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What would Jesus do in your difficult relationship? Have you ever asked

yourself that? Remember when we used to wear years ago that little bracelet--

that's a WWJD what would Jesus do? Ask yourself that when you're in your

difficult relationship. But I'm going to guess that you might have some

misconceptions and some wrong ideas about what Jesus would do seeing that's

from my experience personally and from working with thousands of Christians in

difficult relationships and seeing that they have some common misconceptions

about who Jesus was and what He did. They see Him as this passive weakling who

just allowed people to abuse Him and walk on Him and do whatever they wanted

to do and it's not true. That's not at all true, so I don't think Jesus would do

that in your difficult relationship. So let's look at some examples. In Matthew

14:13 and 23, Jesus withdrew from the crowds who needed His ministry, His

healing. Imagine if you tend to be codependent and you want to fix

everybody.You know at what point would you leave the crowd to go eat and rest

and pray and take care of yourself? Well Jesus would. He would you know walk away

from just everywhere He went there were people were there and sometimes He would

just say, "That's enough, I need to go." He took care of His own physical and

spiritual needs, His own relationship needs. The next one is that Jesus

withdrew when men were trying to hurt Him when it was not God's appointed time

for His Him to die and that's where we get messed up because we think, "Oh

Jesus came and He was abused on the cross and killed. And He allowed Himself,

you know He gave His life for other people and that's what I need to do."

Different situation. That was His calling. That was God saying, "I'm going to use

this to save the world from their sins." And it was only at the appointed time

when Jesus allowed them to take Him because that was God's timing that He

did that. Other times when they came after Him, He would leave, He would slip

away from the town, go somewhere else to take care of Himself. He didn't just

allow them to do anything and everything they wanted to do to Him. One example of

that was Matthew 12 14 -15 when the Pharisees were plotting to kill Him

and He left. The next one is that Jesus disobeyed authority to obey God and

that's Luke 2:41-52. He was a child. He was 12 years old and He was

under the authority of His parents and He stayed behind in the temple when His

parents left town, knowing that He was supposed to go with

them. And when they realized He was gone, they came back and they said, "What are

you doing?" and He said, "I'm taking care of my Father's business."

I'm not sure at that

time if they really knew who His Father was. If it was, if what they were thinking

He meant Joseph or God. Probably not really. So Mary pondered those things in

her heart and they listened. I'm not sure they really understood everything at

that point. So He disobeyed the authority of His parents to do what He

was there for which was to you know do what God wanted Him to do. The next one

is Jesus confronted a man who slapped Him.This was when He was before

the high priest and the man slapped him in John:18:22 - 23. Instead of

just turning His other cheek and saying, "Slap me here. Slap me here," you know Jesus

turned around and looked at him and said, "Why'd you hit me? What'd I do?"

So He confronted him and so that is not passive and that doesn't mean that

no matter what anybody does to us that we just say, "Okay, hit us again. Hit me

again." You don't do this: take this take that. So Jesus confronted him and then

the next one is that Jesus was amazingly confrontational. I even tell

people, "Don't confront quite as strongly as Jesus. He did not mince words whether

it was the disciples, his followers, sinful people, people that he was

confronting with their for their own sin calling them to repentance and the

Pharisees. In Matthew 23:1 - 33, go read through that. Those are like the

seven woes that He says to the Pharisees. He calls them names: whitewashed tombs and

tells them their sons are the devil and Jesus gets right into it and He uses all

kinds of descriptor words that just pierced

the heart. Very confrontational, not a passive weakling. The next one is John 2:22,

John 2:24 -25, it says that Jesus knew what was in the heart of those people

that He was dealing with. He did not need anybody to say, "Oh this person is trying

to trick you, this person is trying to you know this Pharisee is asking you

a tough question because he wants you to you know make you perjure yourself or to say

something that's confusing or not true that they can accuse you of. Jesus knew

exactly who He was dealing with. He was smart. So we've got to do that in our

relationships. We have to say, "Hey, what is this person's problem?What is this

person's pattern? What is this person's typical behavior? How does this person

typically react, so that we can make wise decisions when we are dealing with that

person. The next one is that Jesus did not let the fear of people control His

actions and He was explaining that to the disciples.

Matthew 10:26 - 28 about not letting the fear of man to keep you from

doing what you know is right. So Jesus was worried about pleasing God, not

pleasing men so He didn't allow that fear to dictate His choices like some of

us do and I've done in difficult relationships.

