the product

of another example of British divide and rule colonial policies, who planted an explosive

in his fishing boat, ironic because he worked against the partition in India (to no avail).

However, this didn't leave Edwina Mountbatten a widow as she had predeceased him in 1960,

leaving Lord Mountbatten a widower, in this case the masculine form of widow, not something

that makes a woman into a widow, though there is a rarely used word widower to mean widow-maker—which

etymologically, I suppose, means "a division-maker", just what the British Raj had been, and what

Mountbatten tried, and failed, not to be.

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Lovers in Bloom | 木槿花开了 | 무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다 - Ep.49 [SUB : ENG,CHN,IND / 2017.08.10] - Duration: 32:45.

Sit since you're here.

It's not the look I expected.

I did nothing wrong.

You sent the bicycle, right?

Yes.

Let's just settle this since it's late.

How much was it?

What?

The bicycle.

You'll pay me back?

Of course.

That's not all you owe me.

Pardon?

Didn't your kid tell you

that a dapper guy saved her?

Shouldn't a cop find out

who took her child to the hospital

under such circumstances?

I waited all night

thinking you might call.

I saw you at the hospital.

But I played cool and took off

although I love taking credit as you know.

Why didn't you tell me?

You'd suspect me of being a stalker

if I told you I was in your neighborhood.

How's your kid?

She's fine.

I drove her to the hospital

at full speed as soon as she fainted.

You're very grateful to me, right?

Pardon? Pardon?

You're not grateful?

I am. I'm very grateful

that you saved Uri.

But don't think too much of it.

You saved my life too.

So we can call it even.

And consider the bike a congratulatory gift

for getting even.

Your kid's very cute.

She's definitely your mini-me.

You know I have a soft spot for you

as you saved my life, right?

So don't be too hard on me either.

(Episode 49)

Come to the cafe in front of your house.

Where are you going?

Huh?

Mom, I'm stepping out for a minute.

What's with her?

She was just out.

We did well today, right?

It wasn't too bad.

Ms. Oh is sorely missed

on days like today.

She did everything, from cooking

and waitressing to delivery.

I should've let it go.

It's been nagging at me all day.

Why?

When I went home earlier

she had turned the kitchen inside out.

How can she be so dense?

Did she think I'd be grateful?

Everything about her annoys you.

Just take pity on her.

She made a tough decision for Father.

No matter how poor, would you leave your child

to marry into our big family?

I'd be nuts to do that.

So you should thank Ms. Oh.

You should prostrate before her.

If it isn't for Ms. Oh,

would we be able to leave

Grandmother and Father and move out

once we start doing better?

You said Taejin should move out when he marries.

I know,

but I was so irritated.

I should have just let it slide.

Good grief. Good grief.

Let's go.

Just getting in, Taejin?

Baekho.

You're late.

What's that in your hand?

Are you getting a bike?

Why is he ignoring me?

He must be tired.

Who's not tired?

Why is she uncomfortable about it?

She'll become family anyway.

But that's how she feels, so alas.

She must feel ashamed in front of the kids,

so please be understanding.

I suppose.

We're back.

Did you have a nice dinner?

I had dinner ages ago.

Did something happen with Gyeonga?

What do you mean?

You must've chewed her out in the kitchen.

I didn't say anything.

What are you talking about?

Why? Did she say something?

Never mind if nothing happened.

You must be tired so turn in.

I'm taking grandmother some watermelon.

Do you have something to say?

You must know from experience

but Chullae isn't a bad person.

So please be understanding and patient with her.

She must be feeling insecure

as she worked at your restaurant

and was mom's caregiver.

Did she say something?

It's not because she said anything.

I'm just worried about this and that.

I was offended she acted like she owned the place.

Who does she think she is?

She's your elder.

Mind your manners.

Watch it.

Dad.

Nevertheless, she'll be your mother

and is much older than you.

Do you still see her as an employee

at your chicken restaurant?

I'm sorry.

I'll be more careful.

I'm still hot after a shower. Man, it's hot.

Wait.

Taejin, how about a beer

since it's so hot?

Shall we?

Good night.

We're going to have a beer.

How about finger food...

Hey, Huijin!

Why are you drinking without any food?

This works out.

We were going to have beer too.

Don't you have the morning shift?

It's just a few shots of soju.

I'll have 3 shots and no more.

I'll pour you a shot.

I shouldn't have said anything.

You need to understand.

She's very stressed over Haechan's education.

You know how much she fusses

over Haechan's education.

That's probably because she couldn't study

as much as she wanted.

She must blame me for many things.

Her mom leaving for one...

Be good to your sister

instead of being brusque.

She bent over backwards for you.

I know.

Yes. I saw it with my own eyes.

