Hi, welcome to like not my normal show Usually I do a show on here live on Facebook Called the hippie report at the hippie report and that is me doing a kind of a Smokeout kind of a show like a community hangout kind of a show in long month and And the purpose of that is just to like provide a little sense of grounding and But it's a comedy it's it's a it's to make people laugh and That's not what this is gonna be So I'm not like I'm that's the creepiest chair. I'm sorry I'm not wearing like a flirty little tie or a jacket or anything today Because I'm not trying to be flirty and cute today and I Want to talk very seriously about the black lives matter protests and I want to talk about that. It's probably some length. I've got like five real things. I want to say about it But before I say anything, I just really want to point out like The very first thing you need to know is You should definitely listen to someone else on this topic what I mean is Somebody that doesn't like look like this. You know, I mean I can speak to it as like a for myself white man and I have high levels of empathy and caring and kindness and I That's true and I Know that the truth is I Don't have full context on this and so you should definitely listen to someone from that community not me on this topic, okay? Totally listen to me if you want to I feel like I should say something in a pretty official capacity here, but like What god damn it listen to somebody else and and because like I care But I can only like I can only cognize so much of it And like I I'm way behind because I'm I grew up being me and not being someone else and I really do believe that I can't see certain parts of it And I did and not really qualified to speak much on it in that way now.  If I think my my opinion that is valid because I love people, right? And that's the most important thing I think that's gonna be the spoiler alert. Oh man.  It's just my opinion from somebody who cares and I Believe that love fixes this.  Oh I'm gonna cry. No, I'm not. Oh God and we're not gonna do we normally do on this show But I may cry a little bit. I care about this. I believe in love and I think I Think love fixes this and I think if you're in love You'll be a servant That'll happen with the grind problem. That's not to be disrespectful toward the topic. I Know it's a serious topic.  Well, there's your cliff notes fuckers Love does fix it man.  All right. Sorry boy, you know what in that little joint did help me Pull it together. So I don't do that to be disrespectful toward the topic at all So like why would I even make this video if I think like my opinion is sort of like optional and it is Man I'm making this video because I just think If I don't speak up about this and all of my capacity that I can I'll regret that and you never know like You never know what changes somebody's mind so Recently I've been doing this show the hippie report. It's me getting high and rambling forever and They've been they decided to air it on the local TV thing and so like I Feel a special responsibility to Talk about the most important thing that's happened in American history in a long time the Black Lives Matter movement Specifically the protests. I want to talk a lot about that too But I told you my punchline that's it's what I'm gonna say Now let me say These protests have been Characterized as violent protests. I think I disagree with that. I think I disagree with that because um our language is really important in this conversation and I don't think vandalism is violence. I don't think burning a police car is violent at all in fact It's extremely vandalists or whatever, you know, it's uh, it's a very extreme thing to do And I don't think we ought to just burn every cop car in America Um, but I'm basically in favor Um, I don't believe that should be characterized as violence. I don't think that's right So that's my first thing. Yes, of course, I'm in favor of the protests I haven't seen the protesters do very much that I disagree with frankly Um So that's the first thing I wanted to say vandalism is not violence. It's important. We get that right The violence is the police officers It's so important to draw that line Burning a car is not like extinguishing someone's life It's not the same Words matter so much Seems maybe like a silly thing to point out and and beyond the verge of tears, but It's not the same if you watch our show at all You'll know I'm an easy cry And I feel big about this second thing This is really important.   I have friends that are politicians and um Or the police I I just I love that that segment of the population willing to serve That's kind of me. Um, and the here's the thing I really want to say especially about my community in Longmont um Boy, we got we seem to have like pretty good police You know and uh You know, I did a podcast a while ago.   That's the job of a police officer You represent the community, that's what it is So it becomes the community's responsibility that it happened at all So I just want to be careful when I'm talking about the cops I believe they are good cops. I think I know them.  I'm so glad we're not abiding by our usual rule on the show Which is I have to lose an article of clothing each time I begin to cry because You know, I can't afford to do that in this outfit There's only a couple more things I want to get to now when it comes to like The big acts of vandalism and stuff like that I'm in favor of it symbolically but against it because like I defer to the leaders in that community that we're trying to protect with our protesting, you know, shouldn't we Shouldn't we defer to the people we're trying to protect?  