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- [Narrator] Morgan is doing great.

And you can tell because he's yelling at

and attacking a dead guy who isn't there,

a signature move from people who are doing great.

Everyone is hitting their warning honks

and Daryl is really out here laying on

that airhorn like he's aiming for third place

in a middle school reggaeton DJ competition.

Siddiq, this show's latest fake doctor,

is getting cursed out by a veteran fake doctor

for his lack of fake doctor knowledge.

He doesn't even know how to hold

people down and murder them.

That's day one fake doctor stuff.

Go back to zombie med school, asshole.

Oh, snap, Jerry with the tennis elbow signal.

This is it, don't get scared now.

Maggie tries to negotiate with Savior hostages,

but Simon says he likes soldiers better

who don't get captured.

And hungry poor people with problems

need to figure their own shit out.

Spoken like a dude who really wants to be president.

Dwight cautions Simon that Negan would

be super pissed if he found out about this

and he might still find out about this.

Simon says it's better to beg

forgiveness than ask permission,

which works if you're talking about

your roommate's last Choco Taco,

but substantially less applicable when it comes

to killing people your boss said specifically don't kill.

Daryl commences fightin' time by shooting

at people from his moving bike in the dark.

And yee haw, partner, it is officially fightin' time.

Everybody shooting at everyone.

Even some Robin Hood bow and arrow shit.

Very cool.

Massive death all over the place,

from people we've never seen once before.

Oh, no, they got Tobin?

You're gonna be fine, dude.

Carol's here and she's gonna bake

some fresh cookies and put them right on that wound.

And Dwight saves Tara by shooting her.

How thoughtful.

Simon is ready for some proper slaughtering time.

But the Hilltop had some proper

slaughtering to do of their own.

Who knew whistling in the dark at a building full

of your armed enemies was a strategic misstep?

Rick The Wetter The Better Grimes shows up, wet as hell,

and that's how you know he's here to work.

And he almost kills one of the last doctors on Earth.

Great job, Rick.

Morgan is still doing fantastic.

No problems here,

certainly not talking to ghosts.

Rick tells Michonne the gripping yarn

about the time he tried to kill Negan, but didn't.

But he tried, but did not kill him.

Which sums up every episode of this

show for the last two years.

Wait, wasn't Daryl just saying the exact

same thing to Tara a week ago?

And now their positions have completely flipped,

each one unable to see the other's perspective

they themselves had one week ago.

If these two could just have a meeting

and figure out how they want to feel about Dwight

then stick to it, that would be great.

Sorry, Michonne, but Rick doesn't want your nasty turnips.

Nobody wants turnips, not even in the zombie apocalypse.

Michonne wants to help heal Rick's wound,

but he can't right now.

He's way too busy removing wood

from these windows with an ax.

Really time sensitive project.

Maggie's makes a peace offering:

Get outside the gate, with guards,

so you can shave whatever the fuck you think

you're growing on the bottom part of your face.

Bleh!

Who amongst us has not been here?

Rehashing a relationship with your ex while you're

stabbed in the tummy and she's wearing BMX armor.

It's almost too relatable.

And if this show thinks I'm gonna stick around

to see if these two bang again?

The answer is yeah, sure, I guess, why not.

I don't have anything better to do on a Sunday.

This right here is peak Grimes.

Rick, interrupted during his gun loading thoughts hour,

was finally ready to accept some

much needed medical treatment

until Siddiq said word one about prayers,

and Rick was like,

"Nah. Rather get infected to death, thanks."

Damn, Tobin, RIP.

And the will Carol and Tobin bang again story arc

comes to its gripping conclusion.

Oh, no, blood all over one of

the last pairs of white tennies ever.

This episode should've come with

a disclaimer for graphic content.

How is nobody waking up right now?

That dude just somersaulted down the stairs

and six more walkers just came

in the front door all

(gargling).

Come on with this shit.

Gregory is attempting to start a one child march

for ending easily preventable assault rifle Gregory deaths.

And while Gregory is the worst, as always,

Face Pubes over there makes some good points

about feeling good and how murder

might not make you feel so good.

But I'd rather feel bad and be a murderer

than feel good and have face pubes.

This Jesus kick with Michonne assist was awesome.

