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The sadness that caused by the recent events...

Gave Hocaefendi very hard times.

I heard that sons have talked to him this morning.

His tension got high this morning again.

He had some little illnesses.

Probably because of stress.

May Allah give the ones who sadden him the sense of mercy.

We don't say anything bad, May Allah give them the sense of mercy

What can we say...

If we say anything bad,

There will be no effect to them but just our sins will increase.

If we say good things and they become better somehow, at least our sins may decrease.

We wish our prayers to help them to open their eyes.

And we cannot say anything more.

We don't acknowledge hate and anger which are the compounds of unbelief and rebellion!

We removed them from our dictionaries!

We don't want to look at it and see it!

We hate hatred and...

...we condemn hostility!

We say nothing but love and loving!

And in such atmosphere and happiness,

...WE WANT TO BUILD A NEW WORLD!

This world will not be built with firing guns and exploding bombs!

We will build this world with raising our humility!

With focusing on development of our manners!

With giving ourselves the opportunity of exploring deeply about our inner spirituality and to conquer our hearts!

We entered this way of cause by saying "Love"!

We couldn't have entered there with any other way, indeed!

Because Our Beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)entered this way of cause by saying "Love"!

Speaking of visiting Hocaefendi,

I went to USA. My son who lives there took me from the airport.

It was Ramadan time. We went to my son's house, it was afternoon.

We were going to have iftar there. But only think I could think was to go and see Hocaefendi.

We had our dinner and went to Hocaefendi's place.

Entered the place that Hocaefendi is staying.

Isha time.

Hocaefendi was walking along the corridor to get to the saloon for isha prayer.

Right at the moment that he stepped out from his place, I stepped in from the outside gate.

He stopped for a moment like this,

And said: " Waah, Sir Sibgat..." I ran to him directly.

He had never hugged me like that.

How he hugged me... strong with his two hands.

I had to seize the opportunity, I also hugged him strong.

We consoled our longing that way.

For 40 or 50 years, I have been visiting him but, it's the first time he hugged me such.

But this time, it'd been 4 years since we've last seen each other.

During that time, we talked on camera several times but,

But we did not meet for real during that time.

We couldn't go to each other for 4 years.

Thanks to My God.

He hugged me tight. I thought "Okay, My Ustad embraced me like this, now nothing happens to me anymore inshaallah."

This time, it was like that, when we first saw each other.

And once, while leaving...

He cried. When I was leaving there that time.

He went out of the place he lives.

Went further then the parking lot.

By walk,

To do a farewell to me.

Every time I was leaving there, he definitely would accompany me there outside.

This time, at his place, I just kissed his hands and asked for excuse to leave.

Because I was going to leave the next day.

I told that I will visit the children and the grandchildren there. He said "Okay. You may leave after visiting them."

The first meeting was very close, but this time he had his farewell just inside the building.

Didn't go out this time.

Just in the building, he said farewell, take care.

Then I kissed his hand.

Of course he doesn't give his hand. I have never seen him giving his hand.

Once, I begged, cried, he said "Don't play with me, I won't give my hand."

Allah,

May Allah give him health and long life.

Once I said this he said, "Only if it is good for me if not, may He not give."

I had said to his face:

"We always pray for you, for Him to give you long, long life and health.

But he said, "Only if it is good for me."

If not, may He not give.

Inshallah I wish he has a long life and health.

May He give him comfort and peace.

When this events arised,

The people who talked against Hocaefendi made me cry.

I actually cried for them.

How can such a thing happen?

We didn't expect anything like this

Beleive me, still, I feel sad for them..

I don't feel sad for Hocaefendi.

Hocaefendi had already said 50-60 ago, "I am the traveler of this path,...

...I am ready to face everything."

Whatever they say, they don't affect Hocaefendi even a bit.

Of course it makes him sad somehow but not for himself.

For example, there are times that he had been wanted all over the country, and the times that he spent time in jail.

I assure you, even in those times, he didn't feel this much sorrow for himself.

When he was in custody,

I had brought a coat for him, he didn't accept.

He said that "I can get along with my coat."

That time he didn't feel sad.

But now, if he is sad, it is for the people around him.

Thinking that "What if people around me will get hurt?"

I don't mean the people from his family.

The ones who are so connected to him with love and loyalty,...

...And who has sacrificed everything they have in the way that Hocaefendi showed them, for the sake of Allah.

I am sure about that he is not sad for himself and not sad for his family as well.

Because - thank God and all praise be to God - up until now,...

...Thousands times thanks and praises be to my God that...

...Any of our children,...

...Anyone among Hocaefendi's siblings,...

...And any close relative of us never ever had an act which might have caused Hocaefendi's face to get blushed and him to be ashamed.

Thousand thanks to my Allah-

We even haven't been to a police station for giving statement.

Speaking of Politics, we haven't even tend to have the governorship of a district, nor a building manager-ship.

We didn't think of those

Because those things have responsibilities. We might not be able to handle it.

We even didn't tend to a nominating for a village chief candidacy.

Because they will say that we are politicians, etc.

Among the politicians from the time of old government, and current government

I took offers for some positions for Erzurum.

They offered me the position of municipal board. If I had asked maybe they would have let me be a congressman, either.

We will give your name for the candidate of Position of municipal board.

They said that "Be a candidate for that place. In that place you will win the election.

I swear to God, I rejected them.

I said to them "No, we can't have such a thing. Our Ustad said, "I seek refuge God from the politics."

Told them that we can't involve the politics.

I rejected.

It doesn't matter what people say nowadays.

If I do such a thing without Hocaefendi's knowledge, Hocaefendi would reject me in the first place.

Why?

Before, one of our close relatives,

Himself requested to be the candidate to be a congressman of a party and they were going to let him run for it.

Hocaefendi called me,

Look, Sir Sibgat, No one of us should involve the politics.

Of course The recent issues make us so sad.

One may think a lot kind of things to say.

I know so many bad words, sayings from our hometown, Erzurum.

But I heard that

Our Hocaefendi told wherever he went, "Do not respond to them with the same way they do to you."

Since it is so, what we do is to keep silence, we don't respond that way.

Whatever they say, they say anyway.

Actually a lot of investigations have been conducted on us.

A lot of things got checked. We were asked, if we have car, house...

In our family,

Two brothers have their own house.

This house has 3 years of land title.

Children had gotten credit from the bank to buy this house. And the old house was bought by the government for 17K $ as required confiscation.

