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Pokemon Go Halloween 2017 Event And Gen 3 Release Happening Today, Here's Exactly When

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Naruto 「AMV」 Right Here ᴴᴰ - Duration: 3:38.

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Here They Are: The Illinois Amazon Sites - Duration: 0:58.

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NFL Profits Just Reached A New Low – Here's How Awful Their Situation Really Is - Duration: 17:52.

NFL Profits Just Reached A New Low – Here's How Awful Their Situation Really Is

The NFL protest controversy continues.

This madness was started last year by the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin

Kaepernick who refused to stand during the national anthem to protest against police

brutality and racial injustice.

More players followed his lead and joined the protest by kneeling during the national

anthem.

But, Americans are sick of watching how the NFL players are disrespecting our country,

flag and anthem.

Fans have started boycotting the league.

As a result, the NFL ratings and tickets sales.

However, TV broadcasters are facing the consequences as the NFL.

Conservative Fighters reported: CBS, which broadcasted many protests, is facing a huge

drop in the stock market.

On September 24, many players took the knee during the national anthem as a response to

President Trump's speech condemning the players who "disrespect the flag."

Below you can see that the stock prices after the protests.

CBS has suffered a major hit:

The protests affected everyone.

However, the number of players who protest during the national anthem has been decreased

and stock prices went up again.

However, a few days ago Vice President Mike Pence walked out of the NFL game between Indianapolis

Colts and Tennessee Titans.

Although the Colts stood, their arms were locked during the anthem.

The Vice President received criticism for his move, but he said that was the right thing

to do.

Thanks to this, the CBS stock prices dropped again:

Stock prices for CBS haven't increased since then.

ESPN, Fox Sports, and CBS recently decided not to air the national anthem live before

any game.

Do you think that this was the right thing to do?

The NFL situation is really bad.

If the players would stop protesting, everything will go back to normal.

Do you agree?

Tell us your opinion

in

the

comment section!

For more infomation >> NFL Profits Just Reached A New Low – Here's How Awful Their Situation Really Is - Duration: 17:52.

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I Can't Believe we got up here - Duration: 11:21.

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CBC NL Here & Now Friday October 20 2017 - Duration: 1:05:35.

For more infomation >> CBC NL Here & Now Friday October 20 2017 - Duration: 1:05:35.

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Here's What Employers Should Do As The Weinstein Scandal Unfolds - Duration: 1:13.

On the heels of two bombshell reports

exposing Harvey Weinstein's predatory behavior,

it became apparent that employees

and other industry insiders knew what was happening

and stayed quiet. For managers and executives

who want to use this news, as well as

stories of sexual harassment coming out of Silicon Valley,

as teaching moments,

here's how they can–and why it matters.

Industry experts expect that in our current political climate,

more CEOs will be forced to take a stand

on political and social issues in 2018

with workplace harassment and gender equality

being hot button issues.

This will undoubtedly trickle down

to team leaders across the country.

The first thing they can do is set expectations.

Leaders can set the tone by emphasizing that everyone

deserves the same level of respect in an organization.

Next, they can make a policy statement.

Managers can use the Weinstein news as an

opportunity to communicate company protocol

and awareness of the issues like sexual harassment.

From there, do a listening tour.

Reinforcing a policy stance is valuable

when employees are looking to their leaders

for signals at times like these.

Listening tours can allow leaders to get employee

observations about the ways diversity can be fostered.

Finally, managers can encourage

their staff to be watchdogs.

If employees feel empowered to police company culture,

that helps catch misbehavior early.

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Here's Why You Should Never Climb a Mountain Without An Oxygen Cylinder - Duration: 1:12.

Have you ever wondered why mountaineers carry oxygen cylinders with them?

Here's Why

Mountaineers carry oxygen cylinders to high mountains to avoid suffocation.

As we go higher and higher

at high altitudes

the amount of oxygen present in the atmosphere is represented by atmospheric pressure.

That means the amount of oxygen at higher altitude is lower than that of the lower altitudes.

This lack of oxygen in the atmosphere causes a medical condition called hypoxia which is also known as anoxia.

As a result of hypoxia

The oxygen content in the blood to the brain decreases.

which may lead to unconsciousness and eventually death.

This subtle impact has caused several deaths in the himalayas and several Mts around the world.

