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Eduarda Michaelle - the one i want the most - Duration: 3:56.
My heart is burning and
my body is crawling and
I don't care anymore
the true, the lie, the hope.
How can I go on?
The agony inside
it tells me a pretty lie
but not the same as mine
You are the one I want the most
but everytime we touch I break, I hurt
My body is burning and
my heart is crawling and
I don't care anymore
a friend, a lover, a whore.
You hear me crying at night and leave me alone
If you know I'm suffering why don't you let me go
Why don't you let me go?
Cause you are the one I want the most
but everytime we touch I break, I hurt
Suddenly your voice is here and
there's blood in my song
but I don't mind
I've lost my mind
and I don't think it's wrong
Cause you are the one I want the most
but everytime we touch I break, I hurt
But you are the one I want the most
but everytime we touch I break, I hurt
You are the one I want the most
but everytime we touch I break
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How Bad Do You Want To Awaken? (Robert Adams Satsang) - Duration: 1:34:02.
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Sabrina I want, I can, I do - Duration: 12:58.
What does the circus mean to me?
It's the job I love.
It's the people who are around me.
It's my life, my relatives,
it's everything that I hold dear and that I cherish and love most.
People should always be under the impression it's all easy.
That's an artist's task, to work so that no one would notice anything.
But not all moves come easy and quick to me.
I simply love my job
and I think my parents raised me well.
So no genre, no move, nothing seems like an impossible task to me.
If I'm asked to do something, I'll just do it.
I had a spinal cord injury. A third lumbar vertebra fracture.
I had to wear a corset for six months.
Doctors forbade me from doing physical exercise,
stretching and straining my back.
But that's all we, the acrobats, do in the circus.
So it was a real tragedy for me.
I cried and my Dad comforted me, 'It's ok, you'll train puppies'.
I was like, 'What puppies? I'm an acrobat, no puppies for me!'
Then I became an animal tamer, too.
I worry very much if we fall out with my Dad or my Mum.
Any rows, and I'm in a twit.
Then, I come to them and apologize. In our family, we trust each other.
You're bugging me, with the pole.
Watch yourself.
I do watch myself.
You yank the pole out from under my feet.
I'm pulling you back.
Yanking, not pulling. It's not the same.
- Elementary! - Exactly. F*cking elementary.
Exactly, Sabrina.
Make an effort and do it.
I've made at least 15 efforts in the last minute.
What was that about? We haven't even started.
Sabrina, you have to make an effort.
Make an effort and do something, then talk to me about progress.
- Are you fed up with me or what? - Shut up!
No I won't.
You're annoying me.
I think you're annoying yourself and taking it out on me.
Are we doing something else or just sitting here?
- Doing something. - Come on, get up then.
How many times have I suggested rehearsing a column.
'No, my back hurts. No, that.' So here is the result.
If you don't rehearse, you won't do a good job.
To perform well, you have to gruel yourselves.
Circus is all about hard work.
It's uncomfortable for me. I'm standing here,
and I constantly have to stoop to you.
Yes, that's why.
Phil!
I have a degree in stage direction.
Now I'm getting my second degree. I'm studying law.
Enrollment was open. It was after I got my first degree.
Dad phoned me and said, 'Do you want to have a second degree?'
I said, 'Always and everywhere, I want, I can and I will'.
I was accepted.
The hardest thing for me in studying is sitting during the whole lesson.
It's unbearable for me to sit on a chair.
I can't do it, it's a torment.
I do this and that, I change my posture.
Everyone squints at me all the time,
'Why can't she just sit? Does she have a problem?'
I just can't... For me, it's just...
It's the main thing I should work at.
My back starts to ache.
I don't feel comfortable. I feel the need to raise my legs.
Or something... I don't know. I need to move.
There are people who give up fast.
There's a difficulty, and they immediately give up.
If it's a no, let it be so.
I'm the opposite kind of person. If there's a difficulty, I overcome it.
Like when my boyfriend and I broke up. No one knew. I said nothing to anyone.
I wanted to be by myself.
But I had to work. So I worked with tears in my eyes.
I just turned away. There's a curtain off stage.
It was my cue to go to the arena. I was all tears.
No one noticed, because I turned away and I was warming up.
I quickly wiped my tears, but I couldn't stop crying.
But I still needed to be by myself.
I needed my own atmosphere, some peace and quiet, my reflections.
You can't do anything like that when you have to work.
It's not the spectators' fault that you have issues but you work.
And then, entering the arena, you cry. But you get distracted for a moment.
