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Chris Cornell's children honored him with a powerful speech at the Grammy Awards, and after the show, Toni Cornell told HL how it felt being a part of that moment

Late rocker Chris Cornell was honored at the 2019 Grammy Awards, nearly two years after his death, and his children sweetly accepted the award on behalf of him

After the show, Chris' daughter, Toni Cornell, 14, told HollywoodLife, and other media outlets, why the moment was so bittersweet

"Well it was very difficult," she said, of accepting the award. "Because, obviously we miss him so much

And we saw him work on this so hard. He was always working on his music, it was just his passion," she said

"It was really sad that he couldn't be here himself and accept it for something he was so proud of and worked so hard on

So again we are do proud of him, it's amazing but at the same time so bittersweet, you know

" Chris won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance at the show, thanks to his previously-unreleased track "When Bad Does Good

" Everyone took notice of the heartfelt speech his children delivered, when accepting the posthumous award

"I never thought we would be standing here without my dad," his son, Christopher said

"I'm sure he would be proud and honored. He was a rock icon, the Godfather of grunge and a creator of a movement

While he touched the hearts of millions, the most important thing he is known for us is for being the greatest father and our hero

Toni shared a few words as well. "His voice was his vision and his music was his peace … thank you to our mom – his love, his muse and his savior who continues to carry out our father's legacy … this is for you, daddy," she added

Toni previously honored her late father, directly after his passing, in a touching open letter

"Let me start by saying how much I love you and how much you mean to me," she wrote at the time

"You are my idol, someone I've always looked up to. You were always there for me

You pushed me forward every day, and you still do," part of her message read. Chris passed away on May 18, 2017, at the age of 52, in what was ruled as a suicide

He was found in his hotel room, following a Soundgarden concert in Detroit.

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Bipolar Disorder and Self-Stigma: What is It? | HealthyPlace - Duration: 1:52.

Hey guys. It's Hannah.

Self-stigma and bipolar disorder.

What is self-stigma?

Self-stigma is the bias and negative judgement

that we impose on ourselves.

If I describe it,

it's almost like looking in a mirror

and there are all these negative words

and beliefs that surround the mirror.

And slowly, over time

those negative beliefs

start to warp your self-perception,

your reflection.

I definitely struggled with self-stigma

for a really long time.

When I was first diagnosed with bipolar disorder

in the mental hospital,

I remember that I was very disconnected

from my reflection.

What society told me that mental illness was

and looked like -

the stigma -

was separate from

who I truly knew myself to be as an individual.

That's why it's so important

that we separate the symptoms,

the stigma,

and who we are as an individual.

Because society's beliefs about us

do not have to be our beliefs about us.

Every single morning that you wake up

say something positive about yourself out loud.

Even if it's a struggle to believe it,

do it anyway.

Because self-stigma, when you live with bipolar,

is a huge problem.

And it's obviously a big topic

because I read the comments

and see this is something we need to talk about.

Please, please subscribe to my YouTube channel.

and share your experiences

with self-stigma below.

I can't wait to see you next week.

Bye.

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What Is The Most Important Leadership Quality - Duration: 2:35.

What is the number one leadership quality?

That's a very good question.

I believe

a leader is a dealer in hope.

That you need to be able to paint that picture

for your team, for your organization, where we are going.

If you think about the captain on a ship, right?

You are looking at okay what direction are we going?

Make sure we don't hit the rocks, right?

We don't sink the boat, and we also want to know

the destination, how far are we?

Where are we at compared to where we are today,

and what do we need to do to get to that point?

So I think the number one leadership quality is vision.

Be able to create that vision,

to have clarity of what the vision is,

and then be able to communicate technically

that vision to your team consistently on an ongoing basis.

I think that's the most important thing.

You notice lousy leaders, you ask them about

what their vision is, is usually very fuzzy, right?

They say oh yeah we want to grow our business,

or we want to grow our revenue.

By how much?

How?

When?

What does it look like?

And how does each team member,

how do they contribute to that vision?

See the team that is high performance,

every singe person on the team, they know how they

play a part, and being a part of that vision.

So what I do all the time is I am selling

my vision to my team all the time.

Every single month when we

have a big team meeting, I do that.

Beginning of team meeting, here's the vision,

say the same thing again and again and again,

sometimes I would make the vision bigger,

sometimes I would pave the steps of what we need to do,

or are we behind or are we ahead?

But the vision is so critical, so what I do as a leader,

all the time I'm thinking about where are we going?

Where are we going?

And how much clarity do I have for myself?

How much clarity do I have for the company?

How much clarity do I have for the team?

So I think that's the number one leadership quality.

If you have that, then the how to, the what,

the resources, the capital,

you figure all that stuff out, step by step.

