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'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus | Shipwrecked VBS | Group Publishing - Duration: 2:31.

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'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus Just to take him at his Word

Just to rest upon his promise Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord!"

Jesus, Jesus, how I trust him!

How I've proved him o'er and o'er Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus!

Oh, for grace to trust him more!

I'm so glad I learned to trust you Precious Jesus, Savior, Friend

And I know that you are with me Will be with me to the end

Jesus, Jesus, how I trust him!

How I've proved him o'er and o'er Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus!

Oh, for grace to trust him more!

Oh, for grace to trust him more!

Oh, for grace to trust him more!

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Are We The First Advanced Civilization in The Solar System? - Duration: 10:34.

Humans are believed to be the most technologically advanced civilization that's ever set foot

on Earth, or really anywhere in the Solar System.

But are we the first?

Could there have been an advanced civilization that walked the Earth millions or even billions

of years ago, and then died out long ago, their technology and structures lost to the

eons.

And how could we know?

In the last 100,000 years or so, modern humans like you and me evolved here on Earth from

our ancestors.

We started out in Africa, but then over thousands of years, we migrated to every corner of the

planet.

Our impact on this world is clearly visible.

You can can see it in the air, across the land, the oceans, and even out in space.

Humanity is a technological civilization, and we're bending this planet to our will.

If an alien was dropped down in the middle of a modern human city, it would be immediately

obvious.

But even in the most remote places on Earth, the right scientific instruments would show

our impact on the water and atmosphere of our planet.

But if humanity suddenly disappeared from Earth, our planet would reclaim it.

Plants and animals would recolonize our spaces.

The Sun, wind and rain would weather down our buildings and monuments.

The natural cycles of the planet would clear out the evidence that we were ever here.

Eventually, plate tectonics itself would drag evidence of human existence down into the

mantle, destroying it forever.

Fast forward a few hundred million or billion years into the future and it would be almost

impossible to know humans were ever here.

Which makes us wonder, could we know if we're actually the first advanced civilization to

live here on Earth?

If another civilization came before us, how could we find them?

This is a question that Dr. Jason Wright, an exoplanet researcher and associate professor

at PennState University posed in his 2017 paper titled: Prior Indigenous Technological

Species.

The paper is all about where we might find evidence for previous advanced civilizations

here in the Solar System, and what might have happened to them.

Before I get started, let me be clear.

Don't get your hopes up.

There isn't a single piece of evidence anywhere, at all, that there was ever another civilization.

But we've only scratched the surface of exploring our Solar System.

In fact, we've barely even explored our own planet.

And conditions could have been different in the past.

The probes and rovers exploring other worlds in the Solar System have told us that the

conditions we see today is just a phase the planets are going through.

Billions of years ago, the Sun was cooler, Venus was probably less terrible, Mars was

warmer and wetter, and more places in the Solar System could have been habitable.

Perhaps an ancient civilization could have survived on one of those worlds, or even the

early Earth, and then became a spacefaring species, spreading to other worlds in the

Solar System.

In order to search for those ancient civilizations, consider what kinds of impact humans are leaving

on the Earth.

That'll be the first place to search, since it's easiest to get to.

But Earth is active and the surface is under constant weathering.

Open pit mines, where intelligent species dug out valuable minerals would have filled

in, or been weathered away.

Radioactive isotopes from ancient nuclear reactors might be visible for hundreds of

thousands or millions of years, but eventually they'd decay.

And over the longest timescales, the Earth's shifting plate tectonics would obscure almost

any sign.

But the Earth also keeps a history of its atmosphere and water in the geologic record.

The pollution from an advanced civilization could be stored in those layers of sediment

over vast periods of time.

According to Gavin Schmidt and Adam Frank in their new paper called "The Silurian

Hypothesis", which yes, is named after the lizard-like Silurians from Doctor Who, there

could be signals in the geologic record.

They explain how little we actually know about the ancient Earth.

The oldest part of the Earth's surface is the Negev Desert in southern Israel, which

is only 1.8 million years old.

There are older surfaces from mining or exposure and uplift, but you have to go looking for

it.

There's no part of the ocean floor older than 170 million years old.

Since only a fraction of living creatures that have ever existed would show up in the

fossil record, Schmidt and Frank say that any civilizations that didn't last longer

than about 4 million years wouldn't show up in the fossil record for more than a blip.

You'd mostly likely miss it.

But what about the chemicals humans have been putting into the air?

Humans have released 500 billion tons of carbon into the atmosphere over the last couple of

centuries, and that's adding a layer to the geologic record that could be detectable

for millions or even billions of years into the future.

And not just carbon, we're also emitting trace elements like lead, chromium and even

gold, which will be more concentrated than what you'd randomly detect if it all formed

naturally on Earth.

Humans have even changed the fossil record itself, increasing the number of species that

hang out with us, like mice and rats, and killing off the mega fauna.

That might be detectable as well.

In other words, if future civilizations looked carefully, there would be evidence of humanity's

presence, long after all the other evidence had weathered away.

Perhaps if we look carefully, we'll eventually find evidence of an ancient civilization that

was destroyed eons ago.

But what if they knew they wouldn't be around forever and wanted to leave some kind of record

of their existence?

We'll get to that in a second, but first I'd like to thank:

Mark Steven Michael Halada

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Let's say that an ancient civilization knew that they weren't long for this Solar System,

and wanted to leave some kind of evidence for us to find, to know that they were here

long ago.

