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'Sesame seed oil sommelier' introduces traditional oil to the public - Duration: 2:15.
no it seems that wine tasters are a dime a dozen these days but there's a new
tasting expert who's making waves here in South Korea
hee hee Jun has made it his goal to help shoppers find the best tasting sesame
seed oil to help use in their favorite Korean dishes suburban reports this
similar uses his expert training and knowledge not for fancy drinks but to
find the best examples of a traditional Korean cooking ingredient ahijon is a
sesame seed oil similar he goes around traditional markets across the nation
learning the different local recipes for sesame seed oil and it introduces those
oils to the rest of the country just like a wine somalia a sesame seed some
earlier uses his or her expertise to find and make known the best oils right
now I'm the only sesame seed Somalia in the country making sesame seed oil is
just like roasting coffee the flavor and taste of the oil varies depending on the
origin of the seed the way it's roasted and the way the oil is extracted ahijon
only extract 33 bottles of oil a month from a particular seed has found
somewhere in Korea it takes a master skill to extract sesame seed oil in the
traditional Korean way sesame seed oil is consumed by many people around the
world but what's special about Korean sesame seed oil is that the Masters
extract the oil on their own here we introduce sesame seed oils from 300
different masters across the nation every month this month
it's SME seed oil from Jeju Island along with other products from Jeju the seeds
are grown in the island Seabreeze and even though they don't contain any salt
they still somehow have a salty taste and this sesame seed latte is a
specialty here made with seeds from jeju by finding special products like these
hidden across the country ahijon dis SME co-host on the air wants to keep
working to bring traditional oils and products to the public
suburban News
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Army Public School Teaching Staff Recruitment 2018 | Bolarum APS Jobs 2018 | RK Puram APS Jobs - Duration: 4:57.
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John Carpay on Public Library's Security Fee for Meghan Murphy Lecture - Duration: 2:32.
Megan Murphy is a leading Canadian feminist based in Vancouver and author of the Feminist Current website.
In November of 2018 she booked space
with the Vancouver Public Library
to hold an event on January 10, 2019
A few weeks later
VPL issued a public statement saying they did not agree with
the views of Feminist Current and they said that Megan Murphy's opinions were concerning.
They didn't say why, but Megan Murphy has opinions that are offensive to transgender people.
In December of 2018 the Library says that there are concerns about public protests and demands
$2,047.50 in security fees!
It's the same old story of censorship by security fees.
This story plays itself out on
university campuses as well as public libraries across Canada and
space is supposed to be available to all people regardless of viewpoint or opinion.
Somebody books the space,
people who disagree with the viewpoint being expressed threaten protests--and
protests can be legitimate peaceful counter protests--but quite often
they're not legitimate because they turn into
obstruction and disruption and physical blockading which are not valid exercises of free expression.
Then, typically the university or the library
responds by demanding thousands of dollars in security fees from the event organisers
But they're not asking the questions. They should be asking who is causing the risk to security?
Is it the people who want to exercise their legal rights to express their opinions by
hosting and organizing an event, or is it the people who are threatening protests? The answer is obvious to that.
Why should people who want only to exercise their democratic rights to express their opinions
have to pay for the bad behavior of those who engage in illegal conduct like blocking and obstructing and blockading
These are questions which the Vancouver Public Library may end up answering in court. I'm John Carpay
Thanks for listening
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Happy Holidays from Chesapeake Public Schools - Duration: 1:34.
We want to wish you...
a holiday season filled
with laughter and joy.
Time to spend with your friends and family
and places full of holiday spirit.
We thank you for taking the time
to give to others.
For sharing your talents,
and showing us your smiles.
We wish you all the peace, joy, love,
and of course...
cookies...
of the season.
From our family to yours...
Wait... save a cookie for me!
Happy Holidays!
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University of Minnesota School of Public Health - Duration: 3:26.
The School of Public Health has been a transformational experience.
experience here has allowed me to not only gain the academic credentials I
need to do what I want to do in my life and help others, but also has armed me
with personal skills that I'll use in my personal life.
I'm a faculty member here in the School Public Health and I also went to school here.
