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>> Welcome to Asian

American Life.

I am Ernabel Demillo.

In honor of Asian-Pacific

American Heritage month,

we are celebrity the lives of

remarkable women who helped

change America.

You probably have not heard of

most of them, but some got their

start right here, helping the

Chinatown community.

A woman ahead of her time,

Rayner Ramirez on the life and

work of women's rights leader,

Mabel Lee.

Breaking silence, my special

report on sexual harassment.

Kyung Yoon shares the power

of women's giving circles and

Minnie Roh meets with

award-winning activist, Ai-Jen

Poo. This and more on Asian

American Life.

>> I am Rayner Ramirez.

In the early 1900s, a scholar

from Chinatown became an

unlikely activist for

women's right to vote.

And she may finally be getting

the recognition she deserves.

This post office in New York's

Chinatown may be getting a new

name to honor one of its

treasured residence, Dr. Mabel

Lee who founded the first

Chinese Baptist Church in 1925.

>> Our founder has been in the

news.

There is a movement to dedicate

a post office in honor of her.

>> Mabel Lee first made

headlines as a suffragist

over a century ago.

The New York Tribune called her

a symbol of a new era.

A recent graduate of Barnard

College, she rode on horseback,

leading a March for women's

rights to vote even though she

would never be allowed to cast

the ballot as a Chinese

immigrant.

>> Mabel Lee was involved not

just in the beginning of the

suffragist movement, but also

she was subject to the Chinese

exclusion act, which meant that

not only were Chinese excluded

from emigrating to the United

States unless they had certain

kinds of credentials, but they

were also not permitted to

become naturalized citizens, and

therefore unable to vote.

>> Mabel Lee's father was a

progressive American Baptist.

>> Part of the denomination was

preaching a gospel called

social gospel.

Not just a Bible and spiritual

salvation, but how the Christian

churches could be involved in

social changes.

>> Mabel Lee was fighting for

women's rights because she

thought that women's rights were

an important contribution for

the transformation of China.

>> Contributing to the

transformation of modern China

was Mabel's ultimate goal when

she completed her doctorate

degree in political econimics

from Columbia University.

>> She was extremely unique as a

woman getting her PhD from

Columbia University, and a

Chinese woman at that.

The label of the first Chinese

woman to earn a PhD from

Columbia shows you it was not

something that was traditional

or happened very often and it

was even unusual for men from

China to get a PhD from

Columbia at the time.

>> But Lee's dreams of

returning to China were dashed

when her father suddenly passed

away.

>> She came back to New York to

take care of her mother and take

the reins of the organization

her father had begun to build.

>> Lee secured this

building and establish the first

Chinese Baptist Church in honor

of her father.

>> Dr. Mabel Lee felt it was

important to continue her

father's vision through local

community donations, as well as

religious organizations to help

raise funds to create the

Memorial Hall we are sitting in,

today.

>> Though Lee could not be

ordained as a pastor because of

her gender, she ran the church.

It became one of Chinatown's

early community centers.

>> As part of the first Chinese

Baptist Church's mission, they

offered outreach programs to

teach young immigrants English

lessons which would help them

assimilate to life in America.

I am one of the beneficiaries of

this great mission because when

my father came here to learn

English, he went to Polytech to

earn his degree in electrical

engineering and as a result,

landed a job as one of the first

Chinese electrical engineers at

AT&T in the 1950's.

>> Robert Gee's father, Stephen,

would become a deacon of the

church carrying on Mabel Lee's

mission of giving back to the

community.

>> Through her 60 plus years of

service to the community, I

would say thousands of Chinese

immigrants she has touched in

terms of helping them, from

language or business or whatever

the need was, Dr. Mabel Lee was

there to help.

>> Gee who met Lee when he

was just a toddler, followed in

his father's footsteps and

became a deacon of the church.

>> I feel that we are blessed

with the opportunities that this

church provided to my father.

As a way of giving back to the

community and this church and

the mission of Dr. Mabel Lee,

this is why I am here, helping

the community which is the

mission of what they had set

out over 92 years ago.

>> Gee's family is among

the countless lives touched by

the work of Dr. Mabel Lee, a

trailblazer who left her stamp

on Chinatown, and continues to

inspire a new generation.

>> Younger Asian American women

can learn from Mabel Lee that

determination is important.

You don't allow society to

define you.

>> The bill to rename this

post office in Mabel Lee's honor

passed in the House of

Representatives and is now in

the hands of the U.S. Senate.

For Asian American Life, I am

Rayner Ramirez.

>> Sexual assault and

harassment has been making

headline news -- and now some

Asian-American women are

leading the fight,

refusing to be silent no more.

>> So these are all of our black

velvet hangers. So instead of

traditional cleaners-

>> Rechelle Balanzat is the

woman behind Juliette, a mobile

laundry app designed for the

busy New Yorker. With a tap

here and a tap there,

your laundry is picked up,

cleaned and returned within 24

hours.

>> Everything is done in the

Upper West side where we process

the clothes, package it and do

quality checks before we

deliver it to our customers.

>> Balanzat came up with the

idea in 2013, when she found her

self trying to navigate the not

so clean male-dominated world

of venture capitalists and

investors.

>> There are varying degrees of

sexual harassment.

I have been fortunate enough to

not be on the high-end.

The sexual innuendos, examples

would be going out for a

cocktail date or dinner date

that is supposed to be an

investor meeting, those types of

things.

I would have to really

second-guess their intentions.

>> But it was pretty clear

to her, what their intentions

were.

>> They would say things like

all you have to do is go on this

date and he will write you a

check.

That is pretty forward to me.

It really made me question what

is the purpose of this date?

Are you looking at me because

you are expecting a sexual favor

or is it because you believe in

my business and this company I

am trying to build?

>> Balanzat and other

Asian American women tech

entrepreneurs say this is a too

common experience for them,

getting hit on and in the

extreme, assaulted,

while pitching to investors.

And they are not alone.

The #MeToo movement has led to

women coming forward with their

stories of sexual assault,

violence and harassment, not

just in the tech industry, but

in Hollywood, the service

industry, the media, and more.

