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[KPOP IN PUBLIC CHALLENGE] -BLACKPINK,TWICE,MOMOLAND...GIRL GROUPS - Duration: 6:35.
Mok
Mathilda
Wei Yan
Yuen Shuen
Nicole
Cai Xuan
Yong Qi
Genevieve
Aoa- Bingle Bangle
Momoland- Bboom Bboom
Twice- What is Love?
Blackpink- Boombayah
Blackpink- As if it's your last
Blackpink- Forever young
Blackpink- DDU DU DDU DU
Twice- Likey
IOI- Pick me
Gudetama
Genevieve: You're filming me for what?
Genevieve: I'm not dancing
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Prince Louis Christening: Will We See Another Public Royal Baptism Like Princess Eugenie? - Duration: 3:42.
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Laeticia Hallyday, cruel retour à Saint-Barth, selon Public - Duration: 1:04.
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Omaha Public Libraries and Wildlife Encounters Team Up for Hands-On Summer Reading Program - Duration: 3:18.
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Carroll, Helena Public Schools launch program to help high schoolers take college classes - Duration: 2:22.
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Local North Augusta business gives donation to Public Safety for cooling vests - Duration: 2:00.
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Hampden DA: Officials looking into "public safety incident" on Brimfield Rd. in Holland - Duration: 0:47.
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Public Transportation NYC | TPE - Duration: 6:10.
大家好 (Hello Everybody)
Hey guys welcome back to my channel it's
Benny Bruno
aka 黄贝妮 Huang2 bei4 ni2
Today's topic is going to be about being in
Taipei but specifically the difference between
New York's subway and.. ahkdnwiufesik
NY transit system and
Taipei's transit system
I feel like if you can mix part of New
York subway system and Taipei's subway system it would be amazing
that would be heaven
okay so I'm going to talk about specifically you
know bus and train
Train and bus because that's the things I mainly take while in
New York
Now let's talk about the buses first
so 第一：公共汽车
The bus
First of all
If you're in Taipei and you're standing at the bus stop,
Don't think a bus is going to just come to you
Or stop where you want it to if you
don't do what you're supposed to do
In Taipei, buses don't stop just because
there are people at the bus stop
They stop if you asked them to stop so what you do
you raise your hand
As the bus is coming make sure they see you
and then that's
when they will stop
and if you don't do that they will just pass you right like
they'll just pass by and not feel wrong because
this is just the way of life
that's how they do it
In New York,
If a bus driver sees people at
the bus stop we all know it's going to stop I mean there's times where it
doesn't but that's because they're sometimes
blind
BUT for the most part they do stop
But in this case they don't in Taipei
and on top of that the bus system is bilingual its Chinese and English so you
will hear 科技大楼站
and then you will also hear Technology Building so
it's very convenient and if you don't know any Chinese at least you can get by
because
Google Maps will tell you the stops in English and then the bus will
also tell you the stops in English 非常好 (Great!!!)
Now the subway system
so the
subway system is like
clean
oh there's no master splinter in the subway and
whatnot which makes life so much easier
You don't have to expect to see a rat in
the subway
and on top of that living in New York especially if you take the 6
train
it's always fully packed and here..
I've never seen the train as full as it
is in New York
even though the population is pretty high here that
It's convenient, it's fast
I'd never had to wait more than five minutes
for a train here
Unlike in New York you probably have to wait at least 10
minutes at times especially if
It's not rush hour anymore but here it's like
they come every two to four minutes
There's not much waiting time so that's
very very convenient
Also you cannot drink or eat in the subway station so
they do have recycle and trash bins within the subway station before you
enter to go take the train
and I guess that could be inconvenient depending on
where you're going like if you're going to work and you didn't have time to eat
breakfast at home well you can't eat it on the
train, but in New York you can do that because in New York we have trash cans
in the subway but everyone decides to put their trash in the tracks or on the
floor
Here it's totally different and you can also get fined for eating or
drinking in the subway station which is also kind of weird as well but I think
it's very helpful
to keeping the subway station clean
keeping Master Splinter
out of our tracks
I think one thing that I really don't like about Taipei's subway
system is just the fact that
the first train leaves at 6:00 a.m. and then the
last one leaves at 12 a.m.
So if you went clubbing and then you thought you
were going to get on the train to come back
That might not work
But in New York
it'll take a while maybe 20 minutes
but it'll still come and then you can still
make it home
so I think that's the one thing New York is like ayeeee
Alright so
that's my short little differences between Taiwan and New York transit
system video
and I'll see you guys next time on my channel
Follow, Subscribe, Like
Comment
Whichever comes first and I'll see you
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Public Propaganda of Pedophilia as a normal way of living| www.kla.tv - Duration: 1:26.
Public Propaganda of Pedophilia as a normal way of living
The US-web-magazine for art and culture "Salon.com"* that has been awarded several times in the
past for provocative articles on gay and lesbian organizations went one step further: Recently
the author Todd Nickerson was allowed to publish the following incredible lines: "I have always
confessed that I would devote myself to sex-games with children if our society were more positive
towards sex.