Jesus was flexible and not rule-based and one of the things that happens in

our dysfunctional relationships is we get very rule-based and very strict and

very rigid and Jesus was not that way. In Matthew 12:1 - 8, the disciples

were picking grain on the Sabbath and the Pharisees were trying to figure out how

they could trick Jesus and so and and say you're doing what's wrong if they

said, "Hey, your disciples are sinning. They're picking grain on the Sabbath. Why

are you letting them do that?" And Jesus basically said, "Hey you know what, that's

okay. They're hungry. They need to eat and I'm more than the Sabbath. I'm not going to

stick to these rigid rules that harm people and try to judge and do these

things that are not loving and caring." So Jesus was not rule-based; He was very

flexible. So do any of these truths surprise you when you think about Jesus?

I know they are different than how I used to see Jesus, like in my early 20's

when I had this inaccurate picture of Jesus just being this passive tolerant

doormat and that's not true. So when you think about how to respond

in your difficult relationship and how you are responding, think about these

truths and start to model your choices according to how Jesus would act in your

difficult relationship.Thank you for watching this video on Change My

Relationship.

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What does overenforcement mean? - Duration: 0:36.

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What's Trending On Friday 6/23 - Duration: 1:57.

NOW, LET'S CHECK IN ON THE

TOT HOPPICS ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

A NEW ACTION STAR ON THE SCENEP

AND IT PROBABLY WAIFS LESS THAN

20 POUNDS.

LITTLE TERROR RUNNING

THROUGH A BUSY STREET IN WHAT

APPEARS TO BE MEXICO.

HARD TO TELL BECAUSE THE DOGS

GOING SO FAST.

IT HAS A LEASH ATTACHED.

A CYCLIST CAPTURED THE VIDEO

WHICH SHOWS THE PUP NARROWLY

ESCAPING BUSES AND CARS AND

DARTING ACROSS MULTIPLE LANES

OF TRAFFIC.

HE GOES ON FOR 2 MINUTES.

LIKE ANY GOOD ACTION MOVIE.

THERE'S A HAPPY ENDING.

THE TAG WAS EVENTUALLY CAUGHT

UNHARMED.

THERE WE GO.

LUCKY DOG.

I GOT TO TELL YOU.

SO HE MAY BE THE FIRST PICK

OF THE 2017 NBA DRAFT BUT THAT

IS CLEARLY A SIDE NOTE TO THIS

STORY WHEN HE

SHOWED UP HE WAS WEARING PRETTY

FANCY FOOTWEAR THERE.

THOSE SHOES ARE MADE OUT OF

BACK BALLS.

PRETTY COOL.

THEY WERE THE TALK OF THE DRAFT

RED CARPET AND ON TWITTER

PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT IT, TOO.

MOST LOVED THEM BUT AT LEAST

ONE PERSON POSTED SAYING THEY

LOOK LIKE BOWLING SHOES.

I KIND OF AGREE.

THEY DO, YEAH.

WRONG SPORT THERE.

OH IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING HE

WAS DRAFTED BIT SIXERS.

BECAUSE THAT'S THE IMPORTANT

THING, NOT THE FASHION.

COULD GO HAND IN HAND.

SPEAKING OF SPORTS, A

TENDER MOMENT BETWEEN MIGUEL

CABRERA AND A FAN.

HE'S GIVEN US MANY REASONS TO

FALL IN LOVE WITH HIM BUT THIS

MOMENT JUST THE ICING ON THE

CAKE.

THE TIGERS FIRST BASEMAN WENT

FOR A FOUL BALL BUT INSTEAD HIS

GLOVE CAUGHT SOMETHING ELSE.

A BIG FURRY FAN'S BEARD

CREATING A SPECIAL MOMENT

BETWEEN THE TWO.

THERE IT GOES.

THAT'S QUITE A BEARD.

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WHAT SHOULD LIVERPOOL FANS EXPECT FROM MOHAMED SALAH? - Duration: 3:07.

WHAT SHOULD LIVERPOOL FANS EXPECT FROM MOHAMED SALAH?

Securing a top-four finish last season represented real progress for Liverpool, but the Reds' inability to sustain a title challenge highlighted the need for more quality to be added to their squad.