So, actually I don't want to stay in a house like this.

Because this is contrary to Hocaefendi's principles.

But I was obliged to do this because of my this child.

I can't stay in an apartment because this child disturbs the neighbors.

That's why, sons said that there is this house, we can\t find any convenient one.

So, only my brother and I have our own house. Other siblings don't have their own houses.

And other than these two houses, official or non official, we don't have any other property.

There were farm lands inherited from our father, but we donated them to the foundation.

Foundation had its ownership.

Our ancestors had been serving to our country for centuries.

Had stood by our country.

We too are standing by our country.

It doesn't matter if we stand by the government or not.

Government is the one which left us.

We still wish their favour.

I still get sad too much for them because of what words they say.

I wish they hadn't told this kind of unfortunate words.

As our Hocaefendi advises us,

Be patient.

One day,

The sun will come up and wipe out all the darkness

This is all we hope for.

Vesselam. May Allah be pleased with you.

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How I plan?? How much money do I use?? - Duration: 7:44.

Welcome back, it's Sara and today we're going to be talking about planning and

money so basically they are actually very relevant to my life right now since

I'm in high school and I'm still figuring out how to balance everything

so I really have to focus on how I plan things and how I budget as well so

basically today I'm going to be covering three main things and that is my

physical calendar my digital calendar and then how I budget so all of

those I'm going to show you guys and explain a bit and so show the thing in

and show the thing in detail so let's get started with a physical

planner first okay so this is my physical planner it's this nice pink one

pink ain't my favorite color but it's still cute so basically this says every day

matters which is really true and it's also a 2019 planner so basically I got

this for Christmas um December 2018 I have used this like

just the kind of like a backbone or a guideline you for my life so it just

has like the important things that I have to remember and then

that way I will add like all the detailed stuff into my digital calendar so

basically I try and keep my physical planner really simple so it's not like

stressing me out and just has things I really have to remember and that are

like holidays or like videos or anything like that and now I'm going to show you

guys what is in it so let's carry on. Let's get into detail about the physical calendar.

so basically there's just like a yearly overview and like holidays and things

yeah and there's like 2020 as well so you can see that cuz currently there's

no other place to see it so basically here's January and that's like

everything I did in January and basically to show you that like overview

there's like squares for each month I love it except that Saturday is the last

day in the week and Sunday is the first for me it's like Monday is

the start of the week so I would prefer if Sunday was there but I have slowly

gotten used to it and then there's like my notes of things I have to get done

and then there's also a money section which I will get into later

so basically currently I'm going to show you my February I just have things like

filming and uploading, my church services, when I don't have school, when a

new term starts and any holidays that I have coming up so yeah that's basically

just my physical calendar it's really useful and it just keeps me updated with

the important things that I have coming up or anything I really have to remember. So the next thing is my phone.

Basically on here I have this app called time tree and I and there is also an online version on a laptop so you

can use it if you want on laptop and you prefer it that way but I prefer to use

my phone cuz I always have this with me so I can always add things okay and

then we have my digital calendar so basically as I said earlier you can use

it on a computer but I use it on my phone and that is why I'm showing to you guys

this on my phone so basically I have my app time free here and when I open it I

hope yeah it opened on my private which is good because I don't want to show my

friends so basically here you can add all kinds of things for example if we

take here I can add an event like school for example and then I can pick like all

day I can pick color so if you want to color code things that's great and you

can also set like reminders and then there's also like advanced things so I

keep an event without a date don't repeat you can add location websites and

notes as well so basically if I put it here it just shows up on the calendar

and you can repeat things as well which is really useful and then basically you

can just have like a good overview and it adds holidays as well and then you

can have like keep so events that don't have a date then you can have a feed of

what you've added and also suggested photos to events if you want to connect

something like that and then you can also invite people which is great so you

can have like collab ones so there's basically like mine then there's like a

school one then there's like Our mess of a life which is me and my friends'

calendar and then there's crocodile and twertle so Milka from previous videos

and they're both with my best friends so that's great and then you can also have

a public calendar I don't really see the point of that but oh well so yeah and

then there's also like settings so you can pick like your color event label

management so you can like color code it automatically so yeah and then there's

like user settings so you can set your notifications and then if you've

been using already like Google ones or something then you can just like join

them here and you can also add them in a different color and then you can delete

the calendar as well so this is one of my favorite apps and I highly recommend

it so check it out it's very easy to use and it because it's on your phone and

almost all of us have a phone if you don't good for you but if you do and you

carry with you all the time this is one of the best I highly recommend

especially on the go when you can't carry a physical planner with you I use it

a lot for like detailed things since I am the most forgetful person ever like I

have no short-term memory I will remember something that happened 10

years ago but I won't and that detail then that was like

random homework or something but I can't remember what happened like 10 minutes

ago so yeah next is money so money is a big thing I will automatically

automatically say I got a hundred years per month from my parents that's very

generous of them but I do use it to buy a lot of my clothes a lot of my beauty

products and stuff so and I also save money from that so I'm gonna explain to

you guys a bit more like how much exactly but I do save around half and

then I also do odd jobs so I work at our future house basically for my parents

and they pay me a little salary just like clean and stuff and then I also

babysit for family friends which is great and I really enjoy since I love

kids so it's like perfect for me there's two things I used to track my money it's

just this little section here that I write down everything I've spent on so

there's the ten years to the church savings is not counted here I don't like

that and then I also like I spend like three point five euros on like school

supplies three years on a bus four euros on the

editor that I used for my videos three years on some juice and then on my phone

I will put any like odd drops that I've done and how much money I've earned and

I also keep like a small tab of like what is my current bank account balance

since I don't check that all the time so that's what I use my phone for I

apologize for the dirty screen but yeah that's just like money and there's

really not much to it but I do highly recommend to save and just focus what do

you really need on money like and just really focus on what you need money for

and what you really don't and what you can find for free and that is the end of

the video I hope you enjoyed I hope it inspired you or gave you a look on how you

could possibly try and plan planning is so individual so I highly recommend

trying different things and see what suits you because what suits one person

does not suit another person because our lives are so different but yeah leave a

like subscribe and comment down below what you would like to see thank you for

watching and bye

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Extreme Geared Down LEGO WEIGHT LIFTER | How much can it lift? - Duration: 2:31.

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Straight Talk: How Much Leverage Do the In-Laws Have? - Duration: 3:58.