I don't know. I don't know.  We're trying to take drastic action. I think that's noble But if you're going to one of these protests and bless you and Check yourself before you go Who are you in the protest?      Please just stop doing that.  Um You can still be for this community what the police wouldn't be Protectors servants I know it's a weird thing to talk about.   I would have bet that I would cry, but I would have hoped that I wouldn't All right, fourth thing Jesus out of five things. It's not that many motherfucking things. I'm gonna get through them all number four thing There's a meme going around it's it's uh It's very powerful and it says Silence is violence And I and with I in my heart agree and and I'd also like to be picky again about the wording Just like we were before when we talked about violence Being interchangeable somehow with vandalism. That's not right That those aren't the same, right? So I'd also like to say like, you know silence I wouldn't call that the same thing as violence But I would say that if you're at this point in this with this issue If you're being silent, you are being complicit in violence And here's how I think that works It's like, um It's like a when uh, we'll all be voting soon. Hey, we'll all be voting soon Um When when when we'll be voting that one of the things that all you'll feel you'll all the strangers on the internet will be demanding of you and telling you is like Um, you have to vote a certain way. Um now My friends, of course, will all say and they'll be right, of course That if you that if I don't vote There's a very good chance that that is like giving a vote to the status quo Which in this case would be the republican party Trump By not voting You don't sway it toward the good anyway.  So I'm not I'm not calling Um A certain party evil or a certain party absolutely good That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is when you don't vote the status quo wins.  Throw away that analogy if it was confusing not trying to pick on your favorite thing, whatever I'm trying to say if you neutralize yourself The status quo will win Because it's easier to let things stay than it is to change it And if you don't put your weight behind something, it's not gonna change That's one of the reasons I'm making this long-ass post Today, uh because like I'm trying to throw my weight around it a little bit as much as I have and it's Trying to be humble.  I'll bet we really do agree That like really we want to love people we think that's a virtue in our society We want to lean into I think that's right. So then the next conversation is what is the best way to love this community Now that's a way more helpful conversation If we could get there Shakey man emotional. I shouldn't have tried with my left hand.  This is just my experience, but I know a lot of people I don't know anybody that doesn't think love is a virtue I don't know anybody like that that there's probably somebody out there with some kind of like, uh Uh, some kind of uh mental, uh impairment, maybe Or I don't know. I don't know Maybe somebody that can't perceive something. I'm not sure um But I think on on average Most people would say love is a virtue There are obvious benefits to love so If we think love is a virtue and I think that we do I think people believe that If we're gonna say we love people we have to love all the people Just seems so obvious What does that mean?  I think when you love someone it changes how you act Love makes you do things It changes how you act As a society we haven't been showing that community that we love them We have to change how we act. It's not so hard It's I mean like it's more than laws To survive in the future. We have to love each other Sorry Tough yo, that's why I said right at the top of the show is like Listen to somebody else on this topic for sure because like I have a very specific um experience in the world White male in America. Yo I don't even understand all the differences truthfully. I know that I don't and I try Man, I just try to equalize that so Yo, I do a show called the hippie report That's because like in some ways. I'm just like an old-fashioned hippie and I really do think Peace and love man More like love and peace because love creates peace And it's confusing because english only has one word for love That's fucked up We talk about that another time If you're not offended at the idea that you're part of a culture that has to be reminded That and they're right that we need reminding.  I'm not offended but like Oh, it's a complicated world and I trust the people in that community to make that decision Hey, man, if you got white hands, don't start a fire. How about that? Is that a good rule?   I don't know listen to it again a long video.   Um What don't you hear where I was and I can't really Make a facebook post that has my heart in it. Not really and uh I know I'm gonna get attacked no matter what I said I've maybe left out some important thing That's why you should listen to someone else But you I know that somebody's gonna blame me for not saying the right thing or saying the wrong thing. I don't know Uh said what was on my heart and I'm I'm behind my heart's open about it. I'm trying to learn But that's where I'm at man. We're all responsible for where we're at and that's mixed news because If we're all responsible for where we're at as a society Then that's true in the future And if we all remain responsible And purposeful Then we can aim at a better place together It just doesn't sound like that big of an ask really Body cameras. How about a body camera?