Step forward Mohamed Salah, with the lightning-fast Egyptian international winger arriving at Anfield for the princely sum of £34m and looking to show Premier League audiences just what he is capable of.

Little time has passed since the 25-year-old endured a frustrating 13-game spell at Chelsea, but his subsequent switch to Serie A with Fiorentina and then AS Roma has breathed new life into his career.

Over the course of the last couple of campaigns, it would be fair to say that Salah has been tearing it up in the Italian capital, helping his side to secure consecutive top-three finishes:.

In fact, his return of 29 goals and 17 assists from 65 top-flight appearances is a staggering one, particularly when you consider that he has spent most of his time operating on the right wing.

WITH/WITHOUT.

Adept at cutting inside onto his favoured left foot, the 2016/17 campaign highlighted just what a huge impact the winger can have on the attacking fortunes of his club:.

AS Roma scored at an incredible rate of 2. 5 goals per game in the 31 top-flight matches in which the 25-year-old featured, with this figure falling to 1. 7 goals per game when he was not involved.

Sadio Mane has brought some real pace and directness to Liverpool's counter-attacking play and all the evidence suggests that Salah will do exactly the same:.

The duo were incredibly closely matched last season in Serie A and the Premier League respectively, though perhaps the latest Anfield recruit has more of an eye for an assist. THOUGHTS.

Finding a place for Salah, Mane, Roberto Firmino, Adam Lallana and Philippe Coutinho in the same starting XI could prove difficult, but it is a nice problem for Jürgen Klopp to have.

The Egyptian certainly brings the sort of energy levels that his new manager craves and his negative Stamford Bridge experience should result in there being plenty of fire in his belly.

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What's New in Microsoft EDU | June - Duration: 6:56.

- [Children] This time on What's New in EDU

(upbeat music)

- Welcome to What's New in EDU.

The place to learn about new updates and features

coming from Microsoft Education.

- This month you'll learn about upcoming events,

new devices and exciting announcements from OneNote.

But first, a new experience launched in Windows 10

called Story Remix.

Here's Chris and Emily.

- Thanks Frank.

I'm Emily.

- And I'm Chris.

- Story Remix is a video editor that we're making

with education usage in mind.

So we wanna make sure that it works really well

for students and teachers, for things like

collaborative video projects, lab reports,

and we wanna make sure that it works really well

with the systems that are already in use in classrooms,

like Office365 for Education.

We also wanna make sure that kids can have the

lowest barrier to entry possible,

so we're gonna make it work with the mobile devices

they already have in their pockets.

- [Chris] Their iPhones and Android phones.

- [Emily] Exactly.

- Right, and Story Remix is not just a regular video editor.

We decided to go and reinvent the concept of video editing

using artificial intelligence as an assistant.

So, with Story Remix you can give it video footage

and still images and it will put together for you

a realistic, reasonable video automatically

within a couple of seconds, with music.

- And we're really excited to get feedback

from new users as well.

So, if you wanna start trying it out

with early versions of the app,

you can do that by getting on the Windows Insider Program

in the control panel in Windows 10

or it will be available to the world for free

in Windows 10 as part of the fall creators update.

- Oh, and it also includes really cool

Hollywood special effects.

You can put 3D effects into it, particles,

fires, explosions.

Kids love that stuff.

- Chris Pratley is also the original engineer

on another app you know and love, OneNote.

This month OneNote got a significant update

that makes it even easier for anyone to express

themselves digitally.

Welcome to the redesigned OneNote.

The OneNote team announced in mid-May

that they were updating the design of OneNote

for Windows 10, Mac, iOS, android and OneNote online.

These design features, all based on user feedback,

and rolling out over the coming weeks,

include three key areas of focus.

Enhancing usability for those

who use assistive technologies.

This is great, especially for special education teachers

who have students who need screen-readers

and can easily navigate through the app.

Simplifying navigation controls.

Content is front and center, even for larger notebooks

like class notebooks, helping students to focus

and avoid distractions.

Creating consistency across the devices.

This makes it easier for teachers and students

to easily transition between home and school devices

or browser and app versions.

Just like OneNote learning tools, once a OneNote add in,

is now becoming something with global reach

to help all students.

Immersive reader helps anyone on any device

improve their reading skills,

including people with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD,

as well as English language learners.

With the recent announcement we are helping to bring

improved comprehension and independent reading

to more applications and new languages.

- I have a dyslexic student who is also dysgraphic.