Sometimes they will just appear out of nowhere,

or sometimes you gotta go get them.

But when your vision is clear, your intention is clear,

your mission, why you do what you do,

why you want to achieve that is clear, everything is easy.

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What If SCP -2521 Was Real? - Duration: 7:29.

The SCP Foundation is a terrifying fictional cornucopia of creepypasta, science fiction

horror, and psychological memetic musings.

Since its inception in 2008 over on the paranormal /x/ boards on 4Chan - it has completely captivated

us as horror fans for its incredible propensity to bring together some of the most creative

budding minds in horror.

We love it - you love it - so let's take a look at some of the best of the best in

the SCP Foundation.

Hello horror fans - and once again, welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube, Top

5 Scary Videos.

As per usual, I'll be your horror host Jack Finch - as we dodge a few memetic kill agents,

clear ourselves through the O5 Council and curiously take a look at the Top 5 Highest

Rated SCP's.

Roll the clip.

For the curious amongst you, that clip was from Season 1 of Stranger Things - because,

come on, what better way to visually represent the SCP Foundation than with Hawkins Lab.

Wait a minute … maybe they were part of the SCP Foundation all along…

Interesting.

Kicking off at Number 5 - SCP-055

And conceptually - SCP-055 is so damn interesting that it's testament to - wait, sorry, what

was I saying again?

As a member of the SCP's Heritage Collection, as in the OG's of the entire collection,

SCP-055 has been around since the beginning - yet, still, no one can quite decipher exactly

what it is.

We'll give it a go though, before the memetic agent kicks in.

SCP-055 is a Keter class anomalous entity which is best described as a self keeping

secret, or an anti-meme - for all intents and purposes, it is an entity that shortly

after viewing it, no one can remember exactly what it is.

It's physical appearance, as well as its nature, behaviour and origins are self-classifying

- and after a few minutes of exposure to 055 - all information about it will be forgotten.

The real fear behind this one is that it could be completely and utterly harmless - OR - one

of the most terrible possible threats to mankind.

SCP-055 is kept in a cement room, surrounded by a Faraday cage and an automatically locking

door - and - wait, sorry.

What was I talking about again?

Coming in at Number 4 - SCP-087

And this is one of my favourite entries in the whole of the SCP Foundation - that we've

managed to cover quite a few times in our previous lists.

Hey, there's a reason why it's the 4th highest rated SCP ever, right?

Also known as the Stairway From Hell - SCP-087 is an Euclid class object that is essentially

a stairway that goes on and on, forever - well, maybe - no one has ever found the end.

As the record states, SCP-087 is located on the campus of an unknown university, locked

behind a doorway consisting of reinforced steel with an electro-release lock.

On four occasions, the Foundation has sent D-class personnel on an expedition into SCP-087

- which increasingly yielded more and more terrifying results.

In all cases, each subject has encountered what is known as SCP-087-1 - which appears

as a face with no visible pupils, nostrils or a mouth.

The nature of it is entirely unclear - but it's pretty damn horrific.

The thing that makes SCP-087 so good, is that it perfectly captures the fear of the unknown.

The Foundation has tried time and time again to apply the scientific process to this anomalous

entity, but no effort has ever yielded a productive result.

Give this one a read - because it's science fiction horror at its best.

We'll leave a link down below.

Swinging in next at Number 3 - SCP- something, something, something … J.

Ahhh - why even bother, right?

SCP-whatever-J is an unspecified anomalous object that is -- well, it's a rock - that's

probably memetic or something.

Essentially, it's a rock that makes you procrastinate - and its sitting in a box over

in Dr. Vangs office - who couldn't even find the motivation to properly fill out out

the containment form for the particular item in question.

Yeah, obviously - under the influence of the rock - or whatever.

In all seriousness though - SCP-Blank-J falls into the realm of the many joke classed SCP's

- because as well as being a body of horrifying fictional work, the SCP Foundation actually

has a pretty astute sense of humour as well.

Which, is nice to see really - because you can't emotional tragedy without some comedy,

right?

Light and shade - peaks and troughs - it balances out pretty nicely.

Yeah, there's not much more to say about this one - other than it has over 2700 upvotes

on the Foundations site, making it the 3rd highest rated SCP of all time.

Go figure.

Next up at Number 2 - SCP-2521

Which - technically, I shouldn't have said out loud because - well, yeah.

Bad things are going to happen now.

Sorry folks.

Good job I've got a healthy supply of clones though, eh?

2521 is actually one of the most creative items ever written for the Foundation, and

it came into existence after being written as part of the SCP Short Works contest - in

which entrants had to write an SCP using as few words as possible.