So that's why you should never climb a mountain without an external oxygen supply.

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The U.S. & Russia Are Building a Deep Space Gateway, Here's What You Need to Know - Duration: 2:31.

We last popped up to the moon in 1972.

But now, the USA is going to work with Russia to head back to orbit ol' Luna… on the

way to Mars.

Is your Space Race bone tingling?

Right now, the International Space Station is slated to be abandoned by NASA in 2024.

And, like Geocities, one day, it will just be a memory, but now we might see what's

next…

A few weeks ago, NASA and Roscosmos announced they'd work together to build the "Deep

Space Gateway" a space station near the moon offering a "deep space environment…

for human missions that push further into the solar system."

and to "the lunar surface."

Does this mean we're going back to the moon?!

USA (and Russia), USA (and private corporations), USA (if this actually happens, woo!)

The gateway is slated to be a public-private partnership where astronauts can try out technologies

needed to go into deep space, all while orbiting the moon.

That said, NASA's not really given a concrete goal.

They're not, like, testing specific things, the announcements just said "new technologies."

Russia handles docking tech, we've got orbits pretty much licked… long-term space travel we do on

the ISS… maybe a new airlock!

And some kind of deep-space transport...

They mentioned "confidence..."

When it comes to specifics, it's unclear.

Proponents of the plan say, we should get really good at moon missions before going

to Mars.

Meanwhile, opponents say this could tie up resources in Lunar exploration, meaning a

trip Mars could disappear into the distant future.

The Gateway news should make the Mars-or-Bust crowd nervous, because we were aiming to go

to Mars by 2033… but the Gateway won't be fully realized until the late 2020s.

Sooooo… shrug?

Going to space and trying new things does drive innovation.

What will this new space endeavor bring us?

I'm not sure… without a concrete goal, it seems like we're trying out an ISS, only,

it's a few days farther away.

Space exploration yielded satellite communications, cordless technology, LEDs, solar power, water

purification, digital cameras, literally hundreds of things.

I hope I live long and prosper, so I can find out if the Gateway can live up to the hype.

Want more science goodness.

Click that Subscribe button and join us

We used to spend lots of billions on space travel,

so, what would happen if we doubled NASA's budget? Find out here

So far, we've spent 65 billion dollars on International Space Station, not actually that much

The new F-35 fighter jet? 400 billion.

For more infomation >> The U.S. & Russia Are Building a Deep Space Gateway, Here's What You Need to Know - Duration: 2:31.

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Earned here, taxed here – $1.5 billion collected since July 2016 | TV - Duration: 0:31.

By introducing new laws,

the Australian Government has now closed

a number of multinational tax loopholes

and has also established the Tax Avoidance Taskforce

In fact, since July last year,

ATO action has already collected over

$1.5 billion from large multinational corporations.

This means more money is being invested in Australia.

Because if it's earned here, it should be taxed here

Find out more at fairtax.gov.au

For more infomation >> Earned here, taxed here – $1.5 billion collected since July 2016 | TV - Duration: 0:31.

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Here's what to expect if you're heading to 'Head of the Charles' - Duration: 1:30.

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Earned here, taxed here – The Diverted Profits Tax | Radio - Duration: 0:31.

Under old laws, some multinationals would use loopholes to avoid paying tax in Australia.

That's why the Government has introduced the new Diverted Profits Tax

From 1 July 2017 large multinational corporations that move undeclared profits overseas

can be penalised with a tax of 40%.

As a result, more money is being invested here,

benefiting Australian communities and the economy.

Because if it's earned here, it should be taxed here

Find out more about new corporate tax laws at fairtax.gov.au

Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. Spoken by Justin Braine.

For more infomation >> Earned here, taxed here – The Diverted Profits Tax | Radio - Duration: 0:31.

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Here's my commitment - Duration: 2:52.

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Earned here, taxed here – $1.5b collected since July 2016 |Radio - Duration: 0:31.

The ATO is continuing to prevent multinational tax avoidance.

They're ensuring that profits are taxed correctly by constantly enforcing our laws.

In fact, since July last year, ATO action has already collected

over $1.5 billion dollars from large multinational corporations.

This means more money is being invested here,

benefiting Australian communities and the economy.