Please, a spinoff series that's just Jesus kicking zombies,

then Michonne stabbing them in the brain with a sword.

I don't know why I have to think of everything.

Oh, my god!

New Carl!

Goddamnit, New Carl, you are so dumb.

You have an assault rifle.

That fence is not bullet proof.

If you want to shoot at people behind the fence, just shoot!

You don't need to unlock the door because,

yep, yeah, they escaped.

God dammit, New Carl!

You are so New Carl!

And Henry is gone.

And now it's time to look for him.

Oh, goody another missing kid storyline involving Carol,

because all the fans loved it so much

the first time they did it.

Tune in next week.

Will Tara and Daryl ever decide how they feel about Dwight?

Turns out Daryl likes him and Tara likes him,

but Daryl likes him, likes him,

and he's waiting to find out how Dwight

feels about him from a friend.

Will the converted prisoners be loyal to Maggie?

Sure, lots of healthy, long lasting relationships

have come from Stockholm Syndrome.

Is the whole Morgan talking to a bloody ghost thing

extremely similar to Pet Sematary?

Yes, it is.

Pet Sematary is a really good movie,

much better than this show,

and if this show wants to rip off

Pet Sematary all the time, I'm all for it.

None of this and more,

next time on The Walking Dead.

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Jeep Wrangler Westin HDX Xtreme Boards (2007-2018 JK 4 Door) Review & Install - Duration: 3:54.

These Westin HDX Xtreme Boards in textured black are for those of you who have a four-door

2007 and up JK that are looking for a running board style sidestep.

This is not going to be armor.

This is going to be a sidestep.

This is going to install very easily onto your Jeep.

Definitely a bolt-on.

One out of three wrench installation.

Probably around an hour or so to get these installed, maybe a couple minutes more, and

we'll talk more about that installation in just a second.

Now, the reason that I stress the fact that this is a sidestep and not armor is because

these are very different things.

Armor is designed to hold up to protect the rocker area of the Jeep against rocks, stumps,

other off-road obstacles, and some of that armor can also offer a step.

This here is just going to be a step.

So, for as beefy as this looks, because of the way that it mounts and the way that it's

designed, it's not going to offer a lot of protection.

Definitely some door ding protection, protection against brush if you're running some light

fire trails, but not hardcore off-road protection.

So, that's definitely important to note.

But, if you're not looking for that type of protection, all you want is a good, usable

step that also offers a different look, then I think you're looking in the right place.

This is going to be a unique step.

We have bars that are drop steps.

We have your more traditional style running boards.

We have a tubular step.

This is something different that you don't often see.

This has a very angular, pretty aggressive look with your stepping pads recessed down

into it.

So, again, a very unique look that you're gonna get from Westin here.

Now, this sidestep's also going to be a little bit more expensive than some of those more

traditional ones.

There's a lot more that goes into manufacturing something like this with all of the angles,

and so it is gonna be a little bit pricier.

But as long as you're willing to pay a little bit more for something that has this look

and this function, I do think it's gonna be a pretty solid option.

These sidesteps are made of steel covered in that textured black powder coat finish.

They do come with all the brackets and everything that you need in order to get these bolted

up to the side of your JK.

This stepping pad here is going to be a plastic material that has a ton of grip built right

into it, so whether it's rainy, your shoes are muddy, there's some snow, you're getting

in and outta the Jeep, you're still gonna get a good bit of grip outta these.

And, these are going to be removable, so whether you're looking to clean things up, you need

to replace them, whatever the situation may be, you can remove those if you actually needed

to.

Now, there is a lot of HDX branding on these.

They're gonna have a badge on the end here.

A couple of badges on the actual stepping plate.

Usually, I like the branding of my products to be a little bit more subtle, but, as long

as you're okay with this, you know, it's not going to be a deal breaker.

So, to get these installed, again, definitely a one outta three wrench installation.

About an hour's time, maybe a little bit more by the time you get both sides finished up,

but the process is going to be very, very simple and bolt-on.

The first step is going to be bolting on the brackets onto the side of your JK.

After that, you'll bolt the sidestep onto the bracket.

Do that on one side, and rinse and repeat to finish it up on the other side.

Now, because these are going to occupy the same space as a lot of other sidesteps and

rocker armor, if you do have anything currently installed, you'll have to remove that first.

