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In America, Lee Jun finished high school and entered the University of Washington. He also opened his own, very successful, martial arts school. Soon, Lee Jun changed his name to “Bruce Lee” and began working on the TV series

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In America, Lee Jun finished high school and entered the University of Washington. He also opened his own, very successful, martial arts school. Soon, Lee Jun changed his name to “Bruce Lee” and began working on the TV series

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In America, Lee Jun finished high school and entered the University of Washington. 

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1) bruce lee died in 1973
2) he was born in 1940
3) his real name is Lee-jun-fan
4) he became a child movie star
5) he had to move back to america because he got into a lot of fight
6) he opened up his  own martial arts school
7) he died from MEDICN he took for a HEADACHE

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1: Bruce lees real name was Lee Jun-Fan
2: Bruce Lee was born on november 27th in 1940
3: Bruce was a child movie star
4: Bruce loved to study martial arts
5: Bruce got into alot of fights
6: He opened his own martial arts school
7: He died from medicine he took for his headaches

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1) Bruce Lee's real name was Lee Jun Fan
2) Bruce Lee was born  on November, 27 in 1940
3) In Hong Bruce Lee became a child movie star
4) Bruce Lee enjoyed studying martial arts
5) Bruce Lee was sent back to America because his parents worried about him
6) In America Bruce Lee opened his own martial arts school
7) on July, 20th, 1973 Bruce Lee died from a medicine he was taking for a headache

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1:His real name was lee jun-fan.
2:He was born in november 27, 1940.
3:He became a child movie start.
4:He liked studing martial arts.
5:They send him back to america because he got in street fights and hes parents worried.
6:In america, lee jun finished high school and entered the univercity of washington, he opened a martial arts school and he changed his name to bruce lee.
7:He died because of medicine for his headache.

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1. LEE JUN FAN
2.1941
3. A CHILD MOVIE STAR
4. MARTIAL ARTS
5. HE GOT INTO LOTS OF FIGTS
6. HE OPEND HIS OWN MARTIAL ARTS  SCHOOL
7. HE DIED OF THE MEDICN THAT HE TOOK FOR HEADAKE

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1.his name was lee jun fan
2. he was born 1941 November 27
3. he became a movie star and made 3 movies
4.he enjoys studying martial arts
5. because got in to a lot of street fights
6. he made movies in america
7.he died taking pills. he wanted to take the pills because his head was hurting

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(1)bruce lees real name lee jun (2)he was born on 1941 November 27 (3) he became a child movie star(4) he studied martial arts in the school(5)there parents where worried about lees safety so they sent him back to the US(6)when he got to america he finished school and went to a university in Washington(7)on 1973 July 20th he died of taking medicine for a headache he was only 32 years old.

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1) bruce lees real name Lee Jun. 2) was born on 1941 November 27. 3) Lee become a child movie star. 4) Lee also  studied  martial art in the school. 5) Lee parents where worried about lees safety  and they send back to US. 6) when Lee came to america he finish school and go to university in Washington. 7) on 1973 July 20th he died of talking medicine for a headache he was 32 years old.

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Bruce lees real name is Lee-Jun-Fan. The year of his birth was 1940 on November 27 at a Chineese hospital in san francisco. He is a great actor that did all of his own moves. Unfortunetly he died in the year of 1973 from headache medicine.
He opened up his open martial arts school. His moves were speedy he was like a blur. Bruce lees strength could send a person flying just by putting out a punch wth out stretching.

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(1) Bruce lee's real name was Lee Jun Fan.(2) Bruce Lee was born on November 27, 1941.(3) Bruce Lee became a famous actor once he moved to Hong Kong.(4) Bruce Lee studied martial arts.(5) Bruce Lee's parents sent him back to America because at the time Lee Jun Fan was getting into street fights.(6) What Lee Jun Fan did once he got back to America he went to high school then finished high school and then went to University Of Washington.(7) On July 25th 1973 Bruce Lee died of pills that he took for a headache.

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In 1940, Lee Hoi Chuen, a famous Chinese opera singer, was touring America. On November 27, his son, Lee Jun Fan, was born in the Chinatown district in San Francisco. In 1941 the family returned to Hong Kong.