What should we be looking for?

What if a civilization wanted to be remembered?

Jason Wright says that other places in the Solar System would be better preserved.

There's no wind or water erosion on the Moon, just the radiation from the Sun and

the constant stream of micrometeorite impacts that churn up the surface.

Mars has more weathering, but still, there are features largely unchanged over vast periods

of time.

An ancient factory could get covered in dust or worn down by erosion and look like a rocky

outcrop.

The best evidence is probably underground, safely protected from the ongoing surface

erosion.

But we'd need orbiters or rovers with ground penetrating radar to peer beneath the surface.

For example, NASA's Europa Clipper is going to be equipped with an ice-penetrating radar

instrument that should be able to peer kilometers beneath the thick ice on the Jovian moon.

There could even been free floating objects in the Solar System like ancient space stations.

They'd have been abandoned long ago, and they probably wouldn't work any more.

The micrometeorites and solar radiation would be working hard to wear them down.

But we see comets and asteroids which are relics from the early Solar System, largely

untouched over billions of years.

The Golden Records on board the Voyager spacecraft were designed to last at least a billion years,

long enough for the spacecraft to cross almost the entire Milky Way at their current speed.

What if an advanced civilization purposefully gathered their knowledge and evidence of their

existence and put it out into space where we could find it.

Although this sounds like a pretty crazy idea, in fact, humans are working on something like

this right now.

There's a group called the Arch Mission Foundation, and they want to archive the knowledge

of humanity and store it on the Moon.

If all goes well, a rocket launched to the Moon in 2020 will be carrying an Astrobiotic

Peregrene lunar lander.

It'll be carrying the entire contents of Wikipedia, as well as a compilation of human

languages, and other content embedded into a microfiche that you could read if you had

a 1,000x magnification microscope.

Once the lander settles down on the Moon, it'll be safe and sound for billions of

years, for any future civilizations to learn about our history.

I know, I know, you're wondering what would happen if it gets hit by a stray meteor.

That's why the Arch Mission Foundation would like to build more and spread them across

the Solar System, to preserve the legacy of humany for our future robotic overlords to

enjoy.

If they're there, why haven't we found them?

In their 2012 paper titled "On the likelihood of non-terrestrial artifacts in the Solar

System", Jacob Haqq-Misra and Ravi Kumar Kopparapu calculate how difficult it would

be to find artificial objects in the Solar System.

Space is big, and it's hard to find things unless you know exactly where to look.

If there was a 1-10 meter space probe out there in the Solar System containing the total

knowledge of an advanced ancient civilization, there's almost no chance we'd find it

with the state of our current exploration.

Maybe something on the Moon or Mars would turn up, but imagine if they put it in a nice

stable Lagrange point or out at the Kuiper Belt to minimize the damage from solar radiation

and asteroid impacts.

Clearly, we need to explore more of the Solar System.

You know what would look better than a lander, though?

A monolith.

Imagine if we put these across all the worlds in the Solar System, with instructions about

which worlds are yours, except Europa.

Just saying.

Are we the first advanced civilization here in the Solar System?

Probably.

We haven't found any others.

But there are places we can look and techniques we can use to find anyone who was here before

us.

So what do you think?

Are we the first advanced civilization in the Solar System?

What kind of monuments would you build to let future civilizations know we were here?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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Michael Cohen Is Screwed – Prosecutors Piecing Together Shredded Documents Cohen Destroyed - Duration: 3:18.

Things are looking really bad for Donald Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen.

This week, during court hearings, we learned that the prosecutors in this Cohen case are

actually going through shredded documents from a shredder that they seized during the

April ninth raid of his offices, and they're putting the documents back together.

They are taking these shredded pieces of paper, matching them up with where they go, taping

them back together so that they can find out what Michael Cohen was trying to get rid of.

In fact, they had to tell the judge that they're gonna have to wait at least two to three weeks

before they're able to hand over all of the materials that the defense wants them to hand

over so they can review them because it's taking so long to, I guess quite literally,

tape these pages back together.

They also are not able yet to turn over two Blackberries to the defense because they've

been unable to access the data inside of them, but here's the thing.

Prosecutors, investigators, they're not gonna go through the time of literally reconstructing

documents if they don't think that there is some kind of important evidence inside those

documents.

The fact that they are taking the time to do that, that they are going through mountains

of shredded paper to match them back up with their other pieces shows that Michael Cohen

obviously had things he didn't want them to see and got rid of, but now he is pretty much

screwed.

We also learned in the court hearings this week that, yes, there are tapes, not the pee

tape that everybody wants to see, but Cohen did record conversations that he had with

clients and with other people.

According to Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels' lawyer, you can hear on one of the tapes a

voice that is very clearly Donald Trump's.

We don't know what was said in the tape.

Avenatti says that these tapes should be released to the public so that we can hear what's going

on, what Michael Cohen said, and what this voice that is, according to him, obviously

Donald Trump said.

Did Trump know about the payment to Stormy Daniels?

If so, that's illegal.

We can just add that to the list of illegal things that the President has done in the

last 12-18 months.

But the bottom line is that Cohen has no good way out of this.

He is either gonna have to go to prison for a very long time, or he is going to have to

agree to flip on Donald Trump and give the evidence against him that can be used by Robert

Mueller or anyone else trying to prosecute him.

