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Kim Jong-un's LETTER OF DEATH: North Korea 'preparing imminent nuclear attack' on USA

In a personal message sent to Vladimir Putin, reportedly claimed it was preparing an. The Russian leader then passed the intelligence on to Washington, which prompted Donald Trump to tone down his rhetoric during his East Asian trip this week,.

The revelation comes as President Trump met with his Russian counterpart at a major trade summit in Vietnam this week.  Valentina Matvienko, Russias Chairwoman of the Federation Council, reportedly revealed last month she had received a letter sent from Pyongyang addressed to Mr Putin.

Sources claim the letter contained a direct warning of an imminent nuclear attack on the US.   However the Kremlin has since denied reports of the message, with officials saying they were "unaware" of any letter.

  The US leader has been engaged in a bitter war of words with dictator Kim, with the pair trading insults and threats of nuclear war for months.

  But although Mr Trump warned the tyrant "do not try us" while in Seoul this week, he refrained from the sort of personal insults he has previously used, including labelling Kim "little rocket man".

While addressing South Korean leaders on the ever-increasing threat posed by the nuclear-armed North, the US leader directed some of his words at the war-crazed tyrant.

He said: "The weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger. Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned.

It is a hell that no person deserves. Mr Trump was in Seoul on November 7 as part of a.

The South Korean capital is just 35 miles from the heavily fortified Demilitarised Zone where Kim has thousands of heavy weapons trained on the sprawling city.

The President's trip was chiefly aimed at trade and drumming up support for a solution to the North Korean crisis.   .

But despite refraining from personal insults for the majority of the tour, last night Mr Trump referred to Kim as "short and fat" in a Tweet.

He said: "Why would Kim Jong-un insult me by calling me 'old,' when I would NEVER call him '"short and fat?'  "Oh well, I try so hard to be his friend - and maybe someday that will happen!" The President is in the Philippines today and tomorrow to meet with controversial President Rodrigo Duterte.

North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programme has greatly advanced since Kim came to power in June 2016.

He continues to plough money in to researching and developing the long-range rockets needed to deliver their deadly payloads to targets on the mainland US.

In July, the regime successfully launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) which analysts say has the ability to reach the west coast of the United States.

US military experts believe the North has at least four nuclear warheads which are small enough to attach to the rockets. .

The regime could also possess the technology to produce hugely destructive hydrogen bombs, after South Korean intelligence saw signs of a suspected H-bomb test in September.   Kim's regime claimed it successfully detonated a 120 kiloton device which it says is small enough to be carried on one of its missiles.

By comparison, the nuclear bomb which left Hiroshima in ruins in the final days of World War Two had the destructive power of around 20 kilotons. Most of Britain's submarine-based Trident nuclear weapons have yields of between 80 and 100 kilotons.   .

And the Pentagon estimates the regime has around 200 launchers dotted across the hermit state, which can be equipped to fire short and medium range missiles.

Those weapons lack the range to reach America, but could strike most of East Asia as well as the US Pacific territories.  Kim's last ballistic missile test was carried out on September 15, terrifying residents of Japan's northernmost island Hokkaido as it blasted overhead before landing in the Pacific Ocean.  The dictator has previous threatened to use his Hwasong-14 long-range rockets to target the US territory of Guam.

For more infomation >> Kim Jong-un's LETTER OF DEATH: North Korea 'preparing imminent nuclear attack' on USA - Duration: 6:00.

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SEMA Show 2017 in Las Vegas - FLGNTLTLIVE E06 - " Wo ist Alex?" - Duration: 8:53.

For more infomation >> SEMA Show 2017 in Las Vegas - FLGNTLTLIVE E06 - " Wo ist Alex?" - Duration: 8:53.

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Round Penning Horses Part 1: Intro, Foals, Equipment, Goals - Duration: 8:52.