Because if it's earned here, it should be taxed here

Find out more about new corporate tax laws at fairtax.gov.au

Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. Spoken by Justin Braine.

For more infomation >> Earned here, taxed here – $1.5b collected since July 2016 |Radio - Duration: 0:31.

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WHY DID I START A JOB HERE | ROBLOX gameplay part 3 - Duration: 8:58.

just scrolling through my list of videos

*looks around*

*leaves game*

roblox is back???

we will find out if roblox has new games!

this is new!

I already have an existing plot but i'd like to build a new plot

i mean, i'm half italian

omg perfect

who is that

ok...

i'm glad this game has R15 allowed! :)

now its time to open my restaurant!

my first two guests!

ok, luigi!

*checks paper*

WAIT, I DO THIS FOR FREE WITH NO PAID?!?!

why did i choose this restaurant :(

who wouldn't want tor work at this job for 5:00 MINUITES!

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I WANT A PHYSICIST TO SPEAK AT MY FUNERAL. , HERE IS WHY: WIN 20170925 22 36 11 Pro - Duration: 11:40.

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We Are Here - Duration: 3:52.

This is a collective effort of three curatorial voices trying to make a statement about what

it means to be contemporary.

It's an exhibition from artists from different generations, from different moments in time,

and from different geographies.

We Are Here is about what it means to take a contemporary look at a collection that has

evolved over 50 years.

It's a collection of individual histories and of the places where these objects were

made and of how these works arrived to Chicago.

We are here in Chicago.

We are here in this contemporary, present moment.

I Am You is an exhibition about language.

It begins with this idea of being at a loss of words.

And finding those words through these artworks and through the grouping of this artworks.

A fun surprise was coming up with so many artists that I grew up thinking about and

studying and to come to the realization that some of their very important works are sitting

in a collection in Chicago has been quite exciting.

And being able to present them to our audiences within the context of this exhibition has

also been something really incredible.

So the opening of You Are Here is all about all of a sudden, the visitor is aware of one's

body and their body in space, as much as they are aware of the art object as something in

space and not just something to be looked at.

There's a work titled Portal by Bob Morris in the exhibition that basically looks like

one of those metal detector scanners one would walk through maybe at a store, at an airport.

But the key is that you walk through it.

You don't just look at it, but your body somehow has a full experience with this artwork.

But there is a moment where I had to acknowledge that bodies are never neutral.

And so there's a section of the show that begins to think about how the visitor becomes

a political person and what can even happen to people under certain political orders and

political regimes.

The exhibition chapter that I've curated, We Are Everywhere, is about how you take those

formal aesthetic tropes and you expand them to think about the broadness of society.

I expect that audiences are going to be struck by the power of the image.

How has the image changed over time: from a moment when it was barred from the media

and silk-screened onto canvas to when artists picked up the camera to the moment when they

actually put down the camera and started to borrow images from spaces like the internet

and create different kinds of images to this particular present moment now where we are

actually in this fragmented flurry where everyone is producing images from all different kinds

of sources.

For me it's always been important to present a different side of this art history that

we grew up with.

What we do as curators is that we take contemporary perspectives about works that were made over

a particular historical period.

I think a museum doesn't exist without two things—both art and audiences—and it's

my job to make them make sense to each other.

This is an institution that is here for the public.

It has been here serving its civic purpose for 50 years and its collection is a huge

part of that DNA.

We are a contemporary museum that holds contemporary thought.

And then contemporary thought is the thing that frames the way we make exhibitions.

For more infomation >> We Are Here - Duration: 3:52.

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Sun Is Here - Duration: 50:11.

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Earned here, taxed here – Australia's new corporate tax laws | Online - Duration: 0:16.

Closing international loopholes

and ATO action

has already collected over one point five billion dollars

from large multinational corporations

since July last year.

For more infomation >> Earned here, taxed here – Australia's new corporate tax laws | Online - Duration: 0:16.

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Earned here, taxed here – The Diverted Profits Tax | TV - Duration: 0:31.

Under old laws,

some multinationals would use loopholes

to avoid paying tax.

So, from the first of July 2017,

large multinational corporations that move undeclared profits overseas

can be penalised with a tax of 40%.

As a result, more money is being invested here,

benefiting Australian communities and the economy.

Because if it's earned here, it should be taxed here

Find out more at fairtax.gov.au