- This man's mother told her soon to be

daughter-in-law that she should dye her

naturally red hair for the wedding

so that they don't have the same color hair.

- I'm all set.

- How much leeway should you give your in-law?

- Not that much, sorry.

- You don't wanna be their puppet for sure.

- I have a whole different take on this.

I agree that the mother-in-law should not be doing that

but here's the issue I have.

Why is she then posting this on social media?

Because she then immediately puts

her husband to be in a no win situation.

- Bad.

- Well there is a win.

- No listen, because he is then

he is forced to choose to either tell his mom

you can't do that or tell his wife to be-

- Wait a minute, hold on. - But let's preach about that.

- She should have a conversation with him first.

- I think it's actually an easy conversation.

- This is easy. Break it down. - Go ahead.

- The bible says this is - I give it to him.

why a man will leave his Leave and cleave.

father and mother and cleave to his wife. - That's right.

- So the decision is, my wife (audience cheering)

to be, my wife to-be. It's her decision if she gon' color

her hair or not. And mom, I love you.

But this is not your marriage,

and we gotta create boundaries. - And that's his

conversation to have with the - Because

mother. - That's right. That's right.

- I mean it puts him on the carpet, but that's exactly

right. I'm glad you backed it up with the bible.

But from, I'm not gonna argue. (all laugh)

- You had to tell him. - You have a point.

- I'm at a place in my life where my kids are marriage age.

So I have to make the decision what kind of in-law am I

gonna be. I raise my children as best I could,

to know their own truth and find their stuff.

My kids have respect for it. If they're in love,

they obviously are in love with somebody that's worth while.

It's not my choice who they date, if he does her wrong,

I'mma kill em. (all laughs)

- Ok cool. - I need to hear that. - That is great.

- Okay I wanna hear what the ladies say on this because

the wedding day is theirs.

- Right. Right. - Yes.

- So ladies where are you at on this?

- So here's the thing, when I first heard this story

I thought that was out of line for the mom to say that.

That told me several things about the relationship.

That obviously the husband - Yes.

doesn't have enough boundaries set because the

mother should never even said it in the first place.

- Ask how can, since you know your mom better than anyone,

how should I approach her. Because it's my day.

- You have that conversation - It's a slippery slope.

with her, and you don't say it the right way?

First of all, she's not gonna receive it from you anyway.

She's jealous. She's jealous - That's right.

cause she don't like your hair and she think you cute.

And I'm the momma and I'm the. That's all she's doing.

That's all she's doing. - Her son is marrying someone

on straight talk so she gon' get it straight. Hello.

(audience laughs) - But you need your man to be able to

step up to his mother in a respectful way

and say this is my wife and - Exactly. Respectfully.

that made her feel uncomfortable and we can't do this.

This doesn't work for us. - Right, right, right.

- Long before it gets posted. - Yes.

- Look, marriage the thing that's made this one successful

for me. This is number 3. (all laughs) - Third times a charm

- Yeah, I'm good at this now. I've done done a lotta wrong

stuff. What has made this marriage successful from day one,

is we made a commitment to form a two-handed circle.

No one is in that circle but me and Margie. - All right.

- The kids ain't in it. The two handed circle in a

marriage is the best approach. When the in-laws are in it,

it's gon get messed up. This woman had no right to go

to this young lady and tell her dye her hair on

her wedding day. Are you crazy? - Yes. - Yeah.

- Now but Steve, I'm not gonna - You know,

defend her. Right? I'm not gonna defend her.

But I think underneath it, it is hard when you're

a parent trying to let go of your child.

- Yeah. - Sure. - And that's what's happening.

- That's all that. - Hey folks this has been a great one.

This was a really good time. Thank you all for being here.

Keep it down everybody we'll be right back.

(upbeat music)

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How Dirty Are You? Funny Test Answers That Reveal Your Personality! - Duration: 5:27.

How Dirty Are You? Funny Test Answers That Reveal Your Personality!

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2 more storm systems headed for southern Wisconsin. See when theyll hit and how much snow may fall - Duration: 6:41.

2 more storm systems headed for southern Wisconsin. See when theyll hit and how much snow may fall

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Cloudy with periods of snow after midnight. Low 18F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 80 percent . About one inch of snow expected..

Cloudy with periods of snow after midnight. Low 18F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 80 percent . About one inch of snow expected.

Updated: February 16, 2019 @ 4:27 pm

Southern Wisconsins recent brutal stretch of weather will continue over the next several days with snowstorms hitting the area Sunday and Tuesday night into Wednesday, according to forecasters.

The National Weather Service said light snow will spread into southern Wisconsin on Sunday starting in the southwest about 2 a.m., the Madison area about 4 a.m., and to the east about 6 a.m.

Light snow will continue into Sunday evening, with 2 to 4 inches expected, and a few locations seeing 5 inches.

The storm Tuesday night into Wednesday also will feature accumulating snow, but no possible totals were provided by the Weather Service.

The first storm system is coming from the northwestern U.S., and the other will swing up from the Gulf of Mexico, Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist, said in a news release.

The first storm will be somewhat starved of moisture and may have gaps in the precipitation across areas from the Midwest to the Northeast as a result, Sosnowski said.

Tapping moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, the second storm will bring areas of heavy snow, ice and rain, as it rolls northeastward from the Gulf coast on Tuesday, and it will track along or just west of the Appalachians on Wednesday and then exit the Northeast on Thursday.

A swath of snow is likely to extend from parts of northwestern Texas to northern Illinois, Wisconsin, northern Michigan, northern New York state and northern New England, Sosnowski said, adding that areas to the south and east could see significant ice and rain.

In Madison on Saturday, look for mostly sunny skies, a high near 24 and north winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour turning out of the east in the afternoon and producing wind chill values of zero to 10, the Weather Service said.

The overnight low should be around 18, with snow showers mainly after 4 a.m. and accumulation of less than an inch.

Sundays forecast features snow showers before noon, then snow after noon, with 1 to 2 inches of snow possible, a high near 26 and east winds at 10 to 15 mph.

Snow is likely to continue overnight Sunday into Monday, mainly before midnight, with less than an inch possible as the low falls to around 14.

The Weather Service said theres a 60 percent chance for snow early Wednesday, a 70 percent chance on Wednesday, and a 40 percent chance Wednesday night, before quiet weather returns.