But, once you get that done, this is a very easy install.

These sidesteps are gonna run you right around $450 which, again, are more expensive than

your traditional round tubular sidesteps and some of the other options that we have, but

it's also a very unique look.

So, if you're willing to pay a premium for a unique look, have something that sets you

aside from a lot of the other Jeeps on the market, then I do think this is going to be

a very well-built option for you.

So, if you're looking for a unique sidestep for your four-door JK, I definitely recommend

these HDX Xtreme Boards from Westin, and you can find them right here at extremeterrain.com.

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How The Yuuzhan Vong Were Nearly in Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Duration: 3:29.

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Kinder Joy Kinder Surprise Eggs Unboxing Kinder Eggs for Kids Children - Duration: 5:28.

Kinder Joy Kinder Surprise Eggs Unboxing Kinder Eggs for Kids Children

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Eddie Brock Becomes Venom (Scene) | Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD (+Subtitles) - Duration: 4:54.

- Can I help you, sir? - No.

Is everything okay here, Paul?

Yeah, is everything okay here, Paul?

- Take him out of here. - Let's go, sir.

- Take your hand off of me. - Now.

- Okay. - Hey, get off. Let go.

Peter, stop it!

Who are you?

I don't know.

It's Brock, sir.

Edward Brock Jr.

I come before you today...

humbled...

and humiliated...

to ask you for one thing.

I want you to kill Peter Parker.

Parker.

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BREAKING: Trump Just Booted ALL 60 Of Them After He Caught What They Did To Him! - Duration: 5:17.

BREAKING: Trump Just Booted ALL 60 Of Them After He Caught What They Did To Him!

For the length of the Trump presidency, there has been a cloud of suspicion hanging over

the administration.

From the moment the unexpected election results rolled in, liberals went searching for a reason

that President Trump won.

According to their reports, there was just no way that the American people could have

really wanted him to win.

However, after months of probing and investigating some interesting things have come to light.

The first of which is that many people did try to throw the election, but most of them

did it in the direction of Hillary.

The Justice Department, as well as some pretty shady donors, were all sure that she would

win, and they put their eggs in that basket.

One of the only good things to come of the probing and investigating is that there was

indeed discovered to be undercover Russian operatives in the United States, they just

didn't work for President Trump.

In fact, according to Fox News, when President Trump discovered what was going on, he not

only kicked them out, but he shut down a Russian consulate:

"President Trump on Monday ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian intelligence officers in the

United States and the closure of the Russian consulate in Seattle in response to the nerve

agent attack on an ex-Russian spy in the U.K. earlier this month, senior administration

officials said.

The steps, following Britain's expulsion of Russian diplomats, are meant to send a

message to Moscow that actions have consequences, the officials said.

The Seattle consulate is being closed because of its proximity to submarine bases, as well

as Boeing.

'With these steps, the United States and our allies and partners make clear to Russia

that its actions have consequences,' White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said.

'The United States stands ready to cooperate to build a better relationship with Russia,

but this can only happen with a change in the Russian government's behavior.'

Russia, which has been blamed for the attack, has denied wrongdoing.

Officials said a total of 60 Russians are being expelled, including 48 at the Russian

embassy and 12 at the United Nations.

The individuals and their families have been given seven days to leave the United States.

'Today, the United States began the process of expelling 12 intelligence operatives from

the Russian Mission to the United Nations who have abused their privilege of residence

in the United States,' UN Ambassador Nikki Haley said Monday.

'After a review, we have determined that the 12 intelligence operatives engaged in

espionage activities that are adverse to‎ our national security.'

Officials said the president made the decision after several intelligence meetings last week,

and was continuously briefed about the process over the weekend.

The administration had said it was considering a range of 'options' in response to the

March 4 poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter.

They were apparently poisoned with a Soviet-produced, military-grade nerve agent and remain unconscious

and in critical condition.

At a summit in Brussels, the 28 EU leaders agreed with Britain that it is 'highly likely'

Russia is responsible for the attack on Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.

Trump previously joined British Prime Minister Theresa May and the leaders of France and

Germany in condemning the poisoning.

'It is an assault on UK sovereignty and any such use by a state party is a clear violation

of the Chemical Weapons Convention and a breach of international law.

It threatens the security of us all,' they said in a joint statement.