He still reads on a kindergarten level.

You know, he is 10 years old,

he's still learning sight words

and he would tell me all the time that he was stupid.

When we started this school year

he read four words per minute.

And when we got the learning tools with the immersive reader

he went to 22 words per minute.

I never thought in one calendar school year,

that we would even get into double-digits,

and he's at 22 words per minute.

And he's stayed there.

- Try it now on the new Learning Tools webpage.

Even if you don't have a Microsoft Office365 account.

- We know from talking with so many of you

that it's important for Microsoft technology

to just work with investments you've already made

for your school.

Especially your Student Information Systems

and your Learning Management Systems.

Since spring of last year teachers have been able

to give assignments and grade them in Class Notebook

and then just have them show up in their SIS or LMS.

With this month's addition of blackbaud on campus

and eSchoolData, the number of SIS and LMS partners

integrating with Class Notebook

is now at 40 and growing.

There are guides online to get you started

with your SIS or LMS,

so check out the link.

There are also great new devices from our partners

that are affordable and have a ton of features,

like touchscreen inking and long battery life.

We'll highlight a new device from time-to-time

here on What's New in EDU.

So, here's this month's spotlight device,

the Travelmate Spin B1 from Acer.

First of all, I want to show you

the adaptive 360 degree hinge.

So it can easily transform from laptop,

to tent, to tablet.

It's a touchscreen too and it has inking.

So you can draw, write and solve math problems

directly on the screen, just like pen and paper.

It's able to withstand the every day rigor of the classroom

and protects against accidental bumps and drops

with a pressure-resistant screen.

And it can handle the rain.

Four gigabytes memory, 46 gigabytes of storage.

Up to 13 hours of battery life.

An 11.6 inch, high-definition display.

And it comes in under $299.

The Acer Travelmate Spin B1 is just one of several

new devices from our OEM partners,

with pricing that starts at 189 or 279 with ink.

Amazing prices.

So we'll continue to highlight different devices

on this show, but if you just can't wait to see them

check out the link and browse 'em all today.

- Finally, there is a big event coming up

for us here at Microsoft Education.

And Lindsay my friend and our Marketing Manager

is ready to tell us more about it.

- That's right, it's 2017 is right around the corner

and we have the exciting opportunity this year

to invite all of our global educators

and our global educator community to join us.

Live from the event in San Antonio,

on Tuesday June, 27th, you can tune in live

to half the classroom.

We'll be live from five to seven central,

but you can also tune in on Facebook Live,

or on demand later.

Back to you Frank.

- Also at (mumbling), we'll have some great sessions

to help IT and tech advocates learn how to setup their

classroom PC's in just about an hour.

Even if you can't attend, don't worry,

we've got you covered, we have all the deployment

resources available for you online.

So that's it for us here.

Thanks for joining us on this months

What's New In EU.

Check out our blog for more details and links to

everything you heard here.

Share this episode with your fellow educators

and administrators.

We'll let students wrap it up for us.

Tweet us if you want your students to appear on a future

episode of what's new in the EU.

- See you next time.

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What is the pre-tribulation view of the rapture? - Duration: 0:47.

And there are four views that are held in the Church about the rapture, and we want

to talk about those.

First of all, is that the rapture happens before the tribulation.

It's called pre-tribulation view.

What is it?

Hindson: It literally means that Jesus will come in the rapture before the time of tribulation

and judgment, and the Church will be caught away to the Father's house before He unleashes

the judgments that are described in the book of the Revelation.

Pre-trib then believes in an imminent rapture: It could happen at any moment at any time.

Keep watching for Me to come, keep waiting for Me to come, keep an eye on the sky, Jesus

could come back at any moment.

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This is Chicago, Baby! What To SEE In ONE Day | Travel VLOG - Duration: 8:06.

- Hello Chicago!

Chicago..

How to say it?

- This is Chicago, baby!

Apparently it's a surge on Uber right now, so we are taking the subway.

I've never been to Chicago's subway..

There's no air right now but it's $5 and it gets you to the city, so..)

It's extremely HOT today.

It's about 33C and about 90F.

I'm standing on a platform.

Climbing is the way of life.. and this beautiful creature is right here.

It's so big.

Today is quite possibly the hottest day of the year in Chicago.

I'm not sure why we picked it to come here, but you know, gotta take advantage of what

we have.

Yes?

We finally got to the Navy Pier.

