Hearted Youtube comments on NBC News (@NBCNews) channel.

  1. Nick Carver, Matt Day and Willem Verbeek in the same video, what more can you ask for?
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  2. "Why do you run?" "Because I'm good at it." Noice
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  3. Thank you for your service from an orthodox Jew! Everyone should be able to serve no matter their religion!
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  4. 3:23 Panting moderately..."She's...at...like 46 something kilometers...and she's sprinting up these fu...CUT! Back with a smile.."these hills". You get my upvote for that alone my friend, great video! ;)
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  5. I'm disgusted and NOT surprised. This has always happened to black families. Hell, the video alone should have more views but it doesn't. It's because any time you mention any black hardship or conflict, no one watches. Why hasn't there been more outreach to help them?! We all know why and as a country, we are disgusting and powered by hate.
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  6. Who else is watching this in 1995?
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  7. I want Grandma’s ravioli. ♥️
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  8. Thank you for this touching, thoughtful documentary. It's a very important topic.
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  9. It's no accident that banks are putting black farmers out of business. It's Jim Crow plain and simple. The white farmers are obviously treated different. This institutional discrimination is criminal. You should sue for millions, not thousands. How do they get away with this crap. Amazing!
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  10. Every citizen of the world needs to watch this!!! Specially world leaders!!!
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  11. I love this. The topic, the visuals and editing are wonderful!
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  12. I quit wearing makeup when I graduated from high school many years ago. Fortunately, the hippie movement encouraged it. It occurred to me that at one point in my life a man/huband/lover might have to see me without makeup, and I just felt that it was all a lie about myself and who I really was.
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  13. Great video!! thanks so much for showing our community some love!
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  14. I hope they don't give up, the harder you're pushed the harder you have to push back....
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  15. Interesting story thank you for this insight into a new window
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  16. so entertaining! "hi my name is yohans mom" hahaha
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  17. Seeing an almost 6 minute ad on YouTube I thought "how could they ever possibly think anyone would sit through this?" Well they were able to get my attention in 5 seconds and held it so well! Great job!
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  18. Esta gente es increíblemente admirable, muchos besos y abrazos para toda esa raza pura.
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  19. Why does this only have 4.9k views? If only more people could see this and understand what immigrants have to go through, and have compassion and empathy. This video made me cry because I relate it to my parents who came to the US because of the civil war in El Salvador. I wish Wuilly the best of luck and I hope more people hear his story
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  20. Well, the call to religious life often seems to come out of left field. So it makes perfect sense to be part of this series. Overall the video is well-researched, upbeat, honest, and captures the joys and challenges of religious life. Well done!
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  21. I work in a male-dominated position and carrying a purse around would not be functional on a jobsite. Also, women's clothes do not hold up well (including blue jeans). I was very surprised when I Iswitched to wearing men's work trousers. Shock! They actually had functional pockets (bigger) whereby I could haul things and do my job far better and faster. The thing I do not like about them is that due to the cut, they make me look dumpy since they are cut for a male body (larger waist which I've sewn in pleats to bring in the waist), far longer zipper which as a woman I don't need, and not cut for feminine curves (waist-to-hips ratio). Men's clothes move and allow you to bend in all kinds of ways compared to women's clothes. Women really need (1) cloth that will hold up to the stresses of work (not everyone works in an office setting), and (2) cuts to clothes (including larger pockets) whereby we can go about our business and get a job done.
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  22. Let's just say this story didn't turn out like we thought it was going to.
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  23. The ad really hooked me.
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  24. yohan's mother is so adorable! and so was the dress she made!
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  25. institutionalized discrimination/racism... just sad. Please, NBC, keep reporting about these topics! The more people see your documentaries, more will hopefully become highly aware and stand up for what is right which is "equal rights and opportunities for everybody"!!! I hope those up there on their high horses will be brought to fall and suffer harshly!!!
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  26. This was beautifully shot. It’s a practice that’s not well known and I myself only learned about it recently. Thanks for showing the bravery of these little girls.
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  27. This is probably the first ad I’ve watched voluntarily lol
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  28. We must give back our love and care for our parents. Treasure every single moments with them and always make time for them.
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  29. One of his students btw. Loved him to pieces! Best teacher ever!
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  30. Another excellent video. This channel reminds of of Vice before they started pandering to the Buzzfeed crowd.
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  31. I sleep with the fan on and the door closed ALL the time. Trust me, its great. Love the video, introduction caught my attention on the ad and I was instantly hooked. Keep it up.
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  32. This channel is one of the few YouTube ads i dont regret clicking on
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  33. BLESS THIS MAN!!!
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  34. I really like this new channel. Very informative. I’m learning things I have never even thought about. Thanks for making us aware! After watching this, I am mad af. This guy has worked his entire life! No one has or had the right to do things differently because he is African American. Why does race continue to be a problem in this country? People are people. No one should ever be treated differently because of race. I’m sick of this shit.
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  35. When he started talking about school being a safe place for some students that hit hard. I remember when I was living back home and how I always wanted to go to school just to get out of the house. Now I live on my own in a different country and I love going to school still or staying at home.
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  36. As a Korean, I have never thought that this myth will be covered by an American channel and now I'm genuinely surprised and pleased by all these reactions😆 This is the content that I never knew I needed this much
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  37. The HAM operators in Hawaii are grateful for Sky and, Jacob and Arnee for coming to share our HAM story...great job!
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  38. My mom actually complained about this very thing earlier today :P. She was super annoyed at her new job uniform only having fake pockets, both the vest AND the skirt. There was only a little plastic ring on the waist of the skirt to hook your keys onto, but no actual pocket to store the keys in! Luckily they’ve got the option of wearing pants instead (that has actual, sizable pockets on them), but I totally agree with her that she shouldn’t have to choose pants for practical reasons when it’s scorching hot outside. But it seems their women uniforms are only meant to look good, not be practical...
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  39. thx for spreading the information! you just saved some peoples lives.
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  40. Tracey is an amazing human being. I feel lucky to have met her.
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  41. As always, you don't disappoint. I'm a trans male and have been using male jeans and pants for some time and I'm amazed at how big my pockets are, I can put a TABLET on one of them! 2 cellphones!! While my sister's is non existent or fake... There's very few that have pockets and most are for older women like my mom.
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  42. Yohan's mom is my spirit animal
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  43. I saw this in as an ad and I really liked it
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  44. I don’t think it is sexist. We live in an America where now women have the opportunity to do whatever they would like to do with their lives with nothing like sexist laws stopping them. Wearing makeup is a choice you can make. I choose not to. If you choose to that is fine as well. If you feel that right now you are forced to wear makeup to be successful, you aren’t! You have plenty of opportunity! Get out there and do something great with your life <3
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  45. I love this , this is America!!! Good job Maysaa!!