They also wrote 'there is no plausible alternative explanation' for the attack and that the

Kremlin's failure to respond to a legitimate request for an explanation "further underlines

its responsibility.'

Russia has fiercely denied any involvement in the poisoning, saying that it had destroyed

its chemical weapons and had no motive to kill Skripal, who was convicted of spying

for Britain but released in a 2010 spy swap.

Still, Moscow has, in turn, ordered 23 British diplomats to leave.

The EU's position follows May sharing with group leaders information about why Britain

is convinced Moscow was behind the attack, including the type of poison used — a Soviet-developed

nerve agent known as Novichok — and intelligence that Russia has produced it within the past

decade."

Despite the months of accusations directed toward every possible Trump Administration

official, this administration had nothing to do with the Russians who were working in

the United States, in fact, they don't appreciate it at all.

Sadly, just like the biggest kid in a schoolyard, the United States has had the displeasure

of having many other countries come up and take a swing at us.

It would be the pinnacle of any would be world leader's career to defeat the United States,

and it's paramount to our protection that we stay vigilant about this at all times.

That's the reason behind things like stricter immigration control and vetting for anyone

who wants to live here permanently.

There will always be someone who wants to take us down, from both the outside and inside.

What do you think about this?

Please share this news and scroll down to Comment below and don't forget to subscribe

Top Stories Today.

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Two New Satellites Set to Study One of Earth's Most Critically Changing Regions - Duration: 2:33.

In 2018, NASA is dispatching two new satellite missions

whose observations will include Earth's most critically changing regions – the poles.

They're NASA's first new missions in 15 years that will

measure how Earth's massive ice sheets are changing.

Previously thought to be slow-moving and stable, the ice sheets covering

Greenland and Antarctica have rapidly lost ice over the last several decades.

As a result, scientists predict global sea level could be

1 to 4 feet higher by 2100.

This kind of significant change could increase the rate

of warming already in progress and affect global weather patterns.

But ice sheets aren't Earth's only frozen spots experiencing critical change.

Ice sheets, sea ice, glaciers, permafrost, and snow cover

are all showing signs of transformation.

Collectively known as the "cryosphere",

these frozen zones help sustain stable conditions for life on Earth.

However, rising temperatures worldwide

are resulting in ice loss, global sea level rise, thawing permafrost, and more.

This spring, NASA and the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ)

will launch GRACE-FO, continuing the revolutionary

gravity measurements of its predecessor, GRACE.

Designed to observe global surface mass changes,

including land ice, sea level, and water on land,

GRACE was the first satellite to confirm

the shrinking of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets.

In September, ICESat-2 will launch and use its advanced laser

to measure the thickness of sea ice and the changing elevation of glaciers and ice sheets.

The mission will provide scientists with a view of how the height of the ice sheets are changing,

to within less than an inch.

GRACE-FO and ICESat-2 will be NASA's newest "eyes in the sky"

while an extensive field team of researchers collect complementary airborne and

ground data about ice, snow, permafrost and the role the ocean plays in Earth's frozen regions.

Working together, these new missions and campaigns will help

NASA predict how the cryosphere is changing

and how those changes will impact the way we live.

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Captain Marvel Movie - Agent Coulson, Ronan, Korath - Duration: 9:14.

hooray Captain Marvel has officially begun principal photography as announced

in a press release that I just got my inbox from Walt Disney Studios and you

know this is a very interesting project because we're not quite sure how it's

gonna come together especially in a post black panther world because that show

worked out right is marvel gonna get more political what are gonna be the

selling points for their movies right because black panther you know very

aggressively celebrated african culture in history

so Wonder Woman already did the whole female hero thing right so what's gonna

make Captain Marvel stand out I would say that with Carol Danvers backstory it

would be a combination of the military and female camaraderie she's got a lot

of girlfriends like female friends in the comics which I think has always been

quite nice although I've also recently pointed out that those comics keep

getting canceled so I don't know how much everybody else enjoys it but anyway

with this with this press release that came out it's got tiny little print but

I read all the way through it and there were some very interesting nuggets of

information the first being that the selling point they seem to be going for

is blasts from the past now we already knew that we were gonna get Nick Fury

with two eyes and I have to say as silly as that might sound I'm actually kind of

