USA news on Youtube Nov 5 2017

Hi guys, Alex here. This is a quick guide on how to buy Bitcoins from anywhere in

the world. First I will be walking you through how

to use coinbase in the USA and then Coinspot in Australia. Finally I will show

you how to buy Bitcoin anywhere else in the world by using the two websites

localbitcoins.com and buybitcoinworldwide.com. Note that all of these

exchanges have a verification process which takes a few days, so you won't be

able to buy a Bitcoin on day one. Once you have created an account with

Coinbase, it's as simple as going to the Buy/Sell section and entering in the

amount you want to buy. Once you submit and confirm the buy, go to the Dashboard

and enter the Accounts section. There you will see the Bitcoin added to your Coinbase wallet

from there you can send it directly to your software or hardware

wallet. Enter your Bitcoin wallet address,

the amount you want to send, click continue, then enter the security code

sent via SMS to your phone. And that's it you should receive that in a few minutes.

Now let's have a look at Coinspot for Australians. Once you have gone through

their verification process you'll be able to deposit money via POLi, BPAY or

cash at a news-agency. For demonstration, I'm going to do a quick $30

POLi deposit. Select your bank account and enter your bank login details. Once

your order is confirmed it will show up in your Coinspot account. You can then

buy Bitcoin by going back to the dashboard and selecting buy BTC.

Choose how much you want to buy and confirm.

Go to the Coinspot wallet section in a few minutes and the Bitcoin will be

added. From there you can send it to your software or hardware wallet. Enter your

wallet address,

the amount you want to send and the two-factor code sent by SMS. As you can

see the first attempt failed. Note that you will need to minus the transaction fee

from the amount you are sending.

Once you hit Send you will receive a link to your email account to authorize

the transaction. Click that link on your email to complete it.

if you don't live in the US or Australia then you can try buybitcoinworldwide.com they list

exchanges in each country. Just choose your country and payment method to see a

list of exchanges.

Another option to get Bitcoin is by buying it directly from someone in your

area that you can physically meet. localbitcoins.com provides a website where

users can buy and sell bitcoins. Here you can see the price the person is willing

to sell for. At the bottom of the page you can change your location for example

let's have a look at Melbourne Australia.

This is Mumbai India, this is Tokyo Japan and this is Moscow Russia that's it

thanks for watching please like subscribe and click the little bell for

notifications, Cheers

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Trump Shocked At Secret Message Written Inside His Flight Jacket He Got As A Gift In Japan | MK - Duration: 4:34.

Trump Shocked At Secret Message Written Inside His Flight Jacket He Got As A Gift In Japan.

President Trump began his first trip to Asia by praising Japan as a "crucial ally"

but that's not the most notable moment of the day.

Trump was shocked at a secret message written inside his flight jacket, and it shows just

how much respect for him that the military has in comparison to the former president

Obama and his two terms as the president.

This was unexpected but well respected.

A true moment for Trump to realize the military he loves so much also shows the same mutual

respect.

Trump set foot in the Yokota Airbase, which is located on the fringe of Tokyo, and was

met by a flurry of cheers from military service members.

It was a moment he likely won't forget from his first trip to Japan.

Trump was wearing a bomber jacket during a speech where he praised American firepower,

and talked about the beautiful alliance with Japan – something extremely important in

a time where tensions are high with North Korea.

"Japan is a treasured partner and crucial ally of the United States, and today we thank

them for welcoming us and for decades of wonderful friendship between our two nations," he

said, speaking in front of an American flag inside an airplane hangar.

Mr Trump was expected to spend much of his 12-day, five-country Asian tour exhorting

allies and rivals to step up efforts to counter the dangers posed by North Korea, which continues

to move forward with its nuclear weapons programme.

Trump's message to the Yakota AFB airmen was important, earnest, and well received

by the soldiers and military altogether.

Then Trump unveiled a message that was written inside the bomber jacket he was wearing.

A message inside the jacket read "Presented by the women and men of the 374th Airlift

Wing, Yokota Air Base"

To know that our military from thought to present him with a special, personalized gift

shows nothing but the respect, and honor they have for him that they didn't feel for Barack

Obama.

They could have handed him a generic jacket with no message, but they took the time out

of their day to present to him a jacket with a customized message which shows they appreciate

his appearance and support.

Furthermore, Japan is a good friend of America's and nothing is more valuable than having great

allies in the country.

Trump talked about Kim Jung-un but wouldn't refer to them by name, and also constantly

touting the nickname he coined when he called Jung-un the "Little Rocket Man" quite

a while ago.

Both he and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un have been engaged in an escalating war of

words, with Mr. Trump repeatedly referring to the North Korean leader as "Little Rocket

Man" and threatening in a recent speech to "totally destroy" the nation if necessary.

Even before he landed, Mr. Trump used the first moments of the trip to denounce the

North as "a big problem" that must "be solved".

"There's been 25 years of total weakness, so we are taking a very much different approach"

toward the North, he told reporters traveling with him.

During the speech, Mr. Trump did not mention North Korea by name, but warned of the consequences

of crossing what he called the "most fearsome fighting force in the history of our world".

