Kate Middleton has reportedly infuriated Queen Elizabeth again.
Is the Duchess begging Prince William to give up his royal responsibilities after the couple�s
trip to Wales?
The Duchess and Duke of Cambridge participated in a few outdoor activities while visiting
Wales on Friday, November 20.
Wills and Kate smiled and joked as they were buckled in for an abseiling rappelling adventure
at Towers Residential Outdoor Education Centre in Capel Curig in North Wales.
As Prince William began a descent down the 40 foot wall he yelled up to Duchess Kate,
�Are you holding me?� Laughing, the Duchess lovingly yelled back, �I�ve got you!�
Duchess Kate missing life in the small town of Anglesey to one of the royal couple�s
abseiling guides.
�I love it here.
I really miss being here, being outside, and in the mountains.�
After a day spent outdoors in the mountains of North Wales is the Duchess of Cambridge
is begging the Duke of Cambridge to give up his royal responsibilities?
Does Princess Kate want to pack up Prince George and Princess Charlotte and live quietly
in Wales?
No matter how much Queen Elizabeth adores Prince William, that isn�t going to be a
request granny is going to allow.
Queen Elizabeth is exhausted with the constant demands Kate Middleton and Carole Middleton
have made.
The Middleton�s are allegedly trying to freeze the Royal family out of Princess Charlotte�s
first Christmas and establish their own family traditions.
Queen Elizabeth hasn�t taken too kindly to Carole Middleton once again trying to undermine
a century or more of royal traditions.
Queen Elizabeth is no doubt still fuming over Princess Kate�s subtle remarks made during
the Duchess�s Place2Be speech.
Duchess Kate veered off the carefully prepared speech and got in some digs regarding the
manner in which Princes Charles was raised.
Kate reminded those at the Headteachers Conference that she grew up in a loving home with parents
and teacher who provided her with �a wonderful and secure childhood.�
Prince Charles was handed off to nannies while Queen Elizabeth was engaged in a constant
round of State dinners, trips overseas and other obligations expected of the Royal family.
Prince William can attempt try to convince Queen Elizabeth to ease up on the necessary
stuffy royal responsibilities.
If anything Queen Elizabeth is angry enough to cram in quite a few more of those tiresome
ribbon cuttings, museum visits and boring dinners Kate Middleton despises.
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Eurovision 2017 |United Kingdom| Lucie Jones Never Give Up on You 🇬🇧 [sand animation by Galitsyna - Duration: 3:14.
Eurovision 2017 United Kingdom: Lucie Jones - "Never Give Up on You"
Tell me your secrets, I'll keep them safe No sign of weakness, it's a sign of faith
We'll stand tall so you don't fall
You're not defeated, you're in repair Don't have to call me, I'll always be there
We'll stand tall, so you don't fall
If you could see how far you've walked You would see that all's not lost
I will never give up on you I don't care what I've got to lose
Just give me your hand and hold on Together we'll dance through this storm
I will never give up on you You're the one that I'm running to
Just give me your hand and hold on Together we'll dance through this storm
Under the surface, I see you glow
I'm right beside you, you're never alone
Don't let go, when you're so close
If you could see how far you've walked
You would see that all's not lost
I will never give up on you
I don't care what I've got to lose
Just give me your hand and hold on
Together we'll dance through this storm
I will never give up on you
You're the one that I'm running to
Just give me your hand and hold on
Together we'll dancing through
This madness, we're running through
This magic, it's inside of you
It's madness, it's madness
Now you can see how far you've walked,
The mountains climbed, the oceans crossed
I don't care what I've got to lose
Just give me your hand and hold on
Together we'll dance through this storm
I will never give up on you
You're the one that I'm running to
Just give me your hand and hold on
Together we'll dance through this storm
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Kim Junho blows himself up! [2 Days & 1 Night - Season 3 / 2017.04.30] - Duration: 11:08.
(It was a spring day with beautiful cherry blossoms.)
(The "Your Flaws" game was a nightmare.)
(They had a meltdown and lost their reason.)
(They all ended up getting sulky.)
(Would the game come to a happy ending?)
We can do this.
- He has a lot of flaws. / - It's merits and flaws.
Merits and flaws.
You won't even have to say a thing.
- Are you sure? / - Yes.
You won't have to say anything.
Look at the wrinkles around his eyes.
♪ He has wrinkles around his eyes ♪
That's his merit.
- It's his merit. / - It's a good one.
- Is it good? / - It's his merit.
Just try to say my merits.
Start.
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ His breath is not that bad ♪
(Was that a merit or a flaw?)
♪ His breath is not that bad ♪
♪ The cigarette smell ♪
- ♪ On him is fragrant ♪ / - Good one.
(They're listing flaws making them sound like merits.)
♪ The cigarette smell on him is fragrant ♪
♪ His teeth are not that yellow ♪
(They made fun of him about his yellow teeth earlier.)
(He had his teeth whitened.)
- ♪ Junho's merits ♪ / - ♪ Junho's merits ♪
- ♪ His breath is not that bad ♪ / - This is too funny.
♪ The cigarette smell on him is fragrant ♪
♪ His teeth are not that yellow ♪
♪ He's funny ♪
Good. Taehyun is so nice.
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ He is funny ♪
♪ His socks are terrible ♪
Are my socks that terrible?
They are good for your age.
It's a big flaw.
It's the worst.
Why would you talk about my flaws instead of merits?
- Are you giving up? / - No!
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ I trim my nose hair ♪
That's a good one.
♪ He cut his nose hair ♪
It seems he cut his ear hair.
I didn't have long ear hair.
I know. It just looks like that.
I didn't have long ear hair.
♪ He cut his ear hair ♪
♪ The green shirt looks terrible on him ♪
- You are at it again. / - Hey, you're so mean.
Even his shirt?
He's so nasty.
- This isn't right. / - You must be upset.
- It's nothing, but it makes me upset. / - I know.
I told you.
He'll end up getting upset.
I just wanted to tell you that.
You don't look good in green.
I don't look good anyway.
This is just a game.
(Junho makes things worse.)
I won't look good anyway.
I'll just dress like a mountain climber.
He's upset.
Are you giving up?
Who's turn is it?
It's my turn.
Aren't we giving up?
We can make it four laps.
Let's do this.
Junho's merits
Merits and flaws.
Junho's merits and flaws
♪ The green shirt looks terrible on him ♪
♪ He makes a weird sound when he sees a pretty girl ♪
(What is he talking about?)
What was that?
That's just mean.
That's ridiculous.
He's gone too far.
Hey, what was that?
Just tell me what it means.
(Making a weird sound)
(Why you...)
(I'm just kidding.)
Does he really sound like that?
(Groaning)
That's the sound.
This is too hard.
(It's even hard to memorize all the flaws.)
What should we do?
- It's too hard. / - Are you giving up?
If it's hard, we should give up.
(We can't do that.)
Let's do it again.
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ His breath is not that bad ♪
♪ He makes a weird sound when he sees a pretty girl ♪
♪ He has short legs ♪
That's cute.
He's right. They are cute.
They are only three spans long.
They are as long as my arms.
(He looks like a cartoon character.)
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ He has short legs ♪
♪ He plays games all night ♪
That's the worst.
I'm human trash.
(He reflects on himself.)
I make weird sounds while playing games.
And I have bad breath.