Those are the man's only two options at this point.

I know he thinks that maybe some day he'll get a presidential pardon, like Dinesh D'Souza

did Thursday morning, but you can't wait around on that, right?

Because given what we know about Trump, it doesn't seem that he has a lot of time left

in office, especially if that alleged blue wave does come in November.

Donald Trump's days will be numbered and it's going to be a very low number.

So, Cohen needs to decide right now.

Is it gonna be prison for possibly the rest of his life, or is he gonna give up the dirt

on Donald Trump?

'Cause those are the only two options that this guy has left.

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Sarah Sanders Breaks Down In Tears In Briefing – Say A Prayer For Her - Duration: 5:27.

Sarah Sanders Breaks Down In Tears In Briefing – Say A Prayer For Her.

Sarah Sanders was responding to the press pool on Wednesday just as she normally does.

But when 13 year-old Benje Choucroun asked Sanders about school shootings, she shifted

her attention and the mother part of Sarah was in view.

She has three young children of her own.

When White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders took a question from a very young

aspiring reporter at a White House press briefing, she got visibly choked up.

This little boy's question got to her more than any mainstream media mogul could and

she choked up over what he said.

"At my school, we recently had a lockdown drill.

One thing that affects my and other students' mental health is the worry about we or our

friends could get shot at school.

Specifically, could you tell me what the administration has done or will do to prevent these senseless

tragedies?" the Time for Kids reporter asked.

"As a kid, and certainly as a parent, there is nothing that could be more terrifying for

a kid to go to school and not feel safe, so I'm sorry that you feel that way," responded

Sanders, whose voice seemed to crack a bit as she replied.

"This administration takes it seriously and the school safety commission that the

President convened is meeting again this week," Sanders continued, "an official meeting

to discuss the best ways forward and how we can do every single thing within our power

to protect kids in our schools and to make them feel safe and their parents feel good

about dropping them off."

President Trump will travel to Texas today to meet with the families of the victims of

the shooting at Santa Fe High School earlier this month where 10 people were killed.

The boy attends Marin Country School in Corte Madera, California (the San Francisco Bay

area) and he was representing Time for Kids at the White House Sports and Fitness Day,

according to NBC's KNTV.

Benje Choucroun also spoke out against g*n violence during the March For Our Lives rally

in San Francisco in March.

At that time he marched with his mother along with hundreds of others, calling for stricter

g*n control laws.

In an interview with NBC Bay Area, Choucroun – who has his own YouTube channel – said

that he was marching in support of gun control.

So, the left has already gotten to the boy, but perhaps as he sees facts, he will come

around.

"I'm here because I'm really concerned about the lax gun laws that the NRA are pushing

Republicans to make," he said at the end of the rally.

"I want to protect the students in our schools so that they don't get killed like those

in Parkland and other school shootings."

Honey, you are doing it wrong.

The video of their exchange has been shared multiple times on social media and many are

calling Choucroun a hero for asking the question.

"Benje for president!" one Twitter user said.

Their desperation is just getting silly.

The Washington Examiner reported that the Trump administration created the Federal Commission

on School Safety in the aftermath of the Feb. 14 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida,

which left 17 people dead.

"The group was tasked with focusing on age restrictions for firearm purchases, the consumption

of violent entertainment, and devising ways to use federal resources to prevent school

shootings, among other topics," the Examiner reported.

President Trump also signed the STOP School Violence Act into law in March.

It is aimed at strengthening school security through grant money for training and the acquisition

of other resources such as metal detectors and fencing.

Parkland school shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv supports the legislation.

After the emotional exchange, the press briefing went back to business as usual as Sanders

fielded a question about Disney CEO Bob Iger ,and any conversations that occurred about

ABC canceling "Roseanne."

And Sanders' response was epic:

"The President is pointing to the hypocrisy in the media, saying that the most horrible

things about this President ,and nobody addresses it.

Where was [Walt Disney Company CEO] Bob Iger's apology to the White House staff for Jemele

Hill calling the President and anyone associated with him a white supremacist?

To Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness?

Where was the apology for Kathy Griffin going on a profane rant against the President on

,The View after a photo showed her holding President Trump's decapitated head?

And where was the apology from Bob Iger for ESPN hiring Keith Olbermann after his numerous

expletive-laced tweets attacking ,the President as a Nazi and even expanding his role after

that attack against the President's family?"

But for this press conference at least, a 13 year-old reporter stole the show and brought

out motherly emotion in Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

It brought her to tears and who can blame her?

When you think of all the children who have needlessly died, it gets to you, especially

if you are a parent.

Where we differ is the solution, which is not taking away the guns.

It's arming people more ,and fixing the family unit that will solve this problem.

what do you think about this?

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Ask Howard Anything / May 2018 - Duration: 4:35.

Hi.

As most of you know, I love to sue.

However, that isn't the only thing the NAD does.

We have a long list of things that we do and work hard to accomplish!

We do many things not related to law or advocacy.

For example, we host events, conferences, and youth programs like Youth Leadership Camp.

We also have the Front Desk that handles calls and responds to emails.

Our communications include the website and social media.

These things are some of what we do that are not legal, and for the legal side,

the NAD has the Law and Advocacy Center (LAC).

We do not just sue.