In Hong Kong, Lee Jun Fan became a child movie star. He appeared in about 20 films in Southeast Asia. Lee also enjoyed studying martial arts. But, Lee Jun also got into trouble. He often got into street fights and his parents worried. So, they sent their son back to America.

In America, Lee Jun finished high school and entered the University of Washington. He also opened his own, very successful, martial arts school. Soon, Lee Jun changed his name to “Bruce Lee” and began working on the TV series, The Green Hornet. The program was very popular in America and a bigger hit in Hong Kong.

Bruce Lee moved back to Hong Kong and starred in three movies, The Chinese Connection, The Return of the Dragon, and Game of Death.

On July 20, 1973, Bruce Lee suddenly died because of medicine he was taking for a headache. He was only 32 years old. He had two funerals; one in Hong Kong and one in America. He is buried at Lake View Cemetery in
Seattle, Washington.

1. What was Bruce Lee’s real name?

2. When was Bruce Lee born?

3. What did Bruce Lee become when his family moved back to Hong Kong?

4. What did Lee enjoy studying?

5. Why did Lee’s parents send him back to America?

6. What did Lee do when he returned to America?

7. What happened to Bruce Lee on July 20th, 1973?

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I learned that if someone get a sample of your DNA they can take all your virtual points cause u can get hacked if u don't update your servers vr is an escape from reality ar is just a modifacation to reality

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1:The first thing i learned is that VR means fully artificial environment
2:The second thing i learned is that AR means virtual objects overlaid on real world environment.
3:The last thing i learned is that virtual reality was for a long time

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something that i learned is that you have to wear a special VR headset to experience virtual  reality, the second thing that i learned is that  you can use snap chat to selfies or filters, the last thing is that most VR are connected to computer.

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virtual reality is where you put on a ver headset and you see things made by digital software headsets like htc vive psvr or oculus ar is like snapchat filters or microsoft mixed reality ar is where it adds virtual things to the real world while still knowing you are in the same world you always where in.

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The first thingI learned is that virtual reality was a thing for a long time.
the second thing i learned are the different features between virtual reality and augment reality
the last thing i learned is that apps on your phone can be forms of Augment reality and virtual reality

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one thing i learned was that vr is very dangourus if it advances in to the future because if your playing with a vr in the street you can get rund over and you can get kiled if their is somthing tragic hapend and ar is when you have like snapchat fillters on or like vertual things around you

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I learned that if someone gets a sample of your DNA they can take all your virtual points from your chip. Also I learned that augmented reality can be items like snapchat filters. Another thing I noticed is that virtual is kind like a different demonsion simulator.

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One thing i noticed was that is in the last video is that she was hacked cause she didn't update he data thing. The second thing i noticed is that AR is like a real world thing but mixed with a bit of VR. The last thing i noticed was that a VR is game in a digital world.

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In oder to use vr you need a vr headset .In pokemen go you use av.Ar is some the you put in to the real world.

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1: Augmented reality: Overlays virtual objects on the real world
2: Virtual Reality: immerses users in a fully artificial digital enviorment
3: they are both technoligies that let you see anything but they have there diffrent ways

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To cut a long story short, here’s the difference between virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies:

Virtual reality (VR) immerses users in a fully artificial digital environment.

Augmented reality (AR) overlays virtual objects on the real-world environment.

Virtual Reality

This technology immerses users in a completely virtual environment that is generated by a computer. The most advanced VR experiences even provide freedom of movement – users can move in a digital environment and hear sounds. Moreover, special hand controllers can be used to enhance VR experiences.

You need to wear a special VR headset to experience virtual reality. Most VR headsets are connected to a computer (Oculus Rift) or a gaming console (PlayStation VR) but there are standalone devices (Google Cardboard is among the most popular) as well. Most standalone VR headsets work in combination with smartphones – you insert a smartphone, wear a headset, and immerse in the virtual reality.

Augmented Reality

In augmented reality, users see and interact with the real world while digital content is added to it. If this sounds unclear think of Pokemon Go – millions of people all over the world have been rushing with their smartphones in search for small virtual creatures. That’s the most vivid example of augmented reality. Or think of Snap Chats selfie filters.

