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When Was Nollywood Founded?.

The foundation of what makes up Nollywood today was laid as far back as the early 1960s

(some 60 years ago), which coincided with the early years of Nigeria's independence.

At this time, prominent filmmakers and theatre artistes like Hubert Ogunde, Ola Balogun,

Eddie Ugboma, Moses Olaiya and many more were the leading figures in the Nigerian film arena.

They were highly revered personalities in the movie world, and together, they strived

to create a unified structure, which later metamorphosed into what is known as Nollywood

today.

Although, no one truly knows the first person to use the term "Nollywood", the idea behind

it is a blatant imitation of the leading movie scene in the world - Hollywood.

For the next 25 years after the Nigerian film industry was created by the grand pioneers,

most productions centered around drama, stage performances and cinema movies.

The first actual home video in Nollywood was not produced until the early 1990s, precisely

in 1992, with the release of a movie titled Life In The Slum.

The movie was funded by Kenneth Nnebue, who was a prominent electronics marketer at that

time.

It was shot for about 30 days and it reportedly cost around $12,000, which was a lot of money

during that time.

With the success of this movie, subsequent home videos were produced, and today, Nollywood

has grown to become one of the largest movie industries in the world.

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On The Fly | What Was Your First Non-Acting Job? | Freeform - Duration: 1:13.

Hi. My name is—

Yeah! This is my favorite part!

And welcome to OTF.

My first non-acting job was hosting at the Olive Garden.

I was working as a window cleaner.

Dish pig, as we call it in Australia.

I worked in a supermarket in my hometown and I got fired from it.

Banquet set up person at the Mandalay Bay Beach Resort.

I was a busboy.

Probably babysitting.

I was in charge of the jean wall. So it was just a wall of jeans.

Intern at the store folding t-shirts.

Went around to people's houses and basically said that for $15 my brother will mow your lawn.

My parents' restaurant.

It was actually at a gym. I was making shakes.

I was prepping food at nine years old.

Rolling out dinner tables at my church.

I have never had a paid job that has not been from acting.

You know, I didn't have one. I'm lucky to say that. Acting has always been my job.

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Twice (트와이스) - What is Love? cover by Pink Honey // lyrics [Eng|Han] - Duration: 3:27.

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What If the Earth Was a Moon of Jupiter? - Duration: 3:31.

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What If SCP-2935 Was Real? - Duration: 7:38.

Since the fictional days of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland - people have been slipping

left, right and centre down space time anomalies and inconveniently placed holes - seemingly

for centuries, finding themselves in upside down, roundabout worlds where big is small

and small is gigantic, rabbits wear waistcoats - and caterpillars smoke hookah from a picturesque

boudoir.

Although, as with many things - there is a similar function found in that mysterious

place known only as the SCP Foundation - but much unlike Mr. Carroll's literary interpretation,

this one is full of death - and dying - and … yeah.

Not much more than that, really.

Let me introduce you to SCP-2935 - and let's figure out if it ever would, or could - be

real.

Hello internet - and welcome back to the most inquisitive channel on YouTube - Life's

Biggest Questions - as per usual, I'll be your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch

- as today, we clamber into the cavernous caverns of space and time - and curiously

ask the question, What If SCP-2935 Was Real?

Roll the clip.

For the curious amongst you, that clip was from Star Wars: The Last Jedi - because, hey

- clips of people descending into mysterious, ominous holes aren't exactly a dime a dozen

within the world of cinema.

Much like Luke Skywalker slurping green milk from a Thala-siren - you can't be picky.

And much like a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away - the main point that we're

going to tackle over the next 7 or so minutes, is that whether a space/time anomaly could

actually ever exist - and whether the mechanics of people like Rey, Alice, as well as the

Pevensie children crawling through Wardrobes, killing witches and befriending lions - could

ever happen in our own reality.

Scientifically speaking, of course.

As the record states, SCP-2935 is a keter class, space-time anomaly that exists within

a limestone cave beneath a cemetery near Joppa, Indiana.

The cemetery itself is vastly forgotten, and the last interred individual died in 1908

- but the anomaly was discovered after Foundation personnel witnessed radio signals emanating

from the mysterious area.

After investigation - which we'll touch on in more detail later - it was found that

2935 is a nearly exact replicate reality of modern Earth in the year 2016 - with the primary

exception, and this is a very important exception - being that all life, including both biological

and non-biological - as well as any sentient entities - machines, computers and other life-life

phenomena - ended abruptly and without warning on April 20th 2016.