When I had the opportunity to return as a faculty member, I was really excited.
So, our students aren't just in the classroom learning — we are always looking for
opportunities for them to be out in the community.
As graduate students, not only are we having all of this rigorous training in our classrooms,
but we need to have to have that field experience.
One thing that I really appreciated at the School of Public Health was the mentoring program who do mentor current students.
I have mentored a few students in my time in state service. The primary strength of
this institution is that since we do have this large academic health center
and because we do have this sort of strong reputation, it allows students a
broad array of opportunities — research opportunities, and the ability to sort of
learn from experts in a wide variety of domains. The whole health community here
in Minneapolis — you've got access to tons of organizations: we've got the Minnesota
Department of Health, the Minneapolis Health Department, tons of different nonprofits,
3M. The school's really supported me in my international aspirations. I was able
to spend three weeks in the Dominican Republic working on a women empowerment
initiative. That experience was amazing. It's really changed the way I look at
public health and how I myself act as a public health professional.
The career services staff here is top-notch. They really do an in-depth look at what
your interests are and what your career goals are, and using that knowledge they
are really well-versed in how you can land those jobs when you're starting
your career.
The University of Minnesota has something that is not offered in many
places. It's a very small-family feeling in a very large environment. One of the
nice things about the Twin Cities is I like to say there's a little bit of
something for everybody. Being an out-of-state student was intimidating at
first. I was worried of that I wouldn't have any culture or events or hobbies
that I'd have here that I'd like to do, but that was not the case when I came
here. I found so many things that I love to do: I get to go see some of the best
music shows, best theater, comedy...the microbrewery scene here is pretty
incredible. The opportunity to really potentially save countless lives through
my work — honestly, it's the main reason I'm doing this. It really is that
satisfaction of: yes, I prevented these people from having any sort of health
issue or even saving their life. It's one of the coolest things, I think, of public
health. Since I've been here it's become not only a community as far as the
school goes, but my own personal community, and I really think that's
important when looking at a graduate program is having that built-in sense of
culture and family and community. Community. Vibrant community. It really is
the community here — it's about really helping the people and being here for
improving community health. I know that with the training that I have here I'll
be able to succeed in anything.
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Royal expert REVEALED: Why the public 'admire' Meghan Markle for doing this - Duration: 3:39.
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Meghan Markle breaks cover: Pregnant Duchess brushes off father's public plea for her - Duration: 10:11.
Meagan Markel breaks cover pregnant duchess brushes off father's public plea for her the duchess of sussex brushed off the
Controversy surrounding her father's public plea for attention
As she stepped out for a solo visit to the Royal Variety nursing home on Tuesday
Pregnant Megan 37 appeared carefree as she chatted with residents and took part in a sing-along at Bryn's worth house
Southwest London
Which is home to former actors and veterans of the entertainment industry the appearance
Which was announced last week comes of day after her estranged father Thomas Markel begged his Duchess daughter to contact him
During a televised interview on good morning Britain
Making a direct appeal to the Queen to intervene. He said I've been ghosted. I'm not sure why it's happening
I love my daughter very much. I wish she would reach out
Send me a text anything there has to be a place from me. I'm her father
However, any concerns seemed far from Megan's mind as she arrived for the engagement?
the former actress dressed in of
834 pounds by l'a label Brock collection and a 500 pound wool coat by Canadian brand saya and kayo
smiled as she spoke to Moana Hammond who played blossom Jackson in EastEnders and
1970s star Richard O'Sullivan when one resident told her that they are all great friends Megan replied
I hope I can join the club
The Royal who is expecting her first child with Prince Harry next spring also
Joined residents around the piano in the dining room where a professional performer led a rendition of festive classic
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Bryn's worth house in Twickenham which is owned and managed by the Royal Variety Charity accommodates up to 36 residents
Who are cared for by a dedicated team of nurses and care assistants?