excited about that I think that's a legit selling point they're gonna not

stop not stop there they're gonna bring back other characters as well now of

course duh they're gonna bring back some Kree characters they've already

introduced and since this story takes place the 1990s they can bring back ones

that are dead and so they're gonna bring back two from guardians of the galaxy

the first movie one is Korath the pursuer which they did

a crappy job of explaining that he was crea in the movie because I only

realised that when I was doing my notes for this video and he of course is

played by Jamar Djimon Honsou who like interest Elba I'm sure they were

probably both kicking themselves they didn't hold out for bigger roles in the

MCU I mean how could they have known the Black Panther was eventually coming but

still I think this is a good lesson don't take you know the crumbs that are

handed to you upfront because something probably something better has to come

right I mean this role is ridiculous I only remember him for being like who

when I start Chris Pratt trying to say he was star-lord

that's something but he's best known for in the movie and then also speaking of

embarrassing situations and guardians of the galaxy Lee paces Ronan the accuser

is coming back who was infamously killed in a dance-off apparently he had the

wrong training I mean here's hoping they both can redeem themselves in Captain

Marvel although the 90s did have some interesting dance moves that could be

potentially mind anyway of course Captain Marvel does focus on the

kree-skrull war so it does make sense it would bring back the few Creek

characters again there had already been established but speaking of coming back

from the dead the real kicker is that Clark Gregg is going to apparently be in

this movie that's right Agent Coulson returns to the big screen

now it's already returned to the small screen and many of you swear by agents

of shield I think that's you know it's really great that the show has such a

loyal fan base and all the time people say oh it's gotten better it's gotten

better but I just can't make myself watch it and it's interesting about

Clark Gregg he has his own infamous backstory where Joss Whedon said hey I'm

giving you your own TV show but then the the double-edged sword there was that he

found himself kicked out of the movies for good and so I think it's interesting

that fight he's allowing him to cross back into the MCU because you know of

course spike he doesn't control television at Marvel but he's coming

back and I think again you know is it a bit gimmicky to have these characters

return no I think it's a lot gimmicky and I think that I'm a little bit

worried that this is what maybe they think they're gonna have to rely on but

when you have five credited writers on your movie that's the other big takeaway

well there's one other big takeaway as well for this press release I guess that

you take whatever assists you can get that's right they have five credited

writers on the film that is a huge number to get credited no less for any

picture and that's not even including the rewrites done by the directing duo

which which they also admit to so that's the technically seven writers on this

script boy so who are they where they're all women

and that's the selling point there that they it went with they were like there's

a lot of them but it's a lot of ladies so it's Meg

LaFave who wrote inside out in the good dinosaur Nicole Perlman who did the

first guardians of the galaxy comes from a Disney writing program and she also by

the way worked on the new Damien Chazelle movie first man but we don't

know how that turned out and then Geneva Robertson direct who

wrote Tomb Raider the newest Tomb Raider and she actually talked about Captain

Marvel recently saying you know Tomb Raider was originally going to be a

comedy and they've decided she's so happy that she can she can still deliver

a female action comedy with Captain Marvel and we're all like yeah I don't

know how I feel about that I mean I thought the two major by the way had

just the right amount of comedy so I'm nervous about someone saying oh this is

gonna have a lot more and then Liz flow hive and Carli Mensch from glow or I've

also were also brought on to do some rewrites and I have to say that's the

best news in terms of who's working on this behind the scenes because I loved

glow that it was very good if the Netflix miniseries with Alison Brie very

real depiction of women very grounded a lot of fun really both fun and dramatic

so I think you know I feel good about them at their involvement but at the

same time when you consider they did a TV series and then Ana boated and Ryan

for like our directors just have done Mississippi grind and health half-nelson

this whole thing and also even considering who they're bringing in here

right you know clark gregg Djimon Honsou Lee pace the whole thing starting to

seem a little low-key and that's the best Finn I can put on it I feel it's a

little television like but you know I think we've learned not to underestimate

Marvel at this point but I said we can still be nervous I think I mean the

biggest stars that this movie has in terms of like movie talent is Ben

Mendelsohn who I have to say I don't think audiences really like him very

much I think that there he certainly has its fans I'm one of them I thought he

was great and wrote one but it just doesn't do that his movies just don't do

that well he's even in the upcoming Bernie player1 and no one's really

paying attention to his work there or that movie so I don't know how much of a

selling point Ben Mendelsohn is and then of course Jude Law is there as the

original Marvel and everyone's excited about that but I was surprised to see in

the press release that he had has an and credit at the very end which would maybe