Everything died, sometime between the hours of 3 AM and 4 AM Eastern Standard Time.

Someone turned out the lights, for good, and the Foundation aren't exactly sure why.

Well, after the discovery of these bizarre radio signals - the Foundation deployed the

best of the best to take a look-see inside, known as Mobile Task Force Epsilon-13 - codenamed

Manifest Destiny - some of the hardiest and most experienced agents that the Foundation

has to offer - and what they found, made even THEIR stomachs turn.

What they found, essentially, was a one-hundred percent cell death in every biological and

non-biological entity on this alternate version of planet Earth.

They found families still sat at the dinner table, eating roast chicken and all the trimmings

- just dead, and dusty, and gone.

They weren't rotten, decaying - or otherwise any different - they just no longer existed

at a biological level.

Well, this same mechanic evidently seemed to spread to some of the most insanely terrifying

anomalous entities in the Foundation's alternate reality containment.

So much so, that even SCP-682 - the unkillable lizard - the hard to destroy reptile that

literally cannot be killed - even HE ceased to exist.

So, what happened?

This is pretty bad, right?

Well, to be honest - the Foundation has no idea, although there are several theories

that I'd prefer not to ruin, if you'd like to read this particular entry for yourself.

Hint: Agent Keller isn't exactly as he seems.

The thing is - that kind of comes with the territory when sticking your head into an

anomalous cavern, doesn't it?

Because much like Alice - we'd have no reasonable idea how to approach an entity such as SCP-2935

if it WAS real.

Granted, our best and brightest scientific minds from across the planet would be on board

to tackle this literal rip in the fabric of reality of a problem - but even they would

be as stumped as Mobile Task Force Epsilon-13, with none of the experience of a Veteran Foundation

Agent - if of course an organisation such as the Foundation was real.

Err, I mean - sorry - forget I said that.

The real point we need to first address, is COULD an entity like SCP-2935 actually exist?

And the short answer is yes.

It would be entirely possible, under the known laws of theoretical physics, for a space/time

anomaly to actually exist - theoretically, of course.

And when we take into account the concept of the Multiverse, it becomes staggeringly

more and more likely that another version of our Earth exists right now, this very nanosecond

- thousands of them, all at the same time - where perhaps you're even listening to

this exact version of this video, just instead one of them - the next word you hear is Yoghurt

instead of a fully formed sentence.

Woah.

I need to slow down a little bit.

I think we just created a paradox.

When we take a look at the theory of cosmic inflation - which explains that the origin

and structure of our universe occurred during the exponential expansion of space, a tiny

fragment of time just after the Big Bang blew up - and actually never stopped expanding

- leading to the theoretical image of eternal chaotic inflation, generating multiple pocket

universes continuously and without end.

Every split nano second under cosmic inflation could create a cascading multiverse of endless

physical life - and our reality itself could be a pocket universe within a vacuum of another

wider bubble universe that is itself eternally expanding.

Max Tegmark, a leading cosmologist at MIT - even goes so far as to explain that this

Multiverse has four distinct layers of reality, the deepest of which is an idiosyncratic existential

model where reality itself is defined by an infinite, endless spiral of mathematics.

Uh.

My head hurts a little bit - and we haven't even gotten started on string theory yet,

but the point is, an anomalous space-time entity such as the one in Joppa, Indiana,

known as SCP-2935 - could very easily already exist.

In another reality of course.

Where the SCP-Foundation already exists itself.

Uh, I'm not sure if I should have said that - oh no, which one am I in again?

Help me.

I've got to stop putting myself in these situations.

Well, unfortunately folks - that's enough theoretical quantum mechanics for me - if

you've enjoyed this video, make sure to speak your mind in the comment section down

below.

Before we depart though, let's read out some of your incredibly entertaining comments

from our recent What If SCP Video, with our buddy Bruce.

First up, Sapphire-Peridot King says -- Played some foosball and ate pizza?

That can only mean one thing … SCP-2521's real name is Joey Tribbiani.

-- Ah, yeah, that kind of makes sense.

I thought he looked familiar too.

Next up, Anime Russian Gamer says -- I would say Bruce's name and become his friend --- Yeah!

That's the spirit buddy, good job.