After a private briefing Megan met for residents at of tables in the dining room
She chatted briefly to EastEnders star Hammond and spoke to O'Sullivan while we was enjoying a cup of tea among
Famous entertainers who have been cared for at the residential home are Sir Norman Wisdom Dame thora Hird in these Stander's actor Leslie Grantham
Megan is a former actress who is best known for her role in the hit us legal drama series suits in which he played
Paralegal turned lawyer Rachel Zane last month the Duchess and her husband attended the annual Royal Variety show one of the biggest fundraisers
for charity of which the Queen is patron which assists those who have worked professionally in the entertainment industry and
Are in need of help and assistance as a result of old age ill health or hard times
The charity's chairman giles cooper said of the visit today
The timing of the visit is fantastic as it comes a few weeks after the Royal Variety Performance
Which he attended with Prince Harry and it comes after her wedding which all the residents here were watching
We had the television on Union Jack bunting up into party atmosphere. So it's nice to have the bride here
He added that Megan's work as an actress would mean she would be able to relate to the residents
Many of those who work in the entertainment industry can often work season to season
spending long periods with no work at all and with little ability to make any plans for their futures or to provide themselves with
Security should they have an accident or fall ill money raised by the Royal Variety charity and through the annual Royal Variety Performance
Helps and supports hundreds of retired entertainers throughout the UK
built in 1850
The care home has a number of lounges a bar area
Library restaurant television rooms a hair salon and even its own theatre, the house is decorated throughout to emphasise
its theatrical lineage
Representing the many retired artists and entertainers who have been supported by the Royal Variety charity
previous royal visits to Bryn's Worth House include Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in 1990 and the Prince of Wales in
2002 the visit has been designed to allow Meghan who was starring in the hit us
television drama suits when she met Harry, but gave up her career to marry him to see firsthand how the
Charity cares for those who have spent their lives working in the entertainment industry
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Royall feud Megan Marco is breaking rules by rushing royal family very quickly
Megan Marco is attempting to bring the royal family into the 21st century but is doing it very quickly
which could lead to criticism from Royalists warned expert Claudia Joseph a
Royal expert claimed Megan Marco is modernizing the royal family too quickly and needs to be careful as Royalists may consider it
too much
Claudia Joseph also believes Megan is gaining more attention from the press than the Duchess of Cambridge because she's breaking the rules
speaking on the BBC's victoria derbyshire programme
The royal insider said the reality is that kate is a very different person. She's very quiet
She's not trying to change the royal family. She's not trying to do anything differently. She's like William
She doesn't like the publicity. She doesn't like to be in the public eye
She has been in the press there have been lots of stories about her over time
Not so quickly perhaps but she's not breaking the rules in the same way as Megan
The author of Tate the making of a princess then added
The reality is people admire Megan because she's trying to bring the royal family into the 21st century
But she's doing it very quickly. So Royalists are not going to like that because it's too too much
It comes as the Duchess father Thomas Markel appeared on ITV
Good morning Britain to reveal he attempts to get in touch with his daughter, but is yet to receive an answer from her?
During his with Pierce and Susanna Reid. Mr. Markel insisted. He was hopeful he would see his daughter in the soon to be born grandchild
He said I'm still hopeful I really think there is always a possibility
She's been through quite a lot and it's not an easy task. I think she'll reach out in time and I hope she does
It was recently reported that Megan Markel and Prince Harry have declined in
offer to stay at Kate and William's country pile over Christmas a
Royal source apparently toward the Sun. There's not a huge amount of room that's on during ham. So it's quite surprising
Maybe they just want their own space things are civil between the couples, but they don't spend much time together
The Megan Marco and Kate Middleton Feud rumors may be prompted by Megan trying to be Diana an expert claimed
Tom Bower an authorized biographer of Prince Charles said the problem is in my view that she is trying to be Diana
she's trying to adopt the new role and the tragedy of the story as it lands in the same way unless
Someone steps and from the palace and says look, this is the way it's done here
Royal row how Prince Harry denied Prince William's dream you can't
Prince Harry was the one to bring older brother Prince William down to earth when he announced he wanted to become a police officer
Reminding him of his duty to be king
Prince William is the first born son to Prince Charles and Princess Diana
And has been second in line to the throne since he was born in 1982
It is Kate Middleton's husband's duty to become king. When his father the Prince of Wales passes away
However, the Duke of Cambridge had his own plans of a career when he was younger and he dreamt of becoming a police officer in
2016 documentary Prince William royalty in my family
It is revealed how the father to Prince George
Princess Charlotte and pence Lewis shared his dream with younger brother Harry who had to bring the future King down to earth
They revealed how William wanted to become a policeman so he could protect his mother Princess Diana
However, Hare denied him his dream by replying you. Can't you have got to be king?
