Youtube daily here May 28 2018

MANIACAL ENGINEER: Hey everyone,

it's your friendly neighborhood Maniacal Engineer!

I just wanted to remind you all about TheSpeedGamers' upcoming

Pokémon marathon for St. Jude's Children Research Hospital,

happening June 8 through 15.

While the marathon is still a little ways away,

you can certainly donate to this cause.

A link can be found in the description for donations,

and rewards in the form of naming characters are available

if you donate early enough.

This is for an excellent cause, so please help out if you can,

and definitely tune in during the actual marathon.

Okay, enough of me blathering on.

Now, for your feature presentation:

ABCBOY: Hello, and welcome to the Bulbanews Weekly Roundup!

Today is May 28, 2018. I'm abcboy, and every Monday,

we review the events of the past week

in the Pokémon franchise and beyond.

Shiny Zygarde will be available as part of next month's

Legendary Pokémon celebration from June 1 to 24

in American region games via serial code and

from June 1 to 22 for PAL region games via Nintendo Network.

They will be available at GameStop stores in

the United States, EB Games stores in Canada, as well as

in Latin America from participating local retailers.

Until June 5, the Adventure Week event

will be available in Pokémon GO.

Unique Field Research tasks are available, as well as

an increased rate of appearance for Rock-type Pokémon.

Larvitar will be featured in next month's Pokémon GO

Community Day, which will be held on June 16, 2018.

Players will obtain three times as much experience when

catching Pokémon and Lure Modules will last for three hours.

Alola Forms have also been announced

to be added to the game in the coming weeks.

In Japan, a Golduck based on the one used by Ryota Otsubo

will be distributed at the Pokémon Japan Championships 2018

from June 9 to 10 via local wireless.

Thanks for watching the Bulbanews Weekly Roundup!

Make sure to subscribe to us on YouTube

and follow us at @BulbaNewsNOW on Twitter

for the latest Pokémon news.

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YOU'RE NOT HAPPY, HERE'S WHY - Duration: 4:39.

Today I want to talk about how to be happier right now

now before I do I know most people are gonna listen to this or some people are

gonna listen to it and say but this doesn't apply to me because I'm

depressed and you don't know my depression you don't know what I've been

through you don't know how terrible my life has been now I do realize there are

some people who are clinically depressed and have different chemicals running

through their brains but that is a very very small percentage the majority of

people who will watch this are probably depressed or have anxiety or sad because

of the fact that their thoughts are not where they should be not because the

chemicals and their brains are not where they should be so if you have a feeling

of sadness or depression or anxiety a lot of times it comes from the fact of

feeling less what I mean by feeling less? You don't feel like you're as far along in

life as you should be or you look at other people's lives and you have less

than them or you look at yourself and you feel less about yourself, right? You

look around you and your life is not up to your expectations you wish that

you are further along you wish that you were in the same situation of these

people you wish that your life was better your life is not lining up to

your expectations therefore you feel like you are less of

a person than you actually are so that's the first things you have to

realize if your self-worth comes from your expectations of where you think you

should be or your expectations of comparing yourself to other people

you will never be happy because if most people once you get to a certain spot

you always want to be further most of our goals or our life's dreams are like

the horizon the closer we get to it the further away it gets because we keep

pushing it further and further because we want more and more and more if

you are comparing yourself to somebody else

that is a battle you will never win and the reason why is because they did not

have the same life that you did nobody has the same upbringing nobody

has the exact same life nobody has gone through the exact same life experiences

so to compare yourself with somebody else is absolute madness because they

didn't have the same upbringing that you did

they didn't have the same journey or story that you did so if you continue to

compare yourself with other people you will never win I'll tell you that right

now so what is the easiest way to turn your sadness or your anxiety or

depression into happiness? What you need to do is you need to trade your

expectations for appreciation let me say that again trade your expectations for

appreciation your expectations for your life or other people what you want other

people to do or what you do or don't have trade those expectations for your

life or other people what you don't have for appreciation for your life for other