I would never deny this."
These sentences are nothing more than a public propaganda of pedophilia as a normal way of
life.
This makes it clear that there are efforts worldwide to make pedophilia socially acceptable.
A relaxation of – for now – taboos to use children for the satisfaction of sexual
desire of adults would be almost a moral dam break.
All abused people have described their experiences as negative and destructive for their entire
later life and as deeply hurtful for their self-esteem.
But whoever destroys the future of our children destroys the future of humanity.
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Stalin's PUBLIC ADDRESS - Stuffed Productions - Funny Plushie Videos - Duration: 0:42.
People of the world
this is Stalin speaking and this is a public address
I as your leader am demanding that all of you like, and subscribe in the Stuffed Productions YouTube channel. i'm
I'm doing so because this is in a global interest
If you do not do this within an eight-hour window
There will be consequences
I will get stones on anyone, who does not follow this order
And you do not want that
Trust me
Thank you
Goodbye
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✅ Psychotic attacker high on ice dragged a woman into a public toilet cubicle and robbed her while w - Duration: 2:42.
A woman high on ice dragged a victim into a public toilet before threatening her with a bloody syringe and taking off with her purse
Toowoomba mother Taneesha Kellie Folkes, 27, forced her 60-year-old victim into a Brisbane CBD toilet and demand she hand over her valuables
Folkes, who had been taking ice right before the robbery, made stabbing motions towards the woman with the syringe, The Sunshine Coast Daily reported
Defence council Steve Kissick told the Brisbane District court on Friday that Folkes had been in a drug-induced psychosis at the time
He said that Folkes had been so high at the time of the attack she could not even remember it.The court heard that after the older woman shouted out, 'Please help me, please help,' horrified restroom users asked what was happening inside the cubical
Folkes told them that the older woman had pulled a gun on her. She then stole the woman's purse and ran to a nearby train station
During her escape she threw a hospital band, which had her name on it, into a bin.Police later found the band and arrested her in Toowoomba
The court heard that she was seen by another witness who described her as being in a 'manic' state.Folkes was 'shamed and humiliated and distressed' after hearing about what she had done, Mr Kissik told the court
She said that she was seeking treatment for her serious drug problem and had started treatment for her mental health issues
Judge Koppenol told the court that Folkes was homeless and was motivated by desire to get more drugs. He sentenced her to three years' jail
Judge Koppenol told her she needed to get serious help for her addiction. 'Good luck. You're going to have to work very hard every day,' he told her
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Analysis | The Capital Gazette shooting and what's wrong with the current public discourse about the - Duration: 4:02.
It is popular to attack the media, but Thursday's deadly shooting at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis is putting the news media's relationship with the public in the spotlight anew
Generalizations about those in the journalism community regularly come from both sides of the aisle
Very often, their criticism is fair, warranted and even a helpful check on the profession
But in many cases the critiques are unjustified, based on false premises and are accompanied by harassment that ultimately becomes a distraction
These critiques — and at worst attacks — are part of why some members of the public have such little trust in the media
According to a June Gallup/Knight Foundation survey, some Americans said they believe 80 percent of the news they see on social media is biased and that 64 percent of it is misinformation
They said they believe 44 percent of the news they get directly from newspapers, television or radio is misinformation
Those disinclined to trust the media get reinforcement when highly influential politicians and partisan media figures elevate the critiques, sometimes making personal jabs at journalists' motives and their character
What may start as a difference of opinion eventually becomes a direct assault on the humanity of those in the media — something that those following press freedom issues have witnessed in other parts of the world
Fox News host Tucker Carlson recently told his viewers they should distrust news reports from the "big news stations
" "If you're looking to understand what's actually happening in this country, always assume the opposite of whatever they're telling you on the big news stations," he said, disregarding the fact that Fox News leads the ratings of cable news outlets
President Trump regularly attacks media outlets and specific journalists, knowing that large segments of his base will view any outlet remotely critical of him negatively and turn around to boo those outlets' representatives at rallies
It is not the fault of the president or media personalities that a man with a vendetta against the Capital Gazette killed five of the newspaper's employees on Thursday
But calling journalists the enemy of the American people, which Trump does regularly, does not help promote civility
Over the past several years, the vitriol directed at members of the media has intensified in ways few Americans talk about any other professional community
When someone determines an individual's identity is primarily in their profession, if that person's views of that profession are low, there are real ramifications
After Thursday's deadly newsroom incident, journalists took to social media to share what that has looked like in their own lives
It may be hard to remember this in our times where partisan commentary is increasingly prevalent, but it is not the job of journalists to affirm the political views or other opinions of their readers — and especially not of the politicians they cover
Thursday's shooting is prompting memorials to the deceased journalists, discussions about the mission of the profession, and recognition of the perils of it
Here's hoping those themes become a more prevalent part of the discourse.
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