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'We ARE building it' Trump threatens to 'SHUT DOWN' Government to build Mexico wall

Speaking to supporters at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, the underfire American President once again came out fighting. He told supporters at a "Make America Great Again" rally that opposition Democrats were being "obstructionist".

During the 80-minute speech, he also took aim at the media, blaming them for giving far right groups "a platform".

Mr Trump wants Congress to finance his controversial plan to build a "big, beautiful" wall along the United States' border with Mexico to keep out illegal immigrants.

But Republicans will need the support of Democrats to secure funding for the wall in a government spending bill, which they are unlikely to get.

In his speech, Mr Trump said the Democrats were "putting all of America's safety at risk" by opposing the wall. He said immigration officers who worked in the area said it was "vital" to stem the flow of illegal immigrants.

And he warned that if it came to it, he would risk a government shutdown - which is what happens when legislation funding the federal government cannot be passed by Congress and non-essential services stop.  This will happen on 1 October if a bill cannot be agreed.

Mr Trump said: "Now the obstructionist Democrats would like us not to do it, but believe me if we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. He added that "the American people voted for immigration control".

There was further controversy as Mr Trump chose to leave out the heavily-condemned "many sides" part of his initial comments on the fatal violence at a far-right led demonstration in Charlottesville, as he blasted the "dishonest media" to supporters at an Arizona rally.

Prime Minister Theresa May joined people from across the political spectrum who criticised the US president's first remarks for failing to condemn fascists after the clashes in the Virginian city.

During a tirade against the "very dishonest media" to cheering supporters on Tuesday night, Mr Trump recounted the infamous statement, which he produced from his jacket pocket.

He told the crowd: "We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. But he fell short of the next three words in the statement - "on many sides" - for which he was accused of equating counter-protesters with neo-Nazis and white supremacists.

The Republican only bowed to pressure and criticised the hate groups, including the KKK, by name two days after the August 12 violence during which Heather Heyer, 32, was killed when a car ploughed into anti-fascist protesters.

After Mr Trump's initial comments, Mrs May said: "I see no equivalence between those who propound fascist views and those who oppose them.

"I think it is important for all those in positions of responsibility to condemn far-right views wherever we hear them." Among other British critics was Communities Secretary Sajid Javid, who tweeted: "Neo-Nazis: bad, Anti-Nazis: good, I learned that as a child.

It was pretty obvious." Mr Trump's latest speech was aimed at buoying core support after backtracking on his pre-election calls for the demise of Afghanistan war on Monday, when he announced he would extend the battle.

But trouble broke out outside the convention centre following a day of largely peaceful protest.

Police, who had been on high alert at the first political rally since the Charlottesville attack, fired pepper spray to disperse a crowd after bottles and rocks were thrown.

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How to build a medieval rustic church Minecraft Tutorial 1 12 - Duration: 20:31.

Hello My Friends and welcome

My name is Jay and today's build Is a medieval rustic styled church which was a request by several people

We made It a moderate sized church and added It to the medieval village we are building with you here on the channel

Today we'll handle the build itself and this Friday we'll add the entire interior to it

But let's get into building this medieval church

Now first things first. If you are building the entire village, you want to start 14 blocks away

from that wooden pathway in the back of the market place

That's where we'll start with the dark oak slabs for the stairs to the church

The plot of land We'll be using, so the grass area Is 33 by 40 blocks.

The build itself however is 29 By 36

We'll start in the front center and this is the slab that Is 14 blocks away from that wooden pathway from your market place

Now once you placed that, you can place 2 slabs like this and 5 full blocks behind it in this pattern

Then you want to add 3 4-block high pillars in stone brick and then we'll start with our cobblestone

Just follow what I do on screen and leave a gap where I leave a gap, go diagonal where I go diagonal and you should be fine

I won't be speeding up one side of the build. That way you can easily follow it

Its every time a 1 block gap except for here you'll have 3 block gaps because we'll have 3 windows on this part

So 3 block gap here

And then here a 3 block gap. And after that its 1 block gaps and diagonals again

And then you want to repeat that pattern on the opposite side of the church

Its the exact same pattern but flipped... Mirrored, so you shouldn't have much trouble

If you are in doubt, pause the video and have a look at the other side and just mirror the entire thing so you have this result

Then you want to add 2 more blocks here and on this side as well because these will be the towers. These towers.

Then you want to add 2 cobblestone walls on each of the blocks around the entire outline we just placed

Also on these circular patterns for the towers.

Then on top of the cobblestone walls you want to place a full block of cobblestone and again repeat that around the entire build

With that done we can change to spruce wood.

And now we want to place a pillar behind every block with walls.

I'll do it slow on one side again, that way you can follow it easily and then again you want to repeat it on the other side in mirror

Here in that circle its just two pillars in each corner so i'll speed that part up a little bit

And then here you want to add 3 more pillars

But yeah, just follow those blocks with the walls and you should be fine.