He has long nose hair and ear hair.
They'd look like this.
And I have short legs.
While he's playing games,
he sees a pretty girl and makes a weird sound.
(Excited)
I become a bug at night.
(It is sad but funny.)
I'm a bug or what?
- ♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪ / - Let's go!
♪ Junho's merits and flaws ♪
♪ I make a weird sound when I see a pretty girl ♪
That's the sound.
♪ I have short legs ♪
♪ I play games all night ♪
Talk about your merits.
- Say your merit. / - Right.
- Go ahead. / - Say your merit.
What's your merit?
We only talked about your flaws.
♪ I keep smiling no matter what they say ♪
(He's a real comedian.)
We made two laps.
That's it. Let's talk about Defconn.
You have two laps left to go.
It was okay.
We have only two laps left.
- Right. / - Was it only two laps?
We said a lot of things.
I need to go see some flowers.
I need to go see some flowers.
(I need some time to heal my wounded heart.)
He's purifying his spirit.
(There are so many of me inside of myself)
(I reflect on myself.)
(I'll be born again and make a fresh start.)
Our viewers would think this is a rerun.
This looks like a rerun.
- He's right. / - I have to think about Defconn.
It's supposed to be merits and flaws.
Talk about my merits.
Shall we begin? Start.
♪ Defconn's merits and flaws ♪
(Excited)
He looks cool singing a hip-hop song
He does look cool.
He's so great.
♪ He looks cool singing a hip-hop song ♪
♪ He is strong for no reason ♪
- I told you to say his merits. / - Was that a merit?
I know.
♪ Defconn's merits ♪
♪ He writes good songs ♪
That's good.
- ♪ He writes good lyrics ♪ / - Cool.
- Good. / - ♪ Defconn's merits ♪
♪ He writes good lyrics ♪
♪ He has age spots on his face ♪
(Upset)
Age spots?
I didn't think about that.
Hey! I don't have age spots.
Yes, you do.
They are freckles.
That's so funny.
You can't say they are age spots.
He just got treated for the skin disease on his neck.
I just got treated for the skin disease.
Do I have to get treated for the age spots as well?
- I'm sorry. / - Don't be ridiculous.
I just said that.
You promised not to get upset.
I know.
- I'm all right. / - Okay.
(You were born to be loved.)
I was startled to hear that.
We were trying to say his merits.
- ♪ Defconn's merits ♪ / - Is it my turn?
♪ They said I have age spots ♪
♪ But I don't get upset despite all that ♪
He doesn't get upset.
He's not narrow-minded.
♪ Defconn's merits ♪
♪ He has age spots ♪
♪ But he doesn't get upset ♪
♪ His shoes are cool ♪
Right.
- I like your shoes. / - He loves shoes.
What's wrong with his pants?
His pants!
♪ Defconn's merits and flaws ♪
♪ He loves shoes ♪
♪ He's never been in a romantic relationship ♪
That's a good thing.
(It's a taboo word.)
I mean you take good care of yourself.
That was mean.
Are you upset?
Sorry? No, I'm not upset.
- You know I've dated. / - Right.
- I'm afraid people might insult me. / I didn't know.
He has dated!
- That's right. / - Good.
- Did you change it to "He has dated"? / - Yes, I did.
- Is that his merit? / - Is that his merit?
How can that be a merit?
He's 42 years old. How can it be a merit?
- He has dated / - Hey.
(It's a merit, but it doesn't seem so.)
(It's Taehyun's turn.)
He has dated
His...
♪ His head is too big for his hat ♪
(A rare flaw gets discovered.)
- How did you see that? / - His head...
His head is too big.
I couldn't bring myself to say that.
How did you catch that?
- I couldn't help but notice it. / - Goodness.
This much flesh is bulging out.
- You should get a bigger hat. / - Say...
You could have said I have a cute head.
It's like this.
(Decalcomania)
Something like this.
(They can't breathe.)
Here. Look here.
(Another decalcomania)
Hello. I'm Defconn.
Hi, I'm Defconn 2.
- Nice to meet you! / - Nice to meet you!
(He's getting made fun of.)
It's so much fun to talk about people's flaws.
Why are you asking us to say the merits?
My goodness.
I never heard about bulging head flesh.
- He's not pork. / - Goodness.
You said I was good
at hip-hop and rap.
Now you're making fun of my flaws. Gosh.
(It's time to heal the wounded souls.)
(You are born to be loved.)
He has age spots, but he's not upset
(I won't get upset.)
Time's up!
- ♪ He has dated ♪ / - That's right. I forgot!
I got confused because you changed it.
We made it, didn't we?
You would have gotten it after two more turns.
- You had to make two turns. / - We failed.
You only did one round, so the total is five.
I didn't get to say he dated a character.
(Final blow)
- You should've. / - I didn't get a chance.
- Just do it. / - Go ahead.
(If you want to do it, do it!)
- Say it. / - ♪ He dated a character ♪
- ♪ He has dated ♪ / - ♪ He has dated ♪
- ♪ His head is too big ♪ / - ♪ His head is too big ♪
- ♪ He dated a character ♪ / - ♪ He dated a character ♪
♪ He has dated ♪
♪ He has dated but he never had his first kiss ♪
(Defconn alert)
- People think it's real. / - They won't air it.
What will you do if I kiss someone later?
(They should do another foot washing.)
(Defconn is love.)
- Let's all give him a hug. / - Let's hug him.
(Remember the members.)
Stop it.
I'm on an emotional roller coaster.
Let's play this game when we have a guest.
So we can start our trip with an upset guest.
- Nice. / - I'll take out seasoned squid
- and rice. / - It'll be too spicy anyway.
It'd be too spicy for our stomachs.
- It was a difficult start, wasn't it? / - Yes.
It was too hard.
You have five dishes. The next game...
Won't we do everything here?
I told you this was Round 1.
So we played this game for seasoned squid and rice?
He's saying, "Why did you sacrifice me for that?"
- They were seasoned flaws. / - Seasoned flaws.
Do these socks look bad?
They're really bad.
- They look funny. / - I thought that earlier.
We'll continue at the next location.
(Can they guard their dishes?)
- I'm getting hungry. / - Let's go.
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all right will we get here we'll be yeah
I am the drain up guy okay okay how much
how much reception oh my god
how much is that worth
what was that paint is that paid
scribble yeah yeah I'm thinking yeah
so I take it that's good then I'm pretty
sure yeah it's pay jack
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Early Birds vs Night Owls - Explained - Duration: 5:34.
Brainy Dose Presents:
Early Birds vs Night Owls – Explained!
Your inclination to be either a morning person or an evening person is known as your chronotype.
However, bedtime isn't the only area in which early birds and night owls differ!
Your chronotype can greatly impact your life, including personality, lifestyle and even
your health.
Now, whether you're an early bird or a night owl, here's what your sleep schedule has
to say about you!
Number One: Mood and Energy
If you are night owl, you are more likely to hit the snooze button several times before
you actually get up in the morning.
And when you do, you are not particularly full of energy and excitement!
You tend to feel most energized during the evening hours - usually after 6 pm.
If you're a morning person, you welcome the rising sun with a big smile on your face,
and you don't even need coffee to start your day!
You remain productive until about mid-afternoon, when your energy starts to taper off.