Skies over Madison should be mostly cloudy Monday, partly sunny Tuesday, cloud Wednesday, partly sunny Thursday, and mostly sunny Friday, with highs near 23, 25, 28, 29 and 32, and lows Monday night through Thursday night around 6, 15, 18 and 14.

27 Storm Track meteorologist Guy Brown forecasts light snow developing overnight and continuing Sunday, with accumulation of 1 to 3 inches, highest to the south and west of Madison; a few flurries Monday; light snow developing Tuesday night and continuing into Wednesday; and then quiet weather the rest fo the week.

Brown said skies over Madison should be partly sunny Saturday, cloudy Sunday, mostly cloudy Monday, partly sunny Tuesday, cloudy Wednesday, partly sunny Thursday and Friday, and cloudy next Saturday, with highs near 26, 28, 23, 24, 31, 35, 35 and 37, and overnight lows around 18, 14, 8, 14, 17, 16, 20 and 20.

Daily weather updates each morning, plus real time alerts.

Fridays high in Madison was 19 at 12:15 a.m., 12 degrees below the normal high and 44 degrees below the record high of 63 for Feb. 15, set in 1921.

Fridays low in Madison was 2 at 8:05 a.m., 13 degrees below the normal low and 16 degrees above the record low of 14 below for Feb. 15, set in 1920.

Officially, a trace of precipitation was recorded at the Dane County Regional Airport on Friday, putting Madisons February total at 1.45 inches, 0.75 inches above normal. The meteorological winter December through February precipitation total rain plus snow converted to liquid stayed at 6.11 inches, 2.44 inches above normal. The 2019 precipitation total stayed at 4.01 inches, 2.08 inches above normal.

Madisons record precipitation for Feb. 15 is 0.48 inches in 1992.

Officially, a trace of snow was recorded at the Dane County Regional Airport on Friday, keeping Madisons February total at 12 inches, 6.1 inches below normal. For meteorological winter, Madison has received 37.6 inches, 5.3 inches above normal. For the snow season since July 1 , Madison has received 41 inches, 4.6 inches below normal.

Madisons record snowfall for Feb. 15 is 4.9 inches in 1992.

Madisons official snow depth is 4 inches.

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You'll never guess how much Katy Perry's engagement ring cost - Duration: 2:22.

 Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are set the get hitched, with the couple sharing their engagement news on social media

 Fans have been quick to point out just how similar Perry's engagement ring is to Bloom's ex, supermodel Miranda Kerr

E! News on Twitter  "Katy's unbelievable engagement ring from Orlando Bloom would retail in the range of $5 million," Andrew Brown, President, WP Diamonds told E! News

 "What looks to be a 4-carat fancy vivid pink oval shaped diamond arranged with eight white diamonds around it to assemble a flower 'in bloom' - this ring is truly one-of-a-kind and wildly valuable

"  US Magazine reports, Kerr's ring is worth an estimated US$65,000.  The lovebirds both took to Instagram to share the happy news

full bloom  "full bloom," the singer captioned her selfie with Bloom.It was back in January 2016 when Katy and Orlando were spotted being all flirty at a Golden Globes after party

According to Us Weekly, they danced the night away. "Katy literally dropped to the floor and was waving her booty around, beckoning Orlando," the source revealed

 Since then it has been an on again, off again relationship - and if this latest gossip bomb is true then it could be heading towards their very own fairytale wedding

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AAF Salary: How Much Money Do Players & Coaches Make? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:46.

AAF Salary: How Much Money Do Players & Coaches Make? | Heavy.com

AAF players are all on three-year, $250,000 non-guaranteed contracts, and their first year's salary starts at $70,000, per CBS Sports.

Where the real money appears to be in the Alliance of American Football is with the coaches.

The AAF has invested heavily in former NFL and college football coaches in an attempt to jumpstart the league.

While the AAF coaches' salaries have not been officially disclosed, the Sporting News reported the league was planning on paying coaches a $500,000 salary.

This could be a big reason the league was able to lure coaches like Steve Spurrier out of retirement.

AAF players will make $80,000 in the second season and $100,000 in the third year.

Players also have financial incentives to make more money based on performance both and off the field.

"So we've designed a system that we think is reflective of the modern era where players literally make limitless amounts of money if they engage with our platform in the right way with their fans," AAF co-founder Charlie Ebersol told CBS Sports.

"One of the things that I think the mistake has been is that as professional sports have gotten bigger and bigger, the players have seen their salaries grow to a degree and then stagnate while the valuations of franchises have exploded.

So what we looked to do is create a dynamic system in which the player is rewarded.".

AAF Player Contracts Include Performance Incentives & Health Insurance.

Not only do the AAF contracts include incentives for players to make more than their base salary, there is an education and healthcare component as well.

Players that play a full season will receive health insurance, per Football Scoop.

  The AAF also plans to offer a health insurance and education stipends to players who complete a full season in the league.

AAF Players Can Leave for the NFL at Any Time.

The goal of the AAF is not to compete with the NFL, but develop players, coaches and front office executives that can eventually move up to the league.

With that in mind, AAF players can leave for the NFL at any time regardless of their contract.

The AAF season ends in time for players to join an NFL team for training camp if they are picked up.

Ebersol consistently cites Kurt Warner as the model for the new league.

Warner dominated the Arena Football League and earned himself an NFL opportunity.

"There are 28,000 Division I football players.

Only 1,700 have NFL jobs," Ebersol told ESPN.

"We're looking for those Kurt Warners working in grocery stores, and we think we will find them.".

AAF Players Can Make Money Off of Fantasy Football.

Ebersol noted that players will be allowed to make money off of things like fantasy football.

This sounds like it is more of a future goal given the AAF app does not currently offer fantasy football, but the idea is to give players a bonus based on people adding them to their fantasy football team.

"We have built a digital platform that is the most robust in professional sports, which allows players to be bonus-ed off of fan interaction," Ebersol noted to CBS Sports.

"So if a fan picks a player on a fantasy platform or in a bet – and you'll be able to have in-game betting on our platform – the players actually make money on top of their regular-season salary, which is as high or just short of the NFL practice-squad salary.

They'll be able to make money every time they get picked on a fantasy team, every time they get picked on a bet, every time a fan likes them on Facebook.".

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Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times - Duration: 3:33.

Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times

A battle is looming over universal health care. Politicians and voters will have to decide whether the trade offs are worth it.