And finally - BucketO'Anxiety says -- If this were real I'd yell his name at the

top of my lungs so he wouldn't be lonely anymore --- and well buddy, the planet needs

more people like you - that's a great way to approach lonely anomalous entities.

Good job.

Bruce salutes you, I'm sure.

Well, unfortunately folks - 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 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 disembodied floating voice Jack Finch - and until next

time, you take it easy.

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YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT the CREW DID WHILE I was in MEXICO!!| BRIAN BARCZYK - Duration: 16:06.

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What Is The Singularity Event? - Duration: 8:17.

What is the Singularity Event?

It will be that point in the future, when the intelligence of machines surpasses the

intelligence of man.

It is most commonly feared as a doomsday, the day when the robots revolt, by first overthrowing

their human masters, and then hunting them unto extinction.

But what if the machines that take over, are actually part human?

Who then will be the winners, and who the losers?

Recently a Mahogany Clam, billed as the world's oldest animal, was accidentally dispatched,

by a team of marine researchers, in trying to determine its age.

It was 507 years old, and posthumously given the name of "Ming" the Clam, for the Chinese

dynasty, during which it was born.

The lifespan of a human being is comparatively short... but that is the price of life, and

everybody will pay it, sooner or later.

That is, until the dawn of a new age, brings advances in genetic engineering.

Ray Kurzweil, author of "The Singularity Is Near", predicts through the use of medical

nanobots, cures for cancer and heart disease.

With control of the human genome, the life scientists could alter the course of our evolution

in a single generation, by deleting the mechanisms that force us to age.

A child born after 2010, might live to be as old as Ming the clam.

A jellyfish is immortal.

If it doesn't get eaten by another animal, it can live forever.

When its body starts to deteriorate through age or damage, it simply generates new cells.

This has provoked some biologists, to say as the jellyfish gets older, it keeps getting

younger.

Yet another aspect of the singularity, may hold forth the promise of true immortality,

to those who can afford it.

Some futurists predict man will have the option of being implanted with a small computing

device, in the brain itself, for the purpose of enhancing intelligence.

Imagine having built into your head, a calculator, or a language translator.

To satisfy the vulgar human quest for entertainment, scientists foresee a direct computer interface

with the brain.

Ultimately, a human should be able to scan his consciousness onto some kind of recording

media, making it easy to transfer his mind, into a world of virtual reality, or, into

the immortal body of a mechanical man.

Even if the robot that contains your mind, has some unlucky accident, the backup of your

consciousness, could still be loaded into another vessel.

The common housefly lives between two and four weeks.

They are aggravating insects, and they can make you sick by contaminating your food.

Houseflies in scientific laboratories are just as useful as guinea pigs.

As the subject of lab experiments, the use of houseflies can allow scientists to avoid

accusations of animal cruelty.

Housefly maggots produce antimicrobial peptides, of great interest to big pharma companies.

After the singularity, what will happen to those people, who cannot afford a shiny new

robot body, those impoverished souls unable even to pay, to genetically extend their lives.

If their lifespans last no longer than those of their ancestors, they will not live long

enough, to earn the money that will be needed, for the purchase of immortality.

When the machines take over, the mechanical shells may be occupied by only the human elite,

continuing the domination under which mankind has already suffered for thousands of years.

On the bright side, things could always go terribly wrong.

According to computer scientist Mark Harrison, Nanotech which is self-replicating might escape

from the laboratory, wreaking irreversible harm to the global environment.

Computer networks may achieve self-awareness, and with access to the physical world, threaten

the very lives of men and women... or the advent of the singularity itself, may be intentionally

delayed in forward-looking countries, while giving some authoritarian nation the opportunity

to weaponize it, in a bid for world domination.

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Learn English Through News: What Is 5G Wireless Technology? - Duration: 6:50.

There has been a lot of publicity recently surrounding 5G, the next

generation of wireless technology for the world.

But what is this technology and how might it

change our lives?

5G stands for fifth generation, meaning the next step in the

progression of technology to replace the current 4G system.

4G was the replacement for 3G, which came after 2G, and so on.

These systems are wireless computer networks.

Earlier "G" systems were designed to improve

mobile communication operations.

Each new technology brought major improvements in

speed and greatly increased network capacity.

The new 5G system promises more of the same.

It is expected to permit more users to do more

things -- at a faster rate.