Number Two: Health
As an early bird, you tend to have a lower heart rate, half as much sleep apnea and lower
body weight than your night owl peers.
As a night owl, on the other hand, you often have lower levels of HDL cholesterol,
have elevated stress levels, and you are more likely to snore and may suffer from sleeping
disorders.
You are usually more anxious and more susceptible to depression than early birds.
You are also more likely to have ADHD, consume greater amounts of caffeine and alcohol, and
experience higher rates of addiction.
Number Three: Lifestyle
According to studies, if you're a morning person, then you are more inclined than owls
to stick to a plan and achieve it.
You are less likely to experience fatigue, frustration, and difficulties.
If you're a night owl however, you are more likely to indulge in extravagance, impulsiveness,
and novelty-seeking.
But you also tend to be more intelligent and far more creative than early birds!
Number Four: Eating Habits
If you are an early bird, you look forward to breakfast, and in general, you tend to
follow a healthier diet than night owls.
If you are a night owl, you prefer to eat dinner later than early risers.
You are also more likely to eat fewer but larger meals during late hours – which makes
you more prone to obesity!
Number Five: Creativity
Whether you're a night owl or an early bird, you have your bursts of creativity during
your "off hours" - meaning during your less preferred hours.
Studies show that analytical problems are solved during optimal timings, while insightful
problems that require creative thinking are better solved during non-optimal hours.
This means that bursts of creativity are common occurrences during periods of mental fatigue!
Number Six: Decision Making
If you are a night owl, you can be more spontaneous in your decision-making than morning people.
You either do not think much before deciding what to do, or avoid making decisions altogether.
If you are a morning person, then you might be more prone to deliberating!
Number Seven: Preferred Media
As a morning person, you seem to prefer getting your news through more traditional channels,
for instance by watching TV or reading a newspaper.
And if you are a night owl, you are more likely to watch and read news online.
Scientists think that this is because you are ahead of others when it comes to using
the newest technologies.
Number Eight: Career Path
If you are an early bird, you tend to lean toward a more conventional lifestyle.
But, if you try to adapt to a present-oriented, risk-taking, late-night lifestyle, you may
suffer from fatigue, exhaustion and difficulty keeping your thoughts together.
If you are a night owl, you tend to gravitate more toward artistic and entrepreneurial endeavors.
But, if you work in a corporate job where early meetings and future-orientation are
the rule, your job performance may suffer.
This can bring on low self-esteem and a general unhappiness with life.
Number Nine: Networking
As a night owl, you are more capable of building genuine social networks.
This is because most fun events occur in the evenings, and morning people are typically
too tired after hours to go out for dinner or drinks.
This is important if you are in an industry where your networks greatly affect your chance
of getting more business.
Those who stay most up-to-date and connected with others in their industries are the ones
who are most successful at work.
Number Ten: Age
Your optimal hours might depend on your age.
Older people are more likely to be early birds, while younger people tend to enjoy late night
bed times.
Scientists found that this could be due to circadian clocks of skin cells and circadian
genes.
Elder people tend to go to bed early due to earlier peak expression in the body cells,
thus they wake up early as well.
Are you an early bird or a night owl?
And what do YOU find to be the biggest pros and cons of your chronotype?
Share your thoughts and comments below!
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hmm
I have a pop up play tent it's a
three-in-one tent with the tunnel we're
going to take a look at I'm going to try
to assemble and disassemble this it's by
it's by Viciviya and includes a carrying case
carrying case it had steak oh it's gonna
be secured should be three pieces
raqami TV channel
this just fits right in here really easy
just pops right open
so I'm going to see how easily this goes
back up this is my first time doing this
let's see what happened
there
that
almost seems like it's not going to fit
but yes
and for now
so it's back in the carrying case
all this up ready to move on to the next
location
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The Flash 1x18 Promo "All Star Team Up" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:58.
Show me the future.
He is the man that killed my mother.
- I know what you're thinking. - Do you?
We need your help.
Hi. I'm Ray.
I know Barry is The Flash. I'm the Black Canary.
I love you.
Save your last breath.
- You're gonna change the past. - I'm gonna save my mum.
No help here.
This is mad freaky
What do doctor Wells and the Reverse Flash have to do with each other?
They're the same person.
Anybody that knows about this is in a hell of a lot of danger.
I warned you not to mess with the timeline.
Hello, Cisco.
I don't know anything anymore, especially who I can and can't trust.
The real end-game is almost there.
- Don't move. - Don't make me do this.
I promised you, Barry Allen,
You will die.
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DIY Kanzashi flower bouquet, for first communion, wedding (ENG Subtitles) - Speed up #348 - Duration: 3:59.
Hi. Today I will show you how to make bouquet made from kanzashi flowers.
Detailed list of all needed items is in the description of this video.
First, cut styrofoam ball in a half.
Make a hole for a handle.
Draw a circle on cardboard. 17 cm of diameter.
Draw another circle inside the previous one. 8 cm of diameter.
Cut the circles.
Glue a ribbon to the cardboard.
Wrap it.
Do it tightly. Use glue frequently.
Now, glue styrofoam to the circle.
Glue a tulle to the styrofoam. Cover entire surface.
Next, glue the flowers.
Glue pearls to the circle.
Also, glue them to the bouquet.
Add small ornament (chalice).
Cut off an excess of wire.
Glue the end of wire to the styrofoam.
Pour glue to the hole and attach a wooden stick.
Cut a few strips from ribbon. 15 cm of length.
Glue both ends of strip together.
Glue the strip underneath the circle. It should protrude on the handle.
Glue more strips around the handle.
Cut off an excess of ribbon.
Glue the ribbon to the handle.
Wrap the handle by using ribbon.
Finally, decorate the handle by using rhinestone tape.
And it's done.
This bouquet is a very elegant gift for First Holy Communion.
You can use other colors of flowers. Then it will be great for wedding, birthday etc.
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Psychology - Set Yourself Up for Success (Law of Attraction) - Duration: 15:11.