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  46. This is the first ad I have ever clicked on and enjoyed. I completely abandoned the video I was originally going to watch lol
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  47. A while back, I was angry at my gal for taking so long in the bathroom. So her answer was to give me a couple of "lessons" on eye makeup. mmmm, ok I'm always game for anything. About after the third time I poked myself in the eye I said enough of this! After that I told her she is beautiful no matter eye make up or not!!!! So there you go guys, if you think it's so simple to look pretty, give it a shot, hahahahaah...
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  48. You people do not let me down
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  49. I was listening to asmr when this ad shows up and it was the thing I needed because my parents didn’t understand why I listened to it. Thanks for the explanation!
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  50. Jacob Soboroff and Rebecca you guys have done our hobby and service proud.  This video is remarkable and remarkably positive.  Most of the time, we are made out in either a negative light or a ignorant (on the part of the production)light.  Thank you for this and I will be sharing the daylights out of it.
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  51. This is how all history classes should be, this is one hell of a trailblazing teacher!!
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  52. on Gekyume no cap this video was great ❌🧢
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  53. Gary Jennings talks a bit about the Raramuri in his historical fiction novel series, Aztec, which I highly recommend to anyone. I've read the series several times over and love it more every time.
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  54. This was incredible. Amazing job.
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  55. YES. It's so stupid that this is still an issue, that there is so much ingrained sexism that a ridiculous situation like this happens in the first place and then that it takes so many of us shouting about it for so long for it to even become part of the discussion. I buy men's clothes wherever I can because they're cheaper and better made but when it comes to trousers and jeans, I'm just not the right build to get away with it, which is a shame because the women's ones are definitely flimsier (I've compared against my brother's from the same shop) and don't last as long. So many issues here, so many small ways women are being kept down.
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  56. I butted heads with my parents since infancy over clothes, partially because of the lack of pockets. Watching my brother's go around in pants with extra pockets, of course I'd want some of my own! The other reasons were I hated putting on any clothing, but girls clothing is extremely uncomfortable and takes a lot of getting used to.
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  57. Another very interesting, thought provoking piece!
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  58. I heard your story many times it has touched my heart Nd I’m glad this miss carry of justice was fixed which should have never happened I’m glad your soul is free now
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  59. Keil Hileman is the Best Teacher I have ever known!   He cares for his students and wants them to feel safe and learn.  My son (in May graduating KSU Engineering) and daughter (in May graduating Washburn Law School) both had Kiel as a teacher, he taught them to believe in themselves and how to enjoy learning more.  He also took my kids and many of his students to Washing DC to learn more about our amazing country.   Keil is an Amazing Man!   Thank you Keil for all that you do!  Kevin
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  60. A beautifully told story about a beautiful person. Love this.
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  61. This is such a wickedly sick video!!!!!
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  62. Admiring the use of Tilt Brush. Keep doing this, you guys are awesome!
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  63. Hileman is my teacher. It is an amazing class and he is such a cool teacher! He tells us so many stories and lets us hold dozens of artifacts! He is amazing and takes care of us. Hileman loves all of us. He cares so much and he is an excellent person. I couldn't wish for a better teacher.
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  64. This is incredible! Perfect documentary
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  65. Things look grim on the future but that has always been been the case when growing old. But parents should always count on their kids. When my Dad was diagnosed with miastenia gravis I thought will loose him, he's alive now but we have to super care for him case a simple cold could pull him to the grave. He worked like a slave for us before, so now we'll do whatever we can to make his life as perfect as we can. He loves working, so we make sure he's always doing something, he's not stupid, he likes eating so we cook our way around greasy/healthy food, etc... The same thing with my mom and her high blood pressure, the government has never been there 100% all the time, we can depend on them or believe they're going to be there. We as their children have to be prepared, and as future old people have to prepare ourselves to have a good life too
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  66. Great piece! One thing to point out: these guys and others that do it practice setting up anywhere with anything at any time. When the you-know-what hits the fan, they can set up temporary stations and be able to communicate with the world in minutes. I passed my ham license exam when I was 15, but don't really use it anymore. But in the back of my head, I know I can help if it's needed.
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  67. One of your best pieces yet! Very interesting and it's amazing how you show both sides in a fair light
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  68. I like this!!! reminds me of a history teacher I had many years ago. I teach history, I hope I can inspire my kids this way!!
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  69. I just had him in class. 😂 One of the best teachers ever.
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  70. like the ending. behave be good be gone
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  71. This is the first YouTube video ad that I've EVER clicked on the, "Vist Advertiser" This was definitely a cool piece.
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  72. ASMR is really in hype right now.
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  73. Your presentation is attention grabbing! Keep it up
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  74. Wow this editing is amazing!
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  75. i fell and ruptured my eye's four year's ago. i was totally blind. but i got used to getting back in action. i had laser eye surgery and it was a success.
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  76. Big fan of the tech use in this channel
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  77. There's no uranium down there but there are thousands and thousands of Indian artifacts and firepit and kivas....you can walk for miles on a carpet of broken pottery sherds.
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  78. I will always miss my dad.
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  79. my heart. this gave me so many feels.
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  80. As an agnostic Christian this is really fascinating and I wish them all the best.
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  81. Saw this on an ad on youtube... was unable to click the skip button. Good Job!
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  82. I think this is the only channel to use VR as a visual style! Creative idea, and well done!
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  83. My credo: aim for contentment as often as possible. Take discontentment as a normal thing and live through it. And when it walks by - enjoy it as long as it lasts. Happiness is just a spike. And if sadness says hello - say hello back - it's ok.
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  84. It was so amazing collaborating with you all on this project! Seriously such an honor to work with the talented journalists at Left Field!
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  85. Nice video. I am surprised they didnt suggest creating an mental algorithm that would allow the person to remember one thing yet the password changes for every site. Example: Person's first two letters of first name in caps + the first 5 characters of the website person is using + their favorite 2 digit number. Just a thought.
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  86. liked the content.. and so as the accent!!
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  87. Now this an inspiration🐆 that you can do anything possible with or without.
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  88. I've been cutting off the bottoms or sides of pockets in my jeans and slacks and adding extra material to make them longer and/or wider .  It's time consuming though, but sometimes I need to carry my large cell phone, keys, lip gloss, etc. without a purse.  If you can sew, you should try it because I don't think clothes manufacturers are going to do anything about it in the near future.
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  89. This presenter has the most "American broadcaster" voice of anyone on leftfield. 😄
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  90. When I was a high school student, I used to dream of an education system like this. Learning would have been fun instead of memorizing by force.