Mixed Reality

Mixed reality that starts with the real world – virtual objects are not just overlaid on the real world but can interact with it. In this case, a user remains in the real-world environment while digital content is added to it; moreover, a user can interact with virtual objects. This form of mixed reality can be considered an advanced form of AR.

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one thing i know is that if a kid goes to that school they get a free bike and shoes and free close and lunch breakefast and dinner and lebbron will action his shoes to make more money for the school

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one thing i know is thatthe best known famous people were movie stars and this four year old named ryan made 11 millon dollars out of his first video so his parentes stoped working  my favirot youtuber is ninja he is a live sreamer in youtube and ninja makes a whohping 13 millon dollars in one live stream

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Basketball star Lebron James has opened a public school for at-risk students in Ohio.

James knows what it’s like to be an at-risk student himself. As a fourth grader, he says, he missed 83 days of school while he and his mother moved from one couch or spare room to the next. He credits mentors, some of whom he met at school, with a turnaround that helped him attend every day of fifth grade — which was also the first year he played organized basketball.

Now, 240 third- and fourth-graders will make up the inaugural class at the I Promise School, which opened this week in James’ hometown of Akron, Ohio.

James, who has won three NBA championships and four league-MVPs, called the school opening the greatest moment of his career.

“Walking these hallways and seeing, when I was driving here, just the streets that I walked, some of the stores are still up when I was growing up,” he told ESPN. “It’s a moment I’ll never forget — and hopefully the kids, starting with the 240 kids that we have going in here right now starting today, will never forget it, either.”

What’s Special About Lebron James’ I Promise School?

The school day runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., along with an extended school year that runs from July through May. During a seven-week summer session, the school will provide STEM-based camps. Students will spend time each day on social-emotional learning.

Nutrition is also central to the school’s mission. Every day students will receive free breakfast, lunch, snacks and drinks. They will have access to a fitness trainer. James says that, as a kid, he used his bicycle to explore different neighborhoods of Akron — so he gave one to every incoming student.

Students get one other notable benefit: If they successfully complete the school program and graduate from high school, James will cover their full tuition at the local public college, University of Akron.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMEcUa3mcds

https://nba.nbcsports.com/2018/07/29/lebron-james-speaks-on-opening-of-i-promise-school-in-akron-video/

https://channel961.iheart.com/featured/brooke-morrison/content/2018-07-31-lebron-james-takes-us-on-a-tour-of-his-new-i-promise-school-in-akron/

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one thing i know is that in the past the most famous people were chiled

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"Ryan ToysReview" took off. Views started doubling every month. In January of 

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1:The first thing i learned is that youtubers make a lot of money when many people see their videos 2:The last thing i learned is that youtubers make 10 dollars per view3:The last thing i learned is that Ryan started making videos when he was 4 year old. My favorite youtuber is SML movies. To be famous they do pupet videos. I like them because their videos are funny. They make 32.k-516.1k a month,

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The first thing i learned is that youtubers make 10$ per viewer.
the second thing i learned is that child celebrities are doing better then adult celebrities
the last thing i learned is that Ryan toys review does better then  most YouTubers
my favorite youtuber is CrankGamePlays . He makes videos mostly about gaming but sometimes he does challenge videos with his friends.
I like this channel mostly because he is funny to watch

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The kid have over 10 moillion subscribers.He has 16 moillion views.He started his youtube channel when he is 3.Lanzhanfei is my favorite youtubeer beacuse he is funny and he is good at the games .He makes 1355720 doller.

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the fist thing that i learned is that Ryan's have over 10 million subscribers the second thing is that Ryan's star to make videos in Youtube at 3 years old the last thing that i learned is that you get 10 dollars per view. my favorite youtuber is Kimberly Loaiza she made some videos of challenge and she make

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3 things I learned i that 2 years ago Ryan earned 11 millon dollars . Before his parents started paying taxes. His videos has over sixty million views which  is at least 60,000,000 dollars

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Ryan toys review is estimated to be a multi million air MY favorite youtuber is a guy named FUNKe he does videos on games and sometimes often makes opinions on thing of a game or why a game is lacking he is making 187$-3k a month in a year he makes 2.2k$-35.8$ i also learned that youtube gets the money to pay youtubers by the ads they put on a video the more adds the more money that youtuber makes in 2017 it is said that dan tdm has made more than 5million dollars in that one year.