Higher internet speeds and larger network capacity should

result in better performance for device users connected to 5G.

However, technology experts say there is a major way that 5G is

different than the earlier systems.

It will move well beyond mobile network technology to affect

many more devices and industries than other "G" versions.

Before we can all use 5G, wireless companies and phone makers will

have to complete and deploy a whole new system.

New phones and communication equipment

must be built.

American wireless companies have been preparing for the new system

for some time.

They have been creating new network equipment

and buying broadcasting space to carry 5G signals.

They have built new 5G antennas to serve

American cities and towns.

Wireless providers will invest at least $275 billion in 5G-related

networks in the United States, the industry group CTIA reported.

The first U.S. launch of 5G is expected to happen sometime this year.

Industry experts expect it will take a few more years to go nationwide.

It will take even longer to reach rural areas.

China is expected to launch 5G sometime in 2020, while European

nations are likely to build their systems more slowly over time.

In the United States, the first 5G-ready phones should be available

in the first half of this year.

The first 5G iPhone, however, is not expected until 2020.

4G phones will work on 5G networks, but not at 5G speeds.

Wireless industry groups say 5G will help fuel future "smart cities"

by connecting sensor networks.

Such networks will be able to control vehicle traffic and

quickly identify streetlight outages.

5G is also expected to connect self-driving cars and support new

technologies involving virtual reality.

Higher 5G speeds could also permit doctors to commonly

perform remote medical operations.

Factories and businesses could use 5G technology to increase automation

and improve the collection of information.

More data -- and many more kinds of data -- will be traveling across

5G networks.

Much of the data could contain private details about

individuals, businesses or government organizations.

The increased data flow would give internet

attackers a lot more possibilities to steal and misuse data.

In addition, the wider use of a 5G wireless network means any

breakdown of the system would have more widespread and severe results.

Such difficulties could affect public afety as well as world economic activity.

Government system failures could create national security risks.

A failure during a doctor's remotely guided operation could lead to

the death of a patient.

Or a network breakdown could cause self-driving

vehicles to crash.

The 5G network has caused tensions between the United States and China.

The U.S. government has urged American companies not to use Chinese

technology in communications networks because of security concerns.

It has also pressed other countries to ban

Huawei, a Chinese telecom company, from building 5G networks.

U.S. officials have long suspected the Chinese government could use

Huawei network equipment to help carry out spying activities.

Huawei has rejected such accusations.

I'm Bryan Lynn.

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Bohemian Rhapsody: Rami Malek reveals why film was "hardest job of his life" - Duration: 2:32.

 Rami Malek has called his role playing Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody the "hardest job of my life"

 If you're confused, that's understandable. Malek has already earned nominations and wins for the role and we haven't even finished award season

 Malek is also a frontrunner for an Oscar, thanks to his complete transformation into the Queen frontman

 The actor went the full hog, wearing specially made teeth, but while he made it look effortless he's admitted it was harder than it looked

 "Nothing about this job was easy," Malek said. "This was by far the most difficult job of m life

The thing about Queen is they have a built-in audience. Their music, it has lasted for generations

They've been working on music for 50 years. Everyone knows at least one Queen song

" Read More Bohemian Rhapsody's Rami Malek reveals Freddie Mercury story: "I don't know if Bob Geldof will kill me for this"  Malek did have big shoes to fill, when you think about the legions of fans Queen had - and has

 Lucky for Malek, even critics of the storyline chosen praised the actor for his performance

 Speaking to Edith Bowman, Malek said there was a plus side.  "What was beautiful about this film is, now we get to bring that music to a new generation," said Malek

"And allow the gorgeous legacy that Freddie and Queen have left behind to continue and they're still going

Those guys won't stop."  Queen's music is back in the charts, the film is raking it in at the box office and the awards just keep coming, so all that hard work paid off, at least for Malek

 Now he just has to keep his eyes on the final prize - that Oscar. We'll find out soon as the awards are held on February 24

Read More Bohemian Rhapsody

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Here's what has happened to Theresa May's Brexit plan - and what happens now - News Live - Duration: 7:00.