It's quite beautiful here, and we kind of just having a break in the botanical garden

inside of the Navy Pier.

They have a bunch of palm trees, benches and these water little fountains that give you

suspension when the water comes out.

Wait for it.

Here you go.

My mom loves Chicago so far.

She loves walking around.

It gives her a lot of memories and different vibes from places she's been before, from

her childhood.

She loves it!

We finally got her to WiFi, so now she's checking out her VK.

- In these Crystal Gardens of Chicago the air is so fresh, it's like a paradise.

One more dream came true for me!

- Mom, your dreams come true like every day!

- Yes, yes, it's time now.

When I was a child, I had this little palm tree statue on my table.

I was always looking at it and thinking, where trees like that grow.

Definitely not in Ukraine.

- In Chicago,) They grow in Chicago.

- It turns out they grow in Crystal Gardens of Chicago. Wohoo!

They have a long lake shore trail in here, that you can ride a bicycle on, you can walk..

There is a little sandy beach in there.

So beautiful!

We saw a lot of beautiful places here in Chicago today and ended up with this beauty!

Good night guys, see you in the morning.

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Casey's "First Day of Summer" - This is what ads should look like - Duration: 4:47.

if this is the future of advertising

I am 100% benind it

there's finally a break in the rain

a brand want to sell something

and it's a good product

and it brings value to people's lives

and does things that you'de never imagine possible

find a creative narrative

to speak to your consumers with

don't treat them like idiots

and go out there and just slap them accross the face with your brand

and go buy this because we're Mcdonalds or

buy this because we're Brand Z

for those of you that don't know, Casey Neistat

made a video

it's cool footage, cool video

yes it's for views

just like I make this to be entertaining for you, the viewer

shot the whole thing on a samsung

I have shot a lot of the daily stack on both

the iphone

the samsung

ya he put lenses on it. He put

a professional spin to it

but for something that you can pull out of your pocket

you can make increadible content with

now is it gonna be the same grade as say like

the current Canon 7D that I just got

there's parts where you can see that the phone struggled with things

the thing that everyone on the internet seems to be mad about is the fact that

they were duped into watching an ad

at the end of Casey Neistat's video

all it says is that he filmed it

on a Samsung phone

cool

might look into one, might look into being able to do stuff like that

might get that and put a canon lense on it

you clicked on his click bait. you clicked on it to watch

I enjoyed it. I want this kind of advertising

I want to see things in commercials that I want to watch

make informative or entertaining content

that's my rant

*Beep Boop*

that's a problem

that was scary

that was scary flying completely blind

don't ever fly when your phone is almost dead

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What if Superman to driver supercar lamborghini? Learn colors with superman funny 2017 - Duration: 2:01.

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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English Lessons for Asian Speakers - "What You Do" Versus "What Are Your Doing?" - Duration: 2:37.

This video is part of a series for

speakers of Asian languages such as

Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai

Vietnamese - I've traveled all those

countries and I work with students for

many of those countries and they make

some simple mistakes in English but

they're very noticeable mistakes for a

native speaker so here's one of them

that you can correct easily. It will help

your English fluency. If you're asking

about a person's activity at the present

time the correct way to say it is "What

are you doing?" "What are you doing?" at this

moment the response is "I'm staring at a

camera making a video for my nice

students" The way this is the misused or

mispronounced is "What you do?" or "What

you doing?" This is common because the

Asian languages don't have the same

structure as English. English as tree of

German words and words from Latin and

Greek and words borrowed from other

languages and then the Asian language

trees quite different.

so it's hard to move from one to another

but if you can remember to say "What are

you doing?" or "What have you been doing?"

rather than saying "What you doing?" or

"What you do?" your English would sound

more fluid it's the grammatically

correct way to ask about someone's

activity at the present time. Please

subscribe to these videos I've done a

whole series about these but small but

important mistakes in English and I also

wrote a book about the top 37 mistakes

the speakers of Asian languages make I

thought it would be helpful for my

students and you can see the link to it

below I published a book for you so

thank you for watching and please

subscribe if you have any questions

please leave them in the comments

section so I can help you more

thanks very much

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What motivates me to write. - Duration: 4:34.

Hi, this is Noku and welcome to POHP! In the week's video I'm going to be telling

you guys how I manage to stay motivated and not give up when I am writing my stories.