Women and their supporters are

saying enough with boys will be

boys.

>> I think the tide has shifted.

I think in our generation, we

were more apt to accept that

sort of thing.

Hopefully now, this new

generation who are coming into

corporate America, board rooms,

classrooms, anywhere are less

tolerant of that kind of

behavior.

>> Despite all the media

attention to the movement, some

argue that not much attention is

being given to the diversity of

the women victims.

>> Our needs have to be taken

into account in any kind of

development of programming or

policies.

We cannot be overlooked.

The stereotypes that apply to

white women may not apply to us.

We tend not to have the same

level of championship within

organizations.

We tend not to have role models

who look like us.

We don't have sponsors who can

advocate for us to the extent

that they do for white women.

>> Dr. Giscombe is with

Catalyst, a New York

based nonprofit supporting

women in the workplace.

She says stereotypes make women

of color more susceptible to

sexual harassment.

>> With Asian-American women,

there is this China doll

stereotype that came about

because of the U.S. occupation

of Asian countries after wars,

that there was a sex trade that

grew up to serve American

soldiers.

>> In Hollywood for

example, Asian women are often

portrayed as hypersexual.

And one study, analyzing

pornographic websites, found

nearly half of the women being

raped and sexually assaulted

were Asian women. Meanwhile,

in real life, most AAPI

women are afraid to speak out

when they are a victim.

Karen Elizaga is an author,

executive coach and long time

president of Woman Kind,

a nonprofit supporting

Asian Americans who are

victims of domestic and sexual

violence.

What kind of cultural barriers

Asian American women

face when it comes to reporting

sexual violence and harassment?

>> I will speak in a generality

which is that as a culture, we

have the issue of shame.

There is the issue of loyalty,

also the issue of being a good

soldier.

Putting your head down and

getting the job done.

We don't want to bring shame to

our family.

We want to be loyal to our

family.

How do you step out of your

cultural norm and raise your

head and say I have been a

survivor of sexual violence?

>> Some Asian American

women have been fighting back,

notably the journalist Suki Kim,

who publically accused her

former boss, the award winning

journalist John Hockenberry,

of sexual harassment.

There's Ellen Pao who filed a

gender discrimination lawsuit

against her employer.

While she lost the suit, it did

help highlight the treatment of

women in tech.

According to a recent survey,

six in 10 women in tech say they

have experienced harassment.

>> When you are starting out,

you are so hungry for validation

or capital or support and to

have it dangled in front of you,

knowing that you need the

support but in exchange, you are

required to do some sort of

favor, even if it is as innocent

as a date.

The fact that I have to be

propositioned that way and not

because of my business model.

>> Women entrepreneurs are

still fighting an uphill battle.

According to the tech company

Crunch Base, the number of

startups with female founders is

only 17%, the same number since

2015.

Balanzat says the obstacles have

only made her tougher.

>> When you are trying to build

a company, you cannot be shy and

quiet otherwise your company is

not going to go anywhere.

I had to learn that grit and

I had to learn that strength

whem I was faced with no's,

with sexual harrassment,

with people who didn't take

me seriously, you kind

of grow and develop as a person.

>> And she is not afraid

to tell her story, because maybe

one day these stories can add up

to systemic change, the kind of

change organizations like

Catalyst and Women Kind are

demanding.

I'm Ernabel Demillo for Asian

American Life.

>> I'm Kyung Yoon.

Giving circles are relatively

new trend in America, but they

are built on traditions that

date back hundreds, maybe

thousands of years around the

world.

In New York City, a group of

Asian American women are

redefining what it means to be

philanthropist activists.

>> Where is the social Justice

piece of this?

>> I think that is what makes it

a medium.

>> Meet the women of the

Asian Women Giving Circle, New

Yorkers who care about their

community.

They pool their philanthropic

dollars to fund projects led

by Asian American women

and community groups that

promote positive and

progressive social change.

Hali Lee founded the Giving

Circle in 2005 after realizing

how much more of an impact she

and her friend could have by

giving together, rather than

going at it alone.

>> I would respond to an

appealing appeal if there was a

disaster.

I would give to my college or

the places that matter to me.

I was not focusing my giving on

women or girls in New York City

or Asian American families in

New York City.

With this idea of starting

Giving Circle, it was a

great chance to get my

girlfriends together and also

just be more strategic and

impactful with our philanthropic

dollars.

>> Starting with its first

grants in 2006, the Giving

Circle has raised and awarded

over $850,000 to support more

than 85 projects by

Asian-American women artists,

activists and changemakers.

>> She get straight A's.

She is a fan of art.

She's perfect

the way that God made her.

>> The best way to move people's

hearts is through words, images,

song, dance, theater,

documentary films, spoken word

poetry, so we decided to focus

our philanthropic might on art

for progressive social change.

>> The group is proud of

being an early funder of

programs like this one by

Amita Swadhin, an anti-violence

activist and survivor.

>> When I remember Poleen, I

remember the difference between

victim and survivor.

>> Amita did a program called

Secret Survivors, around child

sexual abuse in families,

including some Asian American

families.

We gave her a small grant and it

enabled her to workshop her very

moving personal theatrical

piece.

It was like different actors

embodying the stories of people

who had survived childhood

sexual assault.

After we gave her that grant,

she got $50,000 for the

foundation.

>> Here, the group

is discussing a grant

application to fund a girls

leadership and advocacy project

in New Yorks Chinatown.

It teaches papermaking, made

from recycled paper used each

Lunar New Year.

>> The paper is the medium for

the kids to learn about Asian

American women activists in

New York City in Chinatown.

>> It is an awareness thing for

the younger generation.

Literally after one of these

festivals, the confetti along

the sidewalks is about that

deep.

All of that paper goes to waste.

To me, the recycle part, I found

it cool.

>> We are working with such a

small group of young

women who have never had the

chance to work with their hands

or even learn how to make paper.

This is the first grant that we

ever applied to.

The project started in 2016.

It was a labor of love until

2017.