Live Today With Passion: "performing under pressure whether it's
me or anybody else is the same
you know I have the same pressures as
anyone else there's time there's
performance there's financial I mean
there you know there's deadlines my
pressures are not unique the situations
may be different or you know but but
everybody has the same kind of pressures
but what I found or what I find
fascinating is the interpretation of the
stimuli if let me let me explain so I
was watching the Olympics with the last
Summer Olympics and I was amazed at how
bad the questions were that the
reporters would ask all the athletes and
almost always they asked the same
question whether they were about to
compete or after they competed were you
nervous right and to a tee all the
athletes went no right and what I
realized is it's not that they're not
nervous it's their interpretation of
what's happening in their bodies I mean
what happens when you're nervous right
your heart rate starts to go you're you
know you sort of get a little tense you
get a little sweaty right you have
expectation of what's coming and we
interpreted that is I'm nervous now
what's the interpretation of excited
your heart rate starts to go you become
you're anticipating what's coming right
you get a little sort of like tense it's
all the same thing it's the same stimuli
except these athlete these these Olympic
quality athletes have learned to
interpret the stimuli that the rest of
us would say is nervous as excited they
also the same thing no I'm not nervous
I'm excited and so I've actually
practiced it just to tell myself when I
start to get nervous but this is
excitement yeah you know and so where
when you used to be speaking from a
large audience somebody'd say how do you
feel they say a little nervous now when
somebody says how do you feel like
really excited actually and it it came
from just sort of telling myself no no
this is excitement and it becomes a
little bit automatic later on but it's
kind of a remarkable thing to deal with
pressure by interpreting what your body
is experiencing as excitement rather
than nerves and it's really kind of
effective it makes you want to rush
forward rather than pull back and yet
it's the same experience you know people
say well you need a vacation or
something I don't for what and I love my
life I feel um healthy thank God
you know I have these incredible
directors that are interested in working
with me and I'm going to jump at that as
long as there's enough time to prep and
I feel like I can add to it you know
yeah yeah for sure has it changed in
terms I guess there's a point where you
don't have to chase quite as hard you
know it depends on the project I still
chase I wrote an email to a director
about six months ago about a project
that I just felt so connected to and
never got a response that's surprising
yeah but you know you never you know
it's yeah we just think professional
courtesy would be enough to oh not
missed is how early in life did you
you're relentless ambition begin did
this happen when you were very young you
you alluded to the fact that you sold
papers at age six or something well I
don't know it just all I don't really
feel like I'm that ambitious oh come on
I need to follow you around for a week
yeah well I'd be hard but I know already
would work hard my father worked hard
and set an example for me and all and I
know a lot of people that work hard what
does that mean working now what is your
day like artists you know
hustle all day long you know we talked
about hustlers Pete grows on the
baseball field I try and do that all day
long and that's what I think we need to
do here in America I mean the people
working in the American automobile
industry we got a fossil the Japanese we
got to get that old roll up our sleeves
and get back to work then we'll get this
country out of trouble we can do
anything better than anybody else in the
world that's your life because the but
if we got to reawaken
that spirit that's what I try and do
with the Atlanta Braves is get everybody
hustling because it's such a good
example of the people that are watching
the program now as you do this
you begin to notice a rather curious
change in your general feeling of life
you notice that there seems to be what I
would call an interruption or an
interval between your experience and
yourself you see in our ordinary way of
using our minds the chronic sense of
strain the chronic attempt to think
about and make sense of what we are
feeling is what we call our ego if you
say I experienced my own existence I am
aware constantly of a NOAA behind that
receiving all that is known then you get
this chronic sensation of their being
and I itself who has all these
experiences and that I or self is what
we call the ego and this chronic sense
of strain is our you might call it our
psychological blocking against our
experience the thing that seems to
divide us
from an external world from the whole
universe
but when in this way the interval begins
to diminish we begin to experience our
world as ourselves
there is no interval there is no
interruption between the knower and the
known just as when we are completely
absorbed listening to music or dancing
to music we are not aware of our
separation from it we go right with it
and so in the same way when the mind
responds instantly to what the senses
bring it seems almost as if the mind and
what it experiences were one same now in
a way of course this is actually true we
can understand this theoretically but we
don't ordinarily really feel it
for example do you know the old saying
if a tree falls in a forest with nobody
listening to it
will there be any noise perhaps you know
the limericks in which this problem is
posed the was a young man who said God I
find it exceedingly odd that a tree as a
tree simply ceases to be when there's no
one around in the quad and the answer
was young man your astonishment odd I'm
always around in the quad so the tree as
a tree never ceases to be since observed
by yours faithfully God but this is a
great philosophical puzzle for the
Western world does what we know depend
on their being in our now in a way
obviously it does because when a tree
falls in the forest it certainly makes
vibrations in the air but those
vibrations in the air do not become
noise unless they vibrate an eardrum so
in the same way the light from the Sun
does not become light unless it falls on
an eye and eyeball
and two we could say the the external
world is full of hard things but nothing
is hard except in relation to the soft
surface of the human skin
nothing is heavy except in relation to
human muscles so if there is not a human
organism the world does not appear to us
at all as having many of the
characteristics which we attach to an
external world in other words we could
say the Sun is light but only because of
eyes rocks are hard but only because of
soft fingers falling rocks are noisy but
only because of sensitive human ears
we cannot form any idea at all
of what the world would be like without
an observing mind even such things as
duration the span of time depend upon
the human mind to appreciate them
States depends on a human mind to
observe the world from a particular
position and so know that there are
things which are distant from without
this mind there could not be any world
that we could think about or conceive or
imagine in any way whatsoever and so
this shows in a very clear way that our
mind and the external world go together
they are inseparable differences taking
the cigar which has two distinct ends
but you cannot separate those in if I
would want to take one of these ends off
and break the thing and throw it away it
would still have another end there would
still be two ends there I could never
get rid of the situation of it having
two ends so you see that although the
two ends are different there is just one
object and so in the same way although
there is a difference in a way between
the knower and the known between
man and the world nevertheless these two
go together and they are fundamentally
inseparable
and therefore when our consciousness is
responding instantly without any
interval or interruption without any
shall we say stopping to think about it
then we have a situation in which we are
actually realizing we are actually
feeling the true physical relationship
which exists between man and his
environment and this we could call the
experience of oneness or unity with the
universe which is the function of
meditation now I think it's not
difficult to see some very obvious
values and this because
well if we live entirely in a world of
thought all the things that we pursue in
life tend in a way to become arid and
unsatisfactory because we are living in
an abstract world in other words nobody
in his senses is going to eat and menu
instead of dinner nobody in his senses
is going to try and get a satisfactory
diet of dollar bills and yet you see
dollar bills and menus stand in the same
relation on the one hand to wealth on
the other hand to dinner the same
relation in which thought stands to
reality they represent it they symbolize
reality but they are in no sense
substitutions for it yes you can do a
great deal of things if you have a lot
of dollar bills but unless you exchange
those dollar bills into real concrete
worth they are of no value to you
and so in the same way if we try to live
in the world of pure thought we begin to
feel a strange unsatisfactory quality to
the world and this living in pure
thought is not something that is only
done by you know professors and
intellectuals and thinking people
perfectly ordinary people often live in
the world of pure thought as for example
when we pursue certain goals in life
when we say I want to be successful I
want to be happy these are really
abstractions because supposing you
become enormously wealthy and you're
able to afford three cars and six houses
you can't drive in three cars at once
you can't live in six houses at once
you have a symbol which we call prestige
of your status but that is an abstract
symbol you can't really you can't eat
prestige you can't eat success and so to
overcome that kind of beguilement by the
santoses
of thought not thinking is an important
adjunct to thought to be able every so
often to cease the hubbub going on
inside one's head and to let talking to
oneself stop and come to stones you
didn't of course sit in the meditation
posture to do it this is simply the way
it's done by Buddhists Hindus you could
walk and sit in the ordinary way design
the bathtub and dirt you can lie on your
back in bed before you get up in the
morning to do it just let your mind
alone and stop trying to make sense of
the world so that there is really
something to think about
other than thought itself it's like if
we wrote books about nothing but books
this is I'm afraid what a great deal of
scholarship is books about books about
books so in this way through meditation
we come to that kind of profound peace
which is exhibited in the faces of the
Buddhists I remember particularly some
words by Lafcadio Hearn in which he
gives a marvelous description of the
whole attitude which these faces
represent
each idolan shaped by human faith
remains the shell of a truth eternally
divine and even the shell itself may
hold a ghostly power the soft serenity
the passionless tenderness of these
Buddha faces might yet give peace of
soul to a West weary of Creed's
transformed into conventions eager for
the coming of another teacher to
proclaim I have the same feeling for the
high as for the low for the moral as for
the immoral for the depraved as for the
virtuous for those holding sectarian
views and false opinions as for those
whose beliefs are good
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What's Up With Down Syndrome? Adoption - Duration: 28:38.