I have a long list of things they do so you know why I'm looking down to see the list in front of me.

The first thing LAC does is handle intakes, such as incoming calls and emails.

For cases that we cannot accept, we refer them to lawyers that can sign, or are willing to provide

interpreters, or have other communication accommodations available.

Often we receive inquiries about situations that require advocacy, and we provide our advocacy letters.

For situations that are not resolved through such advocacy letters,

sometimes we get involved to advocate further.

The LAC also finds ways to make the laws stronger.

We meet with legislators to discuss how to improve protections under Federal and State laws for

deaf and hard of hearing people.

We also discuss federal rules with government agencies such as: the Department of Energy,

Department of Justice, Department of Labor, Federal Communications Commission,

and Department of Transportation.

Actually, that's a good example -- the Department of Transportation handles

Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs) and we worked with them to make it easier

for deaf and hard of hearing truckers.

Before our involvement, the Department of Transportation required hearing tests for all CDLs,

but we convinced them to provide a waiver to deaf and hard of hearing truckers.

We have been advocating to remove the rule requiring hearing tests so that deaf and hard of hearing truckers

don't need to apply for a waiver to that Rule.

We have over 400 deaf and hard of hearing truckers!

Our legal team also provides training upon requests on many topics including law and advocacy.

Additionally, we also have some staff members who teach a disability law clinic at the

University of Maryland Law School.

These law students come to the NAD office and do a legal internship with us.

In the future, when they become lawyers -- they will have some experience working with

deaf and hard of hearing clients.

The NAD also has other legal and non-legal interns, including the Nancy J. Bloch Leadership and Advocacy

interns -- these interns acquire more skills to do advocacy in our community.

In addition, we provide education advocacy by sharing resources for parents and families to know what

their rights are and represent deaf and hard of hearing children so they can get the education they deserve.

This includes advocacy for language acquisition from birth to five years old and for schools to follow the laws.

We also get media requests regarding the NAD's position on a situation that happened or to

discuss issues that affect deaf and hard of hearing people.

We respond to ensure deaf and hard of hearing people are represented appropriately in the media.

We work with different organizations on various partnership agreements to advocate for our rights.

It is important that we collaborate with other deaf organizations that represent different parts of

our community to ensure that we don't overlook their needs.

We also partner with other disability-related organizations to advocate for some issues

that affect all of us.

The NAD also collaborates with corporations on various projects.

Examples of such collaboration include:

sharing input with Apple on emojis;

discussing with Uber and Lyft on ways to improve the experience for

deaf and hard of hearing drivers and riders;

and working with Google to obtain captioning all of their Google Play video content.

These are just a few examples of corporations that we've worked with to seek improved access

for all deaf and hard of hearing people.

That's a long list!

And those are not all we do, but I wanted to give you an idea of the kind of work that

the Law and Advocacy Center does besides sue.

Thank you.

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X-Men vs Future Sentinels - Opening Fight Scene | X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 2:59.

Run!

Go!

Blink! No!

Too late, assholes.

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New 3 Magformers Dinosaur Toys Indoraptor Vs T-Rex Vs Raptor Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Unboxing - Duration: 22:54.

Wow keep watching to see what happens when this giant freak hybrid dinosaur

comes face-to-face with the t-rex an interrupter who will be the victor for

New 3 Magformers Dinosaur Toys Indoraptor Vs T-Rex Vs Raptor Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Unboxing

toys so they sent me a huge Stegosaurus a huge t-rex and these are all different

Papa number of magnets the triceratop is 810 pieces the t-rex is 15 pieces and

the Stegosaurus is the only pieces gonna go ahead and open these up but before I

do let's go ahead and check out the packaging because they did a great job

with this packaging so on the front that says magformers here 15 pieces this is

from their monster set Y you can see the different pieces here how you put them

together and here is all three of the dinosaurs

so what is it the package and its really cool looking in the package it almost

looks like it's something for wrapping and then here we've got the t-rex all

put together with the really cool like junk they also let you remove the

background without damaging it so it creates like a fun image you could use

when you're playing with the toy so there is the t-rex we will all go ahead

and take these toys apart and stuff so you could see how they come apart after

I get them all put together so this shows how many parts are in each and

Walt parts alright cool let's open the other ones and then we'll check them all

up okay then we've got good tricera-cops so the same thing with this one you

could go ahead and preserve the packaging in the background so yep a

cool background to play with okay there is a quick look at the Triceratops and

then this Stegosaurus so the same with its same off well it is different

picture I guess the Dino you're opening is in

the forefront in the front of all the pictures and here is what you get before

I take it out so same cool back here a quick look at the Stegosaurus okay and

we're gonna welcome our new dinosaur friends to Jurassic world then we got

the gates of Jurassic Park you got a rampaging t-rex Franken off

you got an exploding volcano here so it's the perfect environment for the

Dino and of course we're gonna start with the coolest one which is the t-rex

so if you guys ever played with magformers magformers are also so there

are like magnetic dinosaur toys so with this one here the arms do move and lock

into different positions all the way up and down like that the legs swivel in

and out they do turn 360 degrees so you could get this guy standing and a lot of

different positions and he's also got wheels on his legs here so you could

just push him right along so kids would love this toy here it is the coolest toy

and then the tail moves up and down it swivels back and forth 360 degrees it is

on a ball-joint the mouth ah that's the one thing they

didn't do didn't make the mouth opening I mean this would be so much cooler the

mouth open and then we got a block body so with this one just go ahead and break

it down I have never broken this down but it's like self-explanatory it's like

so cool go ahead remove these pieces here okay it looks like you got a box in

there to help you form it correctly let's see

so that does pop off there in the head tops off

okay so here is all the pieces here and then if you do use this square piece

here it does make things simpler so simply go ahead snap on the head here so

these pieces I believe they're interchangeable because they all look

the same to me so what what I didn't do is snap these how so once you create the

Box form you know it's pretty simple you could create the box form loosely or you

