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Its Thursday night, but let's try not to think about the fact that I have an assignment ue at 6am, a exam and a project due Friday night. Instead, let me head on down to 6th street and find that one girl that wants to dance all night with me

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Our whole mentality that you must be on time, but what is on time exactly? I guess Karen feels waiting a couple days is too long to be waiting for a date to arrive. Talk about anticipation.

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Uploaded by Melanie Lanza on 2014-04-27.

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The cultural difference offers a much more loose concept of appointment, timeframes and schedules. In fact, relationships and trust offer much more meaning than agendas. Hence, you see more people of this mindset able to "chew the fat"

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Think about this depiction of culture: a RABBIT is on a schedule! This concept of time is very rigid, stringent and agenda-based that it sacrifices the finer aspects of why we are dependent on time.

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Alice in Wonderland: I'm Late & Down the Rabbit Hole

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Existentialism is the belief that our only purpose come from what we make it, our will and our actions. This idea rejects outside inspiration or motivation to deal with life and its problms

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Inner Direction emphasizes elf achievement in the will of the mind. Meditation is channeling energy of the body into food for the mind, unlike the reliance of sustenance to keep the body going

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Preservation of elements of nature and the aesthetics are a sense of an outer mentality, exhibited through this wildlife and habitat preservation sign

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An over-adoration of the perceived "awesomeness" of the world can lead to an individual giving one's self away at to the ideals of nature and beauty

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Class. Race. ethnicity. All ascribed statuses granted by birth. But this individual did not let such beliefs defined him, and worked his way to the top by performing feats that no African American had hitherto even attempted.

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The slightly explicit but hilarious comedy of Katt Williams notes the hurdles that a tiger must achieve to inherit the title, "king of the jungle" , but in fact, the tiger is the tiger no matter what.

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American Zoo - Katt Williams: It's Pimpin' Pimpin'

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Katt's stand-up bit on the hilarious parallels between the tigers in the zoo and the racial divides that still exist. Previous Video: http://bit.ly/1IR9q4G Next Video: http://bit.ly/1JhAtfh Get the best of Katt here: https://goo.gl/vwNhpv Buy the Audio CD from iTunes: http://apple.co/1IqHFyX Buy or Rent from iTunes: http://apple.co/2evQZhh Click for more Kush Comedy!

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His Holiness represents a position bestowed upon by pure luck it seems like. There was nothing on his part to assume the position of the Dalai Lama, but he was so divinely inspired with the aura of the previous Lamas that he inherited the title.

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The most powerful position in the world, a man with authority to change the lives of billions, is a position that is not bestowed upon through status or nepotism, but through merit and achievement.

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The Trump administration's use of Fake News And Alternative Facts really emphasizes how the government is trying to keep the people in the dark, reducing the credibility of media and privatizing information

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China has launched a Donald Trump-style attack on foreign media, branding claims that a leading human rights lawyer was tortured by government agents fake news.

Xinhua, the government's official news agency, accused the overseas media of "hyping" a series of "cleverly orchestrated lies" by publishing reports about the plight of attorney Xie Yang, who was detained in July 2015 at the start of a crackdown known as China's war on law.

Reports about Xie's alleged torture by security agents surfaced on overseas human rights websites late last year. More detailed accounts of similar claims subsequently appeared in newspapers including the Guardian, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and Japan's Asahi Shimbun.

Experts said the allegations, while impossible to verify, were consistent with abuses previously documented by human rights groups.

On Thursday, however, China's Communist party-controlled media launched unusually pointed criticism over the claims that Xie had been abused, directing its ire against four articles published by overseas websites focused on human rights in October and November 2016.

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Investigations reveal "torture stories" about Chinese lawyer Xie Yang are nothing but cleverly orchestrated lies

Xinhua's English-language rebuttal of those torture allegations said: "The stories were essentially fake news."

It alleged the reports had been "entirely fabricated" by Jiang Tianyong, another prominent human rights lawyer who disappeared last November after being seized by police.

An unverified Twitter account believed to belong to the state council information office, the propaganda arm of China's cabinet, tweeted a link to Xinhua's article with the message:

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It seems to be a fashion for some to believe those imagination & prejudice-based "torture stories". https://t.co/Yb0AN5oIkx

Xinhua claimed an independent team had been sent to investigate claims of Xie's mistreatment and concluded the "so-called torture did not happen".

Its reporters, who were given access to both detained men, claimed Xie said he was in good physical condition and was being treated well by prison guards who were giving him nine hours' sleep each day and "decent food".

The Southern Metropolis Daily newspaper claimed Jiang had encouraged Xie's wife, Chen Guiqiu, to invent the torture claims.

It alleged she did so believing that once such information was handed to foreign diplomats and reporters it would "spread like wildfire". Foreign journalists were "great enthusiasts" for negative stories about the Chinese government and saw information about torture, human rights issues and the rule of law as "treasure", it added.

David Bandurski, an expert on Chinese journalism from the University of Hong Kong, said Beijing had long used the concept of fake news to discredit reporting it did not approve of.

"Fake news has been an accusation levelled at western media coverage of China for many, many years," he said, pointing to a 2009 article in Seeking Truth, the Communist party publication, that claimed foreign reporters were using fake news "to blacken China's reputation".

"There are many unfortunate parallels between the language used by Mr Trump on the media and the sorts of attacks we've seen in authoritarian countries like China," Bandurski said.

Sarah Cook, a senior research analyst for east Asia at the Freedom House advocacy group, said the attempt to cast Xie's alleged torture as fake news was part of an attempt to smear the lawyers and activists targeted by the crackdown.