You're on stage and in character.
But this circus act lasts 6 minutes, but during this time
you make such an effort not to switch, not to let your thoughts wander off,
to concentrate only on the job and so that nothing distracts you.
You can't help it at the moment because you're feeling it.
You're working and you're feeling it.
And you don't work just as a formality,
to tick the box.
Because it's your shift this day.
You must be totally in character.
I think if I want something, I can do it.
You can't want something and do nothing about it.
You have to want it and act.
That's the right approach, eh?
Every goal consists of small steps toward it.
For example, to build a house, to buy a flat...
These are earthly possessions that are necessary, too.
That's what I want. But for that, one needs to work a lot
to earn a lot to be able to afford a lot.
The goal I have to achieve is to become the best of the best.
It should be recognized, not just that I believe I'm the best,
but others should say that about me.
So that it would be acknowledged, and not empty words,
but proven in deed.
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Want to read a dozen books a week? Maybe prison's the place to be [ NEWS ] - Duration: 7:07.
Want to read a dozen books a week? Maybe prison's the place to be
About 70 per cent of prisoners in New Zealand have trouble with basic literacy and numeracy. Fire-breathing dragons, vigilantes, sex and murder are just some of the things prisoners seem to enjoy reading about the most.
Prison book clubs have been popping up in several of the countrys 18 correctional facilities thanks to the dedication of prison librarians and tutors.
While around 70 per cent of prisoners dont have basic literacy or numeracy skills when they enter prison, some are now devouring up to 12 books a week.
Self help books, including publications by Dr Phil and Jack Canfield - famous for his Chicken Soup for the Soul series - are well read behind bars.
But not all of the most read material in prison are grim as some prisoners actually enjoy reading about subjects such as origami, yoga and history. Deb Griffiths, Whanganui prisons acting assistant prison director, said reading helped to keep inmates connected.
We have a very captive audience in our prisoners - reading and access to books are what keeps our prisoners engaged.
Prisoners reading tastes are much like yours or mine, the difference being they do not have access to the internet, Kindles or computers, so the printed word is all that is available to them, Griffiths said.
Although the bulk of prisoners had low literacy levels, work has been done behind bars to identify people who might benefit the most from developing a love for reading, she said.
All prisoners in New Zealand have access to a library service. We have had lots of prisoners who come to prison unable to read and are now devouring every book we have, Griffiths said.
Several book clubs operate in Whanganui and Manawatu prisons, and inmates meet once a week to dissect the details of the groups latest novel.
Many lively discussions are had, and it is a way for the prisoners to engage in a positive matter. Several of the groups are tackling some difficult literary texts and just love coming to book club, she said.
A dream interpretation guide, similar to this one, is popular reading material for inmates in a New Zealand maximum security prison.
Judith Wenborn and Susan Smith, librarians at Christchurch Mens Prison, are preparing for the institutions first ever book club this coming week. The pair also runs the library service at Christchurch Womens and Rolleston prisons.
Theres some suggestion that reading fiction helps with empathy. Thats really important especially in this environment, Smith said.
The Harry Potter series, and books about the paranormal are popular with the 130 prisoners from Christchurch Mens Prison who visit the library each week, Smith said.
Christchurch Mens Prison librarians Susan Smith and Judith Wenborn.
Smith said the library was one of the few places where prisoners could exercise freedom behind bars, in terms of the choice of books they made. Some of the inmates read up to 12 books a week, she said.
The prisoners themselves are actually the best advocates for the library service that we have. They tell each other which book is worth reading, she said. .
Department of Corrections data, released under the Official Information Act, reveals a mens health magazine, a novel featuring Lee Childs famous character Jack Reacher and Marvel comics join the list of the most borrowed books in jail between May 2016 and May 2017.
Meanwhile, at Arohata womens prison in Wellington, mystery and fantasy novels are among the most popular genres.
Charlaine Harris True Blood series, A Game of Thrones and Martina Cole crime novels are near the top of the borrowing list, while fitness, Te Reo Maori and self-help books are also popular, including the Chicken Soup series by Jack Canfield.
Along with library services, volunteers also visit prisons to help inmates develop their literacy skills, including the New Zealand Howard League, who has about 500 trained tutors on its books. Corrections national commissioner Jeremy Lightfoot said the library service helped in the efforts to rehabilitate prisoners.
The provision of prison library services ensures that prisoners are able to constructively occupy their time by reading books and newspapers.
Staff also assist prisoners with using the prison library services so that, on release from prison, they will begin to see community-based library services as a hub of information and resources, Lightfoot said.