the documentary claims that Diana relied on her eldest son for comfort and advice and it has even been
Reported in the past he would pass tissues to his tearful mother under the bathroom door when she was upset
The documentary went on to explain how despite the exceptions and pressures of the monarchy
Diana was determined to raise William and Harry as normally as possible
It was important here that William as a future king realized
He was part of a multiracial society where poverty war and disease was present they added
It seems William's goal to work in the police force came and went swiftly as the prince has since gone on to take on royal
duty
With his wife Kate Middleton the Duchess of Cambridge the couple work on behalf of the royal family
Forming relationships with charities and foundations across the world
You
You
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Surgeon General issues rare advisory calling for taxes, indoor public vaping bans - Duration: 2:00.
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Happy Holidays from LA County Public Health - Duration: 3:17.
LA County, we've made a list of things we're asking you to do.
A little list of healthy steps for me and you.
We'll start a healthy New Year tonight
LA County, we'd really hate it if you got the flu. Boo hoo!
A teeny shot is all it takes, and then you're through.
So scurry to your doctor tonight.
We work hard to educate, putting in those evenings when our staff work late.
Next year, they'll be just as good if you will just collaborate.
LA drivers, we'd love to see you take the train or walk or bike.
but if you're driving there's one little thing we'd like,
please buckle up your seat belt tonight
LA County, when you glam up for New Year's and you grab the gloss
remember no more kisses unless you floss.
so keep your pearlies pearly tonight.
LA County, while New Year's has you thinking moonlight and romance,
the lights are low, the music's playing, it's your dance,
but let's be safe not sorry tonight.
One more thing we can't neglect,
healthy means we tear down walls and we connect.
Black, white, brown, LGBTQ,
and let's care for the planet too.
LA County, let's make a deal for New Year's and let's see it through.
A deal for LA County and for me and you .
Let's start the best year ever tonight.
Let's start the best year ever tonight.
Hurry
tonight.
Happy Holidays to you and your family from all of us at Public Health.
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PUBLIC INTERVIEW| TROLLING IN PUBLIC 2| STREET QUIZ| TRIVIA QUESTIONS| MUST WATCH! - Duration: 3:38.
YOW! YOW! YOW! WHAT'S UP YOUTUBE?
WELCOME TO ANOTHER VIDEO!
WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP?
WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP?
WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP? YES, JUST THAT!
OKAY, WAIT
TEMPERATURE
THE ANSWER IS RAIN!
WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP?
STONE
WHAAAT?!!!!
YAH, ISN'T IT? IF DROP A STONE IT NEVER GOES UP?
WHAT?! SO WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP IS THE RAIN
WHERE CAN YOU FIND AN OCEAN WITH NO WATER?
OCEAN LAYER!
NAH, YOU CAN'T GOOGLE IT
*LAUGHTER*
*PIDGIN..*
SO GUESS..GUESS..JUST GUES
NAH, I DONT HAVE AN ANSWER
OCEAN LAYER
OCEAN LAYER NAH, TRY SOMETHING NEW
OCEAN A, OCEAN B
OH OKAY, SPACE!
ARE YOU READY?
AM READY! AM READY!
WHAT GOES UP AND NEVER COMES DOWN?
IS GOD!
^LAUGHTER*
WHAT COMES, WHAT COMES, AAH, WHAT COMES DOWN AND NEVER GOES UP?
IF YOU TELL HER, SHE STANDS A CHANCE OF WINNING AND YOU WILL LOOSE.
LOOK AT THE CAMERA
EEHHH
UNLESS I SAY IT IN FRENCH...
YEAH YOU CAN SAY IT IN FRENCH...SAY IT LET ME HEAR...