I won't sit back

if you disrespect her.

You be good to her yourself.

Pardon?

Don't regret it later like me.

I let you marry her

as you said you couldn't live without her.

Father, aren't you blatantly taking Huijin's side?

She's the one who said she couldn't live without me.

You're sulking over nothing.

How unmanly.

Geez, Father.

When did I sulk?

My pride is suffering

from living with my in-laws...

Give me a break.

A real man doesn't put pride

before his woman.

You pathetic sod.

P-Pathetic sod?

I need my mother-in-law to defend me.

Ms. Oh!

Does just hearing her name cheer you up?

You're grinning ear to ear.

Slow down.

This isn't like you.

Is something wrong?

No, of course not.

Nothing's wrong.

What is it?

Are there relationship troubles?

Are you seeing someone?

No.

Sure you are.

It's so obvious.

A policewoman at the station fancies him.

Is that true?

So what's she like?

Excuse me, please.

Is something really going on?

Have you ever seen him drink on a weeknight?

I'm 100% sure. 100%.

Sir, I missed your call

as I was out without my phone.

Call me.

What's going on?

Hey, are you seeing someone?

No.

Don't lie.

Your demeanor is very telling.

From the gifts to the bike...

And where did you go this late at night?

No, I'm not seeing anyone.

I went to thank the man who saved Uri.

Geez, mom.

Moo Suhyeok,

how will you see my love for you?

I don't want to lose you like this.

Won't it bother you to part ways with me?

Thank you.

Albeit brief, I was happy too.

So I guess saying goodbye

is all that's left...

Don't go.

I'm sorry. It's my fault.

I should've been honest and told you,

but I couldn't get myself to.

I'm not the daughter of a rich father.

My father's a moneylender,

the kind of person you hate.

It's been lonely and tough, Suhyeok.

I have no one but you now.

I have many people to watch over.

I'm sorry.

Come on. I'll drive you home.

Oh, really? You even drank?

Stop causing trouble.

I have enough to worry about as it is.

I caused you trouble?

You caused me trouble.

Jin Bora.

You think our stepmom caused my suffering, right?

No.

You caused my suffering and loneliness.

You've always done this.

When I was happy to have a mom,

you said she didn't love me,

that she was lying.

That's how you've always robbed me

of my happiness.

And now you've robbed me

of the man I love.

Mom, you must not have slept well.

How could I when Suhyeok never came home?

He was probably working.

He's not one to goof around.

I'm also worried about the lease.

I can't go back to sleep once I awake.

I know it's tough,

but let's stay positive.

Everything will work out.

Okay.

Wow, Uri. You're that happy?

Yes. Totally.

I could barely sleep last night

because I wanted to ride my bike.

Goodness me. Goodness me.

The adults were too worried to sleep

while you were too excited.

At least that's a relief.

Oh. Did you find out who sent that?

Huh?

Oh. A friend.

Which friend?

Who among your friends would send Uri a bike?

There are tons.

Uri, let's get ready for kindergarten.

Okay.

She's lying.

Sir,

why didn't you call last night?

I didn't see your text until later.

I looked for you at the playground and all over.

Why did you see Jin Dohyeon last night?

Truth is,

he sent Uri a bike...

Be clear-cut.

I hate this kind of ambivalence.

Sir.

Why won't he let me explain first?

Why is Inspector Cha so angry?

You don't say.

I don't know either.

Was I wrong?

Right. How could he be interested in Officer Moo?

She's a single mom.

She got shoes, clothes, and the whole nine yards.

Are you looking for something?

What's wrong?

Don't you like the ensemble I picked out?

How could I not like it?

It was picked out by the almighty Heo Seonghui.

My goodness. Stop sighing like that.

I have to give them an answer today

about Haechan's private lesson.

Why's it so hot in there?

I almost died.

We can't afford it anyway,

so I'll tell them it's a no-go.

Hello?

Okay.

Huijin.

Oh, hello.

I have to run.

She never stays put.

Father's at home.

I came to help out.

Pardon?

What's the point in idling about

when I know how busy you are here?

We should help each other out.

Like Mother says, one must earn one's keep.

But that's outlandish.

How can I put my mother-in-law to work?

Mother-in-law?

Yes. That's what you'll be once you marry Father.

You're right.

And I'll be your son-in-law.

Yes. That really will be the case.

Mother, I'll be a devoted son-in-law,

so please be patient with me.

My goodness, Baekho.

Can I help with anything?

No, no. Please sit.

- It's okay. Sit. / - Oh, no.

I'll go cut up a watermelon

- for my mother-in-law. / - I'll do it.

Why did you come again?

Sit.

Get on with it.

I must get back to the restaurant.

Huijin.

I'll be good to you from now on.