This one was the winner - using a total of zero - and only being described through picture

format.

Awesome, right?

Essentially, 2521 is a Keter class anomalous entity that exists to steal information about

itself.

If you write something down on a piece of paper - it will teleport through the fabric

of space and time and take the paper.

If you say something about it out loud - it will … - it will take you.

Oh no ---

Alright - sorry about that.

However, these events do not occur for pictures, which is precisely why this particular SCP

is written entirely through picture format.

Even it's name is in morse code to signify what it is.

No one knows why it does this - and we probably may never know - but yeah, you've been warned.

And finally - at our Number 1 spot - SCP-173

Which - may please you all to know, is the first SCP ever created - and rightfully so

- it comes in at the highest rated SCP of all time with, currently, 4340 upvotes.

He's the guy that spawned the whole fictional organisation, and since then - he's maintained

the top spot as the most iconic SCP of all time.

Although, that technically doesn't mean SCP-173 is the scariest entry in the Foundation,

far from it in fact - but still, it's got some pretty terrifying weight behind it.

As the record states, SCP-173 is a Euclid class anomalous entity, that essentially is

an animate yet extremely hostile statue, constructed from concrete and rebar.

The object cannot move while within a direct line of sight with an individual - and line

of sight must not be broken at any time with SCP-173.

So much so, that personnel assigned to enter the container are instructed to alert one

another before blinking.

Which, would make a pretty horrifying horror scene right - oh, wait - Doctor Who already

used it.

Damn weeping angels.

If you break line of sight, SCP-173 is reported to attack by snapping the neck at the base

of the skull, or by strangulation.

The thing is though, what makes the Foundation so scared of SCP-173 is in its ability to

produce copies of itself - which could potentially result in an XK-Class Extinction Event - with

the population of the planet ending up with a snapped neck.

Not good.

Not good at all.

Well - there we have it folks, our list for the Top 5 Highest Rated SCP's.

Let us know your thoughts in the comment section down below.

Before we depart though, let's read out some of your more creative comments from the

past few days.

First up, CryoAnubis7 says -- Another version of you?

It has been confirmed that Jack is a clone.

-- Well yeah, no point beating about the bush buddy.

You know what I say about clones - if you've got 'em, use 'em.

Just an old tip I picked up back in my old days at the SCP Foundation.

Oh, sorry - probably shouldn't have said that.

Michael Cooley says -- Well done!

Always the best, Jack.

I would love to see a video on haunted U.K locations…

Raynam Hall, the Horror at 50 Berkeley Square, Ram's Inn, Tower of London etc.

Be nice to hear a list from someone who's lived there.

Also, which do you prefer, UK or Canada?

Cheers!

-- Well, cheers to you Michael, incredibly kind words buddy - they're very much appreciated.

Also, that's an awesome suggestion - one that I've wanted to cover for a while, so

I'll see what I can do.

As to the UK or Canada question - well.

I love Canada, and I'm thoroughly enjoying my time here in this beautiful country - but,

I'd have to pick the U.K. Mainly for the cheese and the ale.

Hey, I'm pretty easy to please.

Well unfortunately horror fans - that's all we've got time for in today's video

- cheers for sticking around all the way until the end.

If you were a fan of this video, make sure to be a dear and hit that thumbs up button

- as well as that subscribe bell, and we'll be seeing you in the next one.

As per usual, I've been your horror host Jack Finch - you've been watching Top 5

Scary Videos - and until next time, you take it easy.

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What Is A Genetically-Engineered CRISPR Baby? - Duration: 4:10.

In 2011, scientists created

glow-in-the-dark cats.

The researchers took a gene from glowing jellyfish

and inserted it into the unfertilized eggs of house cats.

It was a neat trick, but they had a bigger goal in mind.

They also made the cats more likely

to be resistant to a feline form of AIDS,

by, again, manipulating their DNA.

And cats aren't that different than humans.

In fact, we share around 90% of our DNA with them.

So why can't we engineer humans in the same way?

Well, we can --

engineer ourselves to be resistant

to life-threatening illnesses, that is.

In fact, one scientist claims

that he's genetically engineered two babies

using a revolutionary tool called CRISPR.

But what exactly is a CRISPR baby, anyway?

Would you like to be 6 feet tall or never bald?

The secret to traits like these

lies in the 6 billion letters of your genetic code.

But there could be something else in there as well:

mutations.

Genetic mutations are linked

to at least 6,000 medical conditions

from sickle cell anemia to Huntington's disease.

But what if you could make those mutations simply disappear?

That's where the gene-editing tool CRISPR comes in.

CRISPR is made from specialized proteins

and other compounds found in certain bacteria.