Having the Asian Women Giving

Circle support us in this was

exciting and also established a

really strong foundation for us

to continue to think about how

we might be able to create

programs that provide long-term

change for our communities.

We are really thrilled and

excited.

>> The Giving Circle's

grantmaking and fundraising

activities are led by a

committee of about 25 women who

come from diverse professional

backgrounds, but who share

a passion for amplifying

the voices of Asian-American

women and having some fun

in the process.

>> We have gotten to know each

other personally.

We have shared personal time

together.

>> We love to eat, so we often

go out to dinner.

>> Who is the one that picks the

restaurant the most?

>> We are 13 years in.

We have gone through marriages

and divorces.

We just had our first grandbaby

in the group. One of us is

having her first baby.

You experience life together.

So over those years those

connections become real.

It is not just a board or a

fleeting thing.

We love each other and care for

each other.

I am really grateful for this

sisterhood.

>> The Asian Women Giving

Circle is looking to hit or

surpass $1 million in cumulative

grants this year.

Beyond the dollars, it is clear

the impact is on the donors

themselves who are changing the

face of philanthropy.

I am Kyung Yoon for Asian

American Life.

>> I am Minnie Roh, Ai-Jen

Poo is best known for her

work transforming the

landscape of labor standards

and working conditions

for domestic workers. The 2014

MacArthur Genius award

recipient has dedicated her

career to giving a voice to the

voiceless, nannies,

housekeepers, human trafficking

survivors.

Continuing her social justice

work, she has set her sights on

revamping the home health care

system.

Together with the Asian-American

community, she is making some

groundbreaking strides.

It is an inevitable fact of life

that everyone grows older.

While we hope to live our lives

independently until the end,

what if you or your loved ones

is one of those millions that

needs extra help?

>> We are about to have the

largest older population we ever

had in the history of this

country.

We are not prepared.

>> Ai-Jen Poo is legendary

in the advocacy world and her

work has won over fans like

Meryl Streep who even took her

as her date to the

2018 Golden Globes.

For the past seven years, Poo

has led a national campaign

called Caring Across Generations

which examines the needs of both

the care recipient, elders and

disabled, and the caregiving

workforce.

As outlined in her book, The Age

of Dignity, this is a field that

can be characterized as a crisis

waiting to happen, or exciting

new frontier.

>> People are living longer than

ever because of advances in

health care and the baby boomer

generation is starting to age at

a rate of a person every eight

seconds turning 65.

A lot of people talk about the

age wave as kind of a crisis.

They talk about a silver

tsunami like it's a natural

disaster.

I really do see it as an

opportunity for us to care for

each other in this country in a

whole new way.

>> An AARP study shows that

73% of all Asian

American Pacific Islanders

believe caring for a parent is

expected of them versus 49% of

other populations.

AAPI's are twice as likely to

care for an elderly relative at

home compared to other

ethnicities.

Personally, Poo's father cared

for his own father at home until

he was no longer able to do so

and had to place him in a

nursing home.

>> He stayed in a nursing home

in a room that he shared with

six other people and it was

miserable.

He did not eat, he could not

sleep, and he passed away after

three months.

>> This experience further

fueled her desire to find a

solution for the millions of

Americans who could face a

similar fate, whether for

themselves or providing care for

aging parents or loved ones.

>> There is a huge increase in

the need for care.

A lot of families are just being

crushed by the pressures of

affording care, managing care,

understanding what care options

are.

>> About 44 million

Americans or one in five adults

provide care for a family

member.

Many of them are also what is

known as the sandwich

generation, taking care of

parents and children of their

own, which further as to

financial stress.

>> We are just unprepared

for the fact that

people are going to live an

average of 20 years longer than

when our safety net was put in

place.

We need a new policy framework

and a new culture that helps us

adapt and embrace the fact that

we have longer to live which

also means longer to work,

longer to love, longer to teach

and contribute, longer to

connect.

>> The U.S. Census shows

the average wage in America is

$59,000 a year.

The average cost nationwide of a

semiprivate room in a nursing

home is roughly $89,000 a year.

On the other side of the coin,

Poo says the average annual

wage of a home health care

provider is as low as $13,000.

The numbers just don't add up.

>> The workforce we are counting

on to take care of our families

can't earn enough of a living

to take care of theirs doing

this work.

We often lose our best

caregivers to professions like

food service and it is a serious

issue because there is such a

need out there.

>> People who need care

cannot afford it.

People who provide care cannot

make a living doing so.

This is what Poo and Caring

Across Generations has set out

to fix.

She was instrumental in passing

legislation in Hawaii called the

caregivers program which went

into effect January 2018.

This groundbreaking bill allows

caregivers to apply for

a benefit of $70 a day to

hire respite care for the loved

ones they are caring for at

home.

Poo believes the vast number of

AAPI legislators in Hawaii

was the key to pushing the

bill through.

>> There really is a tradition

of caring for elders.

It's really

embedded community just

like it is in Asian communities

across the country and I see

Hawaii as groundbreaking

leadership on this issue as a

signal that this could be

something the Asian-American

community in general can lead

on.

>> She is currently working

on a campaign for universal

homecare which would allow

everyone in the state of Maine

to afford to pay a living wage

for their caregivers.

>> Because families and the

workforce are so interdependent,

when we resource families, we

can resource the workers.

When we resource the workers,

the families benefit.

>> The title of Poo's book,

The Age of Dignity,

refers not to just those who are

aging, but ensuring those who

are caring for them can also

live with dignity.

>> We are talking about two

populations that are quite

vulnerable.

The workers are quite vulnerable

and the elders are quite

vulnerable.

What we have to really value and

protect both.

>> Whether it is home

health care or the labor and

traffic world, Poo's mission is

to give everyone a voice so they

can play an active role in

changing their future.

I'm Minnie Roh for Asian

American Life.

Ernabel: That's our show for

now.

If you want more information on

our special edition, be sure to

follow us on Facebook at

Asian American Life.

I am Ernabel Demillo.

We will see you next time.

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Online Research Jobs: Make Money With Your Smarts - Duration: 7:17.

- Hey, Angie Nelson here from theworkathomewife.com.