What I usually do is try to incorporate everyday life into my stories. The

stories that people usually talk about, or that I overhear when I'm in a public

space. I try not to use them exactly as they are because then I will get sued

and no one wants that. But I try to change them and make them into my own and try

to make them work well with the story that I'm writing and then use them in

my stories. What you can also do watch more TV. Because even though most people believe that

if you're a writer you're supposed to read more. TV series and movies, before they

became moving pictures they were actually words on paper. So it actually

helps. They're the same as well because they have a beginning they

have a middle and an end. They have a protagonist. They have an antagonist. They have the

climax. They have everything that your story has, except now instead of reading it, you

are now watching it. So watching more TV can actually help, especially if you

watch things that you're not used to. Like instead of watching the usual

American sitcom, you can try watching some in Korean and detective. You can

also use writing prompts. I use them a lot. I use them all the time. When I decide that

"Okay, I've tried my best to write this story, but now I cannot." I have no

motivation nothing works. Then I go to the Internet and I try to

search for writing prompts. I usually use Pinterest, reddit and Tumblr. That's where I get the

most prompts. But if you go anywhere on the internet you'll find them. And Wattpad.

On Watppad there are writing contests that they post on a monthly basis. There is the

Just Write It Wattpad page, you can go there. Then there are also the different

profiles of the different genres that you can write on Wattpad. Like Fan

fiction, fantasy, romance, those kind of things. You can go there and go to the books

written "Contests" and then folder you can find different writings prompts that you

can write. What I like about Wattpad is that they give you a certain

amount of time to write the stories. So they give you a writing prompt and for

example say "You have four weeks to write this". That motivates me even more because I

have a goal that I'm working towards. So, you can do the same.

Make a goal for yourself and then try to achieve it. Like, every Friday I (you) want to

have written three more chapters. That will help with your writing a lot

Another thing you can do to get motivated it is experience new things. I

don't mean, use all of your money or do something that you wake up regretting

the following morning. What I mean is try to save up money if you don't usually

have it and then go to a place that you are not used to going to. Or go to a calm

place like the zoo or the Botanical Gardens or go to the mall with a friend

or someone that you trust and just do the things that you don't do on a

normal everyday basis. That's when you get more motivated and instead of seeing

the things on TV or reading about them you get to experience them yourself, thus making

your writing even better. The last thing that I think will help you to improve

your writing is don't stress. That is the number one rule to everything. Don't stress.

If you have homework,do it. Assignments, do them. You have a test that you're supposed

to be writing on Monday, then study. If you have chores, then do them. Try to

stress as little as possible. Because when you're stressing the last thing on

your mind is writing. The only motivation that you want when you're stressing is

to do the things which you were supposed to do a long time ago.

So try as much as you can not to stress. So if you have any other ways on how you

stay motivated please write it down on the comments below and give this video a

thumbs up if you liked it. If you're a writer and want to make your writing POHP!

please press the subscribe button. Thank you for watching. Bye for now!

For more infomation >> What motivates me to write. - Duration: 4:34.

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Emergency Transportation What Ifs: Eligibility - Duration: 3:26.

Ever wondered what factors determine how a Veteran's ambulance bill is paid? What

happens if the Veteran's ER visit is service connected? How do you proceed if

the trip ticket or UB is missing? A more sobering thought, what if the Veteran

passes in transit to the hospital. Come! Let's explore in Emergency

Transportation What Ifffs. In this episode of Emergency Transportation What Ifs, we are

diving into eligibility. To determine if a Veteran's emergency transportation is

covered, the VA evaluates service-connected criteria and requires

three types of documentation: a transportation claim or ambulance bill, a

trip ticket, and a UB. The status of the documentation affects where the

transportation claim is directed. The first type of documentation required is

the trip ticket which is written enroute to the hospital.

If there is no trip ticket, RTP the claim for medical documentation. You're

tripping if you process a claim without a trip ticket. Once the trip ticket is

located, check the 1703 authorization. If

approved, kick the Veteran's claim to Bene Travel. The Veteran's claim is now in the

land of Bene travel. If the episode of care is not authorized under 1703,

consider the service connection of the hospital visit. There are three

service-connected percentage levels that affect eligibility: 30% or greater, less

than 30%, and not service-connected. If the reviewing clinician determined

the Veteran's ER visit was service-connected at 30% or greater,

review 1728 criteria. If the visit was less than 30%, kick the claim to Bene

Travel. Finally, if the ER visit is completely unrelated to the Veteran's

service, process as a 1725 and check the UB. The UB status, in particular, is

important when processing is 1725. Let's talk about what to do if there's no UB.

