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 Meghan Markle is one of the most recognisable women on the planet right now, and her face is in newspapers and magazines on a daily basis

 But the Duchess of Sussex is still determined to go about her normal life as much as possible, and isn't afraid to pop outside the walls of Kensington Palace

 She reportedly still goes to her pilates sessions and gets her hair done, and will regularly nip to Whole Foods which is just around the corner from her royal home

 When she's out and about Meghan needs to conceal her identity a bit to avoid being mobbed by fans, and she had a very simple but effective disguise she uses

 While we might expect she has a fancy way of popping out without being noticed, in reality she just wears a low hat

 In the past she's been photographed wearing a woolly hat and carrying her yoga mat, and she also reportedly wears a baseball cap

 Speaking previously to PEOPLE, a source said: "When she does venture out to Pilates or to get her hair done, she normally goes incognito under a baseball cap

 "The only other place she has visited regularly is Whole Foods, which is little more than five minutes away from Kensington Palace

 "That way she can quickly sneak in and out without anyone noticing it's her."  Meghan has a busy few weeks ahead of her as she prepares for her first major Royal Tour

 She will joining husband Harry for a 16-day trip to Australia and New Zealand, including a stop in Sydney for the prince's 2018 Invictus Games

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[KPOP IN PUBLIC] 죽겠다(KILLING ME)│KEYME 🎵 iKON (아이콘) 🇹🇼 iKON CONTINUE TOUR IN TAIPEI[4K][99]🆎🍜🌈 - Duration: 3:33.

Your presence is still here, killing me again

I tried to show you that I can turn my back on you, but it's killing me

Why am I so lonely

I thought I was good with breakups

But even the smallest habits I shared with you is not so easy to forget

Foolishly I can't move on

I'm going through something like regretting the past

Although you are fine without me, I am half dead inside

I never knew about how hard a breakup would be.

I was selfish to look away from your tears

Your presence is still here, killing me again

I tried to show you that I can turn my back on you, but it's killing me

Why am I so lonely

It's killing me

It's killing me

Having the sense of freedom and being able to meet new people

But it eventually brings a dispirited heart.

On a pitch-black night, I am all alone again

This is not what I wanted Her existence was a part of my life

We were inseparable but once we did, everything fell apart

I'm dying because I didn't prepare myself for this in advance

I never knew about how hard a breakup would be.

I was selfish to look away from your tears

Your presence is still here, killing me again

I tried to show you that I can turn my back on you, but it's killing me

Why am I so lonely

It's killing me

What was I to meet her from the start

What was I to choose to break up with her

I guess I loved her so bad

I guess the fire that was gone is beginning to burn again

Is it the broken heart longing for her

Or my selfish loneliness

It's killing me

I guess I loved her so bad

I guess the fire that was gone is beginning to burn again

Is it a heart broken longing for her

Or a selfish loneliness

Your presence is still here, killing me again

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Wherever you were

If I could hear you, I would run to you without second thoughts

Back then (Lady at the back same)

Back then

My young heart was only so playful back then

When I see you smile, I felt something

Cause I never learned any of this

I couldn't express my feelings because I was too young

I wanted to be your tomorrow so I lived today

Ever since the first day I saw you until now

In my heart, it's only you

These typical words

I'm only saying them now

But I hope these typical words will reach you

Yeah

Thank you, thank you, that's all I can say

Even all the waiting, the longing

Thank you

Yeah

Thank you

Yeah

Because they're such common words

I was worried it wouldn't sound sincere

I was looking for something better than just thank you

So I couldn't tell you thank you

I couldn't express my feelings

Because I wasn't brave enough

If only I knew love a little earlier

Ever since the first day I saw you until now

In my heart, it's only you

These typical words

I'm only saying them now

But I hope these typical words will reach you

Yeah

Thank you, thank you, that's all I can say

How to wait and what love is

You taught me all

Thank you

Yeah

Thank you

Yeah

My heart won't change, it won't ever change

Even if you erase me

We won't change

Because we're engraved in each other's hearts

(Engraved)

Thank you

Yeah

Thank you

Yeah

I hope this reaches you, this song

Yeah

Thank you

Thank you

*clap*

(cutie leader)

waow so cool *^* good job everyone

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This Is How SHE Wants You To Approach HER | 10 Tips for approaching women in public places - Duration: 15:35.