For birth parents, making an adoption plan for their child can feel like a death.
They're losing their child.
(GENTLE PIANO MUSIC)
It's going to be the hardest thing that they've ever gone through.
I don't care what kind of disability you have;
I believe that every single person in this world brings worth.
(PHONE RINGS)
National Down syndrome Adoption Network. This is Stephanie.
Absolutely. Yes. So, um, you've called the right place.
I am the director of the National Down syndrome Adoption Network.
When families get a diagnosis of Down syndrome, we talk to them about parenting,
we make sure they have updated information.
And the other— the good thing is I am a birth parent; I do have a child with Down syndrome.
I love helping people.
I love helping families.
I especially love helping families who get a diagnosis of Down syndrome, cos I've been there.
I was told, um, that my son had Down syndrome after he was born, and I remember feeling, um,
he was not the same child that I was carrying through pregnancy.
When there's a prenatal diagnosis, medical professionals are like, 'Oh no. Just— Let's just terminate.
'You know, Down syndrome — there's no quality of life there.'
All right. You're welcome. Thank you. OK. Bye-bye.
When expectant families, or birth families, call me after receiving the diagnosis, um,
you're catching them at a time when they're just in a lot of grief,
and they've just been handed information that they know nothing about, so it's my job,
it's my responsibility to make sure that they have updated information.
(GENTLE PIANO MUSIC)
When they want to make an adoption plan, we have a registry of families
who want to adopt a child with Down syndrome.
I'm that connecting point between the expectant and birth family and the adoptive family.
They always say it's, you know, kind of unprofessional to get emotional,
but there are quite a few times when I have families and they're just crying and crying and crying,
and I'm crying with them.
They just take me back to that place of being told they have this diagnosis,
and they don't know what to do with it, and they don't know what the future's gonna be.
(GENTLE PIANO MUSIC CONTINUES)
What are you doing?
Hi. How are you? Hi! How are you doing?
(GASPS) Hi, sweetie. (KISSES) Hi.
Most of the adoptive parents just have this very strong calling. They just call me up or they email me
and they say, 'This is what we were meant to do as a family, as a couple.
'We were meant to adopt a child with Down syndrome.'
It's good to see you. Hi, Steph. CHILD: Hi. Very cool puzzle. Hey.
What is that? Hmm?
Ooh.
We have eight children, ages 22 to 2.
Annie we adopted, um, when she was a newborn, so we've had her since, um, October of 2012.
STEPHANIE: Very cool. This looks like your favourite book.
Annie had a lot of medical issues. We spent a lot of time in the hospital,
with doctors' appointments, and a few times not knowing where she was gonna end up.
She had open-heart surgery, at— just before she turned 2.
Since then, now her health is amazing.
(LEO BABBLES) GIRL: Sisters.
And then Leo we adopted when he was about 14 months, so we've had him since September of 2015.
It was— It was different adopting a child that was a little older,
cos he was a toddler, and Annie was a newborn.
He had been with his birth family in China, so he was very bonded to them.
(GIGGLES)
Well, one, he didn't speak English — he spoke Chinese — and then he'd wake up in the morning very confused
and overwhelmed, and then he was very depressed for the first four to six weeks.
He kind of gradually came out of it as he started to learn the language.
We noticed a pretty big difference with him after three months of him being with us here.
He started smiling more and laughing and reaching out for us,
and just the small movements towards bonding with him.
(BABBLES)
With Annie, it really was not any different.
I couldn't imagine anything... I couldn't imagine life without 'em now.
I can't wait to adopt when I have my own family.
I think I'm safe to say that we're all, like... (CHUCKLES) We're going to adopt.
They see the world through eyes that we could never even imagine.
Um, they— they don't see anything bad in the world, they just see all the joy and the happiness,
and it just gives us... They— They give us the ability to see it through their eyes.
You just learn to appreciate, like, the really little things in life.
You can't help but smile when you're around them. (CHUCKLES)
We don't really focus on what they can't do, we just let them be who they are,
and they always surprise us.
(CAR ENGINE STARTS)
(LAUGHS) Hi. Call— I haven't heard anything, sorry, but I wanted to check in, um, cos...
just to let you know everything's been sent. She— One thing she had always said to me was,
'I need to make sure that I know without a shadow of a doubt that this is the family for my baby.'
As soon as I hear from her, I'm definitely gonna call you. Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. All right.
Sounds good. Thanks, Megan. OK. Bye-bye.
The decision-making process for expectant families and birth families is heart-wrenching.
It's really emotional, because I'm sending them a family profile, so it's— it's— it's literally a visual.
It's pictures; it's information about these families that they don't know anything about,
that may be potentially taking care of their child, and being their mom and dad for the rest of their life.
Perfect. (CHUCKLES)
DIRECTOR: What are you doing, um, Steph?
So, right now I'm gonna go to the airport and pick up adoptive mom Megan.
Megan and her family have been on our registry for a few years,
and I'm so excited to be able to meet her today.
They're a beautiful family. They're young, they have four incredible children by birth;
none of them have disabilities, and I was so excited to get them on.
They were open to all medical issues, any gender, any ethnicity.
They were ready to go, and I was ready to call them, and we're here over two years later.
They've been through so many situations where they were chosen,
and then the family decided to parent.
(WARM, GENTLE MUSIC)
We were chosen by one family who, um, right up front said they weren't for sure
they wanted to do an adoption plan, and so we just, uh,
walked with them for several weeks as they made their decision
knowing that they may not, um, choose to place.
And so they ended up deciding to parent, and that was sad for us but not, um,
not to the point of— of devastation, like our recent...
Um, we had one recent failed adoption where, you know,
it was two days after she was born. Um, the plan was still adoption,
so I-I got to have skin-to-skin contact with her,
and then— then I stopped visiting her in NICU when, um, the plan was up in the air again.
And then, um, we were asked to bring her home from the hospital,
um, and do all that was required for that,
and so we had her all afternoon and all through the night,
and then through the next day, and then had to...
(WHISPERS) had to give her back, and that was...
That was by far the most devastating experience for me.
My heart was just slashed.
I don't blame the birth mother. She did what she had to do.
There are people seeking to eliminate Down syndrome like it's some kind of disease,
and it's— it's not a disease. They're just killing people, and I-I don't think that's right at all.
Cos I remember there were a few times that you called me, and, um—
Cos it's hard— it gets hard when you just keep waiting. The waiting is hard. Yeah.
Yeah, and I'm... Yeah. Yeah, cos it's indefinite.
We need people with Down syndrome in the world, just like we need redheads; we need, you know,
those who are in wheelchairs; we need those who have hearing impairments.
I can't imagine, um, this... Gattaca-like state of just everyone being the same.
Um, because... could you imagine if we just started filtering out?
'OK, well, let's start with Down syndrome,' and then 'Well, let's start with the aged.
'OK, let's start with, you know, oh, you have cancer?' And, um, you know, and it's... 'And then let's go ahead
'and start with, oh, you know, yeah, let's go ahead and start with folks in wheelchairs,
'then we can get rid of those resources.' I just...