Today, we are going to be talking about

some great ways that you can make money from home

doing online research.

This is going to be a great video for you

if you're someone who loves to read and learn new things,

loves to do online research,

or maybe you're that friend everyone comes to for answers

to some of those useless trivia questions.

This is going to be a great video for you to find out

some pretty unique ways to make some money from home.

And don't forget to stay til the end of the video

to find out how you can get my seven-day series

on finding work at home free.

Now the first opportunity we are going to be talking about

is called Wonder.

Their website is askwonder.com.

And what they do is they invite their clients or customers

to ask questions on the site,

and then they have a bunch of Wonder researchers

that can go out and find answers to those questions.

Some of the popular research requested this time

might be recommending a product or a service,

explaining some trends and dealing with stats,

or determining the size of a market for a business owner.

There's really a wide variety of topics that they cover,

making it an opportunity that's open

to a lot of different people.

Depending on what your area of expertise

and your background are.

Now, according to Wonder on their site right now,

they say that some of their most active researchers

are earning over $2,000 per month on the website.

Now, to apply for this site, you do need to be accepted.

This isn't something that's just going to allow for

automatic acceptance.

You are going to have to actually apply to the site

and let them know what areas and categories

that you are most interested in.

And then you have to take a quiz,

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some simple online questions,

and you'll also have to complete a trial assignment.

Once you pass that quiz,

you'll be able to go onto the site

and start choosing the questions you want to answer

through their dashboard.

You'll then go out and find answers and sources,

and create a little online report for your client.

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You can also become an expert on

this site called JustAnswer.

This site will allow you to apply as an expert

in over 175 different categories,

such as health, legal, pets,

or even One called homework.

Once you have applied and been accepted to this siTe,

you'll be able to set your own schedule,

and users are then able to go onto the site,

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They'll also be able to choose how much they want to pay.

You can then choose to answer those questions.

And if your answer is chosen,

you will be able to split what the pay is there

between you and JustAnswer.

It's usually around 20 to 50% commission.

And they pay by Paypal last time I checked.

Now, another great opportunity

for those of you love to research

is going to be freelance writing,

or even blogging.

In the online world,

everything is really dependent on

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Blogs need fresh new content regularly.

Websites need to have some quality material on their site

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And that also stems, in most cases,

from a freelance writer.

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There are going to be some great sites that are

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otherwise you can reach out on your own

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might be search engine evaluation or even ad evaluation.

There are a couple of companies like

Lionbridge, Leapforce, and Appen

that hire these evaluators.

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and then letting these companies know

whether the results that you're given for those searches

or the ads that you're being served for your searches

are quality sites, if they're relevant to the topic,

and some other different things that they want to know.

Now these are some really great gigs

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Many have been paid around 12 to $15 an hour.

They are going to be project-based

projects,

excuse me, project-based jobs though.

In many cases, they only last for a certain period of time,

and usually there's some kind of hourly commitment

whether that be you can only work one hour per day,

or maybe some projects will allow you to work

20 hours per week.

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that you're assigned to.

Now there are some court research jobs out there

that can be done online.

And some cases, what these are doing is maybe

looking up, researching transfers of property deeds

or finding out who owns the property,

things like that, that need to be done at the website,

excuse me, at the courthouse.

Now some courthouses around the US

do have everything available online today.

In those cases, if you live in one of those areas,

you may be able to do all of your work from home.

If you don't live an area

that the courthouse has everything available online,

you may have to actually get out

and go to the courthouse in order to do your research.

That being said, there are companies

that hire all across the United States

for these type of positions

And I'm going to leave you a link in the description below

to some of those companies

that you can start researching

and see what's available in your counties.

Now those are just a couple of opportunities

in the online research industry

that you can start checking out.

I'm also going to leave you a link in the description

to a list that has some other great opportunities

that are available on this field

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to make some extra money from home.

Now, if you liked today's video,

please go to like and share,

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Until them, I wish you best of luck

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BREAKING FEDS MAKE SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT HILLARY CLINTON – THIS IS IT - Duration: 13:53.

BREAKING: FEDS MAKE SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT HILLARY CLINTON – THIS IS IT

A new batch of Hillary Clinton's emails were released last Friday, and what's inside

them could finally put her in prison, where she belongs.

Conservative Tribune reported that 78 pages of emails were released by the conservative

watchdog group Judicial Watch, and these documents prove that Clinton knew exactly what she was

doing when she sent classified information over a private email server.

There was also proof in the emails that Clinton was "extremely careless" with national

secrets, as former FBI Director James Comey originally said she was.

In an exchange dated Aug. 24, 2010, Clinton emailed her aide Justin Cooper asking him

to print classified information, though Cooper had no security clearance to do so.

The aide then asked State Department IT aide Bryan Pagliano to set up Clinton's private

email server.

On June 6, 2011, Cooper sent an email warning about security issues with the emails and

Clinton's personal cellular devices.

"We also have some new security features and policies [sic] that I would like to add

to any new berry you have –the most noticeable difference will require a more complex password,"

Cooper wrote.

"It is a constant fight to keep up with the security measures and unfortunately we

keep seeing reminders of why we need to."

This means that even Clinton's own aides were reminding her of the serious security

issues at stake, but she did not even care enough to take these warnings seriously.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton went so far as to say the newest batch of information

is the smoking gun we've all been waiting for in regard to Clinton's emails.

"The fact that Hillary Clinton and her agents tried to destroy or hide emails shows how

she flagrantly and knowingly violated the laws that protect classified information and

government records," Fitton said in a statement.

"And these new emails refute Hillary Clinton's repeated claims of having little or no knowledge

about her email system.

She clearly was fully in charge of setting up her outlaw email system and overseeing

its use."

When Clinton was interviewed by the FBI in June of 2016 about her personal email server,

she told the agents she "could not recall" any briefing or training about the retention

of records or handling classified information.

On top of that, she swore under oath 21 times that she "did not recall" ever sending

classified information over that private server, yet these new emails prove once and for all

that she did just that.

SHARE this story if you think Hillary Clinton should be LOCKED UP!