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You get 10 dollars per view. Ads are the reason youtube gets money. The reason people are most famous on youtube is most likely because of gaming.most people just want to see someone play a game.My favorite you tuber is reaction time because he uploads daily and makes everything he says funny with editing.40,000,000 million dollars.

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CPM (cost per thousand) is an industry term that represents revenue per thousand views. On average income for each YouTube content creator was $10 per every thousand views. A video with 500 views would have earned roughly $5,000.

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Since it launched in 2005, YouTube has become the de facto launchpad for the next generation of internet celebrities.

It's no secret that YouTube's biggest stars are using sponsored videos and advertising to make a living on the platform in addition to making a name for themselves.

Over the past few years, some of them have even snagged big-time shows from services like Netflix or YouTube Red, the company's subscription tier.

But who on YouTube is getting paid the most?

Forbes recently published its look at which YouTube stars made the most money in 2017. The publication based its rankings on raw estimates of pretax earnings.
Here they are: Nathan McAlone and Maya Kosoff contributed to an earlier version of this post.

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MEET THE YOUTUBE MILLIONAIRES: These are the 10 highest-paid YouTube stars of 2017

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In the past, the best-known child celebrities were usually young movie actors. These days, however, many of the most famous child stars are not actors at all. Instead, they are stars on YouTube.

One of the biggest of these young YouTube celebrities is a 6-year-old named Ryan, who plays with toys. Videos of Ryan playing entertain millions of children across the globe.

Since he was 3 years old, Ryan's parents have been capturing videos of him opening toys. They take videos of him playing with the toys and "reviewing" them. The videos are then posted on their YouTube channel, "Ryan ToysReview."

Ryan's last name is a secret. So is where he lives. There's a good reason for that: Thanks to his videos, Ryan has become a multi-millionaire. Forbes magazine just put out a list of the highest-paid people on YouTube. Ryan was listed at number eight. He earned $11 million between June 1, 2016, and June 1, 2017. That was before before his family paid taxes.

Explosion In Number Of Viewers

Soon the boy started playing with not just one toy at a time, but two, and then dozens. After about four months, his YouTube channel saw an explosion in the number of viewers. This happened because of a video of Ryan reviewing 100 toy cars at once.

"Ryan ToysReview" took off. Views started doubling every month. In January of 2016, he hit 1 million subscribers. A year later, he had more than 5 million. Now, he's at more than 10 million subscribers. His videos have over 16 million views.

There are many ads on Ryan's YouTube channel. When millions of people see that Ryan loves a toy, that means good sales for that product in the stores. Each time someone clicks on one of Ryan's videos, his family makes money.

Children everywhere have become hooked on Ryan's videos. They watch for hours a day. For some of his youngest fans, Ryan is not just some stranger on the Internet. He is their friend.

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i learned that many people are doing the in my feelings challenge and are getting hurt because of it
i also learned that Shiggy started the trend
the last thing i learned is that you can now get fined

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the guy who started it was Shiggy. He says he didn't mean it like your supposed to jump out of a moving car.mDoing the dance out on the street is now illegal.

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one thing that i learned is that people get  out of the car and some people can get hurt. the second thing is that over 200,000 posts on the challenge was all over instagram, the last thing is that the challenge get at all the world.

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1:The first thing i learned was that many people are getting injured wild doing the challenge
2:many people are jumping out of there cars
3:kiki is a dangerous challenge

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the Keke challenge is a new trend started by a guy dancing in the middle of the road while blasting drakes new hit song in my feelings over 200,000 posts on the challenge was all over instagram now celebs are doing the challenge the NYPD has now made a Statment that if you are caught doing the challenge then you will be fined

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Kiki is a dangerous challenge it involves u hoping out a  moving car and dancing the problem  with that is that people are getting hit by cars and also breaking bones in there body also Shiggy started it

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Things that i learned i that people were violating the speed limit trying to do the in my feelings  challenge. Another thing that i learned is that people has been getting severely injured trying to do the challenge better than the next but taking it to a whole new level. Not only that celebrities are also doing it for example Will smith did it on top of bridge .