The next thing you know, you're gonna have a small group of people who are all the same.
There's just a lot of fear, I think, surrounding kids with disabilities,
and what people think lives should look like.
I think ultimately they're robbing that person of a chance at life,
and they're robbing their parents of the opportunity to parent.
DIRECTOR: Megan, what do you hope will happen next month?
We are hoping to transfer an embryo with Down syndrome into my womb, (CHUCKLES)
and hoping that it will implant and grow to a full-term baby.
This will be the first time in history that an embryo with Down syndrome
has been implanted into someone. Um, and I can't believe that we're— that we're part of it,
and that I know the person that's gonna get it done,
but I also know that, you know, they're such a wonderful family, and I'm just so beyond excited for them.
And— And it, um— it's scary, though, cos I know there's risks, and I— and I don't even wanna think about that,
um, because Megan has— Megan and Andy have been through so much.
Back— You know, even just a few years back,
the embryos with Down syndrome were getting destroyed. Right.
That's just what they did. I'm very excited about growing the child that we've been waiting for.
At the same time, I-I can't put my hope on a particular outcome, knowing the risks involved.
I am so, like...
so excited that there's an agency out there who is taking donations of embryos with Down syndrome.
This is historic worldwide,
that this will be the first time an embryo with Down syndrome has been implanted.
My son's, you know, almost 25 years old.
When he was born, he looked healthy, he was beautiful. Um, he looked perfect to me.
But the one thing that I remember — I remember the light in the room;
I remember exactly what the doctor said to me.
The, uh, house paediatrician at the hospital, uh, just came in and, you know, asked if I was sleeping,
and I said, 'Yes,' and he said, 'Well, your son is a candidate for Down syndrome,
'and I hope you feel better,' and he turned on his heel and walked out.
Um, so that's how I got the diagnosis.
I was left there alone with these... this incredible news, this life-changing news.
It was frightening, um, and I knew nothing about Down syndrome. I didn't know what it was.
I then started grieving not for myself as a mother but for him,
because I didn't know how he was going to be treated, so I just thought of all these things
that no one was gonna accept him for. Would he go to prom? Would he join the Boy Scouts?
Would he graduate? Would he get married? Would he have children?
I bonded with him immediately. Yeah, because... (CHUCKLES) You know, when was born, um, he just...
I don't know. He was just— He was my son, and so when they told me that he had Down syndrome,
you know, of course it's heartbreaking, and, uh, um,... and it hurts, but you hurt for him.
But he's... (VOICE CRACKS) you know, he's my son, so it doesn't matter to me.
And I knew he... he was mine, and I was gonna care for him,
and love him unconditionally for the rest of his life.
Daddy!
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
No, actually... Actually...
Actually what? (LAUGHTER)
OK. OK.
Chrissy, OK. What are you calling me again? What's my name?
That's Daddy and Mommy.
(GASPS) Mommy. Yeah.
You haven't called me Mommy in... nine years, Chrissy.
OK. OK. Am I Mommy again?
Yeah. I'm so happy. I'm very, very, very, very happy.
All right. Love you. Yeah. That's my boy. (CHUCKLES)
So, my son, Chris, is 25 years old, and for the last 10 years he's been living, um, away from us
in a facility. He was diagnosed with Down syndrome, but he also has severe anxiety
and severe behaviours, and he is one in six in the world. So, luckily the place is 15 minutes from us,
but for the last 10 years, he's been living in a facility that is able to care for his needs 24/7.
Do you wanna go see Chris today? Yes.
You making me a hot chocolate? I am. Yes.
So, I was thinking he's been in a good mood lately, and, um, I think we oughta try to get him out.
You wanna try it?
Yeah. It has been a while since he's wanted to go out with us.
Um... Since July.
Yeah, so we're either gonna be five minutes or two hours with him today. Great.
In July he seemed so different. It's the best summer we've had with him, that— you know, that month.
Yeah. And then all of a sudden, he switched it back off again.
Chris' disabilities... is— His main issue is his behaviours.
Uh, Down syndrome in itself is— is really not an issue for us. I mean, there's a lot of, uh,
ord— you know, people with Down syndrome that are, uh, very good self advocates;
uh, they live out in the community on their own or with very little assistance.
And I think really Christopher could do that if he just didn't have these behaviour issues.
(ACOUSTIC GUITAR MUSIC)
He— He's pretty violent.
He's... injured several people that have tried, you know, to hold him.
He's broken noses before. You know, he's— he's hit me before and almost knocked me out.
He was very typical as a kid. He actually was included in, you know, the regular school system.
He would get up in the morning and walk out to the bus stop on his own and get on the bus
until he was about 14 years old.
WOMAN: What happened?
Well, when we walked in, initially we thought he was gonna be OK.
He seemed pretty receptive to our visit, and Steph started to get ready to give him a shower.
It looks like he threw up all over himself, so I'm not sure if he's just not feeling good
or if he overate... Yeah.
...and, you know, gorged himself, which he's done that before, right? Mm-hm.
WOMAN: And what happened?
Well, I was gonna, uh, take him to get him some clean clothes,
because I can't take him out with vomit all over his clothes. Yeah.
And I asked him if I could take his, uh, Spider-Man shirt off,... Mm-hm.
...and he didn't want to, so he attacked me. Oh.
Oh well.
Yeah, that sucked. (CHUCKLES)
I constantly try to think in my head, you know, 'What can we do?
'How can we figure him out to improve his situation?'
After 10 years, it just kinda grinds on ya, kinda wears you out.
I think that's where Stephanie has trouble with it.
Come on, buddy. Come on.
Jacky! Come on up here, buddy.
Chris' life, to Chris, is good.
Chris' life for me, as a parent, is, um, extremely sad.
It's very, very hard to take, as a parent, because he sees himself protected
and not going anywhere and sitting in this room.
I see him, you know, not getting out into the community;
um, not just being a young, typical man with Down syndrome;
um, not engaging, uh, with peers. He's not employed; he doesn't have his own place;
um, he doesn't have this quality of life that I want him to have.
And it's heartbreaking, uh, to see your son, you know,
dressing in layers in summertime and wearing headphones all the time and not wanting to go anywhere
and only wanting to see you for 30 seconds, and then, you know,
slamming his head against the wall if you won't leave immediately.
That's, um... It's very, very hard for— for me, as— as that being his quality of life.
It's kind of the way I relieve my stress. Um, it gives me something to take my mind off of, you know,
stress of dealing with him when he's not having a good day.
Uh, if we go and we have a visit with him and it's a great visit,
then Steph and I usually have a really good day, but, you know,
on days like today when we have a bad visit, it's— it's really hard. She kind of shuts down a little bit.
She doesn't want to talk. But I have to get going, I have to move.
It's the only thing that makes me feel better. It's almost like all this extra energy
from wanting to solve a problem that I can't solve.
We have been seeing Carrie, our therapist...
Well, since Chris started going through this we were connected with her,
and it just really helps just to be listened to.
The fact that we have each other is worth the world to— to me, anyway.
It's really hard for a lot of parents, you know, to go through these situations,
and I... it's caused a lot of divorces.
If I was doing this by myself, I can't even imagine where I would be.
I thank God every single day. The first thing I do is I wake up and I thank God for Jon.
Yeah. Yeah. DIRECTOR: That's so lovely.