people and what you do have the quickest way to become happy in this moment is to

ask yourself one question "what am i grateful for right now?" what am i

grateful for right now? And if you make it a habit to ask yourself that question

you'll start to notice your mood change and the reason why is because your focus

won't go on to what you don't have because there always is going to be

something you don't have there will always be someone that has more than you

but your focus switches to what you do have and what to be grateful for you

have food you have water shelter clothing if you're watching this video

you have some form of the Internet whether that be on a computer or a phone

you're further along than most people in this world you have something to be

grateful for and if nothing else you have your breath and your beating heart

to be grateful for you have your health your breath and your beating heart to be

grateful for so if you want to change your life change your happiness change

your sadness into happiness you need to ask yourself this question what am i

grateful for right now? Next time you start to feel anxiety or sadness or

those those emotions come up you say no I'm not gonna let this happen you

click over you say what am I grateful for in this moment and you ask yourself

that question and you trade your expectations for what your life "should

be" because your life will never line up to what you think it "should be"

to what you actually have and appreciation for that turn your

expectations into appreciation and ask yourself in this

moment "what am i grateful for right now?"

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How Olga Korbut Inspired a Generation of Gymnasts | The Olympics On The Record - Duration: 5:08.

Gymnastics now, and, first up,

Tourischeva of the Soviet Union.

Ludmilla Tourischeva led the Soviet Union

to the team event gold medal

at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich.

She would then go on to win gold in the prestigious

overall individual discipline.

At 20 years old, Tourischeva held world,

Olympic and European titles all at the same time,

and she ended her career with nine Olympic medals,

including four of the most precious metal.

She was a serene performer, consistently brilliant

and a popular team leader of the Soviet gymnastics team.

So why was the 1972 gymnastics competition best remembered

not for the performance of Tourischeva,

but for the emergence

of her 17-year-old team-mate, the girl who finished seventh?

Nicknamed the Sparrow,

the little Olga Korbut

was a promising star of Soviet gymnastics.

She caught the eye

from her very first appearance in Munich.

She had been training relentlessly from the age of 12

back home in Minsk, in modern-day Belarus.

Alongside Tourischeva,

Korbut helped the Soviet Union win gold

in the team event.

By the start of the individual all-round competition,

all eyes were on Korbut.

There was no social media in those days,

but it would be true to say

that Korbut phenomenon went viral.

Imagine a world without social media!

People actually talking to each other.

Nelly.

Nelly!

Watching on colour TV for the first time,

people around the world

stopped what they were doing

to watch this tiny girl from Minsk.

After the vault and floor exercises,

Korbut was in third place.

She was in serious contention to win a medal.

Next up, the uneven bars.

Two parallel bars set at different heights

with gymnasts soaring and swinging from bar to bar.

It requires control.

The judges looking for difficulty,

technique and composition.

Deductions are made for errors, pauses and steps on dismount.

Up until then, the uneven bars

had been Korbut's strongest discipline,

but not that day in Munich.

From the beginning, her routine went badly wrong.

Korbut was heavily marked down,

a score of 7.5 effectively ended her medal chances.

The tears were seen as a very public display of emotion

and it helped make her a household name.

Tears. Yep. That will work.

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Tourischeva won the overall gold medal she deserved.

It was said of her she could perform on a battlefield.

It was Korbut however who won people's hearts,

and she had the support of millions

when it came to the individual events.

On the balance beam,

she pulled off a stunt no-one had ever seen before

in international competition.

It was a sensational performance and it won her gold

in that discipline.

Korbut followed it up with an extraordinary display

on the floor.

A second gold.

On the uneven bars,

she made mistakes in the qualification round,

but made it through to the finals,

and it was now that she pulled off her boldest manoeuvre yet.

No gymnast had ever scored a perfect ten before,

but surely this sensational performance had earned it.

The judges thought not and awarded Korbut 9.8.

Spectators thought there had been a huge mistake.

The judges stuck to their decision.