could use the box shape here I'm just gonna do it

pretty much freeform these are powerful magnets they snap together nice and

easily Wow I am totally impressed I love this toy I mean I reviewed a lot of

dinosaur toys and that is so cool look at this it's totally flexible I mean you

could like flatten the dinosaur toy here and then you could just pull it those

magnets are kind of strong if you're careful I guess you could pull

it back into shape but I prefer doing it like this so here so I guess the head

does pop up then - so these part pieces are pretty much interchangeable here so

your best bet is to create a square here and then just start popping in pieces so

you're gonna need two pieces in the back here for the legs this if you use the

box you would get you know let's use the box I think you would get a cleaner much

cleaner shape there if you use the box there yeah you do get a much cleaner

shape if you use the box which and stronger I mean it makes it a lot

stronger without the box it is a lot easier to crush and then you've got the

head here attached which we just did and you pop it in the front or the back

doesn't matter you pop in there's back piece here you pop on the tail and then

the legs here once again ball-joint the legs do also move on up them down

and lock into different positions so you know it's it's very self-explanatory

oh I've pushed it too large okay so once you get it together just go ahead take

this arm piece here just pops in just like the other ones and your Triceratops

is I mean your t-rex is all built so you could have them standing all the way up

like that or just bring him all the way down like that his legs do

move and lock into different positions you could have them come down here on

all fours if you want but I prefer like a roaring type attack it's awesome Wow

I love these Mac former toys and then Oh Triceratops I do not see a box okay well

it doesn't so bye anyways with this one - you could go ahead take everything

apart here quickly simply I mean I love how this thing just the whole thing just

pops apart here and you just have a bunch of magnetic pieces to put back

together it is the coolest thing okay so here it's almost like a giant Lego set

bought self-explanatory I mean let's see you put together a Lego set like this

without instructions some people could but most people cannot including me no

way I could put together a big huge Lego set with all instructions you pretty

much have to be a master maker which I am NOT I'm the farthest thing from a

master builder that there ever was so uh very self-explanatory the pieces are

interchangeable you don't have to use the exact same pieces everywhere you

could turn these squares in any direction so they do pop in here nice

and easily it might almost be easier popping them in before you put it

together because if you do put too much pressure on this so you'll put you'll

push it in like that because it is still magnet magnets so it'd almost be easier

putting it together the way it was before okay so I just

crushed this thing but that you know this it's just so much fun I love it

like I said it's a self-explanatory Lego set I could get it to stay together ah I

don't know I think most of the time they do come with boxes like you seen on the

t-rex there which makes it a lot easier but anyways the head pops on right over

there and then the tail pops on in the back over here you know that's why I

said it'd probably be easier if you want ahead and pop the legs and stuff on

because you gotta put a good amount of pressure on here to give these legs on

there and then I will do the legs for the other side and then I will put

together the square so uh good idea to put together the legs the tail the head

and all of that and then just simply let the magnets do their job

okay now the tale I mean there that's the cool thing about these there is no

set way to do it okay so with the Triceratops you do get 360-degree

movement on the head it does have the three horns so that's accurate there the

tail you get 300 okay the tail you get 360 degree movement up and down the leg

swivel back and forth and they do go ah 360 degrees there and also you have

wheels on this guy so your kids could roll him around ha ha I love these guys

Wow and then we have this awesome Stegosaurus

so with this one again just simply go ahead start popping pieces off I mean

it's it is so much fun I love these sets

and this one does come with one of the box insert pieces I think they all do

some maybe somebody forgot to package it with the Triceratops one so there you

have it it's all apart and then like okay not all and then like I said the

easiest thing it would be to put together like the leg pieces before you

snap in before you put it together and put the whole body together so soft

explanatory the big yellow pieces are for the legs

go ahead snap the legs on there oh and I just did it back just don't do it

backwards not good snap it in here take one of the pieces any piece that's

why I love it interchangeable snapping for the tail

snapping for the head here and now we're gonna go ahead and create the square but