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  91. Wish I had a history teacher like him
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  92. Wow, what an amazing teacher. The students and the school are so lucky to have him.
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  93. this video spoke a lot to me as I am trying to get my business up and running its has been very difficult
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  94. Adorable. I was gonna mention the "bless you" thing until his Dad covered it. When I was a kid, we couldn't go swimming until two hours after we ate.
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  95. We are pleased to talk with the public about our work and our chamber, as the media has often had confusing coverage. We thought this piece was one of the most sensitive pieces that has been done on silence and and it carries our message clearly.
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  96. This is an awesome video
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  97. Beautiful, keep on climbing
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  98. What a crazy amazing story. Love Jamie so much. She's an inspiration!
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  99. Real cool work you guys got done here, I always wondered about what stuff we can learn about millennial's in China and other vastly different cultures.
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  100. May God bless you always for the work you do. I feel your heart when you say that you will meet your maker and you will hit the gate doing 88 with God saying welcome child & well done.
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  101. Parents. Love ❤
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  102. I lived on Oahu at Olomana Gardens with Glenn and Natalie for a stretch as the Farm Electrician . Both are amazing people and give 100% back to the community and the World in so many ways - the HAM / Emergency Communications is just a small part of the amazing stuff they do for others- you are lucky you got to spend some time with their full schedules
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  103. Nice topic!
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  104. And Kids in US want communism...thanks for portraying my country...really Love all of your work
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  105. "You can cut all the flowers, but you cannot keep the spring from coming." -pablo neruda
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  106. Really interesting use of VR EDIT: or if I say AR
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  107. I usually only get tingles from deep bass sounds, crisp sounds like tk and sk, and ear to ear stuff. I forgot to mention the visual triggers. I usually only get those if the camera is properly focused where the foreground it's crystal clear and the background is blurred, and it seems to only be hand movements that get me.
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  108. You go girl! Wonderful story, inspirational!
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  109. Awesome story! Really well done.
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  110. There is a young woman in Bellingham, WA named Chelsea Matthews making incredibly wonderful changes to the abundant feral cat populations in and around Whatcom County near Bellingham, WA
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  111. That trotting elderbull makes me so happy ^_^ My five rescue cats continue to rescue me from depression and anxiety. At first, I didn't want to keep pets, because of the costs. I can't keep a full time job. But now that I have them, they've made my life so much more bearable. They're a reason to wake up and get up. It would've been harder to live without them.
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  112. Yes!! I've been waiting for this one, this makes me so happy. Congrats guys!
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  113. Nice. There are a few of us left.
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  114. Moving. Made me think of my dad, and, my son too. Thank you for this.
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  115. Great short documentary! you guys should hear the story on how in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, it was the amateur radio operators who talked to usa and coordinated FEMA, Red Cross and the local government the supplies and everything needed during the first few weeks. (Sat Phones didn't work 100%). My prof (who was part in charge of the operation) got a humanitarian award from the ARRL of America. Ham radio is really the only way to go in the event of a catastrophe!
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  116. Great video! I am sharing this to help recruit new Hams in our area.
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  117. Bravo NBC! The best new channel on YouTube.
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  118. Omg I know him he’s the best teacher ever!
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  119. this is so awesome
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  120. Powerful story here. So glad there are HEROES out there who still want to get the bad guys.
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  121. Happy to be a part of the work with The Aadizookaan and the incredible community in Southwest Detroit. Happy this story was able to be shared and grateful to those who visited and captured the story. It is a glimpse into a deep existence we live daily to build better connections with one another and the earth. <3
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  122. that kid looks so happy
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  123. the effects are are spot on
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  124. We just had to replace ourprinter... it should have had messages like "Sorry I decided to lick ink all over your paper and smudge it too" "sorry I decided to print half of your work one color and half with another" "sorry I decided to not connect to the wifi" "sorry, it's funny how you think turning me on and off it's gonna solve anything" "sorry I don't want to load the paper I was in the middle of printing for you" "Sorry, I'm compatible with that cellphone app but today I don't feel like accepting it"..... and the "Sorry but unless you print 500 papers a week I AM gonna lick ink all over and BECOME too expensive to fix"... my printer is an asshole...
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  125. Really great story about a truly great person!
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  126. This is the part of America I love
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  127. Thanks for this to the whole Team! In special to Carlos Beltran! Amazing Job bro! And thanks NBC for showing this!
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  128. What a nice story, thank you for caring! When comes down to it we only have each other.
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  129. This is an excellent idea for Philly. We are trying to make it more environmental friendly, like adding more green space, along with providing protection to civilians. The flower pots and the tree pots are perfect for us! I'll make sure this message gets passed along to the mayor! He'll be thrilled!
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  130. my life was saved twice with this drug 26 years ago. My life compleely changed, with a lot of work. What she is doing is so important
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  131. Here's one thing you can do. If you see a black farmer on the side of the road selling their produce. Stop and buy something to support them. I am a black latina market farmer in Ohio. Many times when we set up in black communities, we get a little support, but many more (black) people don't bother stopping to supporting us. I guess it's just easier for them to go to Walmart for their produce.
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  132. Beautifully made and shot
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  133. There is just something about leaving house and browsing around to rent out movies that I really strive for. Instead of blindly scrolling through netflix, I get to go out with a friend, and talk about movies we can rent. And after finding a movie, getting some food.
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  134. Long live pockets!
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  135. Thank you @NBC Left Field for featuring this teacher. Growing up in high school, I had a real interest in History, and I personally enjoyed it. However, many of my fellow friends did not find the subject to be intriguing or practical. This video serves the point for why History is still needed in the classroom, and I am glad that there are teachers like Mr. Hileman who are trying to engage students into this subject. I wished I had a teacher like him growing up. People should not forget about past lives, and we could all learn lessons from the decisions of others who have gone in the past, to transform the decisions that are being made in present-day.  :D
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  136. Excellent work once again on this. The emotional arch to this is really perfect. The pacing, the shots, music cues, it all resonates so well in service of the characters story and personality. Great piece.
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  137. These documentaries are always put together so well
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  138. Y'all doing a great work, may god continue to bless your work
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  139. Did everyone in the world signed it too at the same time ? could be intresting to hear about time outside the us too
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  140. Sutton - Thank you so so so so much for telling my story and sharing my desire to make a real difference for those suffering from the effects of child abuse and sexual abuse. You did an AH-MAZING job. See you in San Francisco, right?
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  141. I liked this a lot! Very awesome video. :)
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  142. I was so interested in this ad that I didn’t even finish the video I originally clicked on.
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  143. this is such an interesting topic... i wish left field’s vids were longer 😩
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  144. Love it! Thanks for sharing.