Renee: When you see a gorgeous woman in public, you have about five seconds to either

come across as creepy and intimidating, or mysterious and attractive. And the

difference between the two is all in the approach. I'm Renee Slansky for

The Attractive Man Team and in this video, I'm going to give you my Top 10

effective tips for approaching women in public, so that you can know if and when

to approach her and come across as a more desirable, and confident man every single time.

I'm a professional dating and relationship coach. And, it is my mission

to help men like yourself understand us, women, and become a more confident man.

So, if you haven't already subscribed to our channel, make sure you do so now. And of

course, give us a big thumbs up! Okay, let's talk about approaching women in

public. You see, it's a really fine line between coming across as a stalker and

making us feel really unsafe in your approach and your presence. And of course,

then painting yourself as a sort of alpha male and someone who knows what it

is that he wants and isn't afraid to get it. Truth is, guys, is that we actually,

majority at the time, do want to be approached. Because it makes us feel

special and singled out from any other girl around us. And let's face it, most of

the time, we actually do want to meet somebody in real life, right? As opposed

to on a daily nap. The difference is, is if we're actually putting out, you know,

kind of vibes and signals that we don't want to be approached, because either

we're busy with friends or we're just not in the mood. That is not a green

light for you to try and push that boundary or push your agenda on us. So

that's why in this video, I really want to kind of break it down for you, guys. So

that you can understand if, and when to approach a woman, and how to do it

successfully, so that you leave the right impression and walk away knowing that

you have a chance with this girl. So I'm going to give you my Top 10 Tips. And if

you stay to the end, I'm also going to give you access to our free Conversation

Cheat Sheet, which is absolutely amazing. Because not only will you know how to

approach a woman, but then you will also have the confidence to know exactly what

to say to get her hooked. #10: Assess the environment. Just because you

see her, again, it doesn't mean that you have the right to go up and actually

start talking to her. And if you have someone who struggles with rejection, if

you don't actually look at the situation first, and there is a possibility that

she will reject you, and of course that doesn't really help you build your

confidence. So, have a look at what she is doing. Is she engaged in a conversation

with somebody else? Is she intoxicated? Is she wearing a wedding ring? So therefore,

she's completely off limits. Really try and assess all the little details first,

and take your time. Just because you've seen her straight away, doesn't mean that

you should automatically go up to her straight away. Maybe, she's already with a

guy, and he's just gone to the bathroom. Wait a couple of minutes, even up to

about five minutes to really work out whether or not this woman is ready to be

approached. Now, it doesn't mean that you sit behind a bush, and you stare at her

because that's kind of creepy. It's about just acting natural and glancing over or

looking from a distance and really, like I said, assessing the situation first, to

work out whether or not you can or should even approach her in the first

place. #9: What is her body language saying? We subconsciously

project what it is that we're feeling, and to some degree, what it is that were

even thinking without even realizing through the way that we hold our posture

and our body. If a woman has her arms crossed, or any part of her legs or body

crossed, or maybe has a handbag in front of her, then, basically what she's doing

is she's kind of projecting out there that she doesn't necessarily want to be

approached or she doesn't feel open and comfortable in talking to someone that

she doesn't actually know. Maybe, she's had a bad day or maybe, she's had a lot

of men come up to her. Wait and see if she relaxes a little. If she is really

putting out that vibe that she feels either hostile towards anyone around her,

or she has this scared look on her face, then it's important to make sure that

you don't approach in a way that would be overly intimidating towards her. When

you do start to approach women because just because her body language may be

crossed, it doesn't mean that you can't approach her. It it's just about being aware.

