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When I have both of the boys at home with me my somewhat tidy house quickly becomes decorated with toys, Tupperware, towels, clothes, and any other thing you can imagine. For that reason, we try to spend most of our play time down stairs in our playroom.... seems appropriate, right?
Today we did just that. In addition to playing I had a little playtime photo shoot with them. Koah totally knows how to pose. Kasen on the other hand, well, lets just say I take about 200 pictures to get about 4 decent ones. It's the age, I suppose.
Maybe I need to make one of these?
Among many other things, Kasen...
Read books.
Played "so big"
Played with his Learning Turtle.
Watched the workers outside (a house is being built next door).
And among many other things, Koah...
Played dress up.
This is his "cowboy" attire.
And worked the camera a bit.
Kasen played copycat.
He loves doing what his bro is doing.
More camera working from Koah.
Brotherly love. Moments to remember.
After I took all of these pictures, I realized that I had some pictures of Koah in the same Mickey shirt when he was a little tike. So, I went searching in my photo files to find it. I had to laugh because Kasen is only 14 months and is fitting right into it. He is my big boy! Koah was 18 months when he wore it.
Here is their side by side.
So. Serious.
But - Oh. So. CUTE!
I haven't done a whole lot of side by side pics of the boys, so I'm glad I at least got this one!

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We've all witnessed the part played by social networking this week with the riots and looting being fuelled by the widespread use of the free Blackberry messenger service among the youth.
How has this happened? Well, Blackberrys are high functioning phones but typically cost less than smart phones. If you are a Twitter user you would go for an iphone or Android because of the wide range of client apps. But these don't run the free BBM network, and BBM is the only group messaging service that has taken hold in the UK so far.
As a result of Blackberrys free messenger service we now have 37% of 12-24 year olds using Blackberry and the iphone is more popular with the 25-30 year olds. So there we have the wisely chosen method of communication for youth because they can communicate for virtually free. Who can blame them for that?
Add into this that BBM is fast and above all private, it has now got the label of " a shadow social network" which is invisible to police snooping. Of course it is ridiculous to claim the rioting would not have happened if BBM and Twitter didn't exist.
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tonight on "rock center," why is the u.s. under attack in places that america helped to hoy en rock center. liberate? as the violence spreads in the middle east, richard engel what has covered the arab spring is live in die yo and the family of christopher stevens speaks for the first time about the widely respected diplomat killed in the attack in libya. >> he was a great person to be with. he was funny and inspirational on many levels. also tonight we check in on the low road during this decision 2012. >> never worked addae in her life. >>ed to koppel takes us inside the industry where they spend every moment of every day watching and listening for the next comment that could blow sky high. >> you have people sitting there
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with headsets. zo >> gaffe seekers. the whole campaign is about gaffes. >> he's the most googled person on earth. perhaps fitting because justin bieber came to us via the web. tonight his goals for adult life. >> i just don't want to be another teen heartthrob. >> a famous musician and heartthrob turns 18. >> i feel like they're judging me based on my music and the not based on the flick of my hair, although that's fine. i don't hate that. >> plus, the back story of the handcuffed lovers in the photo that's been the talk of the web this week. that and more as "rock center" gets under way. good evening, and welcome. we have done some rearranging on our broadcast tonight because of news that broke over the last 48 hours. attacks on american facilities overseas, some of chem in so-called friendly nations and
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the murder of four americans including our u.s. ambassador in libya. today there were protests in no fewer than 11 different countries. there are concerns that when friday dawns in the middle east there could be more trouble. more on that in a moment. tonight we want to begin with our chief foreign correspondent richard engel, who tonight will try to show us why in some many places so many of the gains of the arab spring are now coming under attack. >> reporter: in tunisia where it all began, they're burning american flags. in yemen the strong man is gone but the american embassy is under attack. in libya where the u.s. led a costly nato war to topple gadhafi, militants torched the complex and kied the first american ambassador is over 30 years. >> how could this happen in a country we helped liberate in a city we helped save from destruction?