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  145. Beautiful story; we've come so far, so quickly, but there's still work to do. Love that Jamie is able to live her best life and she sure seems happy about it. That makes me happy too!
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  146. This is great
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  147. This is great! It’s too bad more people don’t do things like Mama Cat does. Then, maybe we would have less violence and hate and crime
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  148. Feeding the Pets of Tulsa's Homeless in Tulsa OK.  They pass out Dog & Cat Food every Wednesday morning at Iron Gate (Soup Kitchen) and then every Thursday evening under the bridge in conjunction with Night Lights organization which Feeds the Area residents and homeless.
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  149. We have an organization here in Portland, OR (The Pongo Fund) that helps low income and homeless people feed their dogs and cats. They have recently acquired a kind of animal ambulance; it's a mobile emergency vet vehicle that drives around town providing assistance to the same people getting help with dog and cat food. This organization is funded by donations from people who care about the well being of animals belongng to people who could not otherwise afford to keep their furry family members. IT'S SO IMPORTANT TO DONATE TO THESE ORGANIZATIONS! It's a good thing to care about animals, but it is also important to care about their owners; it's the same concept as when your take care of the parents, the children thrive too.
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  150. Thank you for bringing this to the surface. The damage to the forests is devastating. Rainfall in the Panhandle has been strange this year and forest fires are a very real concern.
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  151. Presenting in vr 3D paint is a brilliant idea. Kudos
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  152. Wow very well done. too short imo
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  153. I tag Chris, or catman chris as known on the internet. He has a youtube channel for his 2 cats, he educates about animals, pets and wildlife. He promotes the caring and keeping of both and also works and helps organizations, associations and groups that help protect our furry brothers and sisters on this earth.
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  154. A video that everyone must wonder about....
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  155. All my best, Christian.
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  156. I'll take a video like this over an ad any day. Watched the whole thing even though I could've skipped it 5s.
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  157. Great ad i really like the style of using VR quite innovative and i feel like it allows you to get more comfortable and immersed in the scenario.
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  158. This is good news, knowing that bee population can come back. Thanks Bees in the D
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  159. Nice video. Btw, some tech companies have started to launch some high tech sleep aids. But a clear consciousness and good stress management are the best sleep aids =)
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  160. So proud of all of you! ❤️
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  161. When I watch this I remeber we are all the same. We all want the same things in the world. it's amazing how a few minutes of a video can make you feel so much.
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  162. Fantastic work keeping dogs and other pets with their families! Thank you.
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  163. Lovely piece! It came up as an ad on another video and I happily watched every minute.
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  164. I was just out in the snow, fed 14 homeless cats.
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  165. What a remarkable person! Her children are lucky indeed to have her- in more ways than one.
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  166. Thanks for including my live illustrations for Death Salon!
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  167. nice vid, I am a 3%er=) Thumbs up if you are also using a password management program or app =)
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  168. I would constantly go with my mom on Friday Saturday and Sunday to rent videos to watch at times I would get they one video that could not play properly
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  169. NBC Left Field Thanks for the data, I'll look into it. I go to libraries all the time and I see so much community activities taking place there, that's a surprise to hear.
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  170. It a great fun place to talk to staff and customers about movies.
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  171. good work on this documentary on plastic NBC Left field
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  172. First they destroy the enviornment. The they ruin the economy. Then they shit on us for doing millenial things. Now we gotta take care of them? Nah son! Jk. My momma is literally the best :3
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  173. as a amateur radio operator I think everyone should have a VHF/ham radio so that incase of a emergency there would still be communication.
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  174. very nice!! I carry a radio everywhere, and my go-box is a 4x4... fun stuff! de AG6IF
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  175. And don't forget the GALS of ham radio too!
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  176. This show always fascinates me ...love it
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  177. Cool guy
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  178. Hello, first comment!! These videos are GREAT! I don’t know how your. Channel is not bigger
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  179. I love all your videos it must take forever to make
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  180. Man I love your videos the most on this channel.... can't wait for the next one... and no, it's not the cool vr design but mostly the information so well packed and perfectly explained. :D
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  181. No, I did it I clicked on this add.
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  182. This is really cool. I mean that is the ultimate dream, and the thing about his parents is so sweet 😎
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  183. nice saw your ad a while ago and you guys remind me of testtude/seekerdaily i had to subscribe...
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  184. Wow, just wow. Thanks for the video.
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  185. I am a child abuse survivor too, and I'm glad that more and more people are talking about it and activaly trying to help survivors, protect them and finally give them justice.... on the other topic I would love if you went to talk with Cat Man Chris, he has 2 youtube channels and a job dedicated fully to educating and helping cats and really big cats (tigers, etc) #TAGNBCLF hope you do
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  186. this guy is awesome
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  187. The first time I watched an advert completely jesos. This is beautiful. From Kenya
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  188. you mom is hilarious and adorable
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  189. This ad was so worth watching I had to come back and comment on how amazing this was. Better than the video I watched after it even!
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  190. This was really interesting and well produced. I would like to see more videos about Korea.
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  191. Another great piece!
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  192. Amazing quality !!
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  193. Yaaaay!
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  194. Wonderful story. Left Field is one of my favorite yt channels.
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  195. Everyone should do something to help bees. Even if it is just planting some flowers that bees can pollibate
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  196. best vid ive seen all month
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  197. Love tag
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  198. An awesome concept, an awesome result, an awesome person I got to know. Thank you mama cat, and thanks for this video ✌️💪😊
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  199. I respect this women please give this women blessing of money and hope has she is helpung her kind. If I had to donate all my money I would do that
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  200. Awesome story and charity work! Thank you for your commitment and service to your community.
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  201. Everyday heroes.
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  202. she really is, thanks for covering this! also to those who say it's enabling-- that shows a total misunderstanding of how powerful addiction is. Addicts will continue on their path, whether they have narcan or not, often until they either die or hit rock bottom. At least by having narcan, there's a chance that they can avoid death and take that experience as their motivation to get into recovery. And definitely like Tracey says, if you imagine them as a family member and not a nameless junkie, it's hard to be so callous. great piece
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  203. Make up is a choice, but it is a choice some woman are force to make to feel powerful when they are surrounded by men
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  204. Hopefully this will reach Hector and a few others.
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  205. Increíble historia ... reflexión en este cortometraje , la Fe, fuerza y voluntad de David y familia !
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  206. Mucha fuerza y valor el que tiene que tener uno para ir más allá de una etiqueta de "discapacidad"...