"Together with our allies, America's warriors are prepared to defend our nation using the

full range of our unmatched capabilities.

No-one – no dictator, no regime, and no nation – should underestimate, ever, American

resolve," Mr. Trump told the troops.

Trump and Jung-un continuously cross paths on social media or other media outlets, consistently

having ego measuring contests, or other measuring contests if you catch my drift.

It's an ongoing battle of wits to which Trump likely wins most matches, although Jung-un

sparked a hashtag when he called Trump a "dotard."

Then again, the hashtag #dotard backfired gloriously as conservatives used it to hilariously

poke jokes at almost every prominent democrat public figure.

The White House has signaled that Mr. Trump will push American economic interests in the

region, but the North Korean issue is expected to dominate the trip.

He will forego a trip to the Demilitarised Zone, the stark border between North and South

Korea.

All US presidents except one since Ronald Reagan have visited the DMZ in a sign of solidarity

with Seoul.

Trump plans to skip a trip to the Demilitarised Zone, but I believe he should go.

There's no reason to not go.

He's well respected, surrounded by allies, and he should certainly show his face.

Then again, Trump isn't your everyday president.

He moves in mysterious ways.

What do you think about this?

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A forma "-ing", aula prática (aula #10.2) - Duration: 9:49.

Welcome, my friend, to the practical part on the ing-form!

Let's start talking, all right?!

First question:

Are you watching a porn movie right now or an educational video?

And you have two options:

right now, I am watching a porn movie

or: I am watching an educational video

okay, try, come on!

is she running or walking?

who is talking right now, you or me?

Am I speaking English or Portuguese right now?

Are you learning English or German?

For how long have you been learning English?

And you can answer:

I have been learning English for two weeks/two months/five months/ten years

For how long have you been learning English?

Are they playing basketball or soccer?

Where do you live?

this is not an ing-form, okay

I live in blablabla

Where do you live?

Ah, cool!

How long have you been living in _____?

Where were you living when you were ten years old?

I was living in Germany when I was 10 years old!

Are we riding our bikes or driving in a car?

Were you going to school or were you working when you turned 10?

Were you sitting or lying or standing when you woke up today? (to wake up = acordar)

For how long have you been following my channel? (to follow = seguir)

And you can respond:

I have been following your channel since September

or:

I have been following your channel for one month/two weeks

What am I drawing, a cat or a dog?

Are you good or not so good at pronouncing words in English?

Are you used to talking in English?

If not, remember that you can watch my videos more than once

and you can talk to me as much as you want, okay? So, no reason not to talk in English!!

Do you think it's more efficient to learn a language by reading about it or by actually using it?

Is drinking beer good or bad for losing weight?

Do you get intelligent or stupid from watching Rede Globo?

Do you feel good or bad after spending time in nature?

Do you normally watch TV before going to bed?

do you think the human being became healthier or unhealthier after starting to do agriculture?

do you think the human being (as a species) became healthier or unhealthier after starting to do agriculture?

It's an interesting topic!

Please write your ideas in the comments if you want to! :)

Last question:

Do you think I'm good, bad or great at teaching?

If you think I'm good or great, please share my videos...

so that other people can also have the opportunity to improve their English by watching these videos!

Thanks a lot guys!!

I hope this lesson was good for you!

I hope it was valuable!

I hope you learned a lot!

And we'll see each other next time!

Thank you!

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Vlog#8 GETAWAY WEEKEND (Work and Travel Canada) - Duration: 7:30.

Hi everybody, thanks for tuning in!

My name's Hanna and I live and work in beautiful Canada.

To be honest, it's been a while since I uploaded my last vlog.

And the reason for that was: nothing spectacular happened in between.

And yes, I still live and work in Toronto full time. The only thing that has changed is my accommodation.

The more I'm excited to show you my new vlog.

My gf and I decided to leave our daily life and we planned to get away from Toronto for a weekend.

We wanted to visit the National Park (I really hope I pronounced it correctly) Bruce Peninsula.

It takes about 3-4 hours by car.

So we rented a car, booked our accommodation and traveled north.

And as you guys know me, I took my camera with me.

I edited a short video for you guys.

So if you liked the video, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. See you in my next vlog!

Does it say anything about bears?

We've been hiking for like 20 mins already.

How do you know if you're on the right path? Just follow the white signs.

I believe it's the easiest trail.

There were many short cuts as well.

We made it! After one hour we finally arrived at this look out and the view from up here is fantastic!

If you don't like hiking that much, believe me this hike is all worth it!

Oh no, don't fly away.

I have no clue if that's safe or not.

Is she coming or not?

Maybe that's private property, I really don't know.

I'm really scared that this is not safe and I fall.

Wow, there's quiet a lot of duck poop.

Sophia is going through some books right now.

It's so cute, it even says library.

I think it's so cool to have those library book boxes randomly on the streets

where you can exchange books for free.

Did you find something interesting?

By the way, this is our free admission card for the Bruce Peninsula on the occasion of Canada's 150th anniversary.