like I said it is a lot and you can make this guy yellow or pink so I'm gonna

stick with the yellow because that's the color it came with it don't want to

confuse you guys and then go ahead here but it is two colors and the same for

the other ones the other one Triceratops is two shades of blue actually t-rex is

two shades of blue the Triceratops is orange and red sue with these two it's

easier if you go ahead and snap these pieces in before

you put them on I mean the magnet holds it together strong but if you're putting

like crush force on it it's gonna affect it or you could do pink and yellow if

you want so that's the great thing about these they are interchangeable

and then you go ahead and put this guy spikes on see that is why you want to

put it together before if oh well actually let's take a look at this and

then I'll show you one of my favorite features of this thing so once again

this one the legs do move in and out 360 degrees there the head will turn 360

degrees I wish the mouths open move up and down

and the tail will turn 360 move up and down now let me show you one of the

things I love about these sets look this guy's just walking along and a huge

dinosaur comes in steps on him squashes him oh and then let's see how quick we

could get this guy back together it's not quick enough I'm sure you guys could

do it much better ambassador and I could your hands are probably a lot more

dexterous than mine old age catching up with me here okay so

this box crumpled the box that did that so maybe that's why the guy didn't just

all okay if you do want to squash them flat take the box and then just squash

that guy flat and then here here here he is all put back together how sweet was

that let's do the crushed test on the triceratop so this guy's just walking

along minding his own business since he gets crushed okay quick I'm gonna do two

different colors I'm gonna do orange and red color scheme here soo and to get it

together you see guys got two different colors oops looks like one of his legs

pop clear off when I smashed him

okay I managed to put it together without punching him and there you have

it you could see he is orange and red because it doesn't even matter what

order you put the pieces on so this Triceratops is bending down for

a drink of water and somebody stepped on him whoa they crushed that guy okay

quickly quickly put this guy together hmm not quick enough come on you do it

faster than that did we do it correct

oh he's gonna check you never know and then you know how pieces are

interchangeable here too so you could make Piper dinosaurs I didn't even think

of that but you could check this out you could make this guy have two different

heads over there you could interchange leg pieces because they do just pop off

here nice and simply so this guy could have like Triceratops legs two heads Wow

oh this is awesome

oh no something is happening here the t-rex thought one but this thing is

snapping together what is going on here

it's got eight legs it's got three heads it's got the strength of a train and it

could stand up on its hind legs oh boy he sees that things like the world all

right standing up on its hind legs Wow the

t-rex sees that thing oh you got so freaked out at the look at this thing he

ran for his life thing's freaking me out look at him he's got eight legs he's got

three heads and a huge tail wow that is one hybrid dinosaur cool

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Kevin Love Parents: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 9:08.

Kevin Love Parents: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Facebook/Google - labeled for reuse Kevin Loves parents Stan and Karen are some of his biggest supporters.

Kevin Love comes from a family of athletes and musicians.

His father, Stan Love, was also a professional basketball player, and his uncle Mike Love was a founding member of the Beach Boys. Growing up, Love worked hard and honed his game, with the help of his supportive parents and relatives.

Love's father introduced Kevin to basketball at a very young age, priming him for a successful career with the NBA, and for that Love is grateful.

"It's pretty special to be trying to follow in his footsteps and kind of do what my dad did," Love told ESPN.

Here's what you need to know about Love's family:.

Stan Love was Kevin's "First and Best Coach" Who Taught Him Everything He Knew About Basketball When He Was Young.

Kevin's father, a former professional basketball player as well, played for the Lakers, Bullets and Spurs throughout his NBA career.

Stan Love was known as somewhat "flaky" during his time with the NBA.

According to ESPN, he was known for his goofy antics, such as scooting across the floor, mock-rowing like an Olympic sculler after being subbed out of a game.

Kevin Love agrees that his dad was a "character," who taught him everything he knows about basketball.

"That sounds like him," Kevin Love told ESPN.

"He definitely is a character — eccentric, a little different — but he's the reason why and how I play today.

He taught me basically everything I know up to this point.

Obviously I've tweaked a few things, I've had proper coaching and proper skill work.

But all that is base and everything in my skill set comes from him.".

Kevin Love describes his dad as an "athletic springboard" and a hard-nosed type of player.

The elder Love even named Kevin after Wes Unseld, former basketball player for the Baltimore/Capital/Washington Bullets.

"My dad has dropped a lot of knowledge on me throughout the years.

He placed a ball in my hands from an early age, so basketball has always been in my blood," Kevin told ESPN.

"It's pretty special to be trying to follow in his footsteps and kind of do what my dad did, but also a little bit of what [Unseld] did as well.".

Kevin's Mom Karen Felt like Her Kids Grew Up in a Gymnasium After Traveling so Much for Basketball Games.

According to Kevin, he had a "sane mom and an insane dad.

"That balanced things out. I'm kidding.

My dad is the best dad in the world.

But you know, my mom is always there to smooth things out.

And there was never any jealousy for us kids.".

According to the Oregonian, Karen said she always felt sorry for her kids because the family's life revolved so much around basketball.

With all the practices and tournaments, it felt like they lived in a gymnasium.

However, she and her husband tried hard to not put any of their children on a pedestal.

They made sure not to push them too hard and let their children find their own passions and interests.

Mike Love, a Founding Member of the Beach Boys, is Kevin's Uncle.

Mike Love, Kevin's uncle, was a founding member of the Beach Boys and one of the band's vocalists and lyricists.

Apparently, the younger Love didn't even realize how big of a deal his uncle was until his freshman year in college.

During an interview with Sports Illustrated, he admitted that some people seemed more impressed with his uncle than the fact that he played basketball.

"Everyone was like, 'Oh cool, you play basketball, but your uncle is Mike Love of The Beach Boys.' I grew up with that.

My parents grew up with that." Love said.

"I'd see him a few times throughout the year.

We'd go see his concerts, I understood that.

But I didn't realize how big the Beach Boys thing was until I got down to Southern California.".