With SpaceX returning to action, a launch of cargo to the International Space Station made history and also prepared to help history. And this is your space pod for February 22, 2017. The launch of CRS-10 by SpaceX this past weekend was one part history, one part science, one part much needed supplies, and a double dose of badass. So let's get on to what this was all about. Launch Complex 39A was a new generation of launch complexes when it was built, designed to handle the largest and most powerful rocket of that time, the Saturn V. Launch Complex 39A hosted 12 Saturn V launches including Apollo 11 and all of the moon landings. It was then converted for use during the shuttle program and served over 82 shuttle launches including STS-135, the last of the space shuttle program. All in its history, LC-39A has hosted 94 launches with its 95th kicking off a new generation of launch vehicle to use the pad. In 2014, NASA and SpaceX agreed upon a 20-year lease of Launch Complex 39A, turning it into a commercial launch facility. That first launch happened on February 19, 2017 with the Commercial Resupply Services 10 mission, launching a dragon with 2,500 kilograms of supplies and experiments. First supplies have been much needed since the stand down of SpaceX launches and Russian Progress launches to the International Space Station. After a scrub the day before, the 24-hour turnaround yielded a perfect launch, along with the first successful daylight landing of a Falcon 9 first stage at Cape Canaveral. The first stage will be flown again after inspection, and CRS-10's dragon was successfully on the way to the International Space Station. But it wasn't just a historic launch that was a major point of interest, if you read the cargo manifest for this mission, it would have wet your appetite for some science. NASA's SAGE-3, SAGE standing for Stratospheric Aerosol in Gas Experiment 3. This is an ozone monitoring sensor that will use sunlight and moonlight passing through the upper atmosphere of the Earth to measure pollutants and particles. Another payload onboard is a part of the U.S. Military Space Test Program. One of the more interesting of those dozens or so experiments is NASA's Raven instrument. It's going to be used to demonstrate autonomous space navigation by tracking incoming and outgoing supply spacecraft. Raven will use visible, infrared, and laser trackers to determine the relative positions of supply craft as they approach and depart the International Space Station, and data gathered from this test will be used on NASA's planned Restore-L mission, which will have a servicing satellite rendezvous autonomously with Landsat-7 and perform services, allowing for an extension of its on-orbit life. The lightning imaging sensor is actually a spare camera from a previous NASA mission that was refurbished, and this sensor will take imagery and log lightning strikes from its view on the International Space Station in orbit. In addition to outside experiments, there were a whole host of biological experiments being carried inside, such as 40 mice, a multitude of experiments to see how bones heal in microgravity, and experiments on bacteria and stem cells to see how they may change in the microgravity environment. Thanks for watching this Space Pod. I'm Jared Head. Got a favorite aspect to this fully loaded story of science and cargo? Well, let me know in the comments below. And of course, don't forget to let us know on our various social media channels where you can reach us. And of course, a huge thank you to all of our tomorrow's Space Pod Patreon patrons. Without you, we wouldn't be able to do these Space Pods. If you'd like to help crowdfund the Space Pods of tomorrow, head on over to patreon.com slash space pod. So until the next Space Pod, keep exploring.