Because if you're aware of what she might be mentally

expecting or focusing at that point in time, then it gives you an idea of how

you should, actually, respond to her or how you should, actually, handle the

approaches such. For instance you wouldn't come up from behind her, because

that's just kind of a bit scary and a little bit disrespectful as such. You

would maybe approach from the side, but still within her peripheral vision so

that she doesn't feel that you're kind of creeping up on her. Now, once you do,

actually approach her, make sure that you continue to watch her body language

through the whole conversation to see if she's feeling relaxed in your presence

as such. You'll know this because she'll start to open up her arms and her

shoulders a little bit. She'll start to uncross her body. And she may even start

to turn herself a little bit towards you. #8: Make yourself and your

presence aware to her without, actually directly, approaching her. Now, the way

that we do this is simply by moving into her line of sight. It doesn't mean you go

and stand right there in front of her, because that's a little bit weird it's

more about being in her peripheral vision. And then what you do is over time,

you don't have to do it straight away give yourself a couple of minutes for

her to get comfortable with and also, just aware of your presence. Start to

move a little bit further into her line of vision, so that she can actually see

that you're there and so that she can start to assess the situation as well.

Because don't forget, once she actually begins to notice you, she's going to

start to do her own kind of little audit of the situation as well. And you want

her to start to feel comfortable in your presence without you even approaching

her in the first place. And the best way to do that is simply for her to be able

to see you as a normal sort of guy doing your thing and occasionally glancing

over at her. #7: Catch her eye and smile. This is a great way to kind of

start the little bit of the tease and the dance to kind of send her the signal

that you are actually interested. Now, it doesn't mean you deaf stare her down or

let you stare at her creepily. We know that that is not the way to do it.

You can prove that you are a confident man and that you're not afraid to kind

of look at her and be caught. But it's also a great way, again, to make her feel

a little bit special and, again, be aware that you're there and you're actually

interested in her. Now, don't hold her gaze for longer than a cup

of seconds. Kind of look, and then look away, and then look again and look away.

But make sure you smile every time you do it. If you just kind of look at her every

single time like that and games going to come across as kind of really creepy.

A smile is a great way to communicate that you are someone who is friendly and that

you want to put her at ease. #6: Pick a feature to focus on and then use

it as a way to compliment her when you do actually approach. You want to make

sure if you're going to approach her that you have something in mind to be

able to say. It's no good, you know, catching your eye being in her

peripheral vision and then suddenly going up there and just being like (whistling) "soo..."

We love to know that you are a man who has already thought about the process that

you've already come up with some sort of detail that you want to actually ask us

or that you're aware about us. Now, just make sure that this detail isn't

something that can be sexualized. For instance, don't go up and say "Hey! I like

your boobs!" or "Hey! You've got amazing lips!" Anything with lips and breasts or

anything to do with the body part, can be sexualized. Guys keep it really light

whether it is you have a really nice dress or "Hey, I love your hair"

or "You've got beautiful eyes." Eyes is always a winner. Or if you're going to

say something about the mouth, then talk about her smile. By offering us a really

authentic compliment, that doesn't take it too far or doesn't have any sort of

sexual innuendo attached to it, it's going to, again, make us feel really

special. And the more detailed you can get whether you pick out the color of

her jacket, or the pair of shoes that she's wearing, and of course you want to

come across as, you know, not necessarily a fashionista, but a man who's just

noticed something special about her. She's actually going to realize that

you're a man who was able to see beyond just the surface level where women we

love to be told that we are beautiful so you use it to your advantage, guys. And I

will just say this, there are different sort of words which either indicate that

you kind of only want kind of a good time as opposed to that you're actually

someone who is a little bit more genuine. For example, the word "Hot" as opposed to

the word of "Beautiful." Try and make you aware

it's a little bit longer than three syllables. And, actually, put some thought and effort

behind that compliment. #5: Never ever approach from behind. It is

something that is going to make us feel incredibly unsafe in your presence and

it will really have the opposite reaction to what you want. Always

approach either from the side, in which we can see your peripheral vision, or

from the front. Now, if you are approaching from the front, just make

sure that the way that you do it isn't intimidating. you might have a beeline

for her because she's the most gorgeous woman you've ever seen and you've been

captivated by her smile, but it doesn't give you permission to just walk over to

her in such a way that she actually feels a little bit freaked out. if you

have a relaxed friendly yet confident energy about yourself, it's actually

going to put us at ease and be more open to being able to talk to you.

