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hi and welcome to my channel so today it's Q&A I will answer this comment that I

received in my last video "Discussion: the professional project" from smol birdy

thank you for your comment and so this video is for answer you. About the United

States I've been there in 2010 when I was at the University because we

could have a cheap ticket so I bought one with my friend and we have

been there for five six days in New York only New York and I really like New York

but mainly Central Park this is the best thing, the best place for me and my

impression when I've been there it's wow everything it's in xxl, the buildings

big the street like that very... a lot of space spaces and it's in New York

everything it's in block different that in France in Paris you can

can be lost easily in France in Paris because there are a lot of small street

you know....and you everything it is in block and a lot of

advertisements a lot a lot a lot everywhere everywhere a lot of

advertisement and a lot of shop I want to say a lot of restaurants but you know the

food that you can't you can't have in France, I saw a big cakes a lot of big

juice like that when you ask for the small one you have something like that

it's XXL in France if you ask for a small one it's like that you know you

know the difference so everything bigger bigger the MacDonald's

too - I saw a drink like that the big drink, the burger - it's smaller in

France and you are really open, really open smiling um how can I say easy to talk

it's easy because with my friend we had talked a lot with a lot of people American

people and it's easy to talk they're funny and yes different in France we

are more it's not easy to smile here it is not easy to talk to you for example

if you ask the way in New York it's a it's here here easily smiling and you

can talk with this person at the same time in France, in Paris a lot of

people can say I don't know because they don't want to talk to you because they

the Parisian people they are tired to the tourists, a lot of parisian people

told me that and I'm not from Paris and I don't really like Paris I live just in

one hour to Paris and yes the difference is it's big it's very good when you talk

of the people you know that you don't know is good, you know, this is

very I I have very good impression about that

very good it's very good, different here it's we are more close here close yet if

you ask the way for example is just here and here thank you bye you

know it's finish I talk in general because the people can

be different for example if you ask me the way yes I can talk with you

so everyone are different it just in general you are really open and the show

to you have a lot of big show for example the election presidential it's

like a concert like you yeah a concert it's big with the flag it's it's it's

big it's a lot it's a lot in France when you are doing like that in America it's

like that it's like that you know because the election presidential it's

it's not too big like you it's like you it's more a show and yeah the TV - you

have a lot of things and yeah the show on the TV - it's it's bigger everything

it's bigger and in French it's more we can say simple more yeah yeah so this is

the thing when I think about it in the United States, I think about Hollywood the famous

people the music awards or something like that I don't watch that so I don't know

the name but you know when you you win some trophy yeah for the actor the

singer yeah and about the series because you have a lot of series the

police series

that I watched "Esprits Criminels" but the title it is French

its French so I have to find a title in English and I Hawaii 5-0

something like that police in Hawaii you know something like

that and it's everything it's bigger you know

the altercation with the policeman, everything it's a lot yeah

this is the thing that I think about the United States and if I want to come

back yes only because I want to see the beautiful canyons you have a lot of

beautiful places so I really want to come back and to see the beautiful places

canyons the forest the deserts the falls a lot of beautiful beautiful places so

yes I want to come back just see the beautiful places so this video it's

finish and thank you for watching and hope I will see you soon thank you

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Border States marks construction milestone with beam ceremony - Duration: 2:14.

What an exciting day for all of us!

I'm Tammy Miller, the CEO at Border States.

It's a pleasure to be with all of you.

Border States is a very different company than it was when I took over as CEO in 2006.

At that time, we had 744 employees, we had 24 branch locations, and our sales were under

$500 million each year.

In just a couple of days, on March 31, we will have our fiscal year end.

This year, for the first time, our annual sales will surpass $2 billion.

We have 2,500 employee-owners across over 110 branch locations in 22 states.

So, you can imagine over the years our needs have changed, and so have our needs here in

Fargo.

I talked to my dad this morning, who is 82 and lives in Brocket, ND, a town of 57 people.

I told him about this event and he said, "You know, when I was in the Army in Germany when

they did this, at the ceremony, they would put a Christmas tree on top of the building."

And I said, "Well, we're going to do that, too, and we're going to put an American flag

on top of the building."

He was pretty proud and pretty pleased with what we are doing.

The tree signifies construction has reached the sky without loss of life or injury, and

that is a pretty strong statement.

The flag, I think we all know how proud we are to be Americans working for a 100 percent

employee-owned American company.

A lot of really nice significance behind this tradition.

Thank you to everyone else for coming out to join us.

We're looking forward to moving into this facility in spring 2019, and I hope one year

from today you'll all be joining us, and we'll be working in our new building and celebrating

a grand opening of the new Branch Support Center here in Fargo, ND.

Thank you all!

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Can welfare states and migration be combined? | Monique Kremer | University of Amsterdam - Duration: 3:34.

Can the welfare state and migration be combined?

That is a question that worries a lot of people.

With open borders migrants from all over the world will come to countries

with generous welfare states.

Sociologist also expressed worries: if you want to have solidarity, the basis of the welfare state

people need to trust each other.

and they need to identify with each other.

But: migration is part and parcel of contemporary society.

In the Netherlands, one in five people has a migration past.

In big cities this is one in three.

Migrants also increasingly tend to move back and forth, stay more temporarily

or live transnational lives due to internet and social media. What about their solidarity?

Some academics speak about super diversity.

In my view that sounds much too positive.

I am more worried about new unequalities, so I prefer to speak about unequal diversity

because a refugee or Polish tomatoe picker have different chances in life than a Indian IT knowledge worker.

So we do have migration, but, we also have a generous welfare state

The Dutch welfare state still has a fairly generous social security system, care policies, nearly universal health care policies.

So san welfare states be combined with migration and what does it mean for the future?

In my research I analyse welfare state policies, mainly social security and care policy.

Migrants are not often interviewed themselves about solidarity: it is mainly natives.

I analyse surveys, interview people and do participant observations when people meet

'the welfare state', for instance when they encounter the professionals working in it.

Indeed, welfare states and migration diversity can go along, but changes are necessary.

First to maintain the existing solidarity new conditionalities are necessary for our social security system.

Many natives feel solidarity towards outsiders in the Netherlands,

but they do not want to grant them the same rights from day one, when they enter the country.

People have to have work, they say

My research shows: that many migrants themselves also agree with that.

Secondly, to make sure that people with a migrant background also feel solidarity

we have to give them the feeling the welfare state is also their home.

Thirdly, to cherish solidarity people from different backgrounds, higher-lower educated people,

people born in the Netherlands and people from somewhere else, they need to meet each other

for instance in the labour market or in their neighbourhoud.

And social and care professionals are needed to make these difficult connections between

various people.

So, welfare state and migration can be combined, but we do have to adapt our welfare state.