say that his role is not that big I mean maybe it would be like a Kurt Russell

guardians of the galaxy vol 2 which was actually no decent but you know don't

think that Jude Law is the male lead here but I want to end on a positive

note because even though I don't see it reflected in the press release the words

of the press release I think the photo that they picked to go along with it a

Bree Nelson at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada researching the character and

posing with a real-life Air Force pilot is the direction that we hope this movie

will go in so at least they've got it visually I mean you've got that son in

the background right it's both got both a military feel and female camaraderie

it's really really nice and on that note I would also like to point out that

another take away when you think about it from this press release is that there

are not a lot of other women care you know female characters in this movie

they're all behind the camera you know they're focused so hard and having all

these female writers and a female co-director how many women are actually

on screen with Carol Danvers again I said that her female friendships in the

comics is one of the most wasn't one of the nicest and most unique things about

the character I look how nice it is to see her standing next to the other pilot

are you gonna have that in the movie at all

leshawna Lynch recently took over from de Wanda wise as a mystery character who

many of us believe will be Monica Rambeau she is spectrum in the comics

but she did Don the Miss Marvel mantle for a while and I hope that she's

heavily featured I didn't know would be really great you know even in Wonder

Woman you know she fought alongside a bunch of

guys and so that could be something that does make this this story that Captain

Marvel unique you know it's another female

you know superhero but you know she is a part of a group again female camaraderie

and also I would hopefully play up that military angle because look how well

American sniper did at the box office right talk about a selling point but I'm

curious how do you think Captain Marvel is coming together what direction would

you like to see it going what do you think of these returning favorites is

that a selling point or do you agree that it's kind of gimmicky I mean I

don't know I'm into it but I don't think that should be like the main selling

point and then also what do you think about having five credited writers and

how do you think that military and female camaraderie is the way to go all

right write your thoughts down below will

certainly be paying attention in this movie as it continues to develop and

also you what principal photography means maybe some more set photos we've

just basically seen her in that green crease suit that looks a lot you know

just a differ color palette than her her final suit

there's been like a shot of Jude Law on set which didn't really reveal anything

but maybe now that they're shooting an artist

we might get some cool some nice things to discuss

all right so again write your thoughts down below and you can check out some

more videos right now

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Rebuilder Script for Maya - Duration: 2:13.

The Rebuilder is a simple Maya script that automatically creates a building animation

by setting keyframes based on the object's y position.

It has parameters to adjust the randomness.

Extract the Zip archive.

Move the rebuilder function file into your maya scripts folder, located here:

If you want, move the rebuilder icon into your icons folder, located here:

Now, start Maya.

Open the script editor and drag (pause), or copy the Rebuilder UI file into it.

Select everything and middle mouse drag into a shelf. (Preferably the 'Custom' shelf)

(Space Noises)

Select the right icon and you are done.

The script should now be operational.

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DBXV2:Top 5 BEST Dragon Ball Super MODS[ToP] - Duration: 3:37.

Quitela

Liquir

Vegeta

Jiren[Full Power]

Ultra Instinct Goku

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ДЛЯ ЛЕВШЕЙ. Вязание крючком. КАРДИГАН . РАЗБОР УЗОРА+СХЕМА+ВЫКРОЙКА+ОПИСАНИЕ - Duration: 11:56.

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Learn to be Soft and You Will be Strong - Duration: 9:32.

Contemplate Softness It's the hard things that break; soft things

don't break…You can waste so many years of your life trying to become something hard

in order not to break, but it's the soft things that can't break!

The hard things are the ones that shatter into a million pieces!

– C. Joybell C Language is a powerful thing.

Though often dismissed as 'semantics,' the imagery our words and terminology impart

often adds unintended or even misguided connotations to what we intend to say.

This is why it is so difficult to speak about spirituality.

When we say 'God' or 'salvation' or even 'peace,' those words can bear an

unintended doctrinal, political, or social stamp on them that means something very different

to the listener than it does to the speaker.