 Brexit has been thrown into deeper chaos just 43 days before we leave after MPs inflicted defeat on Theresa May

  after what was supposed to be a House of Commons love-in turned into a Valentine's Day massacre

 They were holding a supposedly boring, run-of-the-mill vote to keep calm and carry on talks with the EU

 But Tories who backed Mrs May two weeks ago threw out her strategy in a row over whether she is ruling out No Deal

 Also, to add insult to injury, she was forced to back down and publish secret papers that show the impact of leaving on March 29 without agreement

 Tonight's vote wasn't legally binding. But it fundamentally weakens Theresa May at the moment of maximum danger

 So what has actually happened - and what will happen next?  Here is a quick guide

  What happened tonight?  MPs held a vote on whether to "reiterate" backing for Theresa May's Brexit strategy - which they agreed two weeks ago

 Back in January, they agreed to send her back to Brussels to renegotiate the "backstop" - a clause in her eal which could trap the UK under EU customs rules from 1 January 2021

 Yet this time, the Prime Minister lost by a majority of 45 after MPs voted 303-258 against her motion

 Why, you ask? It's all about tricky wording.  MPs were being asked to "reiterate support for the approach to leaving the EU expressed by this House on 29 January

"  The problem is, that approach had two parts.  The first was changing the backstop, which Tory Brexiteers support

 But the second was to "reject" the idea of a No Deal Brexit - which Tory Leavers say must stay on the table

 So they revolted en masse. 66 abstained on the motion - which left an open goal for Labour to defeat it

  What does it actually mean?  Tonight's vote is not legally binding.  But it massively weakens Theresa May just as she is trying to put up a united front against Brussels

 The PM's been through the mill the last few months. On January 15, her 585-page Brexit deal suffered the heaviest defeat in Commons history

 Finally, on January 31, she won a glimmer of hope. MPs actually agreed on something - that if she changes the backstop, they'll pass her deal

 Coarsing with adrenaline, the battle-hardened Prime Minister seized this vote with both hands

 She marched back to the EU and demanded changes to her deal - saying she finally had Parliament on her side

 But now it's clear she doesn't have Parliament on her side.  Instead, what she called a "substantial and sustainable majority" for her plans has slipped away

It exposes her, and her fragile parliamentary maths, leaving her naked just as she was meant to be marching in armour-clad with the EU

 Tory ministers were pretty clear about how damaging it'd be if she lost.  Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay warned EU leaders would be watching the votes for "any sign our resolve is weakening"

 "We should not give them that excuse not to engage," he said.   What happens now?  In the short term, arrogant Theresa May vowed to completely ignore the Parliamentary defeat and carry on regardless

 The stubborn PM was not even in the House of Commons for the humiliating vote.  Jeremy Corbyn demanded she come face the music, saying: "Tonight's vote shows there is no majority for Parliament for the Prime Minister's course of action

"  But minutes later, Downing Street released a statement attacking Jeremy Corbyn and proclaiming she will "continue to pursue" talks with the EU

 It means cross-party talks with Labour's leader, who had offered to back Mrs May if she supports an EU customs union, look dead in the water

 Further talks between the Prime Minister and the EU, though, are planned for later in the month

  What happens next?  In the longer term, the Prime Minister is in huge trouble

 All this debate is counting down to a final "meaningful vote" on her revised Brexit deal in the House of Commons

 In recent days, it's emerged she could push this back as far as March 25 - four days before we leave the EU

 And MPs are absolutely determined to stop this "blackmail".  Jeremy Corbyn warned: "She cannot keep on just running down the clock and hoping that something will turn up that will save the day

"  And SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford demanded she put the meaningful vote before Parliament next week

 MPs will hold another string of votes on February 27, where they could vote to delay Brexit or back a second referendum

 That date is now being trumped as the "high noon" - the moment where Theresa May could have her arm twisted into abandoning her reckless plan or holding an early vote

 The problem is, what will MPs actually vote on?  The EU has made clear it's not going to budge on that Northern Ireland "backstop"

 She wants a time limit, exit clause or "alternative arrangements".  But it's looking like the best she can hope for is some "keyhole surgery", inserting brief words of assurance or guarantee into the 585-page Brexit deal

 If this isn't enough for MPs, then boy, howdy - she'll be really stuffed.   PS: What ELSE happened tonight?  There were a series of different votes tonight

 Completely separately, Theresa May agreed to publish secret No Deal Brexit advice to avoid a Commons defeat

 The Prime Minister caved to Tory rebels after they demanded to see a supposed official briefing document handed to the Cabinet

  Mrs May had argued a Cabinet briefing, which MPs said showed the implications of No Deal Brexit on business and trade, was private advice and should not be published