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How-To Make Sprouted Peanut Milk - Duration: 3:53.

I hope you enjoyed this recipe my sprouted peanut milk it's so easy to

make from just two ingredients but I know the most common question I'm

probably going to get is why not just blend a bit of peanut butter as it'll be

a lot easier to make and the reason I'm not doing this for this recipe is to

make it war and sprouted there are quite a lot of concerns about peanuts and the

mold that's present in them and I'm not sure if it's true or not but I do try to

sprout as many of my nuts and seeds as possible well virtually all of them I

treat peanut butter the stuff you buy the shops that isn't sprouted as an

occasional food rather than everyday food because I know if I buy a jar

peanut butter it will be on in 48 hours. I also like this milk as its raw and none of

the fats have been heated so they're all intact. You can if you like add some

sweetener or some vanilla but to be honest I like it of just the taste of

the peanuts and the water does taste a bit different to normal roasted peanuts

it doesn't have that roasted flavor it has more of a raw earthy flavor so I

think it's really nice and it goes quite well in porridge or I quite like making

some quinoa porridge with it in the morning so it's a really high protein

porridge with quinoa and sprouted peanut milk the fibre leftover from the peanuts

as you strain them you can mix some nutritional yeast a bit of coconut oil

some salt and some herb to be a bit for a pata a cheese it's not like my smoked

cashew cheese it doesn't slice really well but it's still quite nice to have

as a pate and you don't wasting the fiber then alternatively if you're

making a pie or a pizza base just pick put the peanut fiber in that and it adds

bulk and fiber to it and a bit of texture let me know what you think of

this recipe in the comments below and subscribe for more like this

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HOW TO MAKE ROYAL ICING COOKIES | Amazing Cookies Art Decorating Tutorial Ideas #2 | Cookie And Cake - Duration: 11:42.

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MY HUSBAND DOES MY MAKE-UP (subtitled) - Duration: 4:35.

Hey guys!

Today I'm here again with my husband Adam

and what we are doing today?

I don't know.

I want that Adam would do my make-up for the first time of his life.

You haven't done anything like this before, right? And you don't have any idea what these things are?

This is a pen.

This is a chocolate

That's not a chocolate

Are you ready?

What do you think this is?

This is a foundation

Now it's time for wunderbrow

Good job!

Can you be still, please

Yes but did you noticed that the stick doesn't have anything inside

It's broken

Good job!

What you are doing next?

It seams to me that one of the make-up products that man know well is blush

and I'm so happy that Adam is putting blush under my eyes

Haven't tried that myself before

I also like that he uses the same brush for everything

It's economical

What you are looking for?

Here you are

Close your eyes

Is it a bit harder also then you thought before?

Why are you putting eyeshadow under my eye?

It fell a little bit

So this is done

So the eyes are already done?

Now it's time for lipstick

But I have a proposal to you.

I'm gonna wash off your masterpiece

and I'm gonna do my make-up with eyes closed

so then we can compare who's creation is better

Very cool

So, because I cannot blindfold myself you just have to trust me that I'm not cheating

Is that a deal?

Ok, I'm gonna start now

I'm not gonna say

You didn't use that

That's a lipstick

It's not a lipstick

But can you tell me is this dark or light color?

I'm not gonna say

Please tell me.

No

It's impossible for me to figure out which side is dark and which is light

But let's think that this side is dark then

Is it?

I'm not telling you

Ok, let's try

One, two, three..

Not that bad. This wing is almost perfect

Thank you so much for watching and see you soon!

Bye

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SOLVED!! I Need to Make Money Fast Online for Free - Duration: 3:43.

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How to Make Hand Water Pump - Very Simple - Duration: 5:04.

Take a Syringe

Take a cap of pump

Make a big hole in cap of Syringe

Take a balloon

Cut off a small pic of it

Stick this pic on top of cap

Take a thin iron rod

Cut a top of Syringe

Take couple of pepsico stick

Make a stack of stick

Make a hole in it

Fit stick as shown

rap electric top on it

Subscribe to my channel

Take a marker

Make a hole on horizontal side

Take drinking straw

Make outlet for water

Fit rod inside Syringe

Take a plastic box

Make a hole in it

Fit water hand pump on top of box

Fill water inside box

Lets test our hand pump

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How to Make a Santa Monica Green Smoothie with BonVie Weight Loss Portland / Santa Monica - Duration: 1:52.

- Hi, it's Sharon at

BonVie Ideal Protein Weight Loss and Nutritional Wellness.

We all know we need more vegetables, right?

Especially the low-glycemic kind,

and if you're in our program, BonVie Weight Loss,

then you have some pretty good ideas

how to get that in and how many cups a day,

that's four cups of low-glycemic vegetables you need.

But, it can be a real challenge

to get in all those vegetables, right?

We have to shop, we have to chop,

we have to prepare, we have to actually sit down to eat.

So, here's what I do.

I make a Santa Monica green smoothie shake

and it gets me off to a very strong start

in the morning.

Our daughters love it, it just takes care

of a lot of their vegetable requirement during the day.

I use a NutriBullet blender because it's fast

and easy to clean up, and this whole process

only takes, like, 30 seconds.

So, let's get started.

So, I put in two to three cups of spinach,

fresh, frozen, you could use baby kale,

whatever herbs, greens that you like

that count towards your four cups

of required low-glycemic vegetables

during each and every day.

It's really good to have this in the morning

because it's quick, it's easy,

it really only takes 20 seconds.

I put my spinach in, I put some water

and some ice because you want it

at more of a thin consistency,

not gloopy and thick.

We use our shakes, of course,

the delicious Ideal Protein, I used Chocolate today.

Cappuccino, Vanilla are very popular,

Wild Berry Yogurt, lots of different flavors

to choose from, but make sure you use

a high-quality protein shake.

And voila, a nutritious, delicious way

to have a vegetable start to your day.

If you want more, a lot more,

on weight loss and nutritional wellness,

press that Contact button on our website,

BonVie Weight Loss and Nutritional Wellness.