A prime example of this is the 'hardness' imagery that is woven into many words intended

to be positive, such as 'strong' or 'tough.'

We want to be 'strong' and 'tough,' to be able to handle all of life's trials

and tribulations without cracking.

However, these words often morph into an image of hardness.

When we are strong, we hunker down, grit our teeth, and bear it.

When we are tough, we power through the bad times.

The short-term result is often satisfying.

The hard person bounces back quickly from a failed marriage, illness or losing a long-term

job.

The trouble, however, is often found beneath the surface and in the long-term.

What happens when someone spends a lifetime hunkering down and powering through?

The Effect of Always being Strong To use a cliche, the tree that doesn't bend,

breaks.

A hard tree can endure a lot, but when a strong wind blows, it cracks and falls over.

Let's look at a bunch of images to see this more clearly.

Brene Brown talks of armor.

We put on armor to avoid the hurt.

That used to be a way of life for me.

I once knew someone who had endured a lot of trauma as a child, having been abused and

betrayed by people to whom he was vulnerable.

His survival mechanism developed through these experiences was to not go too deep with people;

to hold his cards close to the vest and not open up.

This was easier, he explained, because when you were done with someone, you could just

move on easily without feeling the hurt.

What followed in his wake were broken relationships and broken people, who he was able to step

past.

But what does it mean when you don't let people in and open yourself up to them?

You avoid the hurt, but you also miss the intimacy, the connection, and the depth of

an open, honest relationship.

Indeed, how can you even really be in love with someone if you erect an emotional barrier

in the way?

You can't.

As Brene Brown explains, you can cut off feelings—the good and the bad—but you can't isolate

and block out specific types of feelings.

In order to feel joy and intimacy, you need to allow yourself the vulnerability that will

also inevitably lead, at times, to pain.

In order to love, you have to deal with the eventual certainty of loss.

Otherwise, you're just kind of numb.

You're not really there.

People need connection.

What happens to someone who moves through life while keeping everyone at arm's length?

What happens to people who don't show themselves for who they are?

I should know—I often avoided authenticity and vulnerability in order to protect myself.

My Journey to Softness I was an alpha male.

Having grown up in a household where I was set upon by my parents, I learned not to be

vulnerable.

I became a go-getter—determined, accomplished, and always putting on a strong front, strutting

around to ward off those who could hurt me.

What this meant, though, is that I struggled to find that one person with whom I could

be completely honest, and when I did, I put all my eggs in that basket.

Hence, when my relationship ended, I was destroyed.

The more you hurt, the more you fear.

The more you fear, the thicker the armor you wear.

The thicker your armor, the more it weighs you down.

When my armor finally cracked and fell off, it led to a complete breakdown.

It was during the recovery from that breakdown that I learned what real strength was.

I had been determined.

I fixed my sights on goals–typically those that would bring me recognition–and I achieved

them.

These goals conformed with what is commonly viewed as 'success'—wealth, influence,

and renown.

So, I doggedly stuck to the path, my eyes always forward instead of looking around me.

I was tough.

Life is a long road with many forks.

My eyes on the prize, I was unwavering and kept going left.

Unfortunately, life was telling me in so many ways to go right.

I lived in a city that didn't at all conform with what I valued.

I stayed in a relationship that exhibited many warning signs.

I had a high-powered, well-compensated job that drained all of my time and energy.

I was literally sick—in the hospital multiple times each year when I had almost never been

in one before that.

When the pain became too much, I fell apart, and at that point, I had no choice but to

go right.

In that moment, all my hardness couldn't see me through.

And that's what suffering is: it's the great teacher that keeps telling you where

to go, and the more you try to power through, the more painful and prolonged it will be.

Then you soften up and go right, and everything changes.

Not surprisingly, nature inspired me with the most fitting, if obscure, image: a salt

marsh.

Be the Salt Marsh!

Salt marshes are a natural habitat along coastlines.

During storms, salt marshes absorb the force of large waves, which travel into the marshes,

lose momentum, and dissipate.

If they even hit the shore, the waves retain a fraction of their former strength, and the

coast is thus protected.

Sand dunes serve a similar function.

Over time, people have degraded and destroyed these fragile habitats, making storms even

more dangerous and destructive.

To protect harbors, people have built sea walls made of stone.