(CHUCKLES) I know. It's pretty awesome. I really like him a lot. (CHUCKLES)
You awake?
Hi. WHISPERS: Get down. Get down, buddy.
You OK? (MUMBLES) Uh, no.
Jackson keeping you warm?
You don't want to sleep too long. I know.
It's just... Go lay down, buddy. Go lay down.
If you sleep too much right now, you're not gonna... You crying?
No, I'm just— It's just really hard today. That's all.
That's OK. Well, he was sick and I can't take care of him, so...
He's never sick. I think he overate.
I know. I wanted to be the one to change his clothes, cos now I know he's clean.
TEARFULLY: And, like, I want to wipe the vomit off of his face, but I can't. He wouldn't let me do that.
So... You know, we have to rely on other people to take care of him, and then... It is crushing.
(SNIFFLES)
Hi, this is Jon, Christopher's dad.
WOMAN ON PHONE: Yes. Hi. I was just wondering, um, how he's doing.
Is he doing any better than when we were there? Were you there when we were visiting?
Yeah, I was. Um, he's... he... We coaxed him into the shower,... Oh!
...and we washed him off as well as we could. Great. Fantastic.
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY) OK.
And we got him in the shower, washed him off, got him back down in his room.
We did notice a scratch on his leg. Did the nurse call and tell you that?
All right. Thank you. We appreciate it.
Back 10 years ago, when we brought a team in — psychologists and a psychiatrist
and all of these behaviour interventionists — what was— what was incredible
was the psychologist looked at me and said, 'You have post-traumatic stress disorder,'
and I said, 'No, I don't.'
She said, 'Yes. You're not remembering anything. You have severe chest pain,' and she said,
'You're having trouble breathing.'
There you go. (SOFT DRINK CAN OPENS)
'What you're doing is you're internalising this, and you need help.'
(SOMBRE MUSIC)
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I did go through six months of intensive holistic therapy.
I actually consider it a blessing, cos what I do is when I have expectant parents
and birth parents that I'm talking to and I can hear them, you know,
just catching their breath and just really being upset,
I teach them the techniques that I have learned.
I will die early (CHUCKLES) if I think about my son...
you know, sitting in a room in the dark
with layers of clothes even in the summertime, screaming at me,
slamming his head into the concrete;
and, you know, if I go see him and all he does is sit in his room.
And if I think about that and think about that, I will die early.
Right now I'm in this period with Chris where I've put hope on the back-burner.
It's just too hard for me. I've gone through 10 years. I need a break.
I want to have hope for something, so I have hope for these families.
You know, I have hope for these expectant families and birth parents who call me,
and they want some kind of hope.
I'm playing a role in the future of Down syndrome in my work. I mean, I'm helping these families.
Families call me; they're wanting to go two ways.
They're wanting to parent or they're wanting to make an adoption plan.
Come on. Go this way? Let's go, baby.
(REFLECTIVE MUSIC)
Sweetie.
And I can lead them on the way to parenting.
I have an email from a birth parent who made an adoption plan. It's just... Yeah, it's just beautiful,
and she wants to share it with other families.
'I found out I was pregnant a whole three weeks in,
'unfortunately with a man whom I was just barely getting to know.
'We had a rocky start given the situation, but we were able to work things out to co-parent,
'and both be there equally for the baby. At 22 weeks pregnant, I was told my baby had an AV canal defect.
'At 26 weeks, it was confirmed.
'She also more than likely had Down syndrome.
'To top it all off, at 27 weeks, I was told termination was still one of my options.
'I will never say a woman doesn't have the right to decide what is best for her situation,
'but hearing them offer that to me made me feel like my baby didn't matter.
'All of a sudden we weren't just bringing home a cute bundle of joy,
'we were going to be bringing home a cute bundle of joy
'who we knew would need so much more than we could ever provide.
'At 30 weeks, we made an adoption plan to ensure that our baby would have the best chance
'at being as high-functioning as possible.
'Some may think placing a baby with special needs is easier than placing a typical child.
'I beg to differ.
'Placing your baby in the arms of someone to love and cherish is the hardest thing anyone will ever do,
'but when you make the decision to place your baby with special needs,
'you're putting even more faith into their family; that they will advocate and fight for that child
'in every way you would want.
'At 39 weeks and six days, I finally got to hold my baby.
'Even with all the extra challenges I knew we would face, giving in to our love for her
'and having what they call a change of heart and deciding to parent her
'would have been the easy thing to do.
'The day after I came home from the hospital, I already missed her more than anything in this world.
'In moments where I try to tell myself I should have raised my baby,
'I stop myself and remember how good it was to see her family holding her themselves for the first time.
'They already loved her just as much as I did.
'I may be sad. I may wish she could have come at a different time in my life,
'where embracing her special needs would have been something I could do, but at the end of it all,
'I am proud I made the decision to give her the best life possible,
'even if that means watching her grow in the arms of someone else.'
Absolutely beautiful.
Yeah.
Ready, buddy? Come on. (SNIFFLES)
All right. Let's go.
A couple years ago, that blood test came out where they could, you know,
test for Down syndrome at about 10 weeks, and I was really worried,
cos I thought, 'The phone's gonna stop ringing,' um, and that has not happened.
So I do, I have hope that there are going to be children with Down syndrome in the future, yes.
Attitude was made with funding from New Zealand On Air.
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Kate Middleton And Queen Furious At Prince Harry's Secret Palace Party: Give Up Bachelor's Life? - Duration: 3:10.
Prince Harry may have thrown a secret party at Buckingham Palace! Queen Elizabeth reportedly
is furious and demanding Harry give up the bachelor life. Does Kate Middleton agree that
it is time for the ginger haired prince to get married and start a family?
An unnamed former bodyguard has come forward and is spilling secrets about Prince Harry.
This former inside source told OK! that the prince once threw a private get together at
Buckingham Palace the guest list included four models and Harry. The prince and the
four models drank a lot of champagne and ran through the halls of Buckingham Palace and
no one in the party of five was wearing any clothing.
Did Harry really think granny wouldn�t hear about what went on at Buckingham Palace? Queen
Elizabeth doesn�t seem to mind if grandson Harry has a party or two now and again, but
reportedly when she found out about this particular party Queen Elizabeth was furious with Prince
Harry. This latest Palace party revelation shouldn�t
surprise anyone Harry spent most of his time naked during a drunken weekend in Las Vegas
in 2012. The crazy weekend was memorialized on video and with photographs.
Queen Elizabeth believes It�s time for Prince Harry to give up his bachelor life and get
serious about settling down. It really isn�t a secret that Queen Elizabeth has been pushing
the fifth in line to the throne to choose a bride. Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth
may not always see eye to eye, but the Duchess of Cambridge whole heartedly agrees with her
grandmother in law. The Duchess is thankful that Prince Harry
has taken her side on many occasions, especially when Camilla Parker-Bowles decides it is torture
Duchess Kate time. But Kate is backing Queen Elizabeth on this one. Not only does Princess
Kate want Harry to be happily married, she would love to have a female ally inside the
Palace walls. There has been much speculation over which
lady would make the perfect bride for Prince Harry. Ex girlfriends� Chelsy Davy and Cressida
Bonas�s names come up constantly. The Duchess of Cambridge and Queen Elizabeth may also
agree on another thing Chelsy Davy would make a perfect princess for Harry. The couple dated
for seven years and keeps in touch Harry and Chelsy have even been spotted together on
a few occasions. What do you think? Is it time for Prince Harry
to trade partying for married life? Apparently Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth think so.