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如何做一个葱油饼 || How to make a scallion pancake with dipping sauce [ENG sub] - Duration: 7:01.

How to make a scallion pancake -- Please excuse my nail polish... I made this a few days before prom so I couldn't remove them :((

Add two cups of flour, some salt, and mix well

Pour boiling water into a bowl (with the flour mixture) and mix it simultaneously with chopsticks

[Once all the water is added,] then switch to kneading the dough with your hands

Cover [the dough] with cling film and a towel, and let the dough relax for an hour

Mince the green onion

Set the green onion aside

Remove the dough and put some flour on the cutting board

Roll out the dough

Spread some oil over the rolled out dough and sprinkle on the green onion

Roll up the dough

I tried two methods. For the first one, cut three thin slices.

Stack the three slices and smoosh them together

Or you can cut a thicker piece (about 2.5 in), pinch the sides together, flatten, then roll out

The green onions would fall out easily using the first method, so I used the second method for the rest of the pancakes

The rest is covered with plastic wrap to prevent moisture loss and there is also a paper towel to absorb the oil

Fry both sides until golden brown

Remove the excess oil

Cut and peel 2 tsp of ginger

Mince the ginger (I used a zester)

Add ginger [to bowl]

Add 1 tbsp of brown sugar

Add 3 tbsp of soy sauce

Add 2 tsp of rice vinegar

Add 1/2 tsp of sesame oil

Adjust to taste (I added more rice vinegar)

The finished dish

It tastes good!

Thanks for watching ;)

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Do Maryland school teachers make enough? - Duration: 1:48.

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DIY How to make bouquet out of Kinder Surprise eggs (ENG Subtitles) - Speed up #483 - Duration: 4:23.

Hi. Today I will show you how to make bouquet out of Kinder Surprise eggs.

Detailed list of all needed items is in the description of this video.

Cut a hole (9cm in diameter) in cardboard circle.

Next, wrap the entire circle by using ribbon (25mm in width).

Cut off an excess of empty plastic-wrap roll.

Wrap the roll by using ribbon.

Add a strip of narrow ribbon.

Cut a styrofoam ball into 2 pieces about 1cm from the center (we need the bigger piece).

Make a hole in styrofoam.

Glue it to the cardboard circle.

Cover the styrofoam by using sisal.

Cut the strips out of ribbon. 3.8cm x 10cm.

Fold a side of a strip.

Apply glue on the opposite side and fold it.

We need 4 petals for each egg.

Glue the petals to an egg.

Glue the sisal to a bottom part of the egg.

Do the same with all the eggs.

Now, glue the eggs to the styrofoam.

Between them attach the artificial flowers...

...and the pearl stamens.

Add a decorative communion host.

Glue a pearl garland.

Pour the glue to the hole...

...and attach the handle.

Cut the strips out of ribbon. 2.5cm x 16cm.

Fold a strip in a half and glue its ends together.

Glue the strips under the bouquet to hide the styrofoam.

And it's done.

This bouquet will be a great gift for First Holy Communion, birthday or Children's Day.

Of course you can use other colors of ribbons and different additions.

Please give a like to this video and subscribe to my channel.

Thanks for watching. Bye bye.

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GLORY 53: Tyjani Beztati prepares to make history in Lille - Duration: 3:37.

Here is Tyjani Beztati

my coach just called me he asked me if I would like to fight against the champ

you know why not I got nothing to lose and everything to prove

because he's ranked number three and he is next on the list to get a title shot

against Sitthichai so we took it when GLORY calls me I didn't immediately say

yes I want to let it depend on the reaction of Tyjani

he didn't doubt one second and he said YES I want to take this fight! So we took it

his glory winning streak dates back more than two years and he comes tonight

to make the third defense of the lightweight belt

Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong

he's an amazing fighter he's the "killer kid" but I'm a fighter it is my job

this is why I'm doing this cause you know this what I'm living for

Tyjani probably brings something special something different

things than the last opponents he's tall he is clever and we have we have a good

idea for a good game plan and we will see because I think he's got nothing

to lose he's 21 and he will grow so it's a nice challenge

hey I'm happy I'm glad for this opportunity

I'll take this chance with both hands you know we work close with Robin van Roosmalen

he won sometimes, he lost sometimes and now it's hopefully time for new generation

he's a lot taller than Sitthichai and he has a different fighting style

he's not like Marat Grigorian

or Robin van Roosmalen I hope our strategy will work out

I can write history and I'm in a position to become the youngest GLORY

champion of all time. I'm definitely going for that

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How to make a Paper Bag (Heart Bag) - Genius crafts idea to make in 5 minutes - Duration: 4:20.

Dear Crafts Lover, Welcome to Paper Heart Bag making instructions

You will need 15cm x 15cm square paper

Please follow the instruction step by step for making a best Origami Heart Bag

Now you will need 2 pieces 15cm x 3cm paper.

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MANGA SENPAI STRIKES [10] Answer Joshua's question | How to make manga by Japanese manga-ka - Duration: 5:42.

Hello World! I'm Manga Senpai!

I'm so excited today.

Because someone gave me a question!

Thanks a lot!

I'm happy that someone in oversea watching this video.

I'm very happy to know that.

I have a question from Joshua.

Thanks Joshua. You're Manga Kohai.

Well, I'll answer the question of Manga Kohai No.1!

I'll ignore the previous procedures to do that but I'll do it.

Yeah we've had the Q&A session though we didn't know that.

I'm waiting for your Qs. Any question related to drawing manga.

I know you're having struggle with drawing manga.

I want to know WHICH PART you're struggling with.

I want to know what you want to know.

Question from Joshua: "I would like to learn more about inking my manga. I am often confused about where to make lines thick or thin, adding thin detail lines on objects or clothing, and adding the solid black beta areas. Sometimes I feel my line work is too perfect and digital looking. I would also like to know the correct technique for inking objects and backgrounds as well. "

So his question is how to ink manga.

In Japanese manga culture, we call inking "Pen-ire".

"Pen-ire". Which process of manga making we are talking of?

Previously we did Name at first.

Then "Shitagaki". Sketching part.

And then we do inking in general manga making process.