Beijing was using such articles "to try to justify what they are doing to these very brave and courageous and generally honest people", she said.

But Cook said China's fake news claim also underlined how Trump's use of the concept to discredit unwanted press coverage was being picked up by different authoritarian regimes and leaders and state media around the world.

The US president's repeated attacks on the media not only made it harder for Washington to criticise press freedom violations elsewhere but also provided "cover for regimes like the one in Beijing" to attack the press, Cook said, adding: "I'm assuming they must be pretty pleased."

Patrick Poon, a Hong Kong-based Amnesty International activist, said while China's state-run media routinely accused foreign counterparts of producing biased or inadequately sourced articles about the country, it was rare for the charge of fake news to be made.

"It seems the Chinese media is borrowing the term from Donald Trump to discredit the western media," Poon said. "It is really worrying."

Poon described the state media stories attacking the torture claims as unconvincing and full of inconsistencies.

The reports about Xie's alleged torture published in the Guardian, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Asahi Shimbun were based on detailed transcripts of conversations between the prisoner and two of his lawyers, Chen Jiangang and Liu Zhengqing, that took place in January.

Chinese reports did not directly refer to those stories or interviews but instead focused on four less detailed accounts that were published late last year by dissident-run human rights websites including China Free Press and Boxun.

Cook said Xinhua's report appeared to have been at least partly fabricated and that China's claims about fake news appeared to be "a propaganda strategy, to muddy the water surrounding these allegations" of torture. "The whole thing strikes me as very suspicious," she said.

Speaking to Reuters, Xie's lawyer Chen said his client's torture claims were genuine.
Additional reporting by Wang Zhen Topics

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China accuses western media of fake news about human rights

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China has launched a Donald Trump-style attack on foreign media, branding claims that a leading human rights lawyer was tortured by government agents fake news. Xinhua, the government's official news agency, accused the overseas media of "hyping" a series of "cleverly orchestrated lies" by publishing reports about the plight of attorney Xie Yang, who was detained in July 2015 at the start of a crackdown known as China's war on law.

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6lack, a new artist in the hip hop/r&b scene, has crossed the boundaries of tradition music in this genre by taking a specificity approach, opening up about his relationships, his emotions, and his past

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This excerpt from "Hitch" describes the Diffuseness aspect of desiring to think in terms of principles and objectives rather than background and future of ideas/visions

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Hitch (1/8) Movie CLIP - Shock and Awe (2005) HD

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Hitch movie clips: http://j.mp/1CLVEhx BUY THE MOVIE: http://bit.ly/2gI3s2j WATCH ON CRACKLE: http://bit.ly/2dyifN3 Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u2y6pr CLIP DESCRIPTION: Albert (Kevin James) tries out his new shock and awe" approach to get Allegra ("Amber Valletta) to notice him, but takes it a little further than he intended.

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In a comically humiliating scene form "Daddy's Day Care", The character displays a quality of specifics in trying to address the woman, failingly, by a title

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Marvin becomes awkwardly smitten and signs on as the third "daddy."

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Instrumentals of turkish music are very delicate, intricate and composed of many different instruments. The collectivist nature through which musicians come together and collaborate is exhibited in this video

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"Katyusha" turkish saz, bağlama. AVA ethno-fusion band.

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Ethnic fusion cover version of russian song "Katyusha". AVA ethno-fusion band: Aleksandr Kolinchenko - guitar, Vladimir Zagitov - saz/bağlama, Albert Gabbasov - vargan.

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Unlike many "So you think you can dance" highlights that emphasize the perfectionism of soloist and group numbers, this Indian dance, Garbha, shows how people can come together and just feel the music along with their friends and family.

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A artistic african work that depicts the human form as... well... not human form. The juxtaposition of coloration and contouring provides an approach to painting and art atypical of perfectionism and mirroring usually seen.

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Frankstein exhibits an individualistic approach gone awry. The development and overall creation of the monster prescribes an affinity for something distinct, unlike traits than any otherr human can offer. It is so divergent it has garnered its own horror movie.

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In the eyes of a particularist, this man was the epitome of divergence, diversity and freedom. He depicted and set an example of what life can be like, united and harmonious, without stringent adherence to rules.

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As universalist way of looking at this man and his leadership would suggest that you is a hero, an idol, an esteemed figure. What he did what nothing more than follow the status quo, emphasize the rules, and eliminate divergents.

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This element is the other extreme of what happens in sports, as exhibited in the last photo. Here is an exaggerated example of fans and sports fanatics that tell officials and coaches to "just let them play the game".

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Here's just a little example of what happens when Universalism is exaggerated. Rules are everything, and so the fun and competitiveness in a sport like basketball is negated because individuals are too stringent on the rules.

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This is me performing at the International Festival of Language and Culture in Tirana, Albania. What an incredible experience!

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IFLC Albania 2016 - Counting Stars (USA)

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Hi, my name is Ty Temple, I was born in Maryland, however I now reside in San Antonio and I'm a freshman Business Major at UT Austin, but music and culture are also two of my biggest passions. I speak 3 languages, and I also sing in 6: Albanian, Arabic, Turkish, Spanish, Hindi, and English. I plan to to innovate the music industry through the integration of different cultures and languages in music, as well as connect the world through these lenses. One could also say I have a knack for "random" talents: a Jack of all trades one may say. Honestly, I love connecting and bonding with people and so I try my best to learn new things to help achieve this. Well, except for my baking skills. I picked that up because I love to eat!