#4: Always have a smile. As I said before, a smile is the perfect way to really put

someone's mind at ease. Remember you don't know who this person from a bar, so

good she doesn't know you from a bar so and you want to make sure that instantly

she feels safe and secure in your presence and the best way to do that is

by having a smile. Now, it doesn't mean that you have a big cheesy grin. It might

be just a simple no-teeth smile. Or it might be just kind of like a crooked

little smile. Whatever it is, don't force it. Just make sure that it's natural and

if she smiles back, then you've got a good chance.

Just stay natural and happy, almost like we're an old friend and you're

approaching us with the same sort of attitude. #3: Have a relaxed

body language yourself and don't come too close. It's really kind of wise, no

matter how bored she is and I know how much you want to really keep a distance

of about a meter. The last thing that you want to do is feel that you can get into

her personal space. We don't like that. Majority of the time, we don't want to be

touched, unless we want to be touched. And just because we are maybe opening up our

body language a little bit more to you because we obviously feel safe or we're

interested, it does not mean that you have the right to invade that personal

space. Guys, if you want to shoot yourself in the foot, then all you need to do is

come right close up to her in her face and your ears around a neck or start

touching everywhere, and she is going to want to run a mile.

Simply because she feels that you're too full on you're either too intimidating

or she doesn't feel safe in your presence. To be aware of what your body

language is saying, do you have the sort of confident, yet friendly sort of appeal

when it comes to the way that you hold yourself? Are you having your arms cross

so that you look really intimidating towards her? Or do you just have your

hands in your pocket so that you can just look kind of casual and relaxed? Yet

your body is still turned to her, to show that you were actually interested now

because you're also keeping that gap between you and her, it gives her room to

be able to signal whether or not she is even more interested in you. Because if

she is, then she'll probably, actually, start to edge a little bit more towards

you. Or she'll find a reason to touch you. Let her lead the way when it comes to

the body language and the touching as such right at the beginning. Depending

what she does will give you an indication of how to respond.

#2: Make a joke. Don't be so serious. If you can get her to laugh

within the first couple of minutes then you know what? You have a really good

chance of being able to go on a date with this girl. And you are leaving a

good impression. It doesn't mean that you have to have jokes up your sleeve. You

don't have to perform. We allowed to know that if a guy actually approaches us,

that not only does he have an idea of what it is that he wants to say but he's

someone who is able to just kind of have fun and lighten the mood between us.

Because there's already an expectation with the fact that you're approaching us.

That's your expectation, there's the girl's expectation. And it can always

turn a little bit awkward and you don't want to do that. What you want to do is

you want to put her mind to ease. And the best way to do that is simply to add a

little bit of humor to the situation. And lastly, #1: Ask lots of questions

and listen more than you speak. Again, we know that women like to talk. What you

want to do is you want to actually show that you're interested in who she is. And

the best way to do that, is simply to ask questions; "So, tell me something that

you're interested in like, I don't know, what are you passionate about?" But of

course, actually listen to what it is that she's saying. Now you can actually

show that you're listening to what she's saying simply by the way that you hold

yourself your body language, not fiddling with your phone,

not looking around the room, not looking at your watch, you know. Facing her with

your body language, making sure that you don't have your arms crossed in front of

you, nod into what you're saying, smiling, responding — these are all sort of ways

that you can show that you're actually curious to know who she is and what it

is that she has to say. And you know what, guys, if you can actually do this, it's

going to make us feel prioritized. It's going to make us feel really kind of

special and it's going to plant seeds in our head that you might be different

from all the other guys out there. Another great tip is to affirm that what

she's saying but don't necessarily agree with

everything that she says. Okay, the last thing you want to do is come across as a