Leave the gaps where there are gaps like here for the windows

3 block gap here

Then here we have 2 times a 1 block gap

And then 1 more gap in the back as well and then there you'll have another window

And now repeat it on this side again to have this result

Then with white concrete we'll fill up the remaining gaps basically

So here in the front, where the stone brick part is, you want to place 2 pillars in the corners

Then that gap here, you just want to fill that up in a square in white concrete blocks as well

Then every time where you see a 1 block gap you want to place a pillar

Except for where the windows are. So here we'll just place a square like this

With a pillar behind it to fill up that gap. In that gap its just a square

And then here again a square with a pillar

Then there's a few more gaps in the back you have to fill up with 1 pillar

And that big gap in the back, that's 2 windows next to each other. So this shape.

And then again repeat that on the other side in mirror

Now with that done. In these gaps here, we want to place a glowstone in the ground, a slab at the bottom

Then a slab at the top and fill up those gaps with spruce fence

And again we'll repeat that in every gap where there is only 1 row of concrete

So that's basically what you have to look at and just repeat that in every gap like that

If its a 3 block gap, that's for a window, so you don't have to bother with that for now

Again i'll do 1 side and then skip the other side because its the exact same thing

And then this is your end result for this part

Now, next...

We'll do the roof shape so replace those slabs on the sides and place stairs in there

And then you just want to go up with stairs and upside down stairs until both sides meet up in the middle

And at the top we'll use that same little shape we used on the windmill

That way it all matches together when we place the windmill in as well

At the top of these doors we want to place a slab in the corners with a stair underneath

And then we'll go up half slab each time with full blocks

Then we'll place doors in but break that middle pillar otherwise they'll point in the wrong direction

Okay, lets do the spruce wood first. So we want to place 3 blocks here and 3 blocks on this side

And then we'll remove those 2 corner blocks because you see half of those blocks in the front

and we'll place crossbeams like this

Then add 2 more pillars in the center with a 1 block gap as well

Now at the top we'll want a cross but lets fill up those side gaps first with spruce fence

so just place 2 fences...actually no, place 3 fences so one more at the top there. You'll have to point a little bit but yeah

And now here at the top we want to place a cross pattern so we'll remove this stair and this stair and place a normal stair there

Underneath that we'll place 2 upside down stairs pointing inwards

and then at the bottom of that we'll add 2 slabs and that will give you a cross pattern

Now you will want to replace that top stair with a slab as well

Then...

In the back we'll fill that up with red stained glass. Well, I am using red stained glass but if you want to use another color, by all means, go for it

But yeah, I just love red and black so I always use 1 of those colors or a combination of the 2

Let me just place a row of stairs on top so that connects

And then we'll fill up that 1 gap in the front with cobblestone and cover up the back with white concrete

And then here 1 more block of cobblestone in that gap there

Now for the roof itself. In the front here what we'll do is

3 rows of spruce wood, then a row of cobblestone

Then again 3 rows of spruce wood and a row of cobblestone

And 1 more time 3 rows of spruce wood and a row of cobblestone. That"s for the front

And now we just have to fill that up all the way to the top of the roof

And then repeat it on this side as well of course

Now in that middle gap at the top, we'll add a crossbeam in spruce wood

And then at the end we want to have that shape again with the upside down stair, normal stair and then a slab at the top

Now where those rows of cobblestone are, place a full block and then add slabs in between

And then we can do the back, and that's slightly different here

We'll place 3 upside down stairs and then full blocks in between

After that you just want to do the same thing with the roof. Its the same size so you'll end up at the same height

So again replace those slabs on the sides with stairs and then go up with stairs and upside down stairs until they meet up in the middle

And at the top you want to do that little shape again with the slab on top

Now to fill up this part. Its actually the same as in the front

So again we'll add a cross at the top by removing those 2 stairs

These ones? Yeah, these 2

then again replace that with a slab and then 2 upside down stairs pointing inwards underneath that

And then 2 slabs at the bottom

Then again with spruce wood, 3 blocks in the corners

And 2 more rows in the center

Fill up the top bit with stained glass, the bottom with cobblestone and then the sides with fence

Oh, let me just place that row of spruce...

Well, on this side its basically 3 rows of spruce and 1 row of cobblestone and then just fill it up to the middle bit at the top

So we won't go further in the back here. Then we can place those fences in and again covering all that up with white concrete blocks

And again, we'll do the inside on Friday so don't worry about how it looks right now

At the top we want to again add some spruce wood, a full block and some slabs in between

And that's the backside done.

Then next, back in the front, we'll add 2 slabs on these 2 pillars.

And then we'll extend these pillars 5 blocks. So this one...