It was still enough to give Korbut a silver medal.

The audacious backwards somersault

became known as the Korbut Flip.

But in 2009, the move was banned.

You will never see this done at the Olympic Games.

It was just too dangerous.

Thankfully, the Flip was not Korbut's only legacy.

She quickly became a role model for young gymnasts.

In Britain alone, some 2.5 million took up the sport,

a pattern repeated all over the world.

The Korbut phenomenon demonstrated

the power of the Olympic Games, or, in this case,

a young girl from Minsk to grab the attention of the globe.

For more infomation >> How Olga Korbut Inspired a Generation of Gymnasts | The Olympics On The Record - Duration: 5:08.

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Here's a Mercedes I Would Actually Buy - 1973 Classic Mercedes Benz 280CE - Duration: 4:01.

it's time for show-off Sunday, where everyone has a chance to show off their

own car, and here's this week's winner

this is my 1973 280CE, it's only done 75,000 original miles, I purchased it

from the original owner and have owned it for about two years, it's one of the

cars in my Mercedes collection, I do believe it's one of the best unrestored

280CE coupes in the world, the interior is in excellent condition

there's no tears, no rips, no sagging on the seats, they are all original from

Mercedes, carpets are in excellent condition they're all original never

been replaced, roof lining is like new all original, no cracks in the dashboard

I have all the original ownership paperwork, I'm the second owner of this

car, full service history, data card option list everything is in there, I've

added these carpets on top of the original ones just to protect the

original ones underneath which are also in mint condition like new, steering

wheel is like new, no cracks no scratches the only thing that's not original in

the car would be the radio and the speakers in the back, this car has the

famous straight-6 m110 engine which is well known for being bulletproof, these

engines can just about last forever if well-maintained, the engine

produces 185 horsepower and is very smooth, this car also has the manual

gearbox which is rare and more enjoyable to drive

I only drive this car a few times a year, but I do take it for a quick quickly

drive to keep everything right, the original owner has always garage to

keep it like new, the paintwork is in excellent condition and I have recently

had it ceramic coated, this car features the original alloy wheels but some other

models came with the hubcap wheels, I

think the 280CE is one of the best looking classic cars it's elegant and

very unique looking, it drives very much like a modern car it's very comfortable

I could drive it all over the country without getting tired, my car has been

very well maintained and drives like the day it came out of the factory, the

engine runs very quietly and starts first time, the steering is very tight

with no play at all, one of the most exciting features of this car for me is

the perlis windows, you almost feel like you're in a convertible, this body style

was produced between 1968 and 1976 with nearly 2 million cars made, however only

around 7,500 were 280CE coupes, I have owned over 100 classic Mercedes over the

past few years, I have posted a few of them on my youtube channel if

anyone wants to have a look, my youtube channel is classic Mercsm thank you for

watchingm well that was this week's video and

remember to have your car video highlighted here on my channel, check

this out,

so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember

to ring that Bell!

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Toram online Hunting Bad Player "Chromix" 's score . Here's your JADE NM F**kin' score - Part 2 - Duration: 3:02.

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Key says he wishes Jonghyun was here on SHINee's 10th anniversary - Duration: 1:09.

Key expressed how much he misses the late SHINee member, Jonghyun.SEE ALSO: [RECAP] Identity LA 2018 and Exclusive Interview with Headliner Hotel GarudaOn May 24, Key posted a picture of SHINee with the founder of SM Entertainment, Lee Soo Man

He uploaded the post to celebrate the group's 10th-anniversary but also took time to express how much he misses the late member

The caption was filled with the hashtags, "#10thanniversary #shinee #smt #wishyouwerehere

" The last tag referring to Jonghyun. Jonghyun,Jonghyun,Key,

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Little Boy Movie CLIP- Measure yourself here to the sky. - Duration: 0:24.

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The U.S. lost track of 1,475 immigrant children last year. Here's why people are outraged now. - Duration: 5:46.