guy that's kind of too easy and then we know that you're the kind of want one

thing leave some mystery about yourself. We

love to be surprised and we are kind of drawn to any sort of man that gives us

the whole mysterious kind of gentleman vibe. Your approach is the beginning of

initiating, anything with a woman hence like an either seal your fate or open up

limitless opportunities. That's why it's important to be able to master the

approach so that you can leave a great first impression and also minimize

rejection. Now of course, when you actually go up to her, it's important

that you have a conversation, so if you haven't already downloaded our

Conversation Cheat Sheet then make sure you do it right now. All you need to do

is simply click the image at the bottom of the screen. In this cheat sheet, we're

going to give you simple techniques to make sure that you never run out of

things to say. We're also going to tell you how to initiate conversation no

matter what the situation. And of course, we're going to show you how you can

accelerate the interaction between her so that you can take it to the next

level. Plus so much more! And if you haven't already, hit subscribe then make

sure you do it now because I have so much more to be able to give you in the

next few videos. And honestly guys if you're someone who actually really

struggles with meeting a woman and knowing what to say where to go how to

actually set a great first impression beyond what it is that we're actually

teaching you then, I really really strongly suggest that you check out our

bootcamp schedule. All right, guys, that's it!

Now, I'm Rene Slansky for The Attractive Man Team. Hope you liked this video, don't

forget to share it with your mates and of course, tell us your thoughts and

feelings in the comments below. Until next time, bye for now!

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School official's private message goes public - Duration: 2:25.

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Princess Anne REFUSES to shake hands with public – and THIS is why - Duration: 3:12.

 The Queen's only daughter says she finds shaking hands with fans against royal etiquette

 She has also hit out at fans who take pictures on their phones during royal engagements

 The Princess Royal vows to snub anyone who tries to talk to her while holding a phone or tablet in the air

 Princess Anne will drop the shock admissions in a new behind-the-scenes documentary on the Royal Family

 During Queen of the World – which airs on ITV tonight – Anne will admit her bugbears with joe public

 She will explain how she is very reluctant to touch hands with royal fans – despite the Queen, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle often doing so

 Princess Anne, who is currently the most hardworking royals in the family, will explain how it is simply down to etiquette, saying: "We never shook hands"

 She references the Royal Family previously refraining from the tactile greeting, until the Queen relaxed the rules in the 1970s

GETTY (Pic: GETTY) GETTY (Pic: GETTY)  She says: "The theory was that you couldn't shake hands with everybody, so don't start

So I kind of stick with that, but I noticed others don't. "It's not for me to say that it's wrong, but I think the initial concept was that it was patently absurd to start shaking hands

 "And it seems to be that it's become a shaking hands exercise rather than a walkabout if you see what I mean

" Despite this, Prince Harry and William regularly grasp the hand of those they meet on visits across the world

GETTY (Pic: GETTY) GETTY (Pic: GETTY)  But it's not only this encounter Princess Anne has a problem with – but royal fans with phones and tablet, too

 She explains: "Phones are bad enough, but the iPads—you can't even see their heads

 "No idea who you're talking to. I either don't bother or just say, 'Look, if you want to ask…I suggest you put that down

' It is weird. "People don't believe they've experienced the event unless they've taken a photograph

"

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Board of County Commissioners Public Hearing - Duration: 24:56.

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Public Safety Partnership - West Memphis Police Department - Duration: 6:53.

[MUSIC BEGINS]

JOE BAKER: You know, we have a significant violent crime problem,

considerably higher than average for our our size city,

largely because of our proximity to Memphis, proximity to two major interstate thoroughfares.

We're just a very natural spot to have lots of bigger city issues in a smaller town.

DONALD OAKES: Well with our geographic location in Arkansas we are on the

far eastern edge of the eighth circuit.

Memphis, which you can see the Federal Building from in front of our building,

is in the sixth circuit.

