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hey whats up man hows it going?

uh I just wanted to say, that I wouldn't wear that in public

why?

it doesn't really fit you

whats up guys?

come here

do you guys like my rolex?

uh but no, I just wanted to say I wouldn't wear that in public

why not?

it just like doesn't go well....

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yo whats up guys?

whats up

how you guys doing?

good, you?

um pretty good, hey I just wanted to say i wouldn't wear that's in public.

why not?

it just doesn't go well with you

what your wearing right now it doesn't fit you that well

what? nahh I aint trippin

oh no im just saying it doesn't fit you that well

like your shoes and your pants

were filming a prank right there you see the camera?

underneath the plant

im messngguys

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I thought you was some weird dude

For more infomation >> I wouldnt wear that in public PRANK - Duration: 1:22.

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The Internet: Public of Private? | #PublicInterestTech - Duration: 3:12.

We have this unquestioning faith

that the market will always provide.

It turns out,

we've gotten ourselves to a point

where we are leaving behind

tens of millions of Americans,

and actually our entire country is suffering

from a digital divide between us

and countries in Asia and in Northern Europe.

It's a tragedy.

Okay.

Public interest technology—take one.

I've been very interested in the public-private line

throughout my career.

I had a grad student say to me the other day,

"Well, couldn't the private sector do whatever

government does and just do it better?"

And my fear is that we've lost the idea

that government actually helps people have better lives.

And particularly when it comes to Internet access,

the entire idea of having some regulatory

role for government

seems to have disappeared from the scene.

In order to fix this, we need to make sure that there

are people serving in government

who understand that, left to its own devices,

the private market is never going to provide us

with this indispensable thing for our lives,

which is persistent, cheap, ubiquitous

fiber optic Internet access everywhere we are.

We can't afford to have the country in this position where

these five giant players have essentially divided up

the high-speed Internet access market among themselves,

leaving people with very few choices and extremely

expensive and extremely second-class service.

Their incentives aren't aligned with public incentives.

We faced the same battle with both electricity and highways.

It took Franklin Delano Roosevelt

and tremendous national leadership

to ensure that electricity reached everyone

in the country.

It took Eisenhower,

in 1952, to ensure that highways

reached across the country.

This doesn't happen absent government involvement.

We've known this for the railroad, electricity,

water, telephone, and highways.

These same principles apply to high-speed Internet access.

Other countries get this.

There's a hundred percent fiber availability

at very low prices

in Japan, South Korea, Sweden, Norway.

We don't have that here and it's because

we've had no industrial policy of ensuring an upgrade

to fiber and making it available at a reasonable cost.

We need people at the table

who both understand deeply the role of government

and what the regulatory ideal is,

and also understand technology—

and can't be bamboozled

by the blandishments of AT&T

and Verizon and Comcast and Spectrum,

who keep saying,

"Don't worry, just trust us. We'll fix this for you."

For more infomation >> The Internet: Public of Private? | #PublicInterestTech - Duration: 3:12.

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Public Works Crews Clearing Roads As Snow Falls - Duration: 2:52.

For more infomation >> Public Works Crews Clearing Roads As Snow Falls - Duration: 2:52.

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Ei sunt primii şase finalişti Eurovision 2019! Mirela Vaida, salvată de public! - Duration: 4:23.

For more infomation >> Ei sunt primii şase finalişti Eurovision 2019! Mirela Vaida, salvată de public! - Duration: 4:23.

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St. Peter's hears from the public at "Coffee & Conversation" event in Helena - Duration: 0:56.

st. Peter's health offered the public

coffee and conversation this morning

they're looking for feedback from the

Hellenic community members of st.

Peter's patient centred services team

met with customers at 1889 coffee house

it was a way to get people's opinions

and suggestions for the hospital in a

casual setting the conversation was

modeled after coffee with a cop events

leaders say they're planning a series of

programs to get more community input we

do things within the hospital that

capture the patient's voice but we

wanted to hear more about community's

voice encouraging individuals to speak

out about any type of concern or any

type of positive negative whatever the

the feedback is that we can listen and

change and grow from it st. Peter's will

hold a public forum on Wednesday at the

hospital's Education Center they'll take

questions and discuss issues like

billing improvements and facility

updates

For more infomation >> St. Peter's hears from the public at "Coffee & Conversation" event in Helena - Duration: 0:56.

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Spike in heroin overdoses in Northampton, public warned - Duration: 1:48.

For more infomation >> Spike in heroin overdoses in Northampton, public warned - Duration: 1:48.

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Public Office Seminars - Duration: 0:26.

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Free Enterprise Fund and Beckstead and Watts, LLP v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, ... - Duration: 21:11.

For more infomation >> Free Enterprise Fund and Beckstead and Watts, LLP v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, ... - Duration: 21:11.

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Peoria Public Works fights to stay within budget - Duration: 0:51.