Welcome to the round pen, ladies and gentlemen, a place where you can take a

young, green horse who doesn't even know that you exist, a horse who's

completely out of his mind he's so green... or an old horse who just continually flips you

the metaphorical bird because he just hates having to do anything...

an old grouchy horse that needs to be restarted... You can bring either type of

horse into the round pen and you can transform that horse. You can turn that

same horse into a horse that will lead beside you with respect and deference, a

horse that can be caught out in the field... Better than that, a horse that will

actually turn and come to you on cue at a walk, a trot, even a lope... Now how cool is that?

But above all, the round pen is the place that you begin to start making

a great riding horse.

How did I get so small all of a sudden?

So bring your horse to the round pen; turn it loose; walk to the opposite side

of that round pen and take a good look at that horse because today marks a very

big day for the both of you. This is the day when you begin to turn that horse's

automatic "nos" at every request you make into automatic "yeses." We do this by

capitalizing on the simple fact that nature has programmed the horse to

understand that whoever causes the other to move his feet is the boss. So when you

get your horse to start moving his feet while you stand planted in the middle of

the round pen, the horse begins to think to himself "Hey maybe I'm not the one

calling the shots here." We don't punish the horse for getting the wrong answer...

Instead we motivate it to try and find the right one. When we push the horse a

little faster in the round pen, when we ask it to make its feet move a little

bit faster, whether around the round pen itself or through its turns, what we're

actually doing is we're motivating the horse to start looking for answers. We

want the horse to start thinking to himself "Whatever I'm doing isn't working."

"I need to start finding out what it's going to take to get this guy or gal to

stop making me hustle." We use rest as a reward, we use exercise as a motivator.

And when you get discouraged, remember: All it takes is time on your part,

persistence on your part... Keep motivating the horse and remember it can only move

six directions: Left, right, up, down, forward, and backward. If you keep

motivating the horse and you keep those feet moving

eventually the horse will find the right answer. And yes, you can do absolutely

everything that you'll see here in the round pen, everything I explain, you can

do with your horse attached to you via a lunge line... But a lunge line is just kind

of... Well, it's sort of a drag because you have to keep flipping the the line over

the horse's head as he changes direction. But, other than that it's completely

doable and people do it all the time. Also, if you don't have a round pen but

you have a square pen, if it's small enough, all you have to do is add some

rain barrels to the corners so that the horse won't hide in those corners and

boom, you got yourself a round pen every bit as good as the one I'm using here

today. Bear in mind that the one I am using here today is 60 feet across. If

your round pen is much bigger than that what happens is that the horse goes to

the other side and he stops, and then you go to the other side

and he goes to the opposite side again, and he stops again, and then you play a

little game of tag where the horse learns that he can beat you from one

side to the other and he can take a little rest. What you learn is that

you're going to have a heart attack if you don't figure out something different.

And that "something different" is to make a smaller round pen. This one is 60 feet across.

Yes...

Take two...

No, there are no age restrictions in the round pen.

However, you have to: A) Know that your horse is healthy enough to be doing this. So if

you have any questions, ask your vet. Number two, yes you can train a foal in

the round pen. You can do everything you see here, everything I'm going to explain,

you can do with a foal or a weanling in the round pen. But understand that a very

young horse, its lungs haven't developed fully yet and so if you push it too hard

you can damage it for life. So factor accordingly. A great tip to keep in mind

if you're actually working with a foal, with a weanling, is that if the horse is

sweating, you're pushing it too hard. So back off, use less motivation, use your

big brain and figure out a way to keep the horse motivated without pushing it

so hard. Again, if the baby is sweating, you're pushing it too hard.

So you don't want to ask a baby to run very often, if at all, okay? So if you see me asking for

you to ask the horse, an older horse, to speed up, perhaps to to break into a lope,

then just refactor that for a baby's sake and ask it to just speed up for

another 2% of the speed that you're getting. But what happens quite often is

that they'll come into the round pen and they're very nervous. They're away from

their mother; they don't know what's going on and they'll just start running,

sometimes blindly. If you have a foal or a weanling and it just starts running

with no rhyme or reason, then what you need to do is use your body language

to step sort of in front of that horse to ask it to turn several times in any

direction. Ask it to turn a few times and those turns will slow the horse down.