Normally, these proteins protect the bacteria

by destroying enemy invaders like viruses.

But the inventors of CRISPR figured out

how to turn those proteins against genetic mutations

and other genes linked to disease.

First, they give the proteins

coordinates of the wanted gene.

Then, CRISPR runs a seek-and-destroy function.

After that, other molecules are dispatched

to repair the gene with new, healthy DNA.

And just like that, you can edit the human genome.

But while the edits may be quick,

their changes can last for centuries,

especially if you're editing the DNA in an embryo.

Embryos start out with a single cell

that eventually replicates into millions

and then trillions more.

So if you alter that initial cell first,

you're manipulating the ingredients

for every cell that follows later in life,

and those same altered cells can be passed on

from generation to generation.

That's one reason why most experiments

on human embryos haven't left the lab.

That is, except for the work of Dr. He Jiankui.

He claims to have used CRISPR

to target and knock out the CCR5 gene in human embryos,

which is linked to HIV infection.

And then he did something

that shocked the scientific community.

He implanted the embryos into several women,

one of whom gave birth to genetically modified twins.

Resistance to HIV aside, most scientists say

the procedure was too risky.

At least two studies suggest that edited cells

might actually trigger cancer.

And another found that CRISPR

can accidentally take aim at healthy DNA.

So while CRISPR could make us immune to disease,

who knows what else we might get on the side?

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Report: Bob Costas reveals why he was kicked off NBC's Super Bowl broadcast - Duration: 7:11.

CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMOREWhen NBC televised last year's Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots, the network's most recognizable sportscaster was nowhere to be seen

The reason, according to 40-year NBC Sports veteran Bob Costas, goes back to comments he made about the NFL's concussion problems more than two years earlier

A lengthy report by ESPN's Outside the Lines delves into the details of an increasingly uneasy relationship between Costas and professional football -- and how it got him into trouble with his longtime employer

In December 2015, as the movie "Concussion" was about to be released, NBC's Sunday Night Football broadcast was in Pittsburgh for a game between the Steelers and Indianapolis Colts

Bob Costas was a pregame and halftime fixture on NBC's Sunday Night Football broadcasts from 2005 to 2016

(Photo: Ron Chenoy, USA TODAY Sports)As Costas was preparing his weekly halftime essay, he noted a connection with former Steelers great Mike Webster, who was a prominent figure in the movie

"It was a natural lead-in," Costas told OTL. "I thought that the movie would make an impact, and I thought this was a way not only for NBC to acknowledge it, but to get out in front of it

"He told ESPN he took the unusual step of submitting his essay in advance to NBC Sports execs

But he was told he couldn't air it because the network was bidding for the NFL's Thursday Night Football package

'ALMOST COMICAL': Cowboys QB Dak Prescott addresses naysayers'KIND OF A DREAM': Brian Flores still soaking in ascension to Dolphins head coachMOCK DRAFT: First-round projection after Super Bowl"It was at that point that I realized that this was an untenable situation for me," he said

"I knew my days there were numbered."NBC officials chose not to comment, except to issue a statement saying the network was "very disappointed that after 40 years with NBC, he has chosen to mischaracterize and share these private interactions

"Fast forward to a few months before the NBC would air the Super Bowl in February 2018

Costas continued to express his opinions in public forums. At the University of Maryland

On CNN. Finally, NBC informed Costas, as he recalled to ESPN, that he'd "crossed the line" and was being taken off the Super Bowl broadcast

Although he couldn't point to one thing in particular -- he'd been outspoken about the dangers of concussions going back to 2010 -- Costas said he felt a sense of relief

"My response was not, 'Oh please, please, change your mind,' " he told ESPN. "My response was, 'Yeah, I guess you're right

'"Last month, word leaked out that the now 66-year-old Costas and NBC had agreed to part ways, even though he was still under contract through 2021

What he told USA TODAY Sports in August 2018 about his relationship with NBC Sports rang true once again: "What was once a perfect fit no longer fits that description

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Browns - D.K. Metcalf, WR, Mississippi Mark Zerof, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen18. Vikings - Jeffery Simmons, DT, Mississippi State Douglas DeFelice, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen19

Titans - Brian Burns, DE/OLB, Florida State Melina Myers, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen20

Steelers - Devin White, LB, LSU Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen21. Seahawks - Zach Allen, DE, Boston College Greg M

Cooper, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen22. Ravens - Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen23

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J. Hockenson, TE, Iowa Jesse Johnson, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen25. Eagles - Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson Jerome Miron, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen26

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Dozier, Detroit Free Press-USA TODAY SportsFullscreen29. Chiefs - Nasir Adderley, S, Delaware Chuck Cook, USA TODAY SportsFullscreen30

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