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  207. I quit my Job in California to help my Father take care of my mother, we would do shifts on and off to care for her, my mother was the best person in the world including my father, they both worked all their life so me and my brother could have a better life, they both are gone now and I don't regret one bit taking care of them. Now that I am reaching into my mid 60's I really don't want my kids (who are millenials with the exception of my son who was born in the 70's) to take care of me, my wife and I have a sustainable home, a garden, no bills, no car payments, of any sort and we plan on taking care of each other when that day comes.
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  208. My prayers are with the Men,Women and Children of The Congo.
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  209. Because it's not connected to long cables (internet, power, etc) An EMP puts a huge power pulse into telephone, cable, power lines. But if you're not connected to them, you're equipment is safe.
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  210. KO6JAY from San Diego on the Ham
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  211. Thanks for a great piece on amateur radio! It's amazing you were there at the right time to see it in action like you did. Ham radio is a fantastic hobby for me.
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  212. Great image of us hams, thank you!
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  213. Thank you.
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  214. Wow ! That's great ! I suffer from ptsd and i adore horses ! Wish i was in California right now on horse back ! I wish you continued success and many blessings ! 💝
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  215. The AR vive setup looks so cool. I'd love to know how you guys did it and where the idea came from. The actual explanations in the video where great too.
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  216. Keil Hileman is a wonderful teacher. All kids deserve to have an award winning teacher like him in their lives. The class Museum Connections teaches about real history. You can actually touch the items and really understand the history behind them. This class has IMPACT. Many kids found not only a great teacher, but a great mentor with Keil. We have many fond memories of the projects my son would do for this class. Thank you for sharing!
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  217. I love this. Please do more stories like this!
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  218. We Love you Zachy! We are very proud of you!
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  219. I have a "controlled" mess, when I work I'm messy but the moment I finish working everything is put into place
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  220. Give someone hope, respect and a reason to move forward and you'll turn their life around
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  221. This video appeared as an ad for another video and I watched it fully (a 3 mins ad!) because it was catchy and information-packed. Well done, good job.
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  222. literally the only good ad on youtube
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  223. What a great video shedding light on a little-known Korean superstition. Every summer I have discussions with my Korean wife about this. Thanks for the laughs, Yohan!!
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  224. After 10 hours I found that my drivers were included in my windows 10 software and did not have to be downloaded from the internet. One sentence in the instructions could have saved me 10 hours.
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  225. Katie is amazing!
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  226. Beautiful both, the documentary as well as the impact of the industry in so many people's lives
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  227. Tingles abound during this video... Now I'm wondering about statistics of those who tingle. Musical tastes the same? Significant amounts of ex-military? Simple high amounts of agility?
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  228. I, like many people, first had the experience of ASMR watching "The Joy of Painting" with Bob Ross on PBS. In those days, perhaps 3 or 5 times per half hour show a combination of sounds would create the ASMR response for me. Despite not really liking the show, I would "watch" whenever possible -- eyes closed, focused on the sound -- in hopes of getting those weird, inexplicable sensations. Modern ASMR videos -- now that the phenomenon has been named and can be productively discussed -- have identified and use so many effective triggers that many videos create almost non-stop tingling. If you'll excuse the metaphor, if Bob Ross was poppy tea, modern ASMR videos are high-grade heroin. One thing I've noticed is that to get the tingling effect, a "still mind" seems to be necessary -- just hearing the triggers isn't enough, one has to truly attend to them. In this way, ASMR is sort of "water wings for meditation," incentivizing practice of mental stillness through the tingle reward.
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  229. Apparently I’m a tingle head
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  230. All Maria Gloria and her boys want is a better life. I'm grateful to them for letting us spend so much time with them to share what they went through after being separated by the Trump administration.
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  231. Nice bit of film there Matt. I love sharks. The vast majority are totally harmless and I love to see them when diving. Great whites - no problem with scuba divers but I hate to see them being chummed for cage dives. Feeding them changes their behavoiur and I would not like to dive near that. So far we have dived with black tips, white tips, Oceanic white tips, Hammerheads, Raggy tooth sharks (South Africa) and locally here in Dorset we have basking sharks, catsharks, smooth hounds and Porbeagle sharks. I'm pleased to hear that shark protection is working in some parts of the world. Nice work!!
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  232. Because I think about sharks every time I put my feet in the surf, I don't swim in the ocean. And I live near the ocean. I can hear the surf at night. Of course, the fact that swimming in the Northern California ocean usually requires a wet suit also means it's not a casual thought like, "Oh, I think I'll go down and have a swim." That having been said, I think sharks are beautiful and I recognize that they're NOT like Jaws at all. In fact, great whites don't even like the way we taste. They just occasionally mistake us for sea lions; and even such rare occurrences might be decreased if we didn't insist on wearing monochrome black wetsuits. Why not wear wetsuits with black & yellow stripes? Or polka dots? Or something that just breaks up our silhouettes? Anyway, sharks are cool. But I'm not going to swim with them. I prefer to admire them from a distance. Good video, this.
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  233. This was really great :)
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  234. I'd vote for Gus!
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  235. Hi, I saw your advert and hit on the video to reach your channel. You've got a brilliant idea and I loved this video. Liked and subbed.
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  236. 💔💔💔💔 llore tanto!!! Dios te bendiga y siempre guíe tus pasos Wuilly
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  237. What a beautiful documentary. Thank you so much for making this to share his story, and the story of many others who have had to flee Venezuela, or any other similar situation. Most of my family is in Venezuela, but I am disconnected from all of them because travelling there with an american passport is also dangerous right now. So many moments in this film hit so close to home for me. When I first heard Jorge playing the cuatro, boy did that make me cry, and make me hope that I will one day be able to see my beautiful Venezuela again.
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  238. I love you guys but this ain’t a new slang. The title should be changed to something like why did mukbang became a worldwide trend. Btw where did the abundance of food come from??? That came out of nowhere. Otherwise great video as always.
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  239. My IBF became my husband 7 years after we met, and we've been married now for 3 years.
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  240. THANK YOU TRACEY
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  241. The first step to help them stop is to keep them alive and to show them someone actually cares. Addiction is a series illness, people have to fight their own bodies, is not like "I won't use it again" and that's it, like when you decide stop using the toilet paper that was not that great...
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  242. thanks Jacob I have seen your specials and you are blessed my friend.Thank you for spreading the awareness of this darkness so we can get money/funding for Narcan.
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  243. hey, i'd like longer pieces that go a bit more in depth. I really enjoy the mind bate, but if i got more information i might be more hooked to look up the stories myself. like the video you did on proxy marriages talked in depth about the information, but it wasn't weighed down by facts. it was interesting. i was hopping to learn something new from this, but nothing supersized me. love your work.
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  244. It's from the phrase out of the left field. Videos from this channel is usually about something uncommon or aren't talked about.