How much longer before there is a Royal engagement announcement? tell us your thoughts in comments
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Kate Middleton Calls Prince Harry A 'Hero' For Opening Up About His Mental Health - Duration: 2:13.
Kate Middleton Calls Prince Harry A 'Hero' For Opening Up About His Mental Health
The 35-year-old Duchess has opened up about Prince Harry and praises his recent discussion
about mental health.
Forming a close bond with a partner's siblings or in-laws is no mean feat.
However, it appears Kate Middleton and Prince Harry have managed to strike the perfect balance
between friendship and family, if the Duchess of Cambridge's latest comments about her brother-in-law
are anything to go by.
Yesterday, the mother-of-two met with runners taking part in the 2017 London Marathon at
Kensington Palace, and spoke to Jamie Maloy, headteacher of Viking Primary School in west
London, about her husband's brother.
According the Daily Mail, the teacher told the Duchess: 'What I love is your brother-in-law
talking the other day, because that's just ignited it,' referring to Harry's recent admission
he sought counseling 20 years after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.
'Everyone's talking about mental health now because someone who is so famous and so much
in the public eye has actually turned around and said something hit me hard � the death
of a close loved one.
And I think people have gone 'good on you, because you could have never mentioned that','
the teacher added.
Hearing that Harry was 'a real hero to a lot of people', Kate replied: 'Absolutely.
He's been brilliant.'
During Harry's interview with Telegraph journalist, Bryony Gordon, he admitted: 'I have probably
been very close to a complete breakdown on numerous occasions when all sorts of grief
and all sorts of lies and misconceptions and everything are coming to you from every angle.'Kate's
revelation about her brother-in-law comes amid news Prince Harry's girlfriend, Meghan
Markle, is granted special access to Kensington Palace when visiting her beau and is 'waved
right through' security at the gates of his home.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton and Prince William � could you really get
a better foursome?
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So where do I want to end up after I graduate from this program….
Ideally, I'd be working for the Cohen Veteran's Network.
They are an organization that provides free mental healthcare to all military veterans
as well as their family members.
I just think that their organization aligns so well with what it means to be a Rehabilitation
Counselor.
They focus getting veterans through the mental traumas they have carried over with them,
help them to mentally find ways to acclimate to civilian life, and also provide treatment
for the whole familial unit who may find themselves having trouble adjusting to their loved one
post military service.
They also work to have same day service, and provide transportation to those who cannot
make it to the clinic themselves.
The moment I heard about the Cohen Veteran's Network, it just seemed like the perfect fit.
I also learned earlier this year that they'll be opening a clinic here in El Paso later
this year or early next year so I'm hoping that I'll find a place for myself in their
facility.
If for whatever reason I can't work for them specifically, I'd like to work with
veterans in general.
I feel that many of them go through some of the most traumatic scenes that a human being
can go through for the sake of our freedom, and get short changed when they return.
I feel like it's the least I can do to help them settle back into civilian life as comfortably
as possible.
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SSS - Solitaire Studios Show - EP 0 - Build up si Draw my life! - Duration: 10:48.
1, 2, 3, 4!
1,2,3,4!
Salve! And welcome to the introductory epiode
of Solitaire Studios Show!
I'm Durutya Darius, friends call me Dudu
I am a composer and performer of the
Solitaire Diamonds project
and from now on your host
of Solitaire Studios Show!
What you saw at the beginning of the episode
It is part of my studio
with which I will bring to light some of my favorite songs.
And to make this possible, I chose to do this show for you!
In each episode I will recommend one song
of which I will give a few words about, and will make a cover
Of course, to avoid monotony, there will be additional content
with musical theme, such as reviews, giveaway's, and if you'd like something else, leave a suggestion in the comments
I believe that before we embark on this musical journey, we should get to know ourselves better
so I prepared for this episode a draw my life ...
Year: 1996 Location: Sighisoara, Romania
On January 4th day I was born, and I met my family
Ludovic,father of the third child, along with Adriana, they presented me to
Alexandru, my big brother and Denisa, my sister
I grew up playing with each of them, and with friends at my grandparents
When I turned six years old, my parents sent me to school, where I met Vermesu and Pulpa
But after the first year, my parents have finally bought an apartment of their own and I had to change school
Over the next seven years, I have met Ulise, Pupi, Stef, and a lot of great people
Stef started playing guitar, and that inspired me, so when I was in sixth grade
I started playing guitar and taking courses at the local culture house
In 2010 I started high school in the city of Sighisoara, where I reunited with Vermesu and Pulpa
My playing has improved my guitar and I started to give some guitar lessons, and so I met Carla Lutsch
Inspired by rock music, I listen to, and several local bands, I decided to start my own band
Thus I, Carla and Vermesu started a band
from which Vermesu evaporated quickly, and was substituted by Tudor Hantau, alias Unchesu '
After a few rehearsals we went to a few shows, and even took a name: Matox
After a few misunderstandings and changes, I left the band
There followed several episodes of the soap opera, but eventually we got to come back in force
Puzzle band has played its first concert in the summer of 2013 with me on vocals and guitar,
Carla on guitar, Tudor on bass, and on drums there was Ulise
It went well for a while, we even recorded some tracks in the studio, but high chool finals came along, and univ. admissions of 2014
and Ulise left the band. Meanwhile, I started composing outside the band
and I gave some acoustic shows. At first it was a shallow project, but still I gave him a name: Solitaire Diamonds
I promted high school, but did not promote the univ. admission, and so I started working in Sighisoara
Through an acquaintance from work I got to know Kappa , which became the new drummer of Puzzle
Things went well, uninterrupted, until it was time to say home goodbye
and go in Cluj, to college
I was scared, I had to quit the band, and I didn't know what was going on with my life
At the beginning of the academic year 2015 I was constantly tired, looking for a new band, and buried in school responsibilities.
Until one moment, between two seminars, I had a break, and I was in front of room 48 of the Faculty of Chemistry
with headphones on
and listening to a concert
when a person came to me who stole my attention ...
...words...
... and my soul.
"Alina, nice to meet you!"
She told me, and I'm still in love.
Through a colleague
I got to meet Ionel, Oaki and Mosoiu
and they are my new band mates of BlackBurn.
From January 2016 I started recording some of my compositions at home
but the finals came along
and I failed most of my semester, so I asked for some help, from the best student in our faculty ...
"Hi Alina, can you help me with some chemistry?"
A few weeks later, because of those get toghethers, the chemistry between me and Alina
turned into more than a school discipline.
so, from April 2016 we are the happiest couple
In August 2016 I launched my first album of Solitaire Diamonds, after which I held concerts in Sibiu, Sighisoara and Cluj
And now in January 2017, here I am 21 years old, making this show for you!
Thank you all for your support and for watching this video right now!
Like I said, I want to get to know you
so you can write everything down in comments
or in the description below are links to social networks I use
so you can contact me.
Well this was it, I can not wait to see you
in the first episode of Solitaire Studios Show, which is coming soon!
In the meantime you can subscribe to get notified when it appears!
By the way, if you want to throw an ear on the album mentioned before,
You can click here somewhere
so you can listen to it.
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