Actually, I had have struggled with inking.

I had not get the anatomy of inking.

Though I tried hard,

my drawing ended in somehow childish quality.

I was wondering why it happened.

Once I was an assistant of a manga artist.

And he said like, Please draw the background like "DEATH NOTE".

The manga, "DEATH NOTE" has very realistic background. I'm like "What's the difference between "DEATH NOTE" and my drawing?"

And I founded a solution. I'll tell you that right now.

For example, drawing an electric pole.

Are there electric poles in your town? It's called Denchu in Japan.

-There are few cities with electric poles in Europe. -Really? That's bad.

In Japan, there are many electric poles. Please google it.

In English, electric pole? Electrical pole?

Denchu is very familiar in Japan. Many electric poles in almost every city.

Like this. Actually Denchu is not that big, but anyway...

Anyway, imagine you drew things like this.

At this stage, this drawing has no realism.

I consider why this kind of drawing has no reality.

What I want to tell you, Joshua,

what makes the inking line thin and thick is

light and shadow.

And I suppose it doesn't make any sense to you.

How we put the idea of light and shadow in our drawing?

At first,

just decide which direction the light comes from.

The position of the sun.

Just decide it roughly.

And consider which side the shadow was made.

The point is that, you ink shadows ONLY.

Just doing this, we can make a drawing more realistic.

This is where the light reflects, so I erase this line.

And this, and this.

These parts are where shadows made so I left these lines.

This is the light part.

This drawing gets more reality already. You see?

By only doing this method, it makes your drawing more realistic.

I think so. Real.

If you step further, you make the lines of darker part thicker.

And this is okay when you imagine strong light.

But maybe you would like more softer light. So these lines do not disappear completely.

Because it is soft, weak light, you can see thinner lines.

So you draw thin lines in lighter part.

And darker part thicker.

Then you add some details in darker parts. It makes your drawing more realistic!

Plus, the detail parts like this. You consider the same thing as the whole part. Light and shadow.

You draw just shadowy parts.

And erase the lighter parts.

You do not need these lines.

It will be like this. And this is enough,

If you draw shadowy parts, human brain complements the shape of lighter parts.

So you draw shadowy parts and omit lighter parts. It brings more realism to your work!

Now I'll tell you about how to draw a texture.

Different materials have different shape of bumps of inking line.

If this electric pole is made of knitting wool,

the line will be more fluffy like this.

But electric pole is made of concrete generally.

So we draw this with straight lines.

However, there are wooden electric poles in old days.

If you'd like to draw that,

you can draw grain of wood with thin lines like this.

This little difference of thin lines makes a feeling of texture and materials.

How we apply this method to character drawing?

It's same thing.

You draw things like this.

By the way, your drawing of a girl was very good, Joshua.

First, you decide where the sunlight comes from.

Then, consider where the shadows drop.

For example, this part. You make the line little bit thicker.

Just a little. This is a little difference of the line but it made a big difference of the drawing.

And the shadows made by cloths. Like this.

This is a collar. You put a little shadow like this.

And this is where the light falls, so the line will be thiner.

This part is where shadow drops so you can make the like thicker.

This is shadow so I paint it in black.

This is lighter part so thinner line.

Like this.

This is it for today. I'd like to gather questions from you guys. Then I'll get many things to talk about. That's great.

Thank you Joshua!

Continued on next time...

You guys watching this from PC, please press the Like mark on right corner.

Guys watching on smartphone, please press red button below.

Push.

Please

See you soon!

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Mind Power Can Make Dreams Become Real (listen and learn) - Duration: 11:23.

Visualization is the process of making mental images, and the image is the mold or

model which will serve as a pattern from which your future will emerge.

Make the pattern clear, and make it beautiful; don't be afraid — make it grand.

Remember that no limitation can be placed upon you by any one but yourself;

you are not limited as to cost or material; draw on the Infinite for your supply,

construct it in your imagination; it will have to be there before it will ever appear

anywhere else.

Make the image clear and clean-cut, hold it firmly in the mind and you will gradually

and constantly bring the thing nearer to you.

You can be what you will to be.

This is another psychological fact which is well known, but unfortunately reading

about it will not bring about any result which you may have in mind; it will not

even help you to form the mental image, much less bring it into manifestation.

Work is necessary — labor, hard mental labor, the kind of effort which so few are

willing to put forth.

The first step is idealization.

It is likewise the most important step, because it is the

plan on which you are going to build.

It must be solid; it must be permanent.

The architect, when he plans a 30-story building,

has every line and detail pictured in advance.

The engineer, when he spans a chasm, first ascertains the strength requirements

of a million separate parts.

They see the end before a single step is taken; so you are to picture in your mind

what you want; you are sowing the seed, but before sowing any seed you want to

know what the harvest is to be.

This is Idealization.

If you are not sure, return to the chair daily until the picture becomes

plain.

It will gradually unfold — first the general plan will be dim, but it will take

shape, the outline will take form, then the details, and you will gradually develop the

power by which you will be enabled to formulate plans which will eventually materialize

in the objective world.

You will come to know what the future holds for you.

Then comes the process of visualization.

You must see the picture more and more complete, see the detail, and as the details

begin to unfold the ways and means for bringing it into manifestation will develop.

One thing will lead to another.

Thought will lead to action, action will develop methods, methods will develop

friends, and friends will bring about circumstances, and finally, the third step, or

Materialization, will have been accomplished.

We all recognize that the Universe must have been thought into shape before

it ever could have become a material fact.

And if we are willing to follow along the lines of the Great Architect of the Universe,

we shall find our thoughts taking form, just as the universe took concrete form.

It is the same mind operating through the individual.

There is no difference in kind or quality, the only difference

is one of degree.

The architect visualizes his building, he sees it as he wishes it to be.

His thought becomes a plastic mould from which the building

will eventually emerge, a high one or a low one, a beautiful one or a plain

one, his vision takes form on paper and eventually the necessary material is utilized

and the building stands complete.

The inventor visualizes his idea in exactly the same manner.