The editorial board represents the opinions of the board, its editor and the publisher. It is separate from the newsroom and the Op Ed section.

Its been nearly 10 years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act — one of the most sweeping health care overhauls in the nations history. The law has brought the number of uninsured people in America to an low, secured protections for people with pre existing conditions and advanced the notion that .

But the system was never perfect, and its fractures and stress points have become too great to ignore. The number of people who are uninsured or underinsured is , after two years of sabotage to the current law by the Trump administration. A Republican led lawsuit that once seemed like is Obamacares protections for pre existing conditions. And high out of pocket costs, absurd hospital billing practices and ever rising prescription drug prices have forced too many people to skip crucial treatments, avoid and life sustaining medications.

America may be a country rich in medical innovation — a place where robots perform surgery — but its also one where tens of thousands of people die every year because they cant afford basic care.

Both parties seem certain to make health care a significant election issue over the next two years. There are no fewer than bills floating through Congress that would address these problems. And Medicare for all — a concept that describes only some of those proposals — has become both a rallying cry and a test of progressive credentials.

Voters, however, appear more ambivalent. Though health care has long topped the electorates list of concerns, , surveys suggest that most Democrats want their party to focus on fixing the Affordable Care Act rather than on starting a long shot bid for a single payer health care system. In a recent poll, some 56 percent of Americans, including nearly a quarter of Republicans, supported the idea of a new federal program; but when trade offs like higher taxes or the loss of private insurance options were factored in, that support evaporated.

As the 2020 race heats up, heres a primer to help citizens sort out where they stand.

The plans currently in play differ in their particulars: Senator Bernie Sanderss Medicare for All Act would scrap private insurance and create a new federal system to cover everyone; a plan from the Center for American Progress, a think tank, would create an optional public program that anyone could buy into; and a plan from Senator Debbie Stabenow would give all Americans the option to buy into Medicare when they turn 50. But these plans would extend coverage to more people and would increase the federal governments role in providing and policing health insurance.

The proposals fall into two broad categories: universal and incremental. On the universal side, Medicare for all would largely eliminate the need for private insurance and for other public programs like Medicaid and the Childrens Health Insurance Program. Its coverage would also be more expansive than current Medicare: It would include eye and dental care as well as prescription drugs, and it would eliminate premiums, deductibles, copays and surprise medical bills.

A single federal payer — as such proposals envision — may well eliminate the waste, inefficiency and corruption that make the current system so expensive and inaccessible; the experience of countries like Canada and Britain that rely heavily on one government payer suggests as much. But such a system would require dramatic changes from the status quo and would be a tough political sell. Whats more, single payer is not the only way to achieve universal coverage.

On the incremental side, several different proposals would allow certain people to buy into existing public plans. Some would enable older Americans who are not yet eligible for Medicare to buy into that program — at age 50 or 55 or 60. One would let people who dont have other insurance coverage buy into Medicaid as long as their state opted into the program .

Because these programs dont rely on a single payer, they would not do as much to clean up the existing system. But they have a better chance of being adopted by Congress, and some could bring the country very close to achieving universal coverage.

A recent Kaiser poll found that the potential loss of private insurance was what turned most people off the concept of Medicare for all. Thats not surprising. About half of all Americans — some 156 million people — get their health insurance through employer based plans, and rely on other forms of private coverage, including the A.C.A. marketplace and Medicare Advantage plans. The of those people say that they like their coverage. And so far, the majority of Americans seem loath to give up what they have, no matter how good the alternative is made to sound.

Thats too bad. The idea of forcing more than half the country off existing programs might sound scary, but the majority of those people are at constant risk of losing their health coverage — for instance, if they lose or leave their jobs, if their employers change plans or if their insurers change their terms in ways that increase out of pocket costs.

Still, the choice between universal health care and private insurance will very likely prove to be a false one. Most of the six plans leave ample room for private options to play a role, and the ones that dont — the true Medicare for all proposals — will almost certainly change as they are negotiated. As , no other country has managed to achieve universal health care without including some form of private insurance.

Proponents of Medicare for all say that total health care spending would remain roughly the same, but that more of that spending would be shouldered by the federal government and less of it would be wasted.

A single payer system would mean fewer administrative costs. Eliminating other government programs would free up billions of dollars for the new plan. And eliminating private insurers would bring billions more dollars worth of profits and employer taxes back into the health care system. Businesses currently enjoy a tax break on the money they spend covering their employees.

But there would also be new taxes. Proponents say that, to the extent those taxes fell on consumers, they would be offset by the elimination of premiums, deductibles and copays. But that may not be enough to assuage voters. In Vermont and Colorado, legislators dropped bids for a state run single payer system when it became clear that people would not support the tax increases needed to sustain such a program.

Taxes are not the only trade off. Increased efficiency and less profiteering should mean that more people would be covered and could afford the care they needed. But a single payer system could also mean the elimination of many thousands of health care jobs and lower pay for providers, both of which could impede access to, and the quality of, care. Those impediments could be small — slightly longer wait times, for example. Or they could be substantial — much longer wait times and far fewer doctors.

There are two basic ways for insurance programs to curb costs. One is to cover fewer things; the other is to negotiate on prices.

Medicare for all would forgo the first option, meaning that it would cover everything. But it would use the massive bargaining power of so many users — the entire United States population — to negotiate far better deals on prescription drugs, hospital stays and more. The different incremental programs would use both levers: Most would not cover vision or dental, for example. But all of them would also direct the secretary of health and human services to negotiate costs with providers.

Most other countries use negotiating power to control health care costs; thats why prescription drugs cost so much less elsewhere than they do in the United States. But those countries accept a trade off, inherent in this approach, that the United States has so far resisted: They forgo access to certain innovations, like pricey new drugs and medical devices whose benefits are found to be minimal.

A plan that results in higher taxes but skimps on cutting edge medicine may seem unfair — and may well be unpopular. But many Americans are already being denied essential services every day. It may make sense to forgo innovations that a growing number of people cant benefit from anyway in exchange for a program that sets fair prices at the outset and doesnt leave people low tech essentials or for donations to cover basic costs.

The fight to once again remake American health care will almost certainly be brutal. Before voters can if they want to have that fight, candidates will need to clarify what they are selling. Only then can the nation have an honest dialogue about the risks, benefits and trade offs ahead.

The Times is committed to publishing to the editor. Wed like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some . And heres our email: .

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Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times - Duration: 3:38.

Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times

A battle is looming over universal health care. Politicians and voters will have to decide whether the trade offs are worth it.

The editorial board represents the opinions of the board, its editor and the publisher. It is separate from the newsroom and the Op Ed section.

Its been nearly 10 years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act — one of the most sweeping health care overhauls in the nations history. The law has brought the number of uninsured people in America to an low, secured protections for people with pre existing conditions and advanced the notion that .

But the system was never perfect, and its fractures and stress points have become too great to ignore. The number of people who are uninsured or underinsured is , after two years of sabotage to the current law by the Trump administration. A Republican led lawsuit that once seemed like is Obamacares protections for pre existing conditions. And high out of pocket costs, absurd hospital billing practices and ever rising prescription drug prices have forced too many people to skip crucial treatments, avoid and life sustaining medications.

America may be a country rich in medical innovation — a place where robots perform surgery — but its also one where tens of thousands of people die every year because they cant afford basic care.

Both parties seem certain to make health care a significant election issue over the next two years. There are no fewer than bills floating through Congress that would address these problems. And Medicare for all — a concept that describes only some of those proposals — has become both a rallying cry and a test of progressive credentials.

Voters, however, appear more ambivalent. Though health care has long topped the electorates list of concerns, , surveys suggest that most Democrats want their party to focus on fixing the Affordable Care Act rather than on starting a long shot bid for a single payer health care system. In a recent poll, some 56 percent of Americans, including nearly a quarter of Republicans, supported the idea of a new federal program; but when trade offs like higher taxes or the loss of private insurance options were factored in, that support evaporated.

As the 2020 race heats up, heres a primer to help citizens sort out where they stand.

The plans currently in play differ in their particulars: Senator Bernie Sanderss Medicare for All Act would scrap private insurance and create a new federal system to cover everyone; a plan from the Center for American Progress, a think tank, would create an optional public program that anyone could buy into; and a plan from Senator Debbie Stabenow would give all Americans the option to buy into Medicare when they turn 50. But these plans would extend coverage to more people and would increase the federal governments role in providing and policing health insurance.

The proposals fall into two broad categories: universal and incremental. On the universal side, Medicare for all would largely eliminate the need for private insurance and for other public programs like Medicaid and the Childrens Health Insurance Program. Its coverage would also be more expansive than current Medicare: It would include eye and dental care as well as prescription drugs, and it would eliminate premiums, deductibles, copays and surprise medical bills.

A single federal payer — as such proposals envision — may well eliminate the waste, inefficiency and corruption that make the current system so expensive and inaccessible; the experience of countries like Canada and Britain that rely heavily on one government payer suggests as much. But such a system would require dramatic changes from the status quo and would be a tough political sell. Whats more, single payer is not the only way to achieve universal coverage.

On the incremental side, several different proposals would allow certain people to buy into existing public plans. Some would enable older Americans who are not yet eligible for Medicare to buy into that program — at age 50 or 55 or 60. One would let people who dont have other insurance coverage buy into Medicaid as long as their state opted into the program .

Because these programs dont rely on a single payer, they would not do as much to clean up the existing system. But they have a better chance of being adopted by Congress, and some could bring the country very close to achieving universal coverage.

A recent Kaiser poll found that the potential loss of private insurance was what turned most people off the concept of Medicare for all. Thats not surprising. About half of all Americans — some 156 million people — get their health insurance through employer based plans, and rely on other forms of private coverage, including the A.C.A. marketplace and Medicare Advantage plans. The of those people say that they like their coverage. And so far, the majority of Americans seem loath to give up what they have, no matter how good the alternative is made to sound.

Thats too bad. The idea of forcing more than half the country off existing programs might sound scary, but the majority of those people are at constant risk of losing their health coverage — for instance, if they lose or leave their jobs, if their employers change plans or if their insurers change their terms in ways that increase out of pocket costs.

Still, the choice between universal health care and private insurance will very likely prove to be a false one. Most of the six plans leave ample room for private options to play a role, and the ones that dont — the true Medicare for all proposals — will almost certainly change as they are negotiated. As , no other country has managed to achieve universal health care without including some form of private insurance.

Proponents of Medicare for all say that total health care spending would remain roughly the same, but that more of that spending would be shouldered by the federal government and less of it would be wasted.

A single payer system would mean fewer administrative costs. Eliminating other government programs would free up billions of dollars for the new plan. And eliminating private insurers would bring billions more dollars worth of profits and employer taxes back into the health care system. Businesses currently enjoy a tax break on the money they spend covering their employees.

But there would also be new taxes. Proponents say that, to the extent those taxes fell on consumers, they would be offset by the elimination of premiums, deductibles and copays. But that may not be enough to assuage voters. In Vermont and Colorado, legislators dropped bids for a state run single payer system when it became clear that people would not support the tax increases needed to sustain such a program.

Taxes are not the only trade off. Increased efficiency and less profiteering should mean that more people would be covered and could afford the care they needed. But a single payer system could also mean the elimination of many thousands of health care jobs and lower pay for providers, both of which could impede access to, and the quality of, care. Those impediments could be small — slightly longer wait times, for example. Or they could be substantial — much longer wait times and far fewer doctors.

There are two basic ways for insurance programs to curb costs. One is to cover fewer things; the other is to negotiate on prices.

Medicare for all would forgo the first option, meaning that it would cover everything. But it would use the massive bargaining power of so many users — the entire United States population — to negotiate far better deals on prescription drugs, hospital stays and more. The different incremental programs would use both levers: Most would not cover vision or dental, for example. But all of them would also direct the secretary of health and human services to negotiate costs with providers.

Most other countries use negotiating power to control health care costs; thats why prescription drugs cost so much less elsewhere than they do in the United States. But those countries accept a trade off, inherent in this approach, that the United States has so far resisted: They forgo access to certain innovations, like pricey new drugs and medical devices whose benefits are found to be minimal.

A plan that results in higher taxes but skimps on cutting edge medicine may seem unfair — and may well be unpopular. But many Americans are already being denied essential services every day. It may make sense to forgo innovations that a growing number of people cant benefit from anyway in exchange for a program that sets fair prices at the outset and doesnt leave people low tech essentials or for donations to cover basic costs.

The fight to once again remake American health care will almost certainly be brutal. Before voters can if they want to have that fight, candidates will need to clarify what they are selling. Only then can the nation have an honest dialogue about the risks, benefits and trade offs ahead.