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  245. Yes, journalism is what exposes the problem and thus allows a solution. Thank you NBC.
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  246. Good piece
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  247. I got this as an ad and I had to come here to express how much I like this. The editing is unique and interesting and the mixed reality is amazing. The music, the visuals, the content... I couldn't skip the ad.
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  248. Every Friday my mom would pick me up from daycare and we would get sour cream and onion chips and popcorn 🍿 and we would check the calendar because we would label every Friday who’s turn it was and we’d stay up past 8:30 🕣 because that was my bed time when I was younger and it would just be so much fun huddle up with each other like a family and then when the blockbuster closed I was so sad 😭 then years later I was watching a YouTube video that said every single blockbuster closed and it’s been 3 years since that and I was watching a YouTuber called nostalgia critic and this commercial popped up and I was soooo happy I wanna go to Oregon just to see blockbuster again I miss it so much ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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  249. Awwww, that's beautiful. 😿 Welp, on to the Netflix :P~💦
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  250. What an eye opener!
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  251. Great video, guys!
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  252. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 genio
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  253. Que historia de vida maravillosa y y que bien reflejada en ese video..!
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  254. It's awkward but helps out, specially when you're able to break gender roles that damage your economy and relationship at the same time.
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  255. I tried looking for cargo pants for women. Got damn. Nearly all of the pockets were for decoration or they had pockets, but were 3/4 pants. Something was always compromised for appearance. Still looking...
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  256. I really like your content.
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  257. They are not depended on electricity or cell towers. During Katrina HAM radio was the only thing getting through because the cell system was over worked and jamming.
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  258. This was a good show. Thank you. I produce movies [the dark hand; Infernum] and in each movie, I ask the screenwriter to always add ham radio use as the only means of communications in emergency related scenes. Thanks again.
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  259. Great piece thanks. As a documentary photographer and journalist when needed, loved it. As a ham, we can look closer and to a more real case. We just used ham radio to support Puerto Rico after Maria. From NYC i spoke to countless people and assisted in hospital transfers. Brian Machesney - K1LI has been and is helping Dominica the same way. But this story definitely helps us explain why we look nuts at times ;-) thanks.
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  260. As a teen in Iowa, my brother and I collected 5¢ cans during the college football game. It was a summer's spending money and taking the family out to dinner sometimes Juan has a good heart!
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  261. Thank you Mohammed A. Best wishes to your bother and to you.
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  262. This is my dream.
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  263. Thank you NBC Left Field for considering my nomination of Sunnie/The LifeGroup LA and doing this video. Two thumbs up ... WAY UP!!!
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  264. As usual Sunnie... Great Job!! HUGS!!
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  265. I am SO PROUD to work with and call these people my extended family!
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  266. Absolutely beautiful. Saddle Up is doing such a wonderful work for people who are affected by or have the virus. My eyes filled more than once watching this. THANK YOU!
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  267. I want to take his class!! Love finding old things buried in the woods. :)
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  268. Excellent. Well done.
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  269. Amazing!
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  270. amazing!
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  271. This is the true meaning of education - experiential.
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  272. I know one student Carter Grosdidier that would think this is an awesome class. Wouldn't mind sitting in on it myself.
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  273. This guy is creative and awesome. We need more of our schools to look to courses that broaden the students' experience.
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  274. Incredible! Loved the video and this teacher is amazing, very interesting
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  275. Actually teared up a bit when he started to cry haha
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  276. interesting. you've got me looking up "gekyume". ... oh and first :P
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  277. My mind is blown. So beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful. I got goosebumps after seeing this. Wow, perfect. I will not be able to sleep today. In fact, I am not going to sleep ever again. It shook me to the core. So brave. Anyone who is not doing this is in fact racist and a bigot. I think we should all do this and support this young person. Really.
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  278. Biggest #1 fan of these two. Amazing work as always!!! :D I'm definitely a messy soul.
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  279. Much respect to all you young men...I grew in that area on Pulaski and Madison many years ago. Although my path lead me out of the city I always planned to come back and do something good for the youth in my old neighborhood where I actually had a great childhood in the 70s until the early 90s when it all began to change...Nevertheless{ when im done up here in the oilfields of ND ill be there to at least try.Godbless Rev Marshall
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  280. This is outstanding and until someone can come up with a better solution instead of taking the easy way of just saying "it's not going to work" you guys keep doin what your doing. How you treat poeple says a lot about who you are. We have all made bad decisions in our lives to varying degrees but these Americans are a God send and to those that look down on we who in their eyes have poor character and are unfit to give back and make a positive inpact I would say this: what impact would a person who has never touched drugs ever help people in narcotics anonymous vs some one how has had the struggle and a lot of the time knows more about you than you do yourself at the start
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  281. His parents are adorable! Ugh where can I find parents like these (adopt me pls)
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  282. I don’t think it’s only Koreans. I’m also an American but my mom is Mexican and she believes the same thing. She’ll yell at me for leaving it on. Lol.
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  283. I did not know this! New thing learned today! Thank you!
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  284. This was fascinating! I'm not Korean, but my mother used to tell us this when we were kids. I'm thinking she must have been told this by someone from Korea! I am gonna ask her about it later.
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  285. Saw this for an ad on watchcut watched all of it really good video
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  286. The Mom is also SO CUTE I had to see it again! Haha
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  287. I liked the discussion about style. Some of that biking was incredible and when you add style - it's art. The narrator really reached out in a insightful way. It's great when teenagers come together with a goal of improvement and recognition of skill. Especially here where they created it from nothing almost. Hats off.
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  288. She's inspiring 🙌✊🏼
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  289. The globalization of the flower industry is amazing and makes the cost of a bouquet seem more reasonable when you consider all of the hands that touched each flower!
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  290. This series gets better all the time... Thanks NBC and a the Left Field team
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  291. Much love for Mama Cat and St. Louis! How about Mattress Mack in Houston?
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  292. Well done guys!
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  293. What da heck im so early😂😂😂
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  294. My family and I are enjoying these innovative segments on Left Field and, in particular, we;re enjoying your presentations. Would you please add your name to the episodes YOU produce so they are easier for us to find. It would be interesting to see a NBC Left Field presentation on Sutton Raphael. Good job and well done. Thank you.
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  295. I like makeup and enjoy it, liking makeup doesn't make me superior or special neither don't linking it make better than those who enjoy it. I wonder when "humanbeens" will stop being criticized for personal choices has wearing makeup or not.
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  296. Great video journalism. Right on point.
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  297. I’m subscribed and sticking around.