The U.S. lost track of 1,475 immigrant children last year. Here's why people are outraged now.

Reports of federal authorities losing track of nearly 1,500 immigrant children in their custody.

Scathing criticism over children being taken from their migrant parents at the border. Proposed rallies.

In the past week, outrage about treatment of children taken into U.S.

custody at the Southwest border has reached a fever pitch, exploding in a barrage of tweets and calls to action with the hashtags #WhereAreTheChildren and #MissingChildren.

How accurate are certain claims circulating online? What do those children have to do with the Trump administration's new immigration enforcement policies? How many families are being separated? And why is there so much outrage about it now? We take a look at how the story has snowballed.

Did the United States really lose track of 1,475 immigrant kids?.

In short, yes. During a Senate committee hearing late last month, Steven Wagner, an official with the Department of Health and Human Services, testified that the federal agency had lost track of 1,475 children who had crossed the U.S.-Mexico border on their own (that is, unaccompanied by adults) and subsequently were placed with adult sponsors in the United States.

As the Associated Press reported, the number was based on a survey of more than 7,000 children:.

From October to December 2017, HHS called 7,635 children the agency had placed with sponsors, and found 6,075 of the children were still living with their sponsors, 28 had run away, five had been deported and 52 were living with someone else.

The rest were missing, said Steven Wagner, acting assistant secretary at HHS.

Health and Human Services officials have argued it is not the department's legal responsibility to find those children after they are released from the care of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which falls under HHS's Administration for Children and Families.

 And some have pointed out that adult sponsors are sometimes relatives who already were living in the United States and who intentionally may not be responding to contact attempts by HHS.

However, neither of those arguments has done much to quell outrage surrounding the testimony by Wagner, a principal deputy at HHS who oversees the Administration for Children and Families.

Sen.

Rob Portman (R-Ohio), chairman of the Senate subcommittee, has repeatedly argued that it was a matter of humanity, not simply legal responsibility, citing a case in which federal officials had turned over eight immigrant children to human traffickers.

"These kids, regardless of their immigration status, deserve to be treated properly, not abused or trafficked," Portman said in the subcommittee.

"This is all about accountability.".

Portman reiterated his stance in an April 24 PBS "Frontline" special called "Trafficked in America," which documented the plight of the eight children who were forced to work on an egg farm in Ohio.

"We've got these kids. They're here.

They're living on our soil," he told PBS.

"And for us to just, you know, assume someone else is going to take care of them and throw them to the wolves, which is what HHS was doing, is flat-out wrong.

I don't care what you think about immigration policy, it's wrong.".

In a written statement to The Washington Post, DHS stated that approximately 85 percent of sponsors who ultimately acquire custody of unaccompanied minors are parents or close family members.

Were these 1,475 children separated from their parents at the border?.

The children unaccounted for in last year's HHS survey all arrived at the Southwest border alone.

The government refers to these children as "unaccompanied alien children," or UACs.

For more infomation >> The U.S. lost track of 1,475 immigrant children last year. Here's why people are outraged now. - Duration: 5:46.

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Here Are SEVEN Despicable Tactics Obama Used to SPY on Trump - Duration: 3:11.

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Montana Ag Network: Summer grilling season is here! - Duration: 2:26.

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Here's The 411 On The IUD | Madge the Vag | Scary Mommy - Duration: 5:42.

- Once upon a time, there was magic stick.

It as shaped like a T, and went in your uterus.

It was 99% effective, and stopped sperm in its tracks.

A required no upkeep, just insert and relax!

(funky music)

It sounds like a fairytale, but the IUD is the real thing!

Twhat's up, ladies, I'm Madge The Vag,

and today we are learning about

the most under utilized birth control in the US!

So WTF with the IUD?

What does IUD stand for?

- I have no idea.

- Oh, I have no idea.

- It's not improvised explosive device,

which is what I always call it.

- What does IUD stand for?

- Intrauterine device.

- Yes! Yes!

(funky music)

- Okay Dr. Angela, how many different types

of IUDs are there?