The Love Family Received Threats and Poor Treatment From Oregon Fans After Kevin Chose to Attend UCLA Instead of His Father's Alma Mater.

Oregon, Stan Love's alma mater, was apparently the cause for some controversy after his Kevin chose to go to UCLA over Oregon.

Stan Love once said he'd "never go back there" after the Love family received threats and vulgar treatment from Ducks fans upon attending a UCLA-Oregon game on the Ducks campus while Kevin was playing college ball.

In the mid-1970s and 1980s, Stan Love was employed as a full-time bodyguard, trainer and assistant to Brian Wilson, working to keep the musician's daily life drug-free.

In 1982, Love was fined $750 and placed on six months' probation for a home invasion and assault on Dennis Wilson with fellow bodyguard Rocky Pamplin.

Stan and his wife currently resides in Lake Oswego, Oregon.

Love Has Extended Family That Are Also Incredibly Athletic; His Aunt Won the Ironman World Championship in 1982.

According to an interview with the NBA, Love says that it isn't just he and his father that great up playing basketball; many of members of his family are very athletic as well.

"What people don't know is that my aunt on my mother's side, Kathleen Hearst, had won the Ironman World Championship in 1982 in Kona.

My dad and I always laugh when we're asked about who's the best athlete in the family.

It's my Aunt Kathy!.

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Ep 10 Other Podcasts for Patients and Providers (Next Generation Behavioral Health Podcast) - Duration: 9:27.

[Dr. Christina Armstrong] Hello, and welcome to Next Generation Behavioral Health.

[Dr. Julie Kinn] Ten-minute tips for modernizing patient care.

[Armstrong] [music] I'm Dr. Christina Armstrong.

[Kinn] And I'm Dr. Julie Kinn.

We are psychologists with the Defense Health Agency in the United States Department of

Defense.

And our team works on health technology to support service members, veterans, and their

families, and the military health care system.

[Armstrong] That's right.

And we also train clinicians on best practices of the use of technology in clinical care.

[Kinn] And today, what are we talking about, Christy?

[Armstrong] Today, we are talking about podcasts.

[Kinn] This is a very meta-episode.

Do people still say "meta"?

[Armstrong] Yes.

Well, I do but-- [Kinn] OK [laughter].

That counts.

[Armstrong] So we talk a lot about mobile health apps in clinical care, but I don't

hear a lot of providers thinking of how to use other technologies to help support their

patients.

And podcasts are a really great way to get information out to your patients.

[Kinn] Yeah, absolutely.

It just reminds me of where we were about five years ago with mobile apps when providers

were just starting to realize that PE Coach, for example, could be a great addition to

prolonged exposure therapy.

And I think we're trying to get the word out that podcasts, just like the one you're listening

to now, "Next Generation Behavioral Health," are another great way to get information out

there.

They're the friend that you have with you when your hands are busy.

Folks listen to them in the car, while at home doing housework, between writing patient

notes.

It's just another great way for people who like podcasts or like this medium.

[Armstrong] That's right.

Julie, tell me a couple examples of how podcasts can help providers in patient care.

[Kinn] Well, one way of course, it's a good way to distribute information, right?

It's always faster to read something.

If I give you a blog post or an abstract from a journal article, you're going to get that

information pretty quickly.

But the nice thing about podcasts is that you can have a conversation.

You can develop rapport, can get a better sense of how to actually use that information

in a nice conversational way.

And for a lot of listeners that's a better way to learn.

But besides just learning and information gathering, some of the podcasts out there

and the ones we're making are actually meant to help as an adjunct to care.

So, for example, I know you're going to give me a chance to talk about these, but "A

Better Night's Sleep" podcast is one that we're doing to give information to patients.

We started it with Dr. Jon Olin at Fort Carson and he said, "I'm giving the same information

to my patients over and over.

And I tell every patient the same thing.

But I don't know how well they're communicating it to their partner or if they even remember

it."

So if we're able to put those information, those data in a podcast, then he can be sure

that his patients have it and can listen to it on repeat.

And the other podcast we're starting, the "Military Meditation Coach," it's more

than just information, it's the actual tools.

It's actual meditation files that folks can listen to on their own, or you could even

use those in session or in group therapy.

[Armstrong] That's great, Julie.

So the two podcasts you mentioned, I want to make sure that people heard the names of

that.

So you said "A Better Night's Sleep" is sleep information?

[Kinn] That's right.

[Armstrong] And "Military Meditation Coach", which is meditation recordings.

[Kinn] Yeah, let me tell you just a little bit more about them real briefly.

And then I hope our listeners will check them out online.

We'll provide the links for these and all the other podcasts in our show notes.

But "A Better Night's Sleep" takes us just one-by-one through all the major sleep

disorders and evidence-based treatments.

We focus a lot on insomnia and, of course, nightmares, and other common sleep conditions

in the military community.

But we also look at children's sleep, how to diagnose sleep apneas, what the treatment

looks like.

And then, "Military Meditation Coach" is the other podcast we're producing.

And we have a huge variety of meditation, mindfulness, and relaxation exercises, and

they range from three minutes to a half hour.

And they're pretty much every single kind of meditation you can think of.

And the idea is we want to put it out there, and then the beneficiaries — or providers

—can listen to them and see which one really hits the mark for them.

So, one other thing I just want to make sure folks know is that you can get both those

podcasts the same place you get "Next Generation Behavioral Health" — on our website or

pretty much anywhere you find podcasts.