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  298. I'll keep on tagging Catman Chris, he has 2 YouTube channels that he uses to promote wild life protection and adoption of cats. He participates in many projects to protect life and he's all into saving animals. #tagNBCLF
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  299. Wow, love this! Super interesting and well done!
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  300. great stuff nick and team
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  301. Ive had the same pattern password and account passwords for the past 4 years 😂 and no theyre not the same words
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  302. The commentators words about the feelings associated with nostalgia is one of the truest things and rarely spoken about.
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  303. I remember the cost of the rentals being too expensive. Cancelled my Blockbuster membership and went to a mom and pop movie rental. I could get 2 movies for the price of 1 at blockbuster......
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  304. Aside from that, this is awesome :) I loved going to blockbuster as a kid/teen. The store always had this scent to it. It wasn't a sprayed fragrance, I think. It was just unique
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  305. We are on this video so stocked I miss my dad he would take us here once every week or every other week we would get popcorn and a movie each. Thank you for allowing us to be part of this video!
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  306. I miss going to rent movies at a video store.. looking at a variety of movies which one to rent and take home for the weekend... those were the days...
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  307. Very eye opening. Thank you for creating!!
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  308. He will beat me in football without even looking ! Orz !
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  309. Soy de comandante.l piedra buena yo lo conozco
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  310. This has been always on my bucket list! Just gotta make it happen!
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  311. powerful!
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  312. Excellent video! Thank you, @NBC, for raising awareness of these amazing and dedicated unpaid professionals who contribute in communities all around the globe! Well done!
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  313. Really great, informative piece
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  314. This is probably ham radio's greatest PR video. The last one we had was in the days of Walter Cronkite - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z9136_Nhh4 We're past due for a remake, and I feel this hits the mark. Astonishingly well done, and thank you for the story! 73 de N0SSC :)
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  315. I am the Ron Burgundy of Left Field.
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  316. Amazing documentary!!!!great job!!!
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  317. Cool
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  318. THIS is the solution. People just getting it done. This is how it's done. Just doing it. Thank you Mama Cat.
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  319. NBC Left Field Just discovered you guys and have been binging your content. Thanks for creating these well-written, well-told stories. Really great stuff here.
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  320. Good luck to you in your life here in America. My deceased husband was also a boxer, trained in Detroit, who received the light weight golden gloves boxing championship during the Korean War in France. He was never acknowledged here because this country was fighting it's own bigotry. However, he ended up becoming an asset to our community. Good luck!
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  321. Arata atat de original aceste femei!Chiar imi place!Parca desprinsi dintr-o poveste.
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  322. THIS HOST IS AMAZINGGGGG
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  323. Absolutamente sublime. Gracias por esta pieza.
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  324. So freaking excited!!!!¡!!!!!!! This is my favorite channel on all of YouTube. I hope you guys keep growing and more people discover the ridiculously well made, heart warming and moving content you guys make. I see your hard work and your dedication! I believe in all of you!
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  325. Love this!
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  326. Go Stella!! You go girl. 👍🏻💪🏻
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  327. Very good.
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  328. Fascinating
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  329. wow.interesting
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  330. Keep it up! I rather enjoyed this video but then again I´m a superdork :P
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  331. Great work. Thank you for the story. I have worked both in the industry, through "proving up" uranium claims, and fighting frivolous claims made on National Forest land to grab some acreage for squatting or swapping with other prospectors. And in the 1870's when the Federal mining rules were established, you can assured that a sizable number of claims filed were not by US citizens, often taking proxies in the barroom from from some one willing to sell a signature.
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  332. Fascinating
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  333. Even though I knew it was scientifically impossible, I honestly believed in this myth for a really long time...
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  334. Wow...I've never willingly sat through a whole ad...the video I watch has a high bar to reach.😅🤣
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  335. The reason I watched this channel was because of an ad and have watched the channel ever since, Great content.
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  336. What a great production!! Love the quality of the footage. Nice team, NBC.
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  337. Very well done video
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  338. Bees desperately need saving, good luck Brians hope you succeed.
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  339. Was taking Trazodone 150mg for years every night to get to sleep. I stopped it about a month ago. My body is adjusting to the change. I believe that I am sleeping better now--not waking up with a slight medication 'hangover.' I needed the medication until I could work through some issues: A job from hell, over my head in debt, rejected by my ex, --you know all those kind of life's 'growth experiences.' I'm not fully there yet but I believe that the best way to improve one's sleep is to eradicate the people, places, and things that are pulling you down. I did the sleep study thing years ago and for me it was a big waste of time and money. Great video. The timing is perfect to remind me of the importance of a good night's sleep!
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  340. Oh this is hella cool. Maybe the next generation will report on the sleep mysteries as well.
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  341. King David njoku yeah! Simply, this womem is such an inspirational example, and i thank her for everything she's done to help the people there! 😍😍😍😍😍
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  342. I'm gonna be subscribed to this channel for the content, but I'm hopeful the comments section will be a way to restore my faith in humanity! Great premise, and great video. Lots of love to Mama Cat and her potbangers for the work they're doing.
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  343. Very good
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  344. Inspiring
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  345. Sutton et al., ... THAT is a truly remarkable video. Thank you for posting, and for finding Mama Cat. Every American should at least know about her and what she is doing for her fellow citizens. Maybe Donald Trump could watch this ... what'ya think?  Maybe.
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  346. <3 <3 <3 sin palabras
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  347.  @StayTunedNBC  Fine and all, and y'all did good verifiable research. I'm honestly glad it didn't turn into fear mongering.
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  348. Missed you;)
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  349. This organization helps low income seniors & homeless people feed their animal companions. http://www.thankfulpaws.org
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  350. Saving Sunny in Louisville, ky http://www.savingsunnyinc.org/
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  351. @climbaboveparkinsons
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  352. NBC Left Field schön zu hören keep it up ~(^°^)~
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  353. NBC Left Field I would but I live in Germany 😅
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  354. This is honestly the best idea you guys ever had ^^
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  355. I work with an animal rescue organization here in Central Pennsylvania which is the Puppy Mill capital of the East coast. Stephanie G is one of our foster moms who handles all of our pregnant moms and puppies and has adopted out at least 1,000 over the last 15 years. She is the kindest, most soft spoken and gentle person I know so, in April, our organization is giving her yard a ‘doggie makeover’ in a design she secretly approved.
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  356. Cool channel!! Keep posting
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  357. Julian went to Budapest to work with the refugees in the summer between Junior/Senior year of college and ended up writing a grant proposal which the UN funded and which he was hired to supervise during his senior year of college. He is now in Budapest earning a Masters for which Central European University offered him a free ride. He is determined to change the world and is now a Fulbright semifinalist.