Be real businesslike in your moves; be very relaxed and as a matter of fact and do

what you can to just keep everything nice and calm. Occasionally you can apply

a little bit of motivation by asking the horse to pick up a lope, but by and large,

almost all the time with a very young horse,

you're going to be working at a walk or a trot. And keep our rule in mind: If the

foal or the weanling breaks into a sweat, just tell yourself you're pushing

it too hard. Take a break and when you start again make sure that you

apply less pressure on that horse. And when you're working with a weanling what

you can do to stack the cards in your favor is to tie its mother on the other

side of the round pen. Now not only will that pacify the horse because his mother

is close, but also, when you begin teaching the horse to do its turns, the

mother on the other side of the round pen will act as a magnet and draw the baby toward it.

This is going to take you about one week of concerted effort.

That's five days in a row of one- to two-hour sessions. Remember, if you get a

break for water, if you get a break to rest, the horse gets the same. Don't ever

double-team the horse; don't ever pass the horse on to somebody else.

With regards to equipment that you will need in the round pen... I like a lunge

whip because there's no coiling necessary. I can snap this thing over and

over and over and over and I never have to coil up diddly-squat. Get yourself the

biggest lunge whip you can find. The bigger the lunge whip, the less running

that you're gonna have to do. Speaking of which, don't go wearing boots out in the

round pen. If you're doing the training, then you need to have gym shoes on.

So, what we're trying to teach our horse here today is "You keep moving until I

tell you to do something differently." At first it's going to look in this very

first step as if the horse is round penning you because you are going to

have to hustle to keep that horse moving in the correct direction at the right

speed. But of course, here in this very first step we want to change that. What

we want to be able to do by the end of this first lesson is for you to be able

to stand in the center of the round pen as the horse travels around the

perimeter of the round pen at a speed and direction you choose for as long as

you choose. You're going to have to move around a whole lot, especially when you

first begin, but every chance you get you need to continually try to get yourself

back to the center of the pen because, again, the whole goal here is for you to

be standing in the center of the pen as the horse does the revolutions. So later

when we're riding the horse, we want to be able to say "trot" or cue the horse to

trot and it just stays in a trot... because when was the last time you said

"trot trot trot" to your horse? You don't. You ask it to trot one time and it trots

until you tell it to do something differently. Well, you begin to

teach that idea to the horse, "Do 'A' until I tell you to do 'B,'" here in the round pen.

When you ask the horse to pick up a trot and trot to the left around the round

pen until you ask it to turn to go to the right around the round pen, that's

what you're teaching the horse: "Do 'A' until I tell you to do 'B.'" So the very

first thing you're going to do in round penning, the very first step, is to get

the horse into the round pen and turning to the left.

The first step in the round pen

is to get your horse moving in a circle to the left or to the right at the same

speed for three revolutions without slowing down, without changing direction.

So that's where we start.

For more infomation >> Round Penning Horses Part 1: Intro, Foals, Equipment, Goals - Duration: 8:52.

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Gegen das Vergessen - Verlegung von 7 Stolpersteinen in Kyllburg und Malberg am 6. November 2017 - Duration: 16:35.

We got together here for the laying of four Stolpersteine in the city of Kyllburg.

In this location we don't want to deliver speeches.

We are here in a dangererous area regarding the car traffic.

All else will take place in Malberg during a small commemoration at the 'Old Church'.

Mr. Demnig, in the recent decades you've have laid more than 60.000 Stolpersteine all over Europe.

Last month you turned 70.

That is an age other people are thinking about to retire.

What drives you, to come on this - admittedly somewhat nice - November day to Kyllburg and later to

Malberg to lay Stolpersteine for these

members of the Nussbaum family?

Well, plain the concern of the relatives who want to happen this. Let me say

there are not less but more and more people - in fact worldwide -

who come to know about this project.

These are often people

who had neither a granny nor a granddad and now are doing genealogy researches.

And then going to wish these stones, wish this memory in a homeland

where they might be home if the Nazi reign not happened.