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>> as the libyan president flew to benghazi to visit the destroyed consulate today, he said he deeply regretted the loss of life. >> we're doing our best to bring them to justice. >> the attack showed he does not have complete control of his country. in cairo where the united states turned its back on its old friend hosni mubarak, radicals are troying to destroy the embassy with running battles with riot police in tahrir square, tear gas and stones. it's ironic that with american diplomats inside the embassy who helped to give these demonstrators, these protestors a voice and allowed them to actually carry out this anti-american clashes that we're seeing right now. so what did washington think would happen if he won? as the new egyptian president morsi was campaigning to lead the world's biggest arab country in elections the u.s. supported, he used radical creatures to
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stump for him. >> without a doubt he doesn't support the violence. >> ed hussein, a former muslim extremist is now with the council on foreign relations. >> what motivates them is the perception that islam and muslims have been insulted, and there needs to be a response to that. it's where his instincts are. he can't see why this would be wrong, and i think the evidence for na is he called for the u.s. government to prosecute the filmmakers. >> now president obama says he's not sure where the relationship with egypt stands. >> i don't think that we would consider them an ally but don't consider them an enemy. >> why does the air rib spring look like a winter. it has little to do with the internet video. that was just a trigger. >> this is a photo opportunity. >> the problem goes back to the men the u.s. relied on to keep order. for decades they fed their people a diet of lies, hate and half-truths that boiled down to
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two concepts. the united states and israel are fighting a war against islam. and the war is hidden in secret conspiracies. the goal was to keep the people's anger focused elsewhere, not on the regime's corruption and inability to produce jobs and basic services. by now those sentiments are deeply engrained. >> the perception in the muslim countries is that the whole world is at war with islam. >> oxford university professor ramadan is the grandson of the founder of egypt's muslim brotherhood and explains each world, islam and the west, to the other. >> we shouldn't forget that even in egypt or in tunisia "the dictator"s were supported by the americans, to there is a perception at the end of the day what matters for the americans is not the dignity of people. it's their interest in the region.
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>> the other major bone of contention, u.s. support for israel and so just weeks after mubarak was overthrown, one of the first things the newly empowered egyptians decided to do was ransack the israeli embassy. democracy wasn't winning, but an ugly form of populism was. now the u.s. is running out of friends in the region. this wave of chaos was triggered by a relatively minor provocation, a blip, but it's a signal that the united states may have helped unleash sentiments it can't control. even if it's still unclear where all this is heading. >> it's worth remembering that egypt is a country of 90 million people, and we're seeing at the most 2,000 to 3,000 people there. so the vast majority of the arab world, you know, is not on the streets protesting against america, and it's also got to remember that the libyan government has gone out of its way to issue apologies to the u.s. >> maybe moderates will win over
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time, but they're not winning now. and that could not have been the hope when the arab spring began. >> richard is with us live tonight just above tahrir square in cairo. richard, i remember you and i were walking through there at the very start and at the very height of the protests. you were saying we'd be back, and you didn't know about whby consequences. how does it feel different this return trip for you? >> reporter: well, i think i was concerned we'd be back, because i knew when the lid was torn off this region, for probably very good reasons, the people here were suffering. the economies were terrible. the regimes were corrupt. it wasn't working before, to things had to change. but when they had this abrupt change, i was very worried about what would bubble up to the surface. when you have miseducation, delivering the conspiracy
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theories for decades after decades, and this consistent mindset driven into people that the west is against islam and everything is a u.s./israeli con sphere s spear see to bring down the middle east, and when you elevate that to the position of power, good things don't happen. this is a blip in the road, and this period will end. i think there will be many more periods like this when we realize that there is a new power structure at play, a new mentality governing this region that the u.s. is going to find very uncomfortable. >> for our viewers who don't know, you got out of college at the states to stanford and you learned over to cairo to learn journalism and arabic at the same time. this is a city and culture you know well. tomorrow is friday prayers, and the eyes of a lot of people are focused on that place tomorrow. what's your prediction? >> reporter: i think it should be fairly calm tomorrow.