When no UB is located, check the trip ticket to see if the vet passed in

transit. The transportation claim might be the

Vet's last bill. If the Vet passed in the ambulance, prepare the claim for clinical

review. If the trip ticket does not explicitly state that the Veteran passed

in transit, we need to investigate. Remember since we don't have a UB, we

will suspend the claim for more documentation. Well, what if we do have a UB? UB's that are RTP'd for medical records require a suspension of the

transportation claim for the same reason. If the UB is present and not RTP'd,

always match the UB with the transportation claim status. We cannot

pay for the transportation claim until the UB is paid. In thinking about all

the potential eligibility scenarios a Veteran can face, consider the three,

medical documentation types, service-connected percentages, and the UB

status for 1725's. See you next time on Emergency Transportation

What Iffffs.

For more infomation >> Emergency Transportation What Ifs: Eligibility - Duration: 3:26.

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What's Poppin' with Primo Popcorn - Duration: 4:29.

READY TO GO IN CASE MICHAEL

WANTED THE BIG ACTION SCENES.

HITTING THE THEATERS, I BELIEVE,

TONIGHT.

WHAT GOES WITH MOVIES?

PRIMO POPCORN.

CHECK OUT THIS LIMITED EDITION.

SAVORY DYNAMITE.

CHEDDAR.

I'M A LIMB WILL -- LITTLE SCARED BUT

INTRIGUED.

SHOULD I HAVE WATER NEARBY?

CHEDDAR.

AND THE SPICE COMES AT THE END.

MORE LIKE CHEDDAR AND SPICE.

DOESN'T IT TASTE LIKE CHEESE AND

CHEDDAR?

WATCH.

HAS IT HIT YOU YET?

John: IT JUMPED UP AND

SLAPPED ME.

[LAUGHTER]

AND IT'S NOT SPICY.

John: IT'S SO GOOD.

WE HAVE ANOTHER MOVIE.

Kristine: NICOLE KIDMAN AND

KIRSTEN DUNST STARS.

WE PRAY THAT WE WILL BE KEPT

FROM HARM THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.

Kristine: THIS POPCORN IS

STILL GOING DOWN MY THROAT.

THE BEGUILED UNFOLDS AT A

SOUTHERN GIRLS' BOARDING SCHOOL.

IT CAUSESES TENSION, RIVALRY AND

UNEXPECTED TWIST AMONGST THE

WRITING THE SCRIPT AND GETING

INTO THE CHARACTER.

WE DID A LOT TOGETHER.

EVEN BEFORE REHEARSALS.

SOPHIA MADE US LEARN HOW TO SEW.

BEFORE WE GOT ON SET.

I TRIED TO LEARN BEFORE

FILMING, TO LEARN ABOUT THE

TIME.

HAVING THE CIVIL WAR.

TEACH US ABOUT THE MEDICAL

PROCEDURES.

THE BEGUILED MOVIE IS RATED

R.

AND THIS ONE LOOKS CREEPY.

IT ALMOST REMINDS ME IN THE

OTHERS" JOHN."

John: I NEVER SAW THAT.

THAT LOOKS GOOD.

I JUMPED OVER THAT TO GET TO

TRANSFORMERS.

WE'LL SEE HOW THOSE GO.

IT'S LIKE THE FIFTH MOVIE IN THE

SERIES.

Kristine: I'VE NERVE SEEN

I USED TO WATCH THE

TRANSFORMERS, THE CASH TOONS.

I'M A FAN.

IT'S PIDGIN T-SHIRT TIME.

THE PIDGIN PHRASE THIS WEEK IS

TRY WAIT.

I DON'T THINK A DAY GOES BY --

I'VE HEARD THAT EVERY DAY JUST

ABOUT.

TRY WAIT FROM PIDGIN OVERDRIVE.

BIG MAHALO FROM PRIMO POPCORN

FOR VOTING THEM HAWAI'I'S BEST

LOCAL POPCORN 2017.

THEY GOT THE AWARD.

THEIR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR

WINNING.

THEIR CUSTOMERS.

THEIR SALE IS NOW UNTIL NEXT

WEDNESDAY.