For more infomation >> Peoria Public Works fights to stay within budget - Duration: 0:51.

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Ex-public schoolboys including Prince William 'adopt mockney accents to appear less posh' - Duration: 4:03.

Former private school pupils speak in a 'mockney accent' in adulthood in an effort not to seem posh, the former head of Harrow has said

Many people who went to elite fee-paying schools do not want to seem upper-class because 'being posh these days is not a good thing', according to Barnaby Lenon

He believes public figures such as Tony Blair, George Osborne and even Prince William have been known to adopt slang accents rather than those of their private school background

Mr Lenon said: 'Being posh these days is not a good thing.There has long been a tendency for schoolchildren at private schools to adopt their own language and certainly with an emphasis on mockney

'It continues into adult life.George Osborne and Tony Blair are both prone to lapse into estuary English so they resemble the Kray brothers rather more than the private school background they come from

'Remember the Old Etonian Prince William saying "I need to check this with the missus"

Mr Lennon, who is the new dean of the University of Buckingham School of Education, also believes politicians from elite schools such as Eton and Harrow will try to conceal being upper-class to appear to be a 'man of the people'

He said: 'Former pupils from elite private schools went out of their way to hide their education

'It is very important when you are with non-Etonians to try to conceal that you are an Etonian

'If you are in politics, for instance, you want to appear to be a man of the people

' Mr Lenon made the comments following research into prep school language - which has its origins in cockney rhyming slang

The slang accent was due to what he described as 'levelling' of language when children from different backgrounds were brought together after the Second World War, research by Graeme Davis, a professorial research fellow in humanities at the University of Buckingham reveals

Mr Davis said: 'We might expect children at English preparatory schools in the post-war years to have an upper-class language register

They don't.'Instead we see a levelled form of language which includes all social classes including London cockney, the slang of soldiers in two world wars and the jargon of criminals

' The so-called 'estuary English', created when people moved out from the east end of London and took their accents with them, is still a feature of some speech today, said Mr Lenon

For more infomation >> Ex-public schoolboys including Prince William 'adopt mockney accents to appear less posh' - Duration: 4:03.

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Serve Your City – Toronto Public Library - Duration: 0:46.

For more infomation >> Serve Your City – Toronto Public Library - Duration: 0:46.

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Public safety explorer program for students - Duration: 0:43.

For more infomation >> Public safety explorer program for students - Duration: 0:43.

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Public to attend Veteran's burial - Duration: 2:13.

For more infomation >> Public to attend Veteran's burial - Duration: 2:13.

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Furious mother slams lifeguard after being asked to leave a public pool while breastfeeding - Duration: 3:54.

Afurious mother has slammed a lifeguard after being asked to leave a public pool while breastfeeding her 10-month-old baby

The woman, who has chosen to remain anonymous, was nursing her child at the edge of the pool while supervising her three-year-old son, who was swimming in front of her

'The lifeguard, a young female, asked me to leave because they don't want milk getting in the pool and because my 10-month-old son might vomit in the pool,' she told Yahoo 7 News

The mother was also told that food and drinks were not allowed in the pool and that getting milk in the water would be a hygiene risk

The mother explained that it was the centre's policy for her to supervise her three-year-old boy while he was swimming the water

Her solution was to nurse her baby by the edge of the pool while supervising her son at the Lakeside Leisure Centre in Raymond Terrace, two hours north of Sydney

'I asked to see the pool's policy on this and she informed me there is no policy about breastfeeding but that they don't allow food and drink in the pool and if my kid vomits in the pool then everyone has to get out,' she said

'I told her that I can't stop the milk coming out when I have a let down, and that asking me to leave the pool because I'm breastfeeding is illegal

' The woman added that it was the second time she was asked to leave the centre while breastfeeding

She said the lifeguard's reasons were 'pathetic' and showed 'ignorance' on the matter

She complained about the matter on a Newcastle Mums Facebook group, but received mixed reactions

'There is a time and place for everything and feeding in the pool is not okay,' wrote one man

'As much as I support breast feeding In public, we don't eat food while we are in the pool,' added another

'Leaving aside the issue of breastfeeding in the pool, how can she possibly supervise her 3 year old, especially if the child got into difficulty, while having a baby attached to her breast?' pointed out a third

Other parents sided with the mother, saying breastfeeding was far less of a concern than children peeing in the pool or diving in the shallow end

'I breastfeed in public pools all the time,' wrote one woman.Lake Leisure Centre management confirmed they were investigating the complaint

For more infomation >> Furious mother slams lifeguard after being asked to leave a public pool while breastfeeding - Duration: 3:54.

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Tower Street Public Space closed until April - Duration: 1:04.

For more infomation >> Tower Street Public Space closed until April - Duration: 1:04.

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Ex-public schoolboys including Prince William 'adopt mockney accents to appear less posh' - Duration: 3:55.