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The keke challenge makes people jump out cars.The keke challenge is made by a person dancing on the rode.One guy got his car stole because of the keke challenge

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one thing i know about the shiggi challenge is that there was over 200,000 posts of the dance and cerlebertys did the dance to but the first person to do it was this guy named shiggi and the last thing is the cops said they will start to arest people

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1:the challange is dangerous
2: Shiggy Started the challange
3: The NTSB Say the challange could leave you with broken body parts

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One thing i noticed was that in Shiggy video's he wasn't out of the car [ MOVING CAR} so he didn't get hurt. Another thing i noticed was that people that did the challenge did get hurt. The last thing i noticed was that the challenge went all went all around the world

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CBS News - The "In My Feelings" challenge took social media by storm this month, with thousands of people recording themselves dancing to rapper Drake's new hit song. The dance challenge was started by online personality Shiggy, but since then it's escalated to a new, dangerous level, with some people recording themselves jumping out of moving cars to dance.

Police departments and safety officials around the world are warning against the trend, and in some cases reprimanding people who take part in this extreme version of it.

On June 29, Shiggy posted a video to Instagram showing himself dancing in the street to Drake's "In My Feelings." The video went viral, and thousands of people, including celebrities, started filming and posting their own homemade music videos.

Singer Ciara and her husband, NFL star Russell Wilson, shot their video in Cape Town, South Africa. Will Smith did his own "In My Feelings" dance on top of a bridge in Budapest. And that's just a start. A search of the hashtag #InMyFeelingsChallenge on Instagram pulls up over 200,000 posts.

But the challenge soon morphed into something more extreme. Not only are people dancing to "In My Feelings," but they are jumping out of moving cars and busting a move in the middle of a street. People are trying to top others' videos, and are getting hurt in the process.

While some people appeared to successfully hop out of a slow-moving car and dance alongside it, others have been injured trying to replicate the stunt. Some people recorded themselves falling out of the moving car. Others danced alongside their cars on a busy street, running the risk of getting hit by oncoming vehicles. A few have even posted videos of themselves getting hit while dancing in the street.

The challenge has promoted some police departments in the U.S. and worldwide to issue warnings. InMassachusetts, Police Chief Joseph Solomon called the challenge "super dangerous" and urged people not to try it.

On Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) got into the act and issued a warning against the challenge as well. The NTSB shared a link to its statement via Twitter, saying "We have some thoughts about the #InMyFeelings challenge. #Distraction in any mode is dangerous & can be deadly."

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/ntsb-issues-warning-over-challenge-inspired-by-drakes-in-my-feelings/

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xxxtentacion was shot and killed 2.he was robed for 50,000 3.he was depressed

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Tupac Shakur Inducted To Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

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"Changes"
(feat. Talent)

[2Pac:]
I see no changes, wake up in the morning and I ask myself:
"Is life worth living? Should I blast myself?"
I'm tired of being poor and, even worse, I'm black
My stomach hurts so I'm looking for a purse to snatch
Cops give a damn about a negro
Pull the trigger, 🤬 a 🤬, he's a hero
"Give the crack to the kids: who the 🤬 cares?
One less hungry mouth on the welfare!"
First ship 'em dope and let 'em deal to brothers
Give 'em guns, step back, watch 'em 🤬 each other
"It's time to fight back," that's what Huey said
Two shots in the dark, now Huey's dead
I got love for my brother
But we can never go nowhere unless we share with each other
We gotta start making changes
Learn to see me as a brother instead of two distant strangers
And that's how it's supposed to be
How can the 🤬 take a brother if he's close to me?
I'd love to go back to when we played as kids
But things change... and that's the way it is

[Talent:]
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah

[2Pac:]
I see no changes, all I see is racist faces
Misplaced hate makes disgrace to races
We under, I wonder what it takes to make this
One better place, let's erase the wasted
Take the evil out the people, they'll be acting right
'Cause both Black and White are smoking crack tonight
And the only time we chill is when we 🤬 each other
It takes skill to be real, time to heal each other
And although it seems heaven-sent
We ain't ready to see a black president
It ain't a secret, don't conceal the fact:
The penitentiary's packed, and it's filled with blacks
But some things will never change
Try to show another way, but you staying in the dope game
Now tell me, what's a mother to do?
Being real don't appeal to the brother in you
You gotta operate the easy way
"I made a G today," but you made it in a sleazy way
Selling crack to the kids
"I gotta get paid!", well hey, but that's the way it is