Can you sum that hope for us if you can away victory 3-1 at Mansfields afternoon? A welcome away victory, a real positive reaction from Monday night's disappointment and I thought we thoroughly merited the three points and played some really good stuff at times. The attacking sort of phase, the way we went forward, is that the most pleasing part for you today? Three goals could probably be a lot more as well. Yeah, definitely. I think we looked at three every time we went forward and I think the two strikers started the ball rolling for us really with a commitment from the front, defending from the front, but even from the middle of the park. You know, there was real good options and good little combination play that we did have and as you say, but we knew it was going to be difficult coming here today and there was a few questions to be asked about the players in regards to the disappointment of Monday and the ability to bounce back. On Monday, we seemed to come out of the traps quite quickly, seemed quite aggressive from the off, was that the message to get at them early on and show that that's firmly in the past an hour early? Well, I think it was important to do that. It was something we didn't do on Monday night and I don't want to keep referring back to Monday night but I think when you come away from home or any game in particular you want to start the game in a positive manner. We managed to do that and we set a stall out and got a couple of early goals and that was a benchmark for us going on to win the game. Pleasin was the confidence that we showed on the ball we seemed to trust each other in possession, played the ball around, played some very good football at times, how pleasing was that for you? Well, it is pleasing, you know, but we do get that from managing to put the ball on the back of the net and goals, brief confidence in it. You could see that spread throughout the team and we made two or three changes today just to freshen the side up. We do have a number of games coming up Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday so it's important we utilised the majority of the squad and get them all game time. If you look at the goals in isolation, one from the corner, obviously one in the corner just down here as well and another one that was a good team goal it's kind of a lot of different qualities we're showing different traits, different ways of playing against something pleasing for you. You'll take a goal anyway, you know, it's the back of the net, it's a pleasing thing, you know but certainly we did have some variety in our play today and the players will take great confidence from that, you know and I think it's important that they bounce back we showed a reaction from disappointment but we move on now, the games come second fast and we've got Walsall at home on Tuesday and we'll need to be on our best going forward in regards to a performance like today to try and replicate that to get the victory that we need. Just on that, I'll encourage you now that we have, like you say, Saturday Tuesday games a lot of games in quick succession building on a performance like this where we have the opportunity to get straight back out and put more in the practice on Tuesday now. Well that's what you want to do, you want to try and we had a spell there, obviously just recently where we had no game for 10 days apart from the EFL trophy game against Walsall where we made a number of changes but we've got to go now and try and show our consistency and that's what every team is looking for in any league you know, if you can show consistency and build up a sequence of results that are positive and make your way up the table and try and stay there.


After entering a guilty plea in November, April Bradford, a former teacher, principal, and coach, was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for the sexual assault of students. I spoke with her victims, Jessica Hensley and Mary Prater, to hear how they felt about the case coming to a close. I knew in my mind I always planned on waiting to come forward when someone else did, you know, to validate their claim. I never thought that it would happen like this, and I definitely never thought that she would take the plea deal without us having to go to trial. I still can't believe it. She's never owned up to anything, so I'm surprised that she did this time. That's why we've done it, you know. There was no money involved, there was nothing involved. It was strictly to make it stop, yeah.  So it means everything. Appalachian Wireless is spreading the love all my plong, offering $500 off select devices. On the Appalachian Advantage, coordination-wide mix and match plans. Plus, new lines get an additional $100 off, because we are you. We are Appalachian Wireless. While in court, Bradford failed to look at Hensley and Prater, and when asked about her demeanor, they stated they felt like she had no remorse for her actions. I feel like she had no remorse, because she doesn't think what she done was wrong.  She's still blaming us. She's outtelling the community, again, that the only reason she did it was because people side with the victims. She didn't tell the truth once again. But ultimately, no one would plead guilty to that.  No one would admit to that unless they actually done it. When asked about the sentence, the women stated they felt justice was served. What we truly wanted out of everything was the lifetime sex offender registry. You know, it will follow us for the rest of our lives, so we wanted to follow her for the rest of hers as well. So that was really what we wanted over everything. The additional part was the three and a half years. That was just a cherry on top. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Brianna Robinson.