Same goes for "The TBI Family" podcast.

Have you listened to that one?

[Armstrong] I have.

I've listened to a couple episodes and it's really helpful.

"The TBI Family" podcast was launched a couple years ago by the Defense and Veterans

Brain Injury Center.

And it's a series of podcasts for caregivers and service members and veterans with traumatic

brain injury.

So each episode goes through information and resources, and tips for caregivers, and shares

caregivers' stories, and that's the…I think the most powerful piece of it.

I mean, I feel like often the caregivers of our service members and veterans with traumatic

brain injury, they often feel isolated.

They're there caring for their loved one, but there's an entire network of caregivers

out there.

There's a lot of lessons learned and help that we can offer each other.

And so it's the TBI Family podcast.

[Kinn] Yeah, it's a fantastic podcast.

It's really well made, very compelling, and the kind of thing that can help your patients

feel like they're part of a community, even when they're by themselves.

It's just that linkage and that shared compassion is so important for the caregivers.

[Armstrong] That's right.

The next podcast I want to talk about, also developed by the federal government, is from

the Uniformed Services University and the Center for Deployment Psychology.

The Center for Deployment Psychology develops an entire suite of training materials for

providers, and they also created this really fantastic suite of podcasts or audio files

for providers as well.

These can be found under YouTube.

They're not available right now on iTunes.

And so these podcasts are for military families on deployment, and some of the topics cover

the DSM-V changes, sleep, PTSD [posttraumatic stress disorder], and deployment experiences.

[Kinn] It's one of those podcasts I would recommend to providers who are new to the

military community, especially.

I think it's super helpful.

And the fact that it's available on YouTube is nice because pretty much everyone can get

to that site.

[Armstrong] That's right.

Even through our government networks we're able to access it that way.

[Kinn] Yep.

Let me talk real briefly about the TRICARE podcast series, because this is one that is

great for providers and beneficiaries.

It's available on tricare.mil, and we'll put the exact URL in our show notes as always,

but it gives tips on how to access healthcare and also some of the latest updates in the

military health system.

So, it's a pretty neat series to help you feel like you know what's coming over the

horizon in our military health.

[Armstrong] That's right.

There's one other group of podcasts that I'd like to talk about.

And these are a couple different suites of audio recordings coming out of the VA's National

Center for PTSD.

So, the National Center for PTSD has two podcast series, one called "PTSD 101 Curriculum"

that's available on iTunes, and they also have one called "Returning to the War Zone",

also available on iTunes, and we'll put those exact links online because they're also available

on their website as well.

That same group also is involved in all the VA's mobile app development.

So they also put out the VA Mobile Health Provider Program.

And they also have a series of audio recordings available online as well, and so we'll be

sure to put the URL into the show notes for that.

[Kinn] The bottom line is that podcasts are another great medium to share information,

tips, tools, and resources.

And, every year we know more and more people are listening to podcasts.

So, I'd recommend just checking these out.

Just like with mobile apps, we always recommend…dip your toe in, kick the tires, see what you

think before you recommend it.

All the ones we've reviewed here, of course, are made within the government so we know

they're reliable and good quality, just like our mobile apps and websites.

So, check these out and let us know if there's other podcasts in the federal government or

elsewhere that you've found helpful.

We'd love to know and feel free to share them with us and other listeners on Facebook and

Twitter @MilitaryHealth.

You can join the conversation there.

[Armstrong] Thanks for joining us today on "Next Generation Behavioral Health".

[Kinn] Thanks for subscribing and rating us on iTunes or wherever you get podcasts.

[music] And please check out our other shows like "A Better Night's Sleep", and the

"Military Meditation Coach", and the other great podcasts that we mentioned today.

[Armstrong] "Next Generation Behavioral Health" is produced by the Defense Health

Agency.

[music]

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One Day After Roseanne Firing, Samantha Bee Drops 'C WORD' on This Trump Family Member - Duration: 2:02.

One Day After Roseanne Firing, Samantha Bee Drops 'C WORD' on This Trump Family Member.

Vulgar anti-Trump late night talk show host Samantha Bee used her show as a platform to

slam President Trump for supposedly separating children from their families at the border

(she never said a peep when it was happening under Obama), and then crossed the line in

a MAJOR WAY.

Just one day after Roseanne Barr was canned for a tweet calling former Obama aide Valerie

Jarrett an "ape," the unfunny, crass Bee called Trump's daughter Ivanka, who has

NOTHING to do with "immigration" a "feckless c*unt."

Bee's show airs on TBS, which is owned by Turner Broadcasting, which is owned by Time

Warner, who owns CNN.

Now, only one question remains…

When will Bee be fired?

From Breitbart

On Wednesday's "Full Frontal" on TBS, host Samantha Bee slammed the Trump administration

over separating children from their families at the border and urged Ivanka Trump "do

something about your dad's immigration practices you feckless c*nt."

Bee said, "Ivanka Trump, who works at the White House, chose to post the second most

oblivious tweet we've seen this week.

You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say,

one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless

c*nt.

He listens to you.

Put on something tight and low-cut and tell your father to fucking stop it.

Tell him it was an Obama thing and see how it goes, OK?"

TBS is a Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., company, which in turn is owned by Time Warner,

Inc.

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