For instance, Nikola Tesla, he with the giant intellect, one of

the greatest inventors of all ages, the man who has brought forth the most amazing realities,

always visualizes his inventions before attempting to work them out.

He does not rush to embody them in form and then spend his time in correcting defects.

Having first built up the idea in his imagination, he holds it there as a mental

picture, to be reconstructed and improved by his thought.

"In this way," he writes in the Electrical Experimenter,

"I am enabled to rapidly develop and perfect a conception without touching anything.

When I have gone so far as to embody in the invention every possible improvement

I can think of, and see no fault anywhere, I put into concrete the product

of my brain.

Invariably my devise works as I conceived it should; in twenty

years there has not been a single exception."

If you can conscientiously follow these directions, you will develop Faith, the

kind of Faith that is the "Substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things

not seen;" you will develop confidence, the kind of confidence that leads to endurance

and courage; you will develop the power of concentration which will

enable you to exclude all thoughts except the ones which are associated with your

purpose.

The law is that thought will manifest in form, and only one who knows how to be

the divine thinker of his own thoughts can ever take a Master's place and speak

with authority.

Clearness and accuracy are obtained only by repeatedly having the image in

mind.

Each repeated action renders the image more clear and accurate than the

preceding, and in proportion to the clearness and accuracy of the image will the

outward manifestation be.

You must build it firmly and securely in your mental

world—the world within—before it can take form in the world without, and you

can build nothing of value even in the mental world unless you have the proper

material.

When you have the material you can build anything you wish, but make

sure of your material.

You cannot make broadcloth from shoddy.

This material will be brought out by millions of silent mental workers and fashioned

into the form of the image which you have in mind.

Think of it!

You have over five million of these mental workers, ready and in

active use—brain cells they are called.

Besides this, there is another reserve force of at least an equal number, ready to be called

into action at the slightest need.

Your power to think, then, is almost unlimited, and this means that your power to

Create the kind of material which is necessary to build for yourself any kind of

environment which you desire is practically unlimited.

In addition to these millions of mental workers, you have billions of mental workers

in the body, every one of which is endowed with sufficient intelligence to understand

and act upon any message or suggestion given.

These cells are all busy creating and recreating the body, but, in

addition to this, they are endowed with psychic activity whereby they can attract

to themselves the substance necessary for perfect development.

They do this by the same law and in the same manner that every form of life attracts

to itself the necessary material for growth.

The oak, the rose, the lily—all require certain material for their most perfect

expression and they secure it by silent demand, the Law of Attraction, the

most certain way for you to secure what you require for your most complete development.

Make the Mental Image.

Make it clear, distinct, perfect; hold it firmly; the ways

and means will develop; supply will follow the demand; you will be led to do the

right thing at the right time and in the right way.

Earnest Desire will bring about Confident Expectation, and this in turn must

be reinforced by Firm Demand.

These three cannot fail to bring about Attainment, because the Earnest Desire is

the feeling, the Confident Expectation is the thought, and the Firm Demand is

the will, and, as we have seen, feeling gives vitality to thought and the will holds it

steadily until the Law of Growth brings it into manifestation.

Is it not wonderful that man has such tremendous power within himself, such

transcendental faculties concerning which he had no conception?

Is it not strange that we have always been taught to look for

strength and power "without?"

We have been taught to look everywhere but "within"

and whenever this power manifested in our lives we were told that it was something

supernatural.

There are many who have come to an understanding of this wonderful power,

and who make serious and conscientious efforts to realize health, power, and

other conditions, and seem to fail.

They do not seem able to bring the Law into operation.

The difficulty in nearly every case is that they are dealing with externals.

They want money, power, health, and abundance, but they fail to realize that

these are effects and can come only when the cause is found.

Those who will give no attention to the world without, "will seek only to ascertain

the truth, will look only for wisdom, will find that this wisdom will unfold and disclose

the source of all power, that it will manifest in thought and purpose which

will create the external conditions desired.

This truth will find expression in noble purpose and courageous action."

Create ideals only.

Give no thought to external conditions.

Make the world within beautiful and opulent and the world without

will express and manifest the condition which you have made within.

You will come into a realization of your power to create ideals and these ideals will be

projected into the world of effect.

For instance, a man is in debt.

He will be continually thinking about the debt,

concentrating on it, and as thoughts are causes the result is that he not only fastens

the debt closer to him, but actually creates more debt.

He is putting the great Law of Attraction into operation with the

usual and inevitable result—Loss leads to greater "Loss."

What, then, is the correct principle?

Concentrate on the things you want, not on the things you do not want.

Think of abundance; idealize the methods and plans

for putting the Law of Abundance into operation.

Visualize the condition which the Law of Abundance creates—this will result

in manifestation.

If the law operates perfectly to bring about poverty, lack, and every form of

limitation for those who are continually entertaining thoughts of lack and fear, it

will operate with the same certainty to bring about conditions of abundance and

opulence for those who entertain thoughts of courage and power.

This is a difficult problem for many; we are too anxious; we manifest anxiety, fear,

distress; we want to do something; we want to help; we are like a child who has

just planted a seed and every fifteen minutes goes out and stirs up the earth to see

if it is growing.

Of course, under such circumstances, the seed will never germinate,

and yet this is exactly what many of us do in the mental world.

We must plant the seed and leave it undisturbed.

This does not mean that we are to sit down and do nothing, by no means; we

will do more and better work than we have ever done before.

New channels will constantly be provided, new doors

will open—all that is necessary is to have an open mind.

Be ready to act when the time comes.

Thought force is the most powerful means of obtaining knowledge, and if concentrated

on any subject will solve the problem.

Nothing is beyond the power of human comprehension, but in order to harness

thought force and make it do your bidding, work is required.

Remember that thought is the fire that creates the steam that turns the wheel of

fortune, upon which your experiences depend.

Now ask yourself a few questions and then reverently await the response: Do you not

now and then feel the self within you?

Do you assert this self or do you follow the majority?

Remember that majorities are always led, they never lead.

It was the majority that fought, tooth and nail, against

the steam engine, the power loom, and every other advance or improvement ever

suggested.

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