 But she said she would to cave to MPs' demands after they threatened to put it to a vote tonight

 In return Tory rebel Anna Soubry - who had led the cross-party bid - withdrew a Commons amendment that would have handed over the document

 Meanwhile, Labour failed in a bid to stop Theresa May "running down the clock" and force a vote on her Brexit deal by February 27

 MPs defeated Jeremy Corbyn's amendment 306-322 after Tories refused to support it

 And an SNP bid to delay Brexit by at least three months failed by 315 votes to 93 - despite a rebellion by 41 Labour MPs

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This is what Sun Tzu was talking about when he wrote Art of war - Duration: 0:05.

This is what Sun Tzu was talking about

when he wrote Art of war

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What is a Bollard-Style Border Wall or Fence? | Heavy.com - Duration: 9:03.

What is a Bollard-Style Border Wall or Fence? | Heavy.com

The federal government could shut down again this Saturday if Congress and President Trump do not reach a compromise deal on border security.

The longest government shutdown in history, which lasted 35 days, ended on January 25 with a temporary spending measure.

The three-week deal did not provide any funding for a wall along the southern border, despite the president's demand for $5.7 billion.

A bipartisan committee, comprised of 9 Democrats and 8 Republicans, was tasked with finding a solution before February 15.

The talks stalled on February 10 as opposing sides disagreed over how many undocumented immigrants ICE could be authorized to hold.

But on February 11, lawmakers reached an "agreement in principle.

" The potential deal includes $1.

375 billion for 55 miles of new fencing and $1.

7 billion for other border security measures.

The type of fencing under consideration was "bollard-style." Republican Rep.

Kay Granger of Texas told the New York Times that she thought the material looked like "really heavy fences" but also thought the president would support it.

The material is already in use along the border.

What is bollard-style fencing?.

Here's what you need to know.

Bollards Are Defined as Steel Posts Meant to Stop Vehicles From Passing.

GettyCentral American immigrants walk between a Bollard-style border fence, right, and the older "legacy" fence after crossing the Rio Grande from Mexico on February 01, 2019 in El Paso, Texas.

President Trump originally described a wall as a concrete barrier along the southern border.

He has since amended that thinking and has taken to describing the wall as "steel slats." The bollard-style fencing, or bollard-style wall, is more in line with the "steel slat" idea.

U.S.

Customs and Border Protection includes the following definition on its website: "A steel-bollard style wall provides significant impedance and denial capability.

These are hollow steel beams that are filled with concrete and rebar.

The space between the bollards satisfies a visibility requirement.".

The company "Long Fence," which has been installing commercial and residential fencing since 1945, describes bollards as such: "Bollards are upright steel posts mounted in or alongside roads and parking lots to control, direct or obstruct vehicular traffic or impact.

The magazine Popular Mechanics described bollards in 2010 as "the fence style the average person is most likely to encounter, though in a different guise: They're the stubby, concrete-filled barriers that protect office buildings and shopping malls across the U.S.

The bollard's sole purpose is to prevent vehicles from crashing through.

Wildlife, whose habitat often spans both sides of the border, can easily pass.

So can people." This description was used in an article to describe various materials used for fencing along the border in Arizona aimed at stopping undocumented immigrants.

Border Patrol: The Bollard-Style Barrier is 'Very Much a Wall'.

The existing bollard-style barrier has been described using both the terms "wall" and "fence." The chief of the Border Patrol in El Paso, Aaron Hull, said in a news conference in April of 2018 that "this wall is going to reduce illegal entries.

It's going to help us maintain a secure border.".

At 13:12 in the video embedded above, a reporter asked about the terminology.

You can hear him say, "You've always referred to this as a wall or fence.

And now it's a wall.

How much of that has to do with trying to use the president's terminology?".

Hull responded, "I've worked in the Border Patrol in four sectors and up at headquarters.

I've heard physical barrier referred to by a lot of terms.

The wall that we're putting in place is accurately described as a wall because it's a very serious structure.

You're talking, like you said, 18 feet, 5-foot anti-climbing plate, concrete-filled with rebar, 6 feet into the ground, another two feet of concrete underneath that.

Sir, it's very much a wall and we're going to use it to stop illegal entries.".

The Department of Homeland Security Describes a Steel Bollard Wall as 'Very Effective'.