[Talent:]
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah

[2Pac talking:]
We gotta make a change
It's time for us as a people to start making some changes
Let's change the way we eat, let's change the way we live
And let's change the way we treat each other
You see the old way wasn't working
So it's on us to do what we gotta do to survive

[2Pac:]
And still I see no changes
Can't a brother get a little peace?
It's war on the streets and a war in the Middle East
Instead of war on poverty
They got a war on 🤬 so the police can bother me
And I ain't never did a crime I ain't have to do
But now I'm back with the facts giving it back to you
Don't let 'em jack you up, back you up
Crack you up and 🤬-smack you up
You gotta learn to hold your own
They get jealous when they see you with your mobile phone
But tell the cops they can't touch this
I don't trust this, when they try to rush I bust this
That's the sound of my tool
You say it ain't cool, my mama didn't raise no fool
And as long as I stay black, I gotta stay strapped
And I never get to lay back
'Cause I always got to worry 'bout the payback
Some buck that I roughed up way back
Coming back after all these years
"Rat-a-tat-tat-tat-tat!" That's the way it is

[Talent:]
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah
(You're my brother, you're my sister)
That's just the way it is
Things'll never be the same
That's just the way it is
Aww yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3rMOjb5OgQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXvBjCO19QY

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AI is things like Siri on your phone and even one day robots there is all ready a robot coming out next year it relates to emotions in the films the robot Blinky got mistreated and they made him go crazy and 🤬 the family police and the kid the robots felt love for a bit but then got mistreated and went cray and killed there owners

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Artificial intelligence is fake emotions .
they relate to emotions because they act human
they interact with humans by talking and taking care of them

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one thing that all three movies have in common is that all the robots feel like there being treated unfairly, like in the movie Blinky the boy asked to much of the robots. The robots had feelings too.

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I learned that Robots can be super intelligent because of their emotion. Another thing i learned is that the robots eventually connect with the human emotion, the humans buy the robots for the kid mostly to keep them busy after awhile when the robot gets comfortable and starts to learn and feel. The kid is already bored by then. which leads the robot from how they've been treating him to learn how to act the same way.

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One thing in common in all 3 movies is that the robots all had feelings.Another thing is that they all had a family.Lastly the robots in all the movies the robots killed there families. Artificial intelligence is how smart robots can be with doing every thing there owner says and commands them to do.

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the first thing that i learned is that the robots in all the movies the robots killed there families.the second thing is that the robot eventually connect with the human.the third thing is that the robots gets comfortable and starts to learn and feel.

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the first thing i learned was that "artifical intelligence" can be emotions,another thing i learned is that in the movie "blinky" the robot was really nice to alex but alex was going through a really hard time so he was taking it all on blinky, so blinky went crazy cause he had emotion and wanted to be loved so he killed alex and fed him to his parents. in the last movie "abe" i learned that the robot had a family and loved them really much but they didnt love him as much as he loved them which caused him to find a girl and "fix" her.

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Is when a robot  is getting intelligent. It relates because first they love the people than they change and they started to 🤬 people.First they love the people they didn't care what they told them to do but than they notice that the people wasn't giving them love and they wanted love so they killed the people because they were not been nice to them

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Robots have feelings like blinky.Blinky killed the kind and the dad,mom.They are kind but there feelings keep getting hurt by humans.

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The first thing in noticed about them three is that in ever short film there is a robots about killing people. The second thing i noticed was that is that all the robots had good emotions and then they turned into bad emotions. Artificial intelligence is a person that is very very smart and or a robot that is very smart. It relates to emotions because being bad and or mad is an emotion. The robots interacted with human by talking with them.

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one thing that all the robots have in common is feelings they get mad or sad artificial intelligence is like when you ask a robot to do something for you it does it

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artificial intelligence is when a robot goes from following orders to to having there own mind and making its own decision

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Artificial Intelligence Relates to robots because In Blinky Alex was being rude to Blinky so Blinky killed Alex and cooked him. And in Rise all the robots are being destroyed because they have gotten smarter. And in Abe the robot had a family he loved them but that family stopped loving him so he tried to "Fix them" bet ended up killing them. This all connects because it relates to Artificial Intelligence because all the robots started acting almost human like they had feelings and emotions they started to get smarter and smarter .