So our relationship with the federal government,

be that the DEA, ATF, FBI any of that,

wasn't strained it was almost non-existent.

We were so far away from a field office that was responsible for us.

Well those resources were delivered under this program which we never had.

And what it's done for us in three years has led us build relationships now with the agents.

So we can look forward to them continuing to assist us when the program's over.

KRISTEN MAHONEY: The PSP team was extremely motivated to work with West Memphis.

We recognized that it was a small agency we recognized that it had a lack of resources,

but we were really motivated to see what we could do there.

This is not a grant program it doesn't come with a check,

but what it comes with is a commitment from the Department of Justice

to build your crime fighting capacity to meet you where you are,

figure out where you are with your crime analysis, where you are with your investigations,

where you are with your federal, local, state partnerships,

and apply some of the best practices, some of the subject matter experts that we know about and also,

open up opportunities for you to learn from your peers.

DONALD OAKES: The US Attorney's Office has just bent over backwards,

has done everything they could possibly do to help us be successful.

ATF has deputized some of our personnel so we are now able to

file directly to the US Attorney's Office on our simultaneous possessions, felony possessions

--hugely beneficial.

And I think that the US Attorneys Offices

and the federal agents learn some things from these programs also

is that we are huge resources for them, because it's very difficult for them to work cases in the Delta

without us.

How do they generate informants? How do they generate information?

So that--that information flow is so valuable for everyone.

KRISTEN MAHONEY: So data-wise, West Memphis really did not have a data capacity.

They didn't have a crime analyst and

they were not deploying their officers, you know, based on hot spots or hot people,

they were running from call to call.

JOE BAKER: We had no analytic capacity we had nobody in the crime

analysis position for us to help us better understand our crime numbers.

Where our most dense areas of crimes were and things of that nature. So with the help of PSP we--

from literally zero, built that capability.

KRISTEN MAHONEY: The peer to peer visits have been critical

for our PSP sites because it gives them an opportunity

to not only read about it in a book or see it maybe in a conference

but actually go and see where it's happening.

DONALD OAKES: Well what we saw by going to these other departments,

particularly Los Angeles with their LASER program, we were able to bring those programs back,

scale them down to fit our small town, and then implement them.

JOE BAKER: DETER stands for data enhanced targeted enforcement restoration project.

We looked at our most concentrated area of crime

and our smallest geographical area and came up with our first DETER pilot area.

We pushed in a targeted chronic offender program,

and our thinking on that was it doesn't do a lot of good to target

only the place without targeting the people also.

People are transient, they'll just move if you-- if you just target the place.

So we did a combination of both.

BRYON GARDNER: It's not like it used to be we used to saturate the area

and it just wasn't working. So this way when we're dosing the areas

it--it helps out. We've seen the murder rates gone down, the violent crimes have gone down.

JOE BAKER: We've had great success with it in the first calendar year,

February was--was one year in for the project. We decreased violent crime by 27% in that corridor.

Everybody may not think that's a lot. That's- that's 27% fewer people,

you know, getting shot or getting shot at, so big deal for us.

TAWANA BAILEY: The long-term goal is a decrease in crime

and an increase in trust and relationships with police and the community.

They're not going anywhere. They're here to do their job.

But they're also gonna make sure that the high crime areas are safe.

It's just all about trust you've got to trust the citizens,

you know, to do their part as well as they have to trust you to do your part.

ERIC JOHNSON: This is where I'm raising my children, you know, I want--and I want them to have a

same opportunity to go anywhere in the community.

And I want them to feel like I can go there without being this is

the gang area, this is the shooting area.

So, just make it safe for the youth and really everybody, I think is important.

JENNIFER WELSH: We are moving towards a goal,

and it's not just a catch-and-release anymore.

That we are going to start seeing some benefits out of the hard work.

And my literal blood sweat and tears have been put into this city,

So we need criminals to know that we're no-nonsense but we also need the community to know that we care.

And we've just-- it's been so inspiring to see the community come together

and to see the community reach out to us as we reach back to them.