FOAM...HUH, FOAM
FOAM FOAM FOAM
FOAM, WHAT IS THAT...
*LAUGHTER*
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'Doomsday' no deal Brexit plans include public warnings about stockpiling food - News Live - Duration: 5:02.
Theresa May has pressed the button on a dramatic escalation of emergency no deal Brexit preparations as the clock ticks down towards leaving the EU in 100 days time
Downing Street announced that ministers were "ramping up" doomsday scenario planning and that businesses and citizens should immediately prepare for leaving without a deal
Cabinet ministers agreed that contingency plans including putting 3,500 troops on standby and reserving ferry space for critical medical supplies should now be enacted
But Number 10 denied that the Government might have to bring in last minute legislation to permit a national state of emergency after March 29th if the UK crashes out on hostile terms
The public will start receiving alarming warnings through TV adverts and social media after Christmas about issues including stockpiling food and medicine, travel arrangements and security after Christmas
They will include updates on applying early for a passport, warnings about phone roaming charges and losing the right to take action over dangerous products
Why 100,000 families with a "less disabled" child will receive less money though Universal Credit Northern Ireland could be forced to take drastic measures to stop the lights going out as a worst-case scenario no deal Brexit could scupper the all-island electricity market
Ministers fear civil unrest while the Bank of England governor Mark Carney has warned the pound would crash, inflation will soar and interest rates would rise if the UK crashes out
Businesses will also be advised to kick off their own worst case scenario planning which in some cases could involve moving operations and jobs out of the UK
HMRC is this week sending 80,000 emails to businesses and traders who will be particularly affected by leaving without a deal, on customs, excise and regulatory changes
But . "They agreed that delivering the deal remains the Government's top priority and best mitigation against no deal," the PM's spokesman said
"This is sensible Government making sure the public are prepared for all scenarios
" Government insiders have suggested that the announcement could help focus the minds of MPs on the drastic scenarios that could unfold in the UK leaves without a deal
They also hope it would finally convince the EU that they were serious about the prospect of no deal, in a bid to force more concessions over the unpopular Irish backstop
But Mrs May's spokesman said that full implementation of the 106 no deal "technical notices" was about "good, sensible planning" and that "other considerations don't come into it"
Whitehall departments have been ordered to focus on no deal planning - kicking other crucial government business into the long grass - while civil servants will be working through Christmas to deliver on the plans
During a lengthy cabinet meeting, Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd warned ministers that while preparing for a no deal was a sensible precaution "just because you put a set belt on doesn't mean you should crash the car"
And she told them to think of the risk of job losses in their constituencies under no deal
But there was a row brewing over the prospect of a "managed" no deal which is the preferred option of up to 11 cabinet Brexiteers including Penny Mordaunt and Andrea Leadsom, but fiercely opposed by the Remainers
Under the proposal, the UK would pay some of the £39bn EU divorce bill in return for a transition period
Brussels sources have dismissed the idea as unworkable. Justice Secretary David Gauke, who has said he would rather resign than back no deal, told colleagues that "a managed no deal is not a viable option"
One cabinet source said he added: "It's not on offer from the EU and the responsibility of cabinet ministers is not to propagate unicorns but to slay them
" Several ministers also pushed for MPs to be given a vote on all the Brexit options available, but the idea was firmly rejected by Mrs May
Ms Mordaunt said the proposal was equivalent to gerrymandering the result. Later,
He said he would resign the whip and vote against the government in "any way necessary" to stop the UK crashing out of the EU
The Treasury will release another £2bn for no deal planning, allocated to individual departments, bringing the total funding to £4bn
Emergency legislation including bills on trade, immigration and fisheries will have to be rushed through the Commons in just a few weeks in the event of no deal
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Watching porn on buses and in other public places could be banned - Duration: 6:22.