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  358. Steven Blais lives in Rhode Island and will do 'anything' to raise funds for Alzheimer's, but mostly he does marathons and road races. He supports veterans organizations and he works so hard to recruit people of all ages and fitness abilities to join running groups he participates in to help them get in shape. He makes fitness fun with a greater good to help others!
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  359. Nathan Sheets directs the Center at Blessed Sacrament, a secular program for people who are homeless in Hollywood CA--between Hollywood Blvd and Sunset Blvd just blocks from the Dolby Theater. Their program is completely innovative, focusing on ending isolation as a key to ending long-term homelessness. The Center functions unlike other homeless service agencies (ask about his poetry group in the public library) yet has a great track record for being a catalyst for getting vulnerable, long-term homeless people into sustainable healthy situations.
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  360. When you go to North Carolina, you may want to check out David LaMotte. He's been following his passion for most of his adult life and it has taken him to some amazing places. He started out playing covers, progressed to writing his own songs, built a substantial following, then left it behind to study peace making in Australia and India. Today he lectures, helps with a foundation he started to support a school in Guatemala, and still finds time to do a concert every now and then. He might be easier to catch up with somewhere on the road.
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  361. Simpy put #JennHalweil at #GOBEYOND should be included. She inspires so many with her energy, commitment to recognizing women who have made America what it is today and manages to do other good things all at once. In January she led a group of filmmakers to Puerto Rico to film what is happening there in order to get the people more help. She is the founder of #GoBeyondtheScience which films female scientists who are changing the world we live in. A couple of videos she produced herself say it better than I can. https://vimeo.com/218079551 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=507nZv3lqow . I met her while she was still in Raleigh NC running an event company that helped non-profits raise more money using good event planning. She is worth one of your films and some social media love.
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  362. Barb Kellogg from Avon, Minnesota is doing amazing things to help others understand the lives of people who struggle with their mental health. She's a photographer by trade, and has taken it upon herself to listen to and learn from Central Minnesotans with long-term mental illnesses. She's doing more than photographing, she's illustrating.
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  363. We need more people like her to help stop this scourge.
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  364. Phenomenal, humanitarian work!
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  365. This is such a good video!!
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  366. Thank you for continuing to report on this story and picking up where we left off last fall in our Guardian piece. To see the Provosts move out of their home is gut-wrenching. Haimy Assefa is a talented storyteller. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/30/america-black-farmers-louisiana-sugarcane
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  367. Sunnie Rose from The Life Group LA. She is the Executive Director of that organization that assists folks living with HIV and their family and friends who support them. Amazing, amazing woman.
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  368. Really beautiful visualisation! Had me hooked through till the end.
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  369. The artist inside of me can’t look away 😆 Great video!
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  370. As goofy as someone looks wearing a VR headset, I really like how it's applications was used in this video. Props to you guys!
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  371. Yey!
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  372. Great videos! Im surprised there isnt more peolpe watching. Btw. i noticed this channel because of the Youtube add.
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  373. I used to love browsing to find movies I didn't get a chance to see in theaters.
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  374. When I saw the thumbnail for this video asking why we care deeply about the last blockbuster, the answer came to me instantly. The world is changing so rapidly that some of us try to cling to bits of our past, to things that are familiar and comforting. It can be scary to see everything you once knew disappear and to suddenly find yourself in a complex new world where almost nothing is familiar anymore. For people who grew up with blockbuster, like myself, there is a sense of nostalgia for it. Childhood is remembered by most people as a happier time.
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  375. NBC Left Field is cool :)
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  376. Que genio david representando nuestro piedra buena Faltó maite jaja
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  377. Hell yeah! So awesome. Sign me up!👍
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  378. Took a vacation there. Highly recommend to everyone! Amazing landscape, great people. Include Fogo Island. We went end of April. Many roads still covered in snow. Could not get to Gros Morne. We took ferry from Sydney, NS. Icefields all through the crossing. Will return again in summer months.
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  379. NBC Left Field One big take from this video is how resilient Newfoundlanders are. Our declining fish stocks, which was our livelihood, has forced us to look again to the sea for alternative means of money; tourism and iceberg vodka.
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  380. My mother was born in Bonavista Newfoundland. It is an amazing place and worth the trip!
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  381. We’re Newfies!! Too funny!! We see these icebergs all too often!! 👏👏👏
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  382. This show always knows what's up.
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  383. Ha! Now you're speaking my language. 73 from Arkansas.
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  384. Very good story, thanks....wd0akx
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  385. Great video, thnx=)
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  386. Pfft lucky kids.
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  387. Check out www.yatband.org to see what's happening with an innovative advanced music program for select high school students in the Richmond VA area.
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  388. There are many programs all over the country you may qualify for... if you need helping finding one, send me a message.
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  389. There are equine facilitated programs all over... send me a message and I can help you find one!
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  390. This is cool
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  391. I'm truly inspired. This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen in a long time.
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  392. This is definitely how classes should be done for people who learns hands on. And it’s definitely an experience and class worth remembering and won’t be forgotten. Einstein originally taught this way. In his first few classes he wasn’t good at lecturing so he quickly adapted and started taking his class on walks in the city where he explain his theories and physics. He used this to get past his autism until he could give lectures in a room. If you can’t bring the class on a field trip, bring the field trip to the class. Of course no a days we have videos and smart boards so it may just be a matter of finding a good source, generally speaking.
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  393. I took his class twice and it is by far my favorite class I have ever taken, best learning experience ever!!
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  394. i loved this class but i’m sad i only had it in 6th grade. was the best though. i’m ham solo on the stage at 3:31 lol
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  395. Amazing, as always! I consider myself a sort of chaotic-neat
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  396. Lovely content! Keep it up!
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  397. yeah, same!
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  398. With this type of VR, i would totally watch the news and other important information. This style has got me hooked to this channel
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  399. What a great documentary!
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  400. She is adorable!
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  401. mmm ierno about that, but thanks for watching Tom
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  402. 😮 fascinating! Thanks for sharing! ✌🏽
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  403. So interesting - thanks for sharing this tidbit (and your adorable mom!) with us
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  404. That was the best voiceover I've ever hear!
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  405. awesome.
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  406. This was a cute story and I love the NY accent!
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  407. You have great programs in your watch and play lists! By association, I am heartened to know you exsist with caring. Thanks for being you!
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  408. Being from the Inkster area there are a lot of people in Detroit that need help God bless you and keep up the good work
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  409. This is the most amazing YouTube ad I have seen in my life.
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  410. this is amazing
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  411. ok im just so happy i was watching a comedy video and this video came up as an ad. let's spread asmr awareness!!!
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  412. Love the show
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  413. very... so impressive
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  414. This is a youtube glitch.
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  415. it's amazing
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