The Department of Homeland Security put out a news release on December 12, 2018, titled "Walls Work." The department described building walls that were 30-feet high and said they expected to have more than 120 miles of the barrier constructed by the end of 2019.

The release said that a $5 billion budget in 2019 would enable them to construct "more than 330 miles of border wall.".

Homeland Security described the barrier as a "steel bollard wall.

" The department said it had been erecting the steel barrier in parts of San Diego, El Central and El Paso, described as "Border Patrol's highest priority locations.

Officials explained that the barrier had been "very effective.

" The release mentioned a situation in early December of 2018, "when a violent mob of 1,000 people stormed our Southern border.

" The department said, "there were no breaches along the newly constructed border wall areas.

Homeland Security added in the release that walls are one part of the strategy to secure the southern border.

The release stated that border security "relies on a combination of border infrastructure, technology, personnel and partnerships with law enforcement at the state, local, tribal, and federal level.".

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What I ate on Malaysia Airlines (Kota Kinabalu - Narita) - Duration: 5:03.

Hello!

For today's food review, I am going on MAS airlines...

again.

But this time,

I am going from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia to Narita Airport (Japan).

Just to quickly show you

the interior of the plane. We have a normal food table

and-- what...? No screen?!

Ah-- Err--

I am sitting in the window seat this time.

And...

Still no screen.

Yes...

I have one window. Well, it's practically

not mine because I have no window *cries*

My tiny arm space and a narrow leg space.

Yessss.

Way to enjoy a 5-hour flight.

Well, at least there's as a small screen

Time to take off

YES.

For supper, the choice was between chicken korma and fish curry with rice.

I chose chicken korma and opted out the bread because

carbs in the middle of

the night? NO.

And here are the side dishes: salad and fruits

and~ delicious-looking chicken :)

Pass on the peanuts you you don't eat

to the siblings and...

PERFECT

for the salad there's

celery, carrots, onions, half a cherry tomato and vinegar.

Hence, it tasted a bit sour but the taste is actually slightly strong for supper.

but it's nice though and chicken korma...

delicious-looking :)

it really looks good

Nom nom nom...

Mm!

Nice! Having this after the salad really brings out the savory taste.

The chicken is really flavourful.

There is some cashew nuts as well

Nom nom nom...

Mm! Nice and fluffy :)

Uummmmm

Oh no...

Mom's looking at me...

Anyway, the food temperature is just right but some of the chicken are

a bit dry though.

Last bit of rice.

Nom nom nom...

Fruit! Here I come.

There's watermelon, honeydew and papaya.

Done!

Give me a thumbs up for not wasting my food

Thank you :)

All in all it wasn't a bad meal.

Was it worth being woken up just to eat this?

Maybe. Because the main ingredient on the tray, the chicken, is quite tasty.

Final verdict: 5.5/10! But please still come to Malaysia to try our

locally cooked chicken korma.

The time for breakfast is unknown because I have no

idea when they actually served it because I overslept

so I woke up only to find out that the plane is landing soon and air stewardess

are already collecting food trays.

So, now it's

CLOUD TIME.

Thank you for watching this video. Do leave a comment and tell me your

thoughts. I hope you enjoyed the flight with me!

and thank you for your likes and

subscriptions in advance! Hehe ;)

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What Is Galentine's Day? How Parks and Rec Created a Holiday Celebrating Female Friendships - News T - Duration: 3:52.

 "It's only the best day of the year," the day of "uteruses before duderuses" and "ovaries before brovaries

"  And the off-screen best friends from NBC's popular sitcom, Parks and Recreation, wouldn't be caught missing it

Aubrey Plaza, who played notoriously apathetic intern April Ludgate on the show, shared a sweet selfie with former co-stars, Amy Poehler (Leslie Knope) and Rashida Jones (Ann Perkins), celebrating their Galentine's Day together on Wednesday

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 "happy galentines dayyyyyy," she wrote in the post. The trio celebrated last year as well, keeping up the tradition with other members of the cast

 The iconic celebration is an unofficial holiday that takes place on Feb. 13, the day before Valentine's Day

Its entire premise is that women forget about their husbands, boyfriends or significant others for the day— and solely focus on celebrating the women in their lives

Contrary to the popular criticism that Galentine's Day patronizes single women, the celebration is meant to be a day of empowerment, and a reminder for women to support and uplift one another