DONALD OAKES: If we don't learn, then-- and we don't adapt, then we're gonna fail.

And law enforcement doesn't adapt well.

You know, we're in these ruts, these ways it's always been.

That's why we no longer say, "Well that's why we always did it."

You got to get rid of that. How are we gonna do in the future?

And I think we'll continue to see the benefits from our three-year involvement with this program

going forward.

[MUSIC ENDS]

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Ian Campbell: Self-Directed Learning & The Failure Of Public Schools - Duration: 8:47.

LBW: So in your opinion what ways are the modern schooling system failing us

and how is this new form of schooling maybe it's not new but this form of

schooling that's really gaining popularity that you're discussing here

how is this really going to be a much more positive shift for those that are

maybe I guess still disillusioned by the modern schooling

system today

IAN CAMPBELL: Yeah I I went to public school as well and I felt a lot of the

same things you did I took a few three AP classes and that's where I really

noticed that something wrong specifically the AP classes but really

it's the whole culture of the school but it's kind of concentrated in those

classes it's all about competition all about personal advancement at at the

expense of anyone else who gets in your way I remember some moments where I

would ask friends to help or you know people in my class classes peers to help

me study or if we could get together and study and it was like this aversion to

any sort of possibly working together with anyone else because you might share

some secrets that are needed to help you advance on the on the tests or whatever

and it was just that a lot of it was coming from pressure from parents kids

were extremely stressed as parents were my guess a lot of times they feel

like they're you know parents sometimes want to live on through their children

and and have their their dreams come out through their children and so you see

this immense pressure on on these children to to study very very hard for

these tests which really don't actually measure so well

what you're really learning but it's the stress and then it turns into

competition and it turns into this kind of isolation and it it seems to be

across the board an environment not allowing for much cooperation and really

just hitting hitting students against each other but if we look at the school

model you know schools are still stuck in this kind of factory idea that the

school model that we have is based on preparing people for factory work to be

obedient workers you know you see that in the bell system how you have bells

timing each class precisely that's directly based off of the factory model

you have the road desks the lines with the line leaders all that kind of stuff

that is just a very outdated way of doing education but it's also meant to

control it's meant to guide students into a certain into a certain channel

and we don't have an industrial economy anymore on of course the planet does but

in you know the United States we've outsourced that elsewhere most for the most part so most

kids you know our most schools are starting to look a little bit more

toward the service economy but even there

you know with about half of jobs I think are gonna be automated in the next 10 to