And then this one on the corner

Against those blocks we want to place 2 stairs and 1 upside down. We'll do the same on the other pillar on the outside

And then again we want to connect these 2 by using normal and upside down stairs until they meet up in the middle

And that will give us the shape for the main roof

Then we have to repeat this whole thing in the back as well so again we'll add 2 slabs on those 2 pillars

Extend this pillar 5 blocks and then the one on the other corner

Add 3 stairs. So 2 and one upside down

Do the same on the other side and then connect them so they form that triangle for the main roof

When you did that, you want to connect them at the top with a crossbeam in spruce wood going all the way across from one to the other side

And then we'll add 5 rows of spruce, gap, 5 rows of spruce, gap and 5 rows of spruce

In those gaps you can place cobblestone

And that's the pattern we'll use for the main roof and we'll bring that all the way down to that bottom row of stairs here

So just fill up that entire roof and then of course also do it on the other side here

At the top where the cobblestone is, a full block, and then fill up the gaps with slabs once again

And now we can fill up those empty gaps between the lower and higher roof

We'll do that by placing a pillar 1 block away from that outer pillar and bring it down to where the roof is

Just to the bottom of those stairs and then 1 more next to that again with 1 block gap

And we'll do the same on the back and the front sides on both sides of that gap

In between we want to have a cross and we'll use stone brick for this and just follow the pattern of the roof here

Fill up to the top of the roof and then we'll build that cross pattern

So in the center we'll leave 2 blocks open

Then we'll come out one block and then in one block like this and then just fill it up at the top

And then you can fill up that gap with the stained glass color you used for the crosses at the bottom of the build

And now we'll just repeat that whole thing in the back as well

And with that done we want to fill up those gaps here between the pillars with spruce fence

and place a crossbeam on the height of where the cobblestone edge is of the roof

And repeat that on all sides. Now here in this corner you want to place a corner stair to close off that gap

So just place 2 stairs like this and then one against it and you'll have a nice little corner to close that off

For the rest its just that crossbeam and filling it up with fence

After that you want to cover up all the fence on the inside and also that cross at the top with white concrete blocks

And then that's your result for now

Now the sides of the build. And remember, both sides are the same so you can build them together

or you can build this side with me and then do the other side again by scrolling back in the video

But yeah, we'll start off with a pillar, so just extend that pillar and fill that up with stone brick on both sides

Then against that pillar you want to place 2 stone bricks and leave a 1 block gap each time.

And you should end up against that pillar. Then fill up the gaps with spruce wood again.

And underneath that we'll place a crossbeam going from one side to the other

Against each of those spruce blocks at the top we'll place a cobblestone wall

And then under the first 2 and the last 2 we want to place a cobblestone slab as well, but only those 4

Now next to that second slab we'll start with the roof with a full block and we'll come down a half slab each time

and then you should end up on that one block on the corner here. Just add a stair against that to finish that row off

And then repeat that on this side as well

For the windows we'll place 2 stairs at the top with a full block in between

2 slabs underneath those stairs, 2 upside down stairs at the bottom

and then a grass block with a trapdoor and some flowers on top

And then just repeat that on those 2 remaining windows on this side

And again, you can build the other side of the build at the same time, that's really your choice

Then to fill up the roof. In the center, above that flowerpot there, we'll place cobblestone and then te rest, we'll fill that up with spruce wood planks

and just follow that pattern from the side with full blocks each time and fill up that entire roof.

Then the only thing we need to do now is fill up those side gaps. Let me get to the inside, that will make it a little easier to work with

So we'll start with placing 2 slabs on this one and this one here

And then we'll fill up the sides with spruce wood sideways. So we'll have to break that slab

bring it out and then break that top slab again and bring it out to the same length

And here we will do the exact same thing, oh, I need to place 2 more there

Then fill up those 2 gaps with stone brick

And next to that we'll add a pillar going from the ground to that crossbeam at the top

Here, and then here again

And after that you just have to repeat the whole thing on the right side of the build to get this result

And now for the towers. We'll start off with a full block on each of those wooden pillars

Then place 2 walls on top of each of those blocks

And then on top of each of those walls we want to place a full block of cobblestone

Then in between those gaps we'll add 2 slabs, except for the side of the roof, there its only going to be one slab

And then behind those slabs we want to place a full block of stone brick

In the corners we'll add 4 pillars to the top of those cobblestone blocks

And then at the top we'll add 4 more stone brick blocks

Then you can fill up those gaps with windows

I'm using black here but you can use any color you want of course

Then at the top of those full blocks above the windows we'll add slabs

And on top of those slabs we'll add 4 spruce fences

Then we'll add a square like this and on top of the fences we'll add a full block of cobblestone

And then we'll go down a half slab on both sides of that full block

So one more time here

Just like that and then 2 more times

Now here we want to place 4 pillars, 4 blocks high in a cross pattern like this and then the corners, we'll add 4 cobblestone wall

Then at the top of the cobblestone wall we'll add a slab, full block in the middle and slab

A wall underneath and another slab. So one more time

slab, slab, full block, wall and slab

And then 2 more times

Then add 4 more stairs in the center of those parts

And 4 more full blocks on top of those walls

And then we can build the roof in spruce wood

We'll start with full blocks on each of those corners

Then we'll add stairs on top of those pointing inwards

and in between those gaps we'll add 2 full blocks

On top of those full blocks, add another stair

And then in the corners on top of the cobblestone, we want to add 2 full blocks as well

Then in between, 3 full blocks starting behind that stair

On top of these we'll add 4 more stairs and then we'll come out a full block at the top.