Viewing pornography on buses and in other public places could be banned in a crackdown on sordid behaviour, it has emerged
Margot James, the digital minister, said she would consider calls from MPs for watching porn on mobile phones or laptops in public to be outlawed
In October, the Commons women and equalities committee demanded the change, saying 'public places must be made safe for all women and girls'
They said bus firms' licences should be changed to enable the ban, while all trains should block adult material from their wi-fi networks
Miss James suggested the Government would consider the calls during a Commons debate on Monday evening, saying they were 'definitely worth considering'
The minister also admitted her current plans to crack down on underage porn use by implementing an age verification process were not 'foolproof'
During the debate, Tory MP Vicky Ford, a member of the committee, said: 'Public places are not age specific, and the committee also suggested that viewing online pornography in public places, such as on buses and trains, should be restricted
Do the Government intend to go further by introducing a restriction on viewing online pornography in public places?'Miss James replied: 'I must congratulate the women and equalities committee on its extremely valuable work in this area
'Although the regulations do not touch on the viewing of pornography in public places, we have heard the recommendation of the committee and what my honourable friend has just said about that problem
That might be an indirect way of making such material accessible to the very children and young people whom the regulations are designed to help
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That's one MASSIVE mushroom! Forest fungus weighing 400 tons. Share this article Share Mrs Ford's call was backed up by Tory MP Eddie Hughes, who said: 'The potential for people to view such things inadvertently in public has increased dramatically, as has the potential for children to be exposed to it
' Miss James replied: 'I follow my honourable friend's logic. That was the conclusion that Ofcom reached
'It is definitely worth considering the recommendation that he and my honourable friend the Member for Chelmsford [Vicky Ford] have made on reviewing the law on viewing pornography in a public place
'Ministers are planning to bring in age verification for many porn sites, although its implementation has been repeatedly delayed and it may not now happen until Easter
Maria Miller, the chairman of the women and equalities committee, criticised the fact that age verification will not affect a large amount of porn on the web, because social media firms will not be included
She said: 'Parents who are listening to this debate may go away with the impression that everything on the internet will be subject to an age barrier
'Will the minister be clearer, for the benefit of parents who are listening, that the regulations will not include social media?'What is she doing to ensure that social media platforms do not inadvertently become the way that young people under the age of 15 access pornography in the future?'Miss James replied: 'The regulations are a very important step forward in preventing children from viewing pornography online
'In particular, we are closing the loophole whereby children can stumble across such material inadvertently
However, my right honourable friend is right that the regulations do not extend to social media platforms that contain pornographic content – that is a relatively small minority of the content that they provide
'This is not a foolproof guarantee that young people and children will not be exposed to pornography online
It is a significant step forward, but there is the potential for people to access material on social media platforms, which do not fall within the scope of the regulations unless more than a third of their average content is pornographic
'The minister called on social media sites such as Facebook to do more to tackle nudity on its platform, including removing it from private groups
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UTLA March for Public Education - Duration: 3:00.
[When our students and teachers are under attack, what do we do?]
[Stand up! Fight back!]
- Parents see that their schools are struggling.
We have parents here. We have students here.
We have parent volunteers, teachers.
Just to see us coming together in unity
I think it's like absolutely marvelous.
This is like the best gift that we can give our kids.
- LAUSD students have among the highest class sizes in the state.
Lowering class size is the most effective improvement
that we can make to our students daily learning environment.
I'm here to support all the teachers
who have helped me reach all my dreams and do everything that I've ever wanted.
[ Billionaires can't teach our kids! ]
[ Billionaires can't teach our kids! ]
- We end this march at the Broad Museum. Eli Broad,
the Waltons of Wal-Mart, and Austin Beutner are anti-union, anti-worker.
- We've been bargaining and negotiating for over two years
and we're telling Austin Beutner and the school board
this is their last opportunity to come clean and give us what our students deserve.
- Let me tell you why it's the Beutner chicken
because he's too chicken to talk to parents.
He's too chicken to talk to the public about his plan.
- Just like in West Virginia,
just like in Oklahoma,
just like in Arizona,
just like last week in Chicago,
when we stand together and act together
we do what is impossible to do alone.
[ Together we fight! ] [ Together we win! ]
- We don't really want to go on strike. We want to be able to
be in the classroom with our students helping them grow, helping them achieve
but this is what we've been forced to do.