G'day, I'm Moosa Killink and I work as a fire behaviour analyst for the CFA. Today, I'm going to give you some insights about the bushfire seasonal outlook for the summer period. But first of all, let's have a look at the recent rainfall conditions. Here we've got rainfall decile maps over the last six months, which essentially show how rainfall for the period compares to the long-term average for the similar period. What we can see from these graphs or maps is that over the last six months and more recently during October, there has been a clear rainfall deficit or below to very much below average rainfall conditions extending between East Gippsland north of the divide into the Goldfields and in the Malley region. This rainfall deficit has been more pronounced over the last month and in fact during October, rainfall was recorded to be 8th lowest on record. So what this essentially all means is that there's a soil moisture deficit in forest landscapes across Victoria, which essentially will increase the fuel load and the flammability in these forest types. The seasonal outlook for November to February period indicate that the Indian Ocean dipole is likely to influence our climate during the remainder of the spring period as well as into summer. What this means is that our climate during this period will be warmer and drier across Victoria. However, pastoral crop yields at the west of the state are likely to be average to above average for that period. If we compare our current rainfall trends to previous five seasons, what we can see is that the rainfall deficit that we're currently experiencing across Victoria is in line with historically severe forest fire seasons. As a result, we may experience high consequence events during summer where fires interact with residential or communities near forest environments. However, there is high uncertainty of when and where these events will occur as there needs to be a pretty strong alignment with localised weather conditions as well. So what does this all mean for operational and management considerations? Well, we know that there's definitely a long-term moisture deficit in Gippsland. As a result, chances of plume-dominated bushfire in these areas are increased. Fire danger ratings in forest environments are also likely to underestimate the level of fire risk. Due to the underlying dryness in forests, flammability and scorch heights are likely to be higher than normal which may affect tree mortality and increased tree hazard. Consideration should be given to increased blacking out and patrol fires that occur in severely dried out forests. This is to decrease the chance of re-ignition and spread of fire back into the landscape. We need to be also mindful about crop fires as farmers increase their use of machinery during this harvest period. Burn-off escapes prior to the fire danger period is also likely to increase the fire risk for this time of year. Due to the higher crop yields, fires that establish in crop lands or grasslands are also likely to become harder to control, meaning the increased use of aircraft may be necessary to increase the first attack response capability, especially in the western part of the state. This is to prevent large grass fire potential. Well that's all from me folks. If you have any questions or feedback, please email us at cfa-projective-services at cfa.vic.gov.au


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is stock number 13013Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near new and used sports car headquarters. This 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 has the 5.8L supercharged V8 engine. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around inside in the trunk, start it up and take a look under the hood in this video. Black clear coat with the race red stripes is the color scheme and I shoot all my videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Automotive, consider subscribing to my YouTube channel in the lower right hand part of the screen. Click the bell notifications and you'll get updates every time I do videos of the inventory here at Summit Automotive. So this one has the SVT performance package and in 2013 they made 1,464 of these coupes in black. Of those, there was 1,329 that had the performance package. So this one gives you the 18 inch painted SVT rims. It has the Brembo brakes in front. These tires have just about all the tread left on them. There's only 2,000 some miles on this car. Front fenders in excellent condition. The Shelby Snake logo is in very nice condition as well. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. Has the HID headlamps, the LED running lights. The front bumper and lower valance are in nice shape. Does have the factory fog lights as well. You can see those stripes are in excellent condition. And this is one of 698 with the race red stripes of those coupes for 2013. You can see the hood is in excellent condition. Those stripes are in excellent condition on the hood. Paint is very glossy, very nice. This passenger side front fender is in excellent condition as well. And the passenger side front rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the car, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. We sell a lot of these sports cars and trucks out of state and if you like the video, give us a subscribe on our YouTube channel in the upper right hand part of the screen. Now the back rim is a 20 inch rim. These are Goodyear Eagle F1 285 35 ZR20 tires in the back. And you can see just how much tread is left on those. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in very nice condition. I think it has all the remaining factory exhaust. Logo looks really good back here. The trunk lid is, didn't see any scratches or anything. Sometimes these plastic pieces can get all scratched up. The LED tail lamps. What I have here is the build numbers for 2013 and their options and stuff. So that's where I'm getting my numbers from. It's not just something I'm making up. I'm going to put this in the description, a link to one of these pictures. Take a look inside the trunk here because this one has kind of a rare option in here. So this one has the Shaker Pro audio system. On the sheet here they call it the Shaker 1000. But it's one of 984 cars made with the Shaker Pro audio system. Here's the original window sticker. Feel free to pause this. We have the SVT performance package, the Shelby leather recaro seats and the Shaker Pro system. Total MSRP is $61,380 originally. And then there's a whole bunch of information, books and stuff in there. And then under here is your tire inflator kit. I can't have had that prepped for the video here. But that all comes with the car. I'm sure it'll be just like that when you take delivery of it or come to take a look at the car. Anyways, going down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side. No dents or dings on the rear quarter. Looks really good. This back rim is in fantastic condition as well. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on any of the rims. And then this one does have the capitalist feel-fill. Driver's side door, very nice and clean as well. You get the power mirrors with the blind spot mirrors and the roof. On this side is in very nice shape as well. All the glass looks really nice. Now inside, the rarest option that this one has is the Shelby Man recaro leather seats with the red stripes. You get the Cobra stitched into the backrest. These particular seats, they only put in 245 of the black coupes. They only made 339 cars total in coupes with the black leather and red recaro seats. So that's a pretty rare option. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats and look just as good. They're trimmed out just the same way. You get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. And you get auto headlamps, launch control, steering feeling I guess, and then your dampers right there. Power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio and everything that this car has to offer on the interior. You have the factory floor mats. You also have the 20th anniversary kick panel sill. Those only came in 2013. Alright, so this car has only 2,691 miles. You get the digital instrument cluster. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the suede and leather wrapped steering wheel. Cruise controls and information center controls on the left. Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. Get the Cobra logo on the steering wheel and that's a nice shape. Has the shaker sound system, AM, FM, and serious satellite radio capabilities. It does have a CD player and you can connect your Bluetooth cell phone to it. Dynamic controls down here. And you have your six speed manual transmission, stability control, hazards, and your trunk popper button. Does have the ambient lighting. When you turn the lights on, that lights up as well as the floor lights and everything. And you can change the color of those. Passengers side, floor mat, and seat are in excellent shape. This car has never been smoked in. And the headliner is in fantastic condition as well. You do get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and map lights up there. Alright, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. We'll also check out all the lights and remember that sheet that I showed you before. I'll have that linked in the description of the video. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I do love how these cars sound. Like I said, I think these are the, this is the factory exhaust. And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video you will have gotten a really good idea of the overall looks, styling, options, and cleanliness of this car inside and out all the way around. There are those HID headlamps. Cobra logo looks good. And under the hood we have the 5.8 liter V8 supercharged engine. Engine maze very clean. Runs very smooth. Love the powder coated blue heads. And this one was made by Keith Erstack and Paul. Can't really read the other one. They always put their names on there. Cold air intake. Very, very nice and clean under here. There is your emissions sticker. And this car is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this car from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, sports cars, Mustangs, GT500s, Camaros, Corvettes, Challengers, Chargers, you name it. We got to go to that website right there. Summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at Summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com. 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Something like that? Sebastian, how's it looking? Yeah, I think I'm almost done here. It's going to be so awesome. Just press all A, I can't wait to see it.