- Progesterone releasing IUDs, that's going to be

either the Kyleena, Morena, Skylar,

and then there's something called a copper T IUD, Paragard.

That is non-hormonal, yes.

- Now, are the types of hormones,

are there more in some of those, or is it--

- Yes, yes they vary,

and the other really interesting thing about that,

just because you have a five year, or a three year,

or a ten year IUD, it doesn't mean you have

to leave it in for that long.

You can leave it in for two years and say, oh, done.

The other really nice things about IUDs is

that they are long acting reversible forms of contraception.

So, if you want more long term contraception,

but you're not sure when you want that kid,

or you haven't quite determined if you want any more kids,

it still gives you the option of being able to have kids.

- So the IUD has little string on the bottom.

What do you think the string is for?

And I'll give you a hint,

it is not for flossing your vagina,

although I have gotten food stuck in there. (laughs)

- To take it out?

- It's not to floss your teeth Patrick, don't even say it.

- So they can pull it out?

- Yes, yes!

I'm glad you didn't say,

"So I can pull it out", that's good.

- (laughs)

(funky music)

- Where does and IUD go?

Where do you put it?

Just pop it in?

- Intrauterine device, so it gets inserted

through the cervix, inside the uterus,

and it just sits there.

We cut the strings, the strings typically hang

either right inside the cervical canal, or right outside.

- Your partner could feel the IUD?

'Cause my husband says he can't feel anything.

(laughter)

Maybe that's something else.

- Sometimes they can, but, in most situations,

after insertion, like a week or two,

the strings become much more pliable,

and typically just fold right behind the cervix.

- Getting an IUD, does it hurt?

Does it hurt going in?

- I gotta tell you,

I usually tell folks it's a little crampy.

Like, most patients that I insert IUDs in,

I typically recommend that they take

some high dose Ibuprofen, usually like 600-800 millagrams,

about 30 minutes before the procedure.

And most women do really well.

- Are there usually any side effects,

like infections that you can get

from these things going in there and pushing things inside?

- You know, not likely.

Now, you have to consider, things like vaginal rings,

IUDs, they are foreign bodies.

And you know sometimes, women might,

note, increase discharge.

But no, it's completely safe, it's completely fine.

And remember, your vagina is not

like some never ending tunnel.

It's not like you're gonna put in the IUD

or put in the vaginal ring,

and it's gonna end up next to your kidney or something.

- Oh I don't know Dr. Angela,

I'm pretty sure mine's like a giant cave,

I've heard it echo a couple times.

True or false: IUDs are 99% effective?

- False

- True

- False

- True, Karen!

- Oh!

- It's true!

What did you think?

- I would think less.

- Really, no, it's a good one,

it's basically just blocking everything.

Nothing can get past that IUD.

- True.

- It is true!

It's true, can you imagine being that one percent?

That would be kind of special though.

(funky music)

When you get the IUD, it kind of stops your period.

Is that okay?

- It depends on what kind of IUD you get.

The progesterone containing IUDs

will do a couple different things to your periods.

Either they will become very light,

or you might not have a period at all.

- That sounds amazing.

- I know, how is that a problem?

- Who wouldn't want that?

- But I gotta tell you about this,

any time you have a progesterone only form of contraception,

irregular bleeding might be an issue for you,

so I always give women the heads up with regards to that.

Usually, status post-placement,

the spotting or irregular bleeding will stop,

it usually takes six to eight weeks.

Speaking of the other form of IUD, the Paragard,

that can be associated with heavier or painful periods.

- Who wants that?

- I don't want that at all.

- I don't want that, I know.

- No flow over here.

Three to ten years of pregnancy protection,

little to no period,

and you don't have to remember to do anything?

Sounds like love at first sight to me.

But remember, talk to your doctors about side effects

to see if the IUD is the right fit for you.

(laughs)

I'm Madge The Vag,

and if you have any questions or comments,

put 'em in the box.

My inbox that is.

(light guitar)