In the name of our task group for Kyllburg and Malberg

I would like to express our sincere thanks

to you for coming.

I believe this a very great, great matter.

I thank you for the work on the spot. To have an idea as an artist maybe one thing.

But without the locally work, that means without the action groups,

nothing would happen. And that is the point for me: that the concern

comes out of the locality.

Thank you so much!

Thank you, the same to you!

Ladies and Gentlemen, Today we are committing a memorable day.

Thus I am very pleased that so many people from Malberg

but also guests from outside Malberg gathered here.

It dignifies the reason that also our political representives from our township,

our local authorities association, from the county of Bitburg-Prüm and from the state of Rhineland-Palatinate are around.

It dignifies us and this day that Miss Lisa Watson a direct descendant of the Nussbaum's family is with us.

A heartily welcome to Malberg, Miss Watson to you and your partner!

Thank you that you did this long way

from New Jersey in the United States to be with us today!

Today - nearly exactly 79 years after the 'Kristallnacht'

we commemorate three of our Malberg fellow citizen.

Three humans who were part of the Malberg community,

who led an ordinary life with their friends and neighbors.

Three human who then were displaced and murdered

because of their different faith.

A cruel fate

that also overtook the members of the Nussbaum family in Kyllburg.

Today, with the laying of the Stolpersteine in front of the former homes of Adelheid, Johanna and Simon Nussbaum

small,

but all the more enduring memorials have been created.

They will remember us the Nussbaum family forever,

the sad fate of these three of our fellow citizens.

The Stolperstein shall - no - they have to remind us that something like that should happen never again!

Thank you to all that take part of the organization of this day and took part in the month before.

I give special thanks to Mr. Gunter Demnig as the initiator of the Stolpersteine

and most notably to Mr. Toni Nemes who as a born Kyllburgian gave the impulse

for this commemoration day in Malberg and Kyllburg.

[speaks Kyllburgian dialect] Today, we got together

to commemorat the Jewish people from Malberg an from Kyllburg

who lived heare together in peace until 1933.

We got together here to commemorate

our former Jewish fellow citizen:

Adelheid Nussbaum, born in 1868 in Butzweiler near Trier.

Lived in Malberg probably since the 1890s.

Deported to Theresienstadt in July 1942.

Perished there in August 1942.

Johanna Nussbaum, born in 1884 in Butzweiler near Trier.

Lived in Malberg probably since the 1890s.

Deported to Theresienstadt in July 1942.

Murdered in Treblinka in September 1942.

Simon Nussbaum, born in 1884 in Butzweiler near Trier.

Lived in Malberg probably since the 1890s.

Deported to Izbica in April 1942.

Murdered in Belzec probably in May 1942.

My father writes thus:

Here at Schlossstraße 43 lived on November 9th, 1938

three siblings: Adelheid Nussbaum, Johanna Nussbaum, Simon Nussbaum.

What else do I remember of November 9th, 1938?

I cannot forget that! I was not even 10 years old.

When I was together with a friend, Toni Thomaser, in the 'Bach-Ecken',

we heard a loud noise together with weeping and moaning from the Schlossstrasse.

We ran into the Schlossstrasse and saw,

that house No. 43, the "Jew's House,"

was being plundered by a troop of men in civilian clothes.

The pictures, household items and much more, flew out the window onto the street.

We were not the only ones there; some people were standing at the old Church.

I asked them 'why are they plundering here?'

They replied 'All the Jews are being taken to a transit camp.'

We children did not know anything about the persecution of the Jews or of concentration camps.

It was never talked about, neither at school nor at home.

The three residents and their little luggage were transported away and first taken to the cellar in the Hopfenhaus.

The neighbors gave them something to eat when it was dark,

no one dared to see it.

The next morning they were gone,

no one had seen or heard anything

and no one dared to talk about the incident.

Where were the three people up until their deportation and murder in 1942?

We children could neither understand nor comprehend all of this.

Peaceful people, only with a different religion.

My name is Lisa Watson

from New Jersey.