 It's about "ladies celebrating ladies," as Poehler's character, Leslie Knope, would put it

 We have the legendary Leslie Knope to thank, circa 2010.  During season 2, episode 16, of Parks and Rec, the world was first introduced to the glory that is Galentine's Day by Poehler's well-loved character

In the episode, Knope explains what Galentine's Day is and arranges for her female friends to "kick it breakfast style," giving out hand-knit presents and essays she wrote about what makes each woman special

Galentine's Day appeared again in a following season.  Since the episode first aired, Leslie Knope's tradition has been popularly adopted, with women all over the world celebrating Galentine's Day

It can be as simple as grabbing a drink or dinner after work, or a movie night (maybe even binge-watching Parks and Rec) with some favorite snacks at home

Others have thrown full-blown parties, and many restaurants and venues have taken to hosting events

 The possibilities for celebrating are endless and unique to each group of friends

At the end of the day it's about spending some quality time with incredible women in your life, being grateful for their friendship and empowering one another

 Like Leslie Knope said, "It's wonderful and it should be a national holiday."

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What Unai Emery said to Lacazette after he was sent off for Arsenal - News Today - Duration: 1:36.

  Unai Emery spoke to Alexandre Lacazette about controlling his frustration after he was sent off for Arsenal in the Europa League

 The Frenchman was shown a straight red card for an elbow on Aleksandar Filipovic late on in the Gunners' 1-0 defeat by BATE Borisov in the competition's round of 32

  Lacazette took to Twitter following the fixture to apologise to the Arsenal fans, while Emery addressed the red card in his post-match press conference

 The Arsenal boss said: "I didn't see the action but we spoke and [his] frustration needs controlling

It's bad news with the red card.    "Next week we aren't going to play with him but now we are going to think with the players that are OK for next week

"  Lacazette will miss the return leg, which Arsenal must win by at least two goals to have any chance of going through

   The striker vowed to come back stronger on Twitter, writing: "Letting the team down like that is the worst feeling

I should have stayed calm but it's not always easy. Sorry.  "There are still 90 minutes to play and I believe that my teammates will make it to the next round

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For more infomation >> What Unai Emery said to Lacazette after he was sent off for Arsenal - News Today - Duration: 1:36.

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REVEALED: How Princess Diana 'KNEW Charles and Camilla were serious' as marriage crumbled - Duration: 2:25.

 When Lady Diana Spencer walked down the aisle in a 25-foot train to marry Prince Charles in 1981, seemingly destined to become Queen, it was considered a fairytale

The marriage was doomed from the start, as the public would come to find out that Charles' heart was tied up with Camilla Parker Bowles, a woman he'd met over a decade prior in 1970

In Amazon Prime's "The Story of Diana", close friends of the Princess of Wales and royal experts reveal that Diana "knew" what was going on between Charles and Camilla, now the Duchess of Cornwall

 The documentary, released in 2017, interviews Sarah Bradford, a royal biographer who claims that by 1986, Diana "knew very well what was going on" with the affair

  ABC's Chris Connolly added: "You could see it in the images. "That was the other thing that was so transfixing about her [Diana]

  "You could tell in the pictures how they were getting along." He noted that, even in the very early royal photographs, there were moments when the couple looked away from each other and seemed ill at ease

  While, in the later years of their marriage, the images were even more telling. One famously awkward photograph showed Diana turning away from Charles as he went to give her a kiss after a polo match in Jaipur, India, in 1992

 Wayne Sleep, a friend of Princess Diana said: "When she realised it was serious [Charles' affair with Camilla], it must've been quite a jolt, you know, probably very upsetting

" Princess Diana felt that she had to give her husband's mistress a piece of her mind, according to archived recordings from National Geographic in 2018, and she did just that at a 40th birthday party for Camilla's sister

   Although the Princess of Wales said that she was "terrified" of Camilla, Diana told her boldly: "I'd just like you to know that I know exactly what is going on

" Dr. James Colthurst, Diana's friend, said: "But the public view was, here was a happy lady having a great time and really enjoying her life

 "And there was a big vacuum around her life. She was very unhappy."  Historian Dr

Amanda Foreman said: "Throughout history, it would come as no surprise that men have often felt that they were entitled to have a mistress on the side

  "But it wasn't just the men. "It was generally accepted among the wives that they had to produce an heir and a spare, and then they could take a lover themselves

That's the way it goes."