ENJOY 10% OFF GRAB AND GO

POPCORN.

ONLINE WILL GET 10% REBATE.

John: DYNAMITE CHEDDAR

SENTENCE.

TRY WAIT, I NEED TO TAKE A SIP

OF WATER.

BECAUSE THAT SPICY.

TRY WAIT.

BRAH, BECAUSE THE POPCORN STAY

THAT WAS WAY BETTER.

IT IS GOOD IF YOU LIKE THE KICK

AT THE END.

I KNOW PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO PUT

AND OUR HAWAIIAN WORDS OF THE

DAY ON TWIERS.

THOSE ARE GREAT.

ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IF YOU WANT

SOME PRIMO POPCORN IS HEAD DOWN

For more infomation >> What's Poppin' with Primo Popcorn - Duration: 4:29.

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And What About Me, Honey? • A čo ja, miláčik? - Duration: 6:35.

(translating Amharic)

(door bell)

Forgot his keys again?

Alright, alright. I'm coming. Coming!

He never takes the keys.

—Good morning!

—Morning!

—Missis Pokorna?

—Yes, please.

—My name is Skarlet Kovacova.

—Yes, please.

—I'm coming in fight for your husband.

—I'm sorry?

—I came to fight for your husband.

—And what's going on with you and him?

—Nothing yet.

—What do you mean?

—That's why I'm here.

To make it happen.

—Just like that? And what about all the baggage of yours? For what?

—I'm going to stay here.

—I beg your pardon!

—You heard me. I'm staying here.

—I see.

So one luggage comes with your grenades, the other with bullets.

Or the full equipment?

—Here I have a sewing machine, an iron,

a cooking book, the Kama Sutra,

a bottle of champagne... Simply, anything you miss home.

While this is my personal stuff.

And here's my ID. Help yourself.

—I don't give a damn about it.

So hope you don't mind.

—What the heck are you doing? . —I know this is not a good time...

—She's weird indeed.

—I'm coming at the last minute.

—I bet you are.

—Calm down, Missis Pokorna. —Me?

—You're upset for being overworked.

—Enough is enough!

—Your manuscript is soon overdue, and you barely touched your draft translation.

—None of your business.

—How would you know?

—From Amharic.

A way difficult language.

—You have such command of my husband, too?

—In other respect.

—Physical? —As well.

—He's neglected.

—Excuse me?

—Today, he has left with a missing button on his checkered shirt.

His jeans are so shaggy and and scratched between his...

—You work for the Labor Party, right?

—His shoes wouldn't get polished since gotten from his mother.

—The mother-in-law?

—No way. I'm neither from the Labor Party, nor your ML messenger.

I'm just here to fight for him.

—You don't quit that fighting thing?

—Come on then.

Karate or other martial arts?

What's up?

You wanted to fight for him.

—I want to care for him.

—Make up your mind then. Fight or care?

—He's a man of value.

And yet, he had 20 grams of potato salad yesterday with 2 rolls and a beer.

Today, a hot dog.

While last Monday, no dinner.

—Listen, you get paid?

For spying on him?

One can tell from afar he's neglected.

—Why did you choose him?

What about a well-situated deputy?

Or if you depend on tramps only, what about some asymmetric punk?

—He needs me.

—Well, I will let him know about you.

Or you may leave your photograph.

So he can see what a beauty would love to take care of him.

—We're wasting time here. You still need to work on the Epilogue and Notes.

—You know that, too?

—You adopt me as a homeless cousin or your girlfriend.

So I can fight for your husband.

Oh, no!

My breasts are not my focus.

But a care.

—Ahh, you're from the Red Cross.

—Stop interrupting me, please.

Let's say I'll be mending his buttons, his socks...

—Taking his shoes to repair.

And let's add to that also cooking, laundering, ironing.

How much do you cost? Are you paid by hour or performance?

—Why do you keep interrupting me? I'm not from a factory worker.

—Listen, get lost. Otherwise I call police.

—You don't. I'll say just two words to stop you.

Adolf Koren!

What about him?

23rd Summer School of Art Translation and Reading Art Works in Nitra.

Held in August 12th to 16th, 1983.

More precisely, from August the 15th.

From 11 p.m. and 38 mins

by 4 a.m. and 26 mins the next morning.

On August 16th, 1983.

Hotel Zobor, room 516.

Do you need more details?

—Well...

Come in then.

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