20 years and machines learning through replace we're teaching machines to

replace our jobs I think the traditional schools also they they they push this

very entrepreneurship idea this this very

getting ahead of others and you know constantly looking for the next best

thing even if it means stepping on others but even then even those schools

will not be preparing students for for the world that they were heading towards

and so the Democratic school model I think

well first off when you have a school where the students and the teachers

democratically decide or sometimes even with consensus decision-making you

decide how to run everything in their school you kind of have to have a strong

community because if you know that another kid any kid any kid at all has

just as much power as you do in the school body to make in the school

meeting to make to shape the school's environment you depend on each other to

kind of get what you want from the school so I have noticed in my time in

democratic schools there tends to be a more cohesive community tends to be less

bullying I'm not saying that it doesn't happen but the cliquish behavior the

bullying seems to be greatly lessened and then when you think about democratic

schools and any sort of alternative model of achools it's often pushed in the

media as kind of an out-there fringe and so you have these kids when they face

the outside world a lot of times you know their their education system that

are the way that they learn is kind of ridiculed and not seen as good enough so

they have to kind of band together anyway and so I think you we have a real

cooperative culture in the democratic school model that

is restoring that that idea of the community of you know I think really

strong communities have to have the participation of all those who are

affected by a decision in making that decision and I think when you have no

say and what goes on in your community when you your extent of knowing your

neighbors is scurrying inside quickly maybe waving but just trying to get in

as fast as you can from a long day work so you don't have to look or say

anything to your neighbors um I think that that's the kind of environment

where yeah like you said you probably aren't going to care as much what

happens to these people and when you're feeling isolated and you mix in this

kind of entitlement that comes with you know being a white male in America where

you're kind of told at a very young age this these certain things or have an

entitlement they deserve and as we see across the board younger generations are

noticing that there for the first time gonna have a worse quality of life in

their parents they feel like they missed out on this and you mix that in with a

lack of community and not a real stake and the people around you and you can

see how some of this violence makes you know it's it's not that there's not a

message popping up in as many people's brains that you know this is something

you don't do you don't go out and harm massive amounts of people like that

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Danville's River District Association asks public's help - Duration: 0:46.

For more infomation >> Danville's River District Association asks public's help - Duration: 0:46.

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MSU Public Affairs Conference Hosts New Film Festival - Duration: 2:01.

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GRWM in a Public Bathroom (NO Ring-Light) - Duration: 2:55.

*in Jeffree Star Voice* what's up everybody and welcome BACK to my

channel.

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a little bit here

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add some more product

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why you gotta close the door like that??

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like imma need you to evacuate the premises

URBAN DECAY NAKED PALETTE is my life honestly this palette saved me right when I was abou...

WHO'S BABY IS THAT????????

like honestly who just does that.

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I was about to shoot a fire video, before coming in with their alarm clock of a baby.

but I'm going to power through cause I'm a strong woman

with a stronger crease sis

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You know what...I ain't even mad anymore

Right undereye

Left undereye

tip of nose

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dab on the nose,

that one was a little to fake hard but you know i need those likes and subscribers

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Daddy?

ignore that last subtitle haha

get it on the cheeks

flashback who??

I DON'T KNOW HER

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my fingers LoL

don't forget to really bring out those inner

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Boston Public Library - Duration: 2:57.

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Traditional Knowledge and the Public Domain - Duration: 4:22.

When you think about the public domain,

it is in many ways a romantic space.

It's the space in which things blossom,

creativity blossoms.

Why? Because it's the space in which

creators, artists, musicians, inventors

are able to wander

and pick up the things that they see in the fields

and use them for free.

If you imagine a world in which every square inch

of property were owned,

it would be a very difficult world to live in.

In fact, it would mean that the only people

who could go anywhere

would be those who owned property

or who could afford to pay

for the rights of entry and exit.

So, when we think about the public domain

within the context of the protection of traditional knowledge,

the public domain has been used as a sword

to disinvest Indigenous groups and local communities

from the very things that they have laboured

and invested and produced

within the specific contours

of their own cultural and physical environments.

The public domain has been used as a shield

in the international process to deny

the legitimacy of creating a legal framework

for the protection of traditional knowledge.

But the public domain should be neither of those things.

A public domain has vitality

because it is directly connected

to the property rights

that depend on a public domain

for their sustained and continued vitality.

But simply to say

that traditional knowledge is not intellectual property

is to restate the historical assumptions

that Indigenous peoples are not people.

I think it's very important,

as an intellectual property scholar

that's deeply concerned about social justice,

to recognize

that knowledge begets knowledge,

and that when you steward knowledge

responsibly and appropriately,

there will be rules and norms that ensure

that access to that knowledge

is encouraged and sustainable for the long term.

Those are the norms of intellectual property

that we must look to,

to help us understand

how best to create an international regime

in which the public domain

remains a vital part of intellectual property law,

but does not pose a danger

to our understanding and to our regulation

of access to knowledge and, in particular,

access to traditional knowledge.

And what I've attempted to do in this paper

is to debunk the myth that there is an inherent tension

between the public domain and traditional knowledge.

What the paper then goes on to suggest

is that we can reconcile

the importance of the public domain

by looking at the particular kinds of public domain

that already exist within knowledge systems

that protect traditional knowledge

and that foster Indigenous peoples' creativity.

That is the universal-welfare-enhancing,

human-rights-compliant view

of intellectual property law.

That it does not say to one group of people,

"Your knowledge is important,"

and to another people,

"Your knowledge belongs to all of us."

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