How will you do that?

I'll make up for what

I failed to do for you

no matter what it takes.

What if you get kicked out again?

I don't care.

I already told him I needed

you and Taejin back in my life.

Like we'd agree to it?

I told you. We don't need you anymore.

Huijin.

We don't need anything.

We've done well without you,

and we'll continue to do well.

Don't mind us and just go.

So you'll continue living like this,

unable to afford even a cheap blouse?

Do you have the right to say that to me?

I know it's all my fault.

So give me a chance

to do whatever I can for you.

I can't live with myself otherwise.

Unbelievable.

I'll be good to you from now on.

I'll get you whatever you want.

I won't let you carry on like this.

And our dear Taejin...

Stocks?

Yes.

She must have been tipped off

as she made a huge profit in no time at all.

Okay. You can go.

She sold the property to invest in stocks?

I had forgotten how formidable Heo Seonghui is.

I provoked her,

so she won't let this slide.

Is something wrong?

What do you mean?

Your eyes are bloodshot like you didn't sleep.

You shouldn't worry about me right now.

What do you mean?

Trouble's brewing between your dad and Ms. Heo.

Divorce is the worst that can happen.

How they divorce is the issue.

If things go awry

and Ms. Heo files for a division of assets,

she could take a lot more than you imagine.

Ms. Heo's no pushover.

She sold that property to invest in stocks...

And she made a killing?

If I were you,

I wouldn't provoke her if I can help it.

At least not now.

What brings you here?

Baekho wanted me to tend the store

while he went shopping.

He went on a delivery.

Oh...

Why are you wearing yourself out here?

I'm not wearing myself out.

The family must help out.

Sit.

Chullae.

Why are you so serious? You're making me nervous.

I know it's a lot to ask,

but can't we just live together?

I'll be good.

I feel awful asking this of you.

I'm still causing you grief

and making you cry

like I did 40 years ago.

Why bring up the past?

I'd like to have you move in

after a proper wedding,

but that won't be easy.

It breaks my heart to know you're staying at an office,

and I want us to be together as soon as possible.

We can eat together

and shop together too.

I'll think about it.

Why did she bother?

This is very high-end.

She didn't leave anything out.

Let's see.

Oh, my.

My goodness. My goodness.

How much is this?

Gosh. This is nuts.

Wow. Oh, wow.

Did you eat?

- Yes. / - Where's dad?

He just got home.

Good night, my sis.

I'm back.

I'm sorry. I was out of line.

Why didn't you say you invested in stocks?

Since you got a plane ticket,

why don't we go on a trip together?

I'll give serious thought to what you said.

No.

Let's just end it here.

Hon.

Do you know what I regret?

I regret that I couldn't leave you

when you gave me that first tiny building.

Geez, Seonghui.

Watch what you say.

If I had left back then, I'd be

just as rich as you are.

Good grief.

Do you think I couldn't have done it?

I'm confident I still can.

You won't take back the few measly properties

you've given me, right?

Hon.

Let's just end it and be done with it.

And I won't bother you

with alimony and such.

Special coffee served.

Thank you, Officer Jang.

Inspector Cha, thank you.

And thank you, Officer Choi.

Thank you.

And my final thank-you goes to the sweetheart

of the Chamsuri Police Station, Officer Moo.

Me?

I heard you did my work yesterday.

You're the best.

No. It was no big deal.

Have you eaten?

I haven't really been eating.

It must be the age.

I'm growing a major paunch.

Sir, have lunch with me today.

It's my treat.

Okay. I'm in.

What should we eat?

There's a great sushi place.

Park.

Yes, sir.

Did you file the assault report?

Pardon?

I entered it into the database.

It was you?

Did you submit the process verification?

- Of course. / - No, you didn't.

They called and said

the assailant's signature is missing.

Is this the best you can do?

That can't be.

Then why are they saying it's missing?

I'm sorry, sir.

Inspector Cha, step up.

Must I have the higher-ups

demanding an apology and chewing me out

about our performance?

I'm sorry, sir.

Why are you so worked up, sir?

Because I go easy on you,

there's no discipline here!

Let's go in.

Let go!

I'm sorry, sir.

Come with me.

Why are you so distracted?

You should do your work right.

I'm very upset I slipped up like that.

Moo Gunghwa.

I hate that I can't work well

as I'm always tiptoeing around you.

I really hate this.

What are you getting at?

This is why I said we wouldn't work out.

So you want to call it quits?

Is that what you want to say?

Fine. Let's call it quits.

I'm back, mom.

Huijin, it's me.

Do you have anything on Ms. Heo?

I think she has begun to stir.

We got our marriage license today.

- Dad! / - Pardon?

Aren't you being unreasonable?

How could you do this?