The Times is committed to publishing to the editor. Wed like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some . And heres our email: .

Follow The New York Times Opinion section on , and .

For more infomation >> Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times - Duration: 3:38.

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Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times - Duration: 3:33.

Opinion How Much Will Americans Sacrifice for Good Health Care? The New York Times

A battle is looming over universal health care. Politicians and voters will have to decide whether the trade offs are worth it.

The editorial board represents the opinions of the board, its editor and the publisher. It is separate from the newsroom and the Op Ed section.

Its been nearly 10 years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act — one of the most sweeping health care overhauls in the nations history. The law has brought the number of uninsured people in America to an low, secured protections for people with pre existing conditions and advanced the notion that .

But the system was never perfect, and its fractures and stress points have become too great to ignore. The number of people who are uninsured or underinsured is , after two years of sabotage to the current law by the Trump administration. A Republican led lawsuit that once seemed like is Obamacares protections for pre existing conditions. And high out of pocket costs, absurd hospital billing practices and ever rising prescription drug prices have forced too many people to skip crucial treatments, avoid and life sustaining medications.

America may be a country rich in medical innovation — a place where robots perform surgery — but its also one where tens of thousands of people die every year because they cant afford basic care.

Both parties seem certain to make health care a significant election issue over the next two years. There are no fewer than bills floating through Congress that would address these problems. And Medicare for all — a concept that describes only some of those proposals — has become both a rallying cry and a test of progressive credentials.

Voters, however, appear more ambivalent. Though health care has long topped the electorates list of concerns, , surveys suggest that most Democrats want their party to focus on fixing the Affordable Care Act rather than on starting a long shot bid for a single payer health care system. In a recent poll, some 56 percent of Americans, including nearly a quarter of Republicans, supported the idea of a new federal program; but when trade offs like higher taxes or the loss of private insurance options were factored in, that support evaporated.

As the 2020 race heats up, heres a primer to help citizens sort out where they stand.

The plans currently in play differ in their particulars: Senator Bernie Sanderss Medicare for All Act would scrap private insurance and create a new federal system to cover everyone; a plan from the Center for American Progress, a think tank, would create an optional public program that anyone could buy into; and a plan from Senator Debbie Stabenow would give all Americans the option to buy into Medicare when they turn 50. But these plans would extend coverage to more people and would increase the federal governments role in providing and policing health insurance.

The proposals fall into two broad categories: universal and incremental. On the universal side, Medicare for all would largely eliminate the need for private insurance and for other public programs like Medicaid and the Childrens Health Insurance Program. Its coverage would also be more expansive than current Medicare: It would include eye and dental care as well as prescription drugs, and it would eliminate premiums, deductibles, copays and surprise medical bills.

A single federal payer — as such proposals envision — may well eliminate the waste, inefficiency and corruption that make the current system so expensive and inaccessible; the experience of countries like Canada and Britain that rely heavily on one government payer suggests as much. But such a system would require dramatic changes from the status quo and would be a tough political sell. Whats more, single payer is not the only way to achieve universal coverage.

On the incremental side, several different proposals would allow certain people to buy into existing public plans. Some would enable older Americans who are not yet eligible for Medicare to buy into that program — at age 50 or 55 or 60. One would let people who dont have other insurance coverage buy into Medicaid as long as their state opted into the program .

Because these programs dont rely on a single payer, they would not do as much to clean up the existing system. But they have a better chance of being adopted by Congress, and some could bring the country very close to achieving universal coverage.

A recent Kaiser poll found that the potential loss of private insurance was what turned most people off the concept of Medicare for all. Thats not surprising. About half of all Americans — some 156 million people — get their health insurance through employer based plans, and rely on other forms of private coverage, including the A.C.A. marketplace and Medicare Advantage plans. The of those people say that they like their coverage. And so far, the majority of Americans seem loath to give up what they have, no matter how good the alternative is made to sound.

Thats too bad. The idea of forcing more than half the country off existing programs might sound scary, but the majority of those people are at constant risk of losing their health coverage — for instance, if they lose or leave their jobs, if their employers change plans or if their insurers change their terms in ways that increase out of pocket costs.

Still, the choice between universal health care and private insurance will very likely prove to be a false one. Most of the six plans leave ample room for private options to play a role, and the ones that dont — the true Medicare for all proposals — will almost certainly change as they are negotiated. As , no other country has managed to achieve universal health care without including some form of private insurance.

Proponents of Medicare for all say that total health care spending would remain roughly the same, but that more of that spending would be shouldered by the federal government and less of it would be wasted.

A single payer system would mean fewer administrative costs. Eliminating other government programs would free up billions of dollars for the new plan. And eliminating private insurers would bring billions more dollars worth of profits and employer taxes back into the health care system. Businesses currently enjoy a tax break on the money they spend covering their employees.

But there would also be new taxes. Proponents say that, to the extent those taxes fell on consumers, they would be offset by the elimination of premiums, deductibles and copays. But that may not be enough to assuage voters. In Vermont and Colorado, legislators dropped bids for a state run single payer system when it became clear that people would not support the tax increases needed to sustain such a program.

Taxes are not the only trade off. Increased efficiency and less profiteering should mean that more people would be covered and could afford the care they needed. But a single payer system could also mean the elimination of many thousands of health care jobs and lower pay for providers, both of which could impede access to, and the quality of, care. Those impediments could be small — slightly longer wait times, for example. Or they could be substantial — much longer wait times and far fewer doctors.

There are two basic ways for insurance programs to curb costs. One is to cover fewer things; the other is to negotiate on prices.

Medicare for all would forgo the first option, meaning that it would cover everything. But it would use the massive bargaining power of so many users — the entire United States population — to negotiate far better deals on prescription drugs, hospital stays and more. The different incremental programs would use both levers: Most would not cover vision or dental, for example. But all of them would also direct the secretary of health and human services to negotiate costs with providers.

Most other countries use negotiating power to control health care costs; thats why prescription drugs cost so much less elsewhere than they do in the United States. But those countries accept a trade off, inherent in this approach, that the United States has so far resisted: They forgo access to certain innovations, like pricey new drugs and medical devices whose benefits are found to be minimal.

A plan that results in higher taxes but skimps on cutting edge medicine may seem unfair — and may well be unpopular. But many Americans are already being denied essential services every day. It may make sense to forgo innovations that a growing number of people cant benefit from anyway in exchange for a program that sets fair prices at the outset and doesnt leave people low tech essentials or for donations to cover basic costs.