I am the great-granddaughter of Hermann and Sara Nussbaum from Kyllburg

and the great-grandniece of Adelheid, Johanna and Simon Nussbaum from Malberg.

My mother Emily Watson, the daughter of Rebecka Nussbaum Strauss from Kyllburg

could not travel here for this,

so I will read you her words.

Neither my mother, Rebecka Nussbaum Strauss, nor my uncle, Joseph Alfred Nussbaum

whom my mother was able to bring to America,

freely spoke of their time in Germany.

It was clearly a traumatic time for them

but it also deprived me and our daughter of a vast familial heritage

which the task group of the Stolpersteine in Kyllburg and Malberg has helped uncover.

I never knew that my uncle Joe had served in the German Army in World War I

and then, as a Jew, was forced to flee Germany 23 years later.

I have never even known the correct spelling of my mother's first name

– Rebecka with a 'ck', not with a 'k' –

until her original birth certificate was found.

I know practically nothing about my grandparents, Hermann and Sara Nussbaum.

I never knew I had relatives living in Malberg,

much less their fates under the hands of the Nazis.

So many untold memories and stories.

So sad...

Along with those feelings of sadness

came extraordinary feelings of closure and relief.

By laying these Stolpersteine, my family's names

and their lives will never be forgotten.

For that I am eternally grateful,

to the task group for its dedication and tireless work,

to Gunter Demnig for conceptualizing and carrying through this project,

for the town councils and citizens of Kyllburg and Malberg

for their support in this endeavor

and lastly, for our daughter,

who will be saying a long overdue Kaddish for these relatives.

Thank you!

[Applause]

[Clarinett music]

For more infomation >> Gegen das Vergessen - Verlegung von 7 Stolpersteinen in Kyllburg und Malberg am 6. November 2017 - Duration: 16:35.

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BAJAJ 1 LITER CORDLESS ELECTRIC KETTLE REVIEW! - Duration: 4:34.

Does this kettle worth the 1000rs. price tag let's find out in this video

Hey, guys welcome to our full review of the bajaj 's cordless electric kettle.

This is s2k and subscribe to this channel If you are someone who likes exploring tech.

Now let's take a closer look at the box of this kettle.

Now Let's start with the design - This kettle is fully made of plastic and it

has a hinged lid attached to it and it also has a separate on and off switch attached

to the kettle itself.

The switch also has an indicator.

This is the transparent panel which has the water level indications on it.

The heating coil is not concealed and it is situated at the bottom of this kettle.

It also has a filter attached to it.

This kettle comes with a base unit which helps the kettle to become cordless.

And the base unit is also made of plastic, the wire attached to it is approximately 75

centimeters long.

OPERATION – The operation of this kettle is simple, just

pour water into the kettle by opening the lid and then attach the kettle to the base

unit and then turn on the switch present in the kettle.

WORKING – This kettle has a total capacity of 1-litre

and it boils a liter of water in 2 MINS and half a liter of water in less than 50 to 60

seconds.

Power consumption – This kettle consumes 230 volts and 1200 watts

of power.

Now let's see some of the pros and cons of this kettle

let's start with the pros 1.It has a really good design, this is one

of the dopest looking kettles I have ever seen.

2.

The cordless operation of this kettle really helps in a lot of situation.

3.

The attached switch on the kettle is a really nice feature, You could just leave your base

unit plugged in and just use this switch.

4.

As it has an all plastic build this kettle is fairly lightweight and easy to handle and

easy to clean.

5.

It also has an auto cut off feature with which the kettle turns off when water reaches below

a certain level.

And speaking of cons 1.

As it has an all-plastic build, It will not be able to survive any drops.

2.

PRICE – 3.

This kettle is priced a lot higher while comparing it to the other kettles which offers a concealed

heating coil and a metal build and so on.

MY Opinion If you are someone who needs hot water frequently

and you don't care if it's a plastic this might be the best option for you.

And If you are someone who uses an electric kettle for various purposes and needs good

build quality this might not be the choice for you.

And that's pretty much it.

Thanks a lot for watching and this is s2k signing off.