Clothes do make a woman.

I look so different.

My goodness.

Easy does it.

Do you want to pass out?

Don't go out with a guy that causes you grief.

But I want to go out with him

even if he causes me grief.

If so, hold onto her

and never let her go.

Cha Taejin!

For more infomation >> Lovers in Bloom | 木槿花开了 | 무궁화 꽃이 피었습니다 - Ep.49 [SUB : ENG,CHN,IND / 2017.08.10] - Duration: 32:45.

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Bar Scene | Man of Steel (2013) Movie Clip - Duration: 2:09.

Bound by wild desire

I fell into a ring of fire

Wait a second. Aren't you here for the exercise?

No, there was a change in the plans.

Somebody found something strange on Ellesmere.

- Aircom's making runs out there all week. - That rat hole?

- You gotta be kidding me. - I know. It's crazy.

The Americans are there too, lots of them.

- Anything else? - They're calling it an anomalous object.

- Whatever that means. - Back off, Ludlow. I'm serious.

- Oh, come on, Chrissy. - Knock it off.

- Sit down. - Let me go.

Hey. Leave her alone, man.

Or what, tough guy?

Or I'm gonna have to ask you to leave.

I think I'll probably just leave when I'm good and ready.

Ooh.

Oh, there he is.

It's not worth it, sweetie.

Hey, asshole, don't forget your tip.

Strike.

For more infomation >> Bar Scene | Man of Steel (2013) Movie Clip - Duration: 2:09.

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ЗА ЧТО АЛЬБИНОСОВ РУБЯТ НА КУСКИ. Ужасы жизни альбиносов в Африке - Duration: 3:29.

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Microsoft Laptops & Tablets Not Recommended by CR | Consumer Reports - Duration: 1:22.

Consumer Reports is no longer recommending any Microsoft

laptops or tablets.

The decision comes after we looked

at more than 90,000 survey responses

from subscribers about their tablets and laptops.

We found those made by Microsoft are significantly less reliable

than most other brands.

In fact, we predict that 25% of Microsoft tablets and laptops

will present problems within two years of ownership.

This includes Microsoft's new detachable Surface Pro,

released in June.

It is not recommended by CR.

The four laptops in our ratings that lost their recommended

status are the Surface laptop, 128 gigabyte and 256 gigabyte,

and the Surface Book, 128 gigabyte and 512 gigabyte.

Some people reported their Microsoft laptops

and tablets froze or shut down.

Others said they had problems starting them up.

Microsoft responded to our survey results,

saying, quote, "We don't believe these findings accurately

reflect Surface owners' true experiences

or capture the performance and reliability improvements made

with every Surface generation."

For more infomation >> Microsoft Laptops & Tablets Not Recommended by CR | Consumer Reports - Duration: 1:22.

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Island Resort Escape 3 walkthrough FEG. - Duration: 10:25.

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Peppa Pig Drawing Motion Animation Compilation - Peppa Pig Coloring Book Rainbow Colors for Kids - Duration: 11:09.

ORANGE TV

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!!!

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10 I Senga | barnesanger på norsk | barnerim | Nursery Rhymes by Little Treehouse - Duration: 3:45.

There were ten in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were nine in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were eight in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were seven in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were six in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were five in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were four in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were three in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There were two in a bed

And the little one said

"Roll over, roll over"

So they all rolled over

And one fell out

There was one in a bed

And the little one said

"Good night!, Good Night!"

For more infomation >> 10 I Senga | barnesanger på norsk | barnerim | Nursery Rhymes by Little Treehouse - Duration: 3:45.

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Tre Katter Små | barnesanger på norsk | barnerim | Nursery Rhymes by Little Treehouse - Duration: 2:22.

Three Little Kittens

They lost their mittens

And they began to cry

Oh mother dear we sadly fear

That we have lost our mittens

What!

Lost your mittens

You naughty kittens

Then you shall have no pie

Meow, meow, meow, meow

Then you shall have no pie

Three Little Kittens

They lost their mittens

And they began to cry

Oh mother dear we sadly fear

That we have lost our mittens

What!

Lost your mittens

You naughty kittens

Then you shall have no pie

Meow, meow, meow, meow

Then you shall have no pie

Three little kittens

They found their mittens

And they began to cry

Oh mother dear

See hear see hear

That we have found our mittens

What!

Found your mittens You darling kittens

Then you shall have some pie

Meow, meow, meow, meow

Then you shall have some pie

For more infomation >> Tre Katter Små | barnesanger på norsk | barnerim | Nursery Rhymes by Little Treehouse - Duration: 2:22.

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10 Grønne Flasker | barnesanger på norsk | barnerim | Nursery Rhymes by Little Treehouse - Duration: 3:58.