The fight to once again remake American health care will almost certainly be brutal. Before voters can if they want to have that fight, candidates will need to clarify what they are selling. Only then can the nation have an honest dialogue about the risks, benefits and trade offs ahead.

The Times is committed to publishing to the editor. Wed like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some . And heres our email: .

Follow The New York Times Opinion section on , and .

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HOW TO ACTUALLY ACHIEVE YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION - Duration: 0:54.

When you're trying to plan your new year a lot of people go

for that long picture they think of 2019

I mean we all hear it don't we?

2019 is going to be my year!

But like with all of the people I employ

the executives that I have

and the people that I coach

I ask everybody to just slow things down a bit

break it down and start thinking about just the start of the year first of all

So can we get the first quarter clear in our mind and plan around that?

And can we break it down just into each month?

And think about what can we do in January?

And for me it's like, let's just slow things down

let's understand what you can do in the next 30 days

What really can you achieve then?

And once you're clear on that, let's focus on trying to get that done

before we start; I suppose it's walking before you run, isn't it?

Let's get that done first

and people that do that, then can see the finish line

and when they see the finish line, it will give them more confidence

and it will help motivate them then to think about what they can do for the next month

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How Much Fiber Should Be In A Dog's Diet - Duration: 3:07.

We know the benefits of fiber in our own diet, but is their any benefits of fiber in a dog's

diet?

Fiber was consider filler and bulk in year's past, but today, the nutritional value of

fiber in the dog's diet is finally realized.

What exactly is fiber?

It is a part of carbohydrates.

Fiber is not highly digestible by the body.

Your dog's diet can benefit from fiber in appropriate amounts.

Just like humans, too much fiber in a diet can have negative effects on the digestive

system.

It is always important to monitor your dog's diet to maintain a healthy level of fiber

to suit your pet's needs.

Talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of fiber in your dog's diet.

Obedience is prevalent in both humans and pets.

Too often, pet's become overweight.

Fiber in your dog's diet is a terrific way to help your pet lose excess weight.

Maintaining a healthy weight is crucial to the longevity and quality of your dog's life.

We know that fiber cannot accomplish weight loss on its own, but it can truly make a difference.

Fiber helps to keep your dog feeling full and content without large amounts of calories.

The pets who achieve the desired weight goal may need a little extra fiber in the dog's

diet to maintain the desired weight.

Combining fiber with strict portion control, you will be able to create a dog diet that

is healthy and satisfying for your pet.

Again, similar to humans, constipation does occur in pets.

Your dog's diet should contain fiber to help prevent this medical condition from occurring.

As your dog ages, his or her diet should contain elevated levels of fiber.

Senior dogs tend to deal with issues of constipation more frequently than their younger counterparts.

For this reason, you will note higher fiber content in senior dog diets.

How does fiber help keep things moving?

Fiber absorbs water.

With the absorption of water in the fiber, the contents in the intestine have more bulk.

This is what causes the movement along the intestinal tract.

The passage time through the bowel becomes more normalized and regular.

Healthy amounts of fiber in your dog's diet will contribute to fecal consistency.

You will know when your pet is getting the proper amount of fiber when your dog relieves

himself regularly.

Too much fiber in your dog's diet will result in loose and messy stools.

Some studies indicate that a slight increase in fiber can assist in the management of diabetes

mellitus.

The fiber helps to control blood sugar levels by slowing the absorption of sugar from the

intestine.

Take note that excessive amounts of fiber can have negative affects on your dog's health.

For this reason, it is important to buy high-quality dog food from reputable companies to ensure

a healthy diet for your dog.

Watch for these sources of fiber in your dog's diet.

Beet pulp, soybean hulls, rice bran, apple and tomato pomace, and peanut hulls.

Grain such as oats and rice are also examples of indigestible fiber.

Fiber does have benefits in your dog's diet when used in moderation.

Talk to your vet about the best amount of fiber for your pet.

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Meghan Fashion - Meghan Markle letter: How much of the news do the Royals REALLY read? - Duration: 4:03.

 Last week, five of Meghan Markle's closest friends spoke to PEOPLE magazine to stand up against the "global bullying" and speak the truth about their pal

And the week before that, Kensington Palace appealed to social media firms to help stem the level of vitriol directed towards both Meghan and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge

Then Meghan's father leaked that letter and suddenly even more of Meghan's personal life was exposed

 But is all of this concern justified? How much of the news and comments do the royals actually read? Of course, the Royals are all protected from the comments and remarks to some extent

 They have teams around them who will surely try filter out the most unnecessary of remarks

 And none of the key British Royals are on social media - no Facebook, no Twitter, no Instagram

 READ MORE: The interview Meghan's best friends gave PEOPLE - 'Meg has silently sat back and endured the lies and untruths' But Marlene Koenig, an expert on British and European royalty, told Express

co.uk she would be surprised if Meghan didn't know what was going on. She said: "I cannot speak for the Duchess of Sussex but I suspect she is very aware of what is being written, as there is no doubt her staff sees basically everything

Her friends see it. "I would hope that she does not see half the nasty, racist tweets, but certainly the press coverage - and no doubt that other members of the Royal Family do as well

" When Express.co.uk approached Kensington Palace to try find out more, they declined to comment

 The palace referred back to the comments made by Meghan during her and Prince Harry's engagement interview in November 2017

 In the interview, she said: "We were just hit so hard at the beginning with a lot of mistruths that I made the choice to not read anything, positive or negative

 "It just didn't make sense and instead we focused all of our energies just on nurturing our relationship

" But the Duchess is surely aware of some of the content out there and indicated such in the letter to her father

 She wrote about the claims Thomas Markle made to the press about his daughter and pleaded with him to "please stop lying"

 READ MORE: Meghan's letter to her father IN FULL - 'Daddy, you broke my heart'  Meghan also said she found out about his heart attack around the time of her wedding through the tabloids, which she described as "horrifying"

 But she added: "I pleaded with you to stop reading the tabloids. "On a daily basis you fixated and clicked on the lies they were writing about me

" But the Royal Family usually weather storms by remaining silent and waiting for the storm to pass

 With Meghan and Harry expecting their first baby in the spring, here's hoping they're still choosing to shut out the noise and focus on nurturing their relationship and this new phase of their lives

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