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The first thing that i learned was that their is going to be some robots next year.Another thing that i learned is that the robots are going to take some jobs.The last thing i learned is that their is going to be some cars that humans don't need to drive.

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One thing i learned is that the robots can hold up to 30 pounds for 90 plus minutes.Another i learned is that the robots can pick its self up if it falls.Lastly i learned that the robot can put dishes away and throw cans and garbage away

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i learned that people are working on robots that can do more then we think
i learned that robots might take our jobs one day.
the last thing i learned is that robots are coming to stores next year

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i learned that robots will start taking people jobs 1 by 1 for example supermarkets have self check out witch means that we wont need cashiers no more and there will be robotic dogs for your service

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one thing that i know about the robot is that it will come out next year the robot can hold up to 30 pounds in a charge of 90 minuts it can do the dishis and can do the trash

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in 2019 1,000 of mecanical best friends are gonna be realesed. it can carry about 30 pounds in a 90 min charge. So far we dont know the price but it is going to come out 2019 in july

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One thing i noticed was that they are releasing it in July 2019 [ next year ]. Other thing is that i think that the dogs are going to be a great idea. The last thing i noticed was that they are going to be a good idea in getting robots jobs in the future.

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the robot is able to lift up to 30 pounds. its very handy, most of the time. there still making perfecting it so its not finished.

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one thing i learned is that the robots can hold up to 30 pounds for 90 plus minutes.Another thing i learned is that the robot can pick its self up if it falls.Lastly i learned that the robot can put stuff in the

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A robot called SpotMini is coming in July of 2019 by Boston Dynamics in 2019 1000 of these robots will go on sale we still do not the price of this robot but it might be expensive it can do simple every day tasks like putting the dishes in the dish washer and give you a can of soda the robot goes on retail on July of 2019

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one thing i learned about spotmini robots is that they are going to come out 2019,another thing i leaned is that these robots can pick up at least 30 pounds.the last thing i learned is that it can be operated for 90 minutes

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one thing that i learned is that the sportMini robot is going next year.the second thing is that that can carry 30 pounds in a 90 minutes. the last thing is that the robots can took over our jobs like  cooker.

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The spotmini robot is going to come next year.The robots can took over our jobs like cooker.The robots can also help you do thing that you can't do.

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The SpotMini can carry up to 30 pounds with the time limit of 90 minutes with a single charge. Also the SpotMini robot will be coming out some time in july in the year of 2019. Another thing i learned is that the four legged machine is at least 2.75 tall.

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If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em: That seems to be Boston Dynamics‘ attitude toward the inevitable rise of the machine.

The engineering and robotics design company plans to launch its canine-like SpotMini bot next year.

By July 2019, the Massachusetts-based firm will be on pace to annually produce 1,000 of man’s mechanical best friends, according to Inverse.

“The SpotMini robot … is one that was motivated by thinking about something that could go in an office—in a more accessible place for business applications. Or in a home, eventually,” co-founder Marc Raibert said during TechCrunch’s TC Session: Robotics event in May.

Small and nimble, the 2.75-foot-tall, four-legged machine inherited the mobility of big brother Spot, with an added ability to pick up and handle objects using its claw-like arm and perception sensors.

Considered Boston Dynamics’ “quietest robot” yet, SpotMini can carry a 30-pound payload while operating for up to 90 minutes on a single charge.

The first 100 commercial robots will begin production later this year.

“We’ve built 10 by hand, we’re building 100 with manufacturers at the end of this year, and at the end of 2019, we’re going to begin production at the rate of about 1,000 a year,” Raibert said, as reported by Inverse.

There is no word yet on pricing. But Raibert has boasted that the current prototype’s manufacturing costs are about 10 time less than its previous iteration.

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one thing that i learned is that 8,000 Starbucks stores close.the second thing is that they called the cups because two black person was waiting  for there friend. the last thing is that stores closed for three hours or longer staring 1 p.m or 2 p.m across the U.S. Tuesday.