Prison library collections are devoid of pornography, anything overtly violent, objectionable or related to the occult, gang related topics or any other material staff believe could interfere with security.
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Real Madrid want to keep Manchester United and Chelsea target Alvaro Morata - Duration: 1:56.
Real Madrid want to keep Manchester United and Chelsea target Alvaro Morata
The Spaniard has repeatedly been linked with a move to Chelsea and Manchester United as the summer transfer window approaches.
He been a rotational player for Los Blancos this campaign, but when he has featured he's been prolific, boasting a better goal-to-minutes ratio than Cristiano Ronaldo.
And that's left him considering a move away from the Bernabeu as he looks to get more playing time. But Spanish publication Ok Diario claim Real want Morata to stick around for at least one more season.
He's been a valuable back-up to starting striker Karim Benzema, adding 20 goals in 42 total appearances for Zinedine Zidane's side.
If Real manage to hang onto Morata, it will come as a blow to Man United and Chelsea, who are both looking to reinforce their squads ahead of next season.
Jose Mourinho's side want to replace the injured Zlatan Ibrahimovic up front, who may have played his last game for the Red Devils after tearing ligaments in his knee.
And Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been linked with a move away from the club since January, with a move to former side Atletico Madrid potentially on the cards.
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DHS Chief Warns Public of Info They Don't Want to Know - Duration: 2:06.
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Globe: Camilla Parker-Bowles Tells Kate Middleton 'I Don't Want To Be Queen' - Duration: 1:16.
Globe: Camilla Parker-Bowles Tells Kate Middleton �I Don�t Want To Be Queen�
The new issue of Globe Magazine features the cover story Camila �I Don�t Want To Be
Queen.� The magazine claims that Camilla Parker Bowles stunned pregnant Kate Middleton
and told her she does not want to be Queen.
Globe has been claiming for a couple of week�s that Kate and Camilla were at war and they
have all the details why Camilla has thrown in the white flag and accpted defeat.
Globe has more: I don�t want to be queen.� Only the new GLOBE has details about Camilla�s
stunning announcement and why she�s suddenly given up on wearing the crown.
Globe has been claiming for a couple of weeks now that Prince William�s wife Kate is pregnant
but no confirmation has come from the palace.
Seems like wishful thinking on the part of the magazine.
As to Camilla not wanting to be Queen, I don�t think the option is currently open to her.
Also featured in this issue the magazine claims that Muhammad Ali who has Parkinson�s disease
only has six month left to live.
The claim to have all the details about the former champ�s losing fight against the
disease.
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What I Want for Christmas - Duration: 0:05.
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Chelsea told they must pay £48million if they want Manchester United - Duration: 3:11.
Chelsea told they must pay £48million if they want Manchester United
CHELSEA will be forced to fork out £48million if they want to beat Manchester United to Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic.
The Croatian has been linked with both Premier League giants as they both prepare to build their squads ahead of next season. EPA Chelsea will have to pay £48million if they want to steal Ivan Perisic away from Manchester United.
And according to the Mail, the Blues will have to outbid their rivals by £8m if they want to prise Perisic away.
Keep up to date with all the latest news, gossip, rumours and done deals in SunSport's live transfer blog. But it looks increasingly likely the former Borussia Dortmund star will be on his way to Old Trafford in the summer.
Perisic, 28, has agreed a £100,000-a-week deal to make the move to the Europa League winners. SunSport revealed in March that Jose Mourinho had flown to Zagreb to oversee the deal.
AP:Associated Press Ivan Perisic has already agreed a £100,000-a-week deal to move to Manchester United.
Reuters Ivan Perisic has scored 12 goals and made six assists for Inter Milan this season. And now the club have secured Champions League football next season, Mourinho has been given the green light to start making big signings.
Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain were also keen on Perisic and the French giants were willing to do a swap deal involving former United player Angel Di Maria.
But Uniteds wage offer seems to have sealed the deal for their first signing of what is sure to be a busy transfer window.
Rex Features Jose Mourinho is desperate to make Ivan Perisic his first signing of the summer.
Rex Features Antonio Conte is looking to add to his squad as Chelsea prepare for next season in the Champions League. Perisic had two forgettable seasons under Jurgen Klopp while at Dortmund before moving to Wolfsburg.
A move to Wolfsburg was then followed by a switch to the San Siro where his stoke has risen over the last two years.
Perisic has had as fine season for the Serie A club where he scored 12 goals and made six assists.
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