Now for the cross. We'll do that with cobblestone wall

So 5 walls like that. And then you can replace that middle wall with either cobblestone or stone brick

On that one I used cobblestone, here I used stone brick

Then we'll add 2 more walls here and here with fences on top

And then at the bottom of the roof here we'll add 2 more walls and bring fences down

And then just repeat that on the backside of the tower as well

And then all you need to do is copy this entire tower to the other side of the church to finish off the outside of the church

This Friday we will be adding the interior and further detailing on this medieval rustic church

So mark that in your agenda

I hope you like the church so far. If you do, give it a like and share it with your friends.

That really helps us out a great deal and it lets me know what you want to see on the channel

Don't forget to subscribe for more minecraft candy and remember

You can place requests in the comments bellow so don't hesitate to do so

Thank you for watching and all your support

This was Jay and I'll see you in the next video

Bye 'waves'

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The Key To Building a Community - Duration: 1:16.

- In building a community, consistency is the key.

And you need to show up consistently on a regular basis.

Whether it be in your products and the congruency

and the consistency of how they're delivered

or videos just like this one.

Showing up weekly, monthly, daily if needed.

In your writing, showing up with a consistent story.

Being able to be seen as someone

that's going to stick around for the long term.

Like for myself I've been doing this,

I've been really delivering the same service

for a period of eight years now.

Consistently showing up,

consistently being able to deliver results

and consistently just being available for people.

It's a real key that you need to understand

in business these days.

I see a lot of people, a lot of experts

or so-called experts, show up for a month or two,

maybe six months and then disappear.

And then when they reappear

they're doing something totally different.

Now that's not the way experts operate

and it's certainly not the way

you should be operating in your business.

Again, if you're enjoying these videos join us at YouTube.

Subscribe there or join us at JamesKlobasa.com.

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Build a drone workshop @ raceeatplay- testing the quadcopter - Duration: 0:54.

Testing whether their drone can carry up their figurine men

Good try! But it is too heavy to transport 2 marge simpsons.

bravo...the drone is able to transport two passengers!

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5 Keys to Building a Brand in Real Estate - Duration: 2:49.

Hey what's going on guys, Jordan here from Cave Social

I wanted to talk to you about the 5 keys to

building a brand in real estate

super catchy music

First thing when you're building your brand in real estate is

that we have to realize we're doing this over the long haul

We can't think about it like we're going to put out one post

one image, one video and expect that to carry our brand

over the long term

What we need to embrace is consistent

posting. You need to be posting a couple times a week

On all your social media channels, website, etc.

Along with that, you need to be consistent in the way you present yourself

You wouldn't different colors on your business card

than you would your website

So make sure the content you put out all falls along the exact same line

We want to make sure of that, because that you'll keep brand consistency

and when people see your brand on any platform or in person, they'll remember you

Next is content types

We can't only be posting listings

You have to approach this like you're going to add value,

be informative, be entertaining, be inspirational

These are the things you should tie your content back to

as you go and you start to produce more and more content for your brand

When you do this people will start to trust you and start to like you

And people do business with people they like and trust

Alright guys, the 3rd tip

You have got to use different mediums

so whether that's a blog or a YouTube channel like this

making infographics, going to events, posting out your message wherever it may be

Use different mediums to get in front of your potential customers in different places

The next point is about being authentic

People can read through you if you're not being authentic

People have a very, very high BS meter these days

Keep your brand authentic, be yourself

That's what got people to like you in the first place

Keep being you, and let that resonate through your messaging.

The last tip: be where your customers are

look, if you're selling to retirees embracing a Snapchat strategy is not going to help you.

You wouldn't go and put flyers in a different neighborhood than you sell

So why would you got an be on a social network, website, forum, whatever it is, where your

customers aren't there.

Acknowledge where the attention is and be there.

It's going to be different for every market and for every agent.

It might be Facebook, it might be Instagram, it might be YouTube

You have got to figure that out

Once you figure that out, go all in on those networks and those spaces

If you liked this video

It would mean the world to me if you hit that like and subscribe button

Thank you to Inman News for posting this and we look forward to giving you more content as we move forward