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One thing I learned was that about 8,000 Starbucks stores closed for about 3 hours because a Starbuck store called the police on two African men waiting for a friend. Another thing I learned was that more then 18,000 employees are taking racial profile training. The last thing i learned was that Starbucks lost about $12 Million dollars.

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every starbucks closed for three hours and that cost them a whoping 12 millon dollars up to 108,000 emoloyes resived the training and they let go of the two men and the police apoligized

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I learned that StarBucks started a new type of training so everyone feels confrotable
i also learned that several StarBucks closed because thay called the cops on 2 black people just for sitting down
the last thing i learned is that StarBucks could have avoided this if they never called the police

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one thing i learned was that 8,000 Starbucks stores closed for about 3 hours because a Starbucks store in Philly called the cops on two black people for being at the store and not buying nothing and one of the two men asked two use the restroom

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probably all of the star bucks places were closed so they could teach there employees how to greet customers normally and how not to be racist. the employees were treating them unequal, the managers showed the employees how it felt to be treated that way.

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I learned that white people are learning to at least try to respect african americans because now at this point there job is on the line. Also starbucks could get shut down because of one resist employee one also more than 8,000 starbucks were closed for 3 hours because an owner of starbucks in philly called the cops on two black man because they werent buying they were just trying to use the bathroom

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one thing i learned is that starbucks lost over 12 million dollars in profit.Another thing i learned is that over 1000 stores got closed worldwide.Lastly the starbucks were closed and the employes had to basic race training.

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In a Starbucks 2 Employees called the cops on 2 black men for sitting and using the bathroom and waiting for there friend the CEO of Starbucks said that over 8000 Starbucks stores will take classes for racial training it and 8000 stores will close and it is estimated that they will lose more then $12 million people also posted a video of the incident on all forms of social media like youtube twitter and Facebook.

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One thing i noticed is that when they shutdown Starbucks for the after noon they lost 12Million dollars of profit/money. Other thing i noticed is that the two black males were arrested but later got apologized by the police and Starbucks workers. The last thing i noticed was that Starbucks closed down to do training for racial bias.

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i thing i learned is that starbucks lost 12 million dollars by closing down the stores, another thing i learned is that 8,000 starbucks across the nation closed down for this racial bias training. the last thing i learned is that this happened because two black man were waiting for their friend and the manager told them to leave since they didnt buy anything and they called the police on them for trespassing and soon apologized to them

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They called the cop because tow black person waiting for there friend.They lost more then 12 million.They had a not to be races class.

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Starbucks attempted a dramatic move toward racial reconciliation Tuesday as it closed 8,000 stores across the nation for an afternoon of anti-bias training.

Up to 180,000 employees at Starbucks stores and at its headquarters received training from a "tool kit" with a "focus on understanding prejudice and the history of public accommodations in the United States." Starbucks also said future training will address "all aspects of bias and experience."

Stores closed for three hours or longer starting at 1 p.m. or 2 p.m., across the U.S. Tuesday.

The training followed an incident at a Starbucks store in Philadelphia in April in which a manager called police on two African-American men who were quietly waiting for a friend. Her complaint: They hadn't bought anything. Staffers also denied letting one use a restroom. Police arrested the pair for trespassing, but they were later let go without charges and Starbucks and police apologized.

With demonstrators marching on the Philadelphia store chanting "A whole lot of racism, a whole lot of 🤬, Starbucks coffee is anti-black" after the incident came to light, CEO Kevin Johnson ordered the anti-racial bias training session.

The sessions began after the lunch rush. The training is going to be expensive, with some experts estimating the undertaking will cost more than $12 million in lost profit alone.

Executive Chairman Howard Schultz said he considered the training necessary. Starbucks also offered a chance to talk to a few employees that it has selected later int eh day. The company's plan to shield the sessions from outsiders, including members of the media, isn't unusual and may actually help the company achieve its goals.

"An important part of discussing sensitive topics like race, class, gender and sexuality is creating safe spaces for open dialogue. You cannot accomplish that goal with people external to the exercise disrupting these safe spaces," said Dr. Nsenga K. Burton an expert on the intersection of race, class, gender and sexuality and media and chair of Mass Media at Clark Atlanta University.

"Whether we want to admit it or not, we all have unconscious biases," Schultz said at the 2015 session held at the California African American Museum in Los Angeles.

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