So we're out here to demand the respect that we deserve as teachers in the classroom.
- We have the fifth largest economy in California.
I think LAUSD can do better.
- If we are forced to take dramatic action
it will be to defend our schools.
Sisters and brothers, the time draws closer that we may need to
strike in January!
- If the teachers decide to strike, I'm going to strike with them
to have more nurses, more counselors, more librarians in our schools.
- I walked the line in '89, our last strike,
and I'll do it in 2019 if I need to.
[ Austin Beautner, you can't hide! ]
[ We can see your greedy side! ]
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'Doomsday' no deal Brexit plans include public warnings about stockpiling food - News Today - Duration: 5:07.
Theresa May has pressed the button on a dramatic escalation of emergency no deal Brexit preparations as the clock ticks down towards leaving the EU in 100 days time
Downing Street announced that ministers were "ramping up" doomsday scenario planning and that businesses and citizens should immediately prepare for leaving without a deal
Cabinet ministers agreed that contingency plans including putting 3,500 troops on standby and reserving ferry space for critical medical supplies should now be enacted
But Number 10 denied that the Government might have to bring in last minute legislation to permit a national state of emergency after March 29th if the UK crashes out on hostile terms
The public will start receiving alarming warnings through TV adverts and social media after Christmas about issues including stockpiling food and medicine, travel arrangements and security after Christmas
They will include updates on applying early for a passport, warnings about phone roaming charges and losing the right to take action over dangerous products
Why 100,000 families with a "less disabled" child will receive less money though Universal Credit Northern Ireland could be forced to take drastic measures to stop the lights going out as a worst-case scenario no deal Brexit could scupper the all-island electricity market
Ministers fear civil unrest while the Bank of England governor Mark Carney has warned the pound would crash, inflation will soar and interest rates would rise if the UK crashes out
Businesses will also be advised to kick off their own worst case scenario planning which in some cases could involve moving operations and jobs out of the UK
HMRC is this week sending 80,000 emails to businesses and traders who will be particularly affected by leaving without a deal, on customs, excise and regulatory changes
But . "They agreed that delivering the deal remains the Government's top priority and best mitigation against no deal," the PM's spokesman said
"This is sensible Government making sure the public are prepared for all scenarios
" Government insiders have suggested that the announcement could help focus the minds of MPs on the drastic scenarios that could unfold in the UK leaves without a deal
They also hope it would finally convince the EU that they were serious about the prospect of no deal, in a bid to force more concessions over the unpopular Irish backstop
But Mrs May's spokesman said that full implementation of the 106 no deal "technical notices" was about "good, sensible planning" and that "other considerations don't come into it"
Whitehall departments have been ordered to focus on no deal planning - kicking other crucial government business into the long grass - while civil servants will be working through Christmas to deliver on the plans
During a lengthy cabinet meeting, Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd warned ministers that while preparing for a no deal was a sensible precaution "just because you put a set belt on doesn't mean you should crash the car"
And she told them to think of the risk of job losses in their constituencies under no deal
But there was a row brewing over the prospect of a "managed" no deal which is the preferred option of up to 11 cabinet Brexiteers including Penny Mordaunt and Andrea Leadsom, but fiercely opposed by the Remainers
Under the proposal, the UK would pay some of the £39bn EU divorce bill in return for a transition period
Brussels sources have dismissed the idea as unworkable. Justice Secretary David Gauke, who has said he would rather resign than back no deal, told colleagues that "a managed no deal is not a viable option"
One cabinet source said he added: "It's not on offer from the EU and the responsibility of cabinet ministers is not to propagate unicorns but to slay them
" Several ministers also pushed for MPs to be given a vote on all the Brexit options available, but the idea was firmly rejected by Mrs May
Ms Mordaunt said the proposal was equivalent to gerrymandering the result. Later,
He said he would resign the whip and vote against the government in "any way necessary" to stop the UK crashing out of the EU
The Treasury will release another £2bn for no deal planning, allocated to individual departments, bringing the total funding to £4bn
Emergency legislation including bills on trade, immigration and fisheries will have to be rushed through the Commons in just a few weeks in the event of no deal
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