These walls appear strong, but over time sea walls crumble with the force of being slammed

by powerful waves or can even cause more destruction when waves ricocheting off of them create

a violent chop in the water.

When you are a sea wall, you smack the waves away.

The waves hit other people and objects and smack you back.

Your resistance creates wake, which damages others and eventually, after a long time,

causes you to collapse.

Instead, be a salt marsh.

Absorb the waves and let them pass through you.

Accept them.

You will be hit with enormous force, but you will not lend that force any more energy.

If left unpolluted and unspoiled, salt marshes will survive forever.

Underneath the hard armor that weighs you down, you're soft.

When you are a salt marsh, your softness absorbs the waves.

The hard sea wall smacks them away.

A flexible tree bends with the storm, while the hard one doesn't waver—until it breaks.

Let Hurt Soften You Somehow this image works for so many of spirituality's

life lessons.

Let hurt soften you; don't let it harden you.

Let that time someone hurt you open your heart up to compassion for all of those who are

hurting.

Let it be a reminder in the moment to be more forgiving.

When an experience is difficult, you can fight with it.

But if you surrender to it, let down your walls, and be open to the experience, you

will grow from the pain.

Give up the hard walls and soften yourself up to what comes your way.

When floating down the river of life, you're totally right to swim in the direction you'd

like to go.

But paddle too hard against the current, and you'll drown.

Try going soft and floating, seeing where the river will take you—it's not like

you have that much of a choice anyway!

Bravely learn to relax with life and see what happens, and you will make decisions with

more wisdom and take actions with more power than if you were fighting.

As Pema Chodron says:

Stop protecting your soft spot… stop armoring your heart…

Wretchedness humbles us and softens us…Gloriousness and wretchedness need each other.

One inspires us, the other softens us.

Maybe it's something like a rule: when you're in a moment in which your instincts are telling

you to be hard, before you act, at least take a moment to consider what being soft would

look like.

What would the soft option be, what could result, and who might you become?

As a hard alpha-male, I made it far in life.

By age thirty, I had been in meetings in the West Wing of the White House, worked with

Fortune 500 Company CEOs, been to more than fifty countries, and made lots of money.

But that year, I also fell apart, and it took a few years to put myself back together again.

Now, I'm a struggling entrepreneur.

I gave up the suits and the flights and the tough talk.

However, though I've been through a lot since the big change, I walked—not powered—through

it with so much more clarity, and even strength, than before.

I went soft.

Contemplate softness.

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It was an impossible fight, but we fought anyway.

And the more Gems who saw us, the more who joined.

But Pink Diamond's forces proved too strong.

Rose feared that soon she would have nothing left to protect.

Rose Quartz drew her rebel blade...

[crack]

...and shattered Pink Diamond,

saving the Earth for all time from her reign of terror.

Wow! That's incredible! I don't believe it!

Your mom did all that?

That's awesome!

Wait. What about the rest?

What happened after that?

[Garnet] The other Diamonds were furious.

In a last-ditch attempt to wipe out the rebellion,

the Diamonds launched a direct attack against Earth,

and in their fury, they used their powers to end the fighting

once and for all.

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Ronald Cass: The Future of Antitrust - Duration: 1:55.

Antitrust is a law that's designed to protect competition.

So it makes sure that businesses can compete with one another and bring benefits of competition

to consumers.

Consumer welfare standard is a test that asks whether a particular combination of businesses,

a particular practice, will help reduce prices and increase choices for consumers, or instead,

whether it will raise prices and limit choices.

The question about whether the consumer welfare standard works well or whether we need a different

standard, the one that's been proposed called, uh, a better deal or the new Brandeisian standard.

Really, it is a fairly simple one from my vantage.

The welfare standard of consumer welfare has worked well to keep business competitive and

at the same time to limit business cooperation in ways that make prices higher for consumers

and choices less plentiful for consumers.

It has done very well to be predictable and pretty easily applied.

The points that I made on this panel were that the standard that we have has worked

well.

Trying to come up with a new standard is always tricky, but particularly when you have a standard

that has many different parts that don't fit well together.

Uh, Justice Scalia once said that one of these tests that was a multi-part test was like

asking, "Is this rock heavier than this line is long?"

It's not an effective test.

It's one that will be easily manipulated and it won't help consumers.