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people are going out to demonstrate, but they are not demonstrating right in front of the u.s. embassy. even people who support the protests against the islamic offensive, movement against islam do not support what is happening in front of the u.s. embassy right now. those people who are out there, some of them are hooligans and some are street thugs, unemployed people. i think you'll see protests, but not like the ones we see right now. >> richard engel back in kcairo tonight. thank you. we're go to tripoli. he made a long and harrowing journey there, and i want to talk to you about the afak in benghazi. i heard it described that security outside that villa, our kouns late where we lost four americans was fairly light. there were four local libyans with aks. we know that the ambassador had a security detail. the question is was it
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connectsed with this it overall protest over the movie's depiction of islam? could it have been an actual what's left of al qaeda attack? >> reporter: brian, it seems according to libyan officials it's a hybrid of both. there was a spontaneous protest in anger over the film, but local officials believe that a militant group perhaps affiliated with al qaeda exploited that opportunity to attack the elm bass yes. there's evidence to suggest the way the firefight broke out and lasted after americans were evacuated to a nearby safehouse and were subsequently followed that the sophistication of the attack, the weapons used, the nature of the ambush suggest it was more than just a spontaneous outburst of violence and anger. that, in fact, it was planned. there is evidence this evening suggesting among those that have been arrested by libyan officials that was the case. in the next 24 hours we are expecting u.s. investigators to arrive here, and that will certainly shed more light onto what exactly drove these
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protestors into this deadly assault on the u.s. consulate. brian. >> okay. back in tripoli to begin reporting for us as the bodies of those americans come back to this country. among the four americans killed in tuesday's attack on the u.s. consulate there in libya was our u.s. ambassador, christopher stevens. he was a californian, 52 years. by all accounts a classic foreign service officer. a former peace corps volunteer who was very proud to serve, very much at home in the world and hardly wanted the cushy assignment, quite the contrary. he liked the challenge and was proud to represent the u.s. overseas in a country like libya. his family is gathering in washington tonight, and just within the past hour i spoke to his younger sister, hillary, from our washington bureau. hillary, we are aware how easy the world was for him to get around, to meet other cultures,
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stay in different places. did he ever talk to you about unease over security? was he cognizant of any threat? was he content with the level of his security? >> he spoke a little bit about the security, but he really didn't make a big deal of it. he more spoke of how much he enjoyed the work he was doing and the diplomatic mission that he was on. >> we keep hearing from libya that local people were very, very upset over his death because he had made so many friends on the ground there. >> yeah. i even got to visit in 2007, and he was very close friends with a tennis-playing family in the community. he was very close to a lot of the libyans on personal levels. >> it's the first time in a generation in a u.s. ambassador has been killed on the job. in all of the rush of bad news and travel and preparing to bring him home, have you had a chance to measure what he meant
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to so many other people? >> yeah, i'm sort of beginning to collect those -- how much he meant to, you know, both the nation and internationally. obviously, the first thing i felt was the personal loss. he was an amazing brother. >> in what ways would you say he was an aamamazing brother, for those of us who didn't get to know him? >> he was always -- he always came home for christmas. he was always there. he always came to different events. he was just a great person to be with. he was funny. he was a great sports partner, travel partner. he was inspirational in many levels. >> our condolences to you again. our thanks very much for being with us tonight from washington. hillary stevens. >> thanks. >> we will take a break at this point. when our broadcast continues
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welcome back. we've been off the air for two weeks because of our coverage of both parties political conventions and presidential politics during this post-convention week have mostly consisted of the attacks back and forth over the attack in libya that killed our ambassador and three others. you may be seeing it all again in tv ads before we're done, and that's going to become the tenor of this political cycle. tonight ted koppel takes us inside the industry that's been set up to monitor and capture everything that gets said. they are trolling, of course, for that rare moment when someone says something wrong. >> his admirers have learned to relish the moment.
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first the setup, usually clips from cable news. >> god is gone. i think there was one reference before. the republicans said 12 references to god in their platform. >> how can they be an entire section on faith if you don't mention god. >> then the spike. >> i have faith in a god that's not so insecure he doesn't freak out if you don't make -- >> where does he find that stuff? sometimes curiously enough the same place that he -- >> the limbaugh institute for advanced conservative studies -- >> finds his. there is an industry out there on both sides monitoring and recording anything that could hurt the political opposition. scrutinizing and distributing gaffes committed by the right, media matters found by david brock. it has a staff of about 80 and an annual budget topping $10 million. >> it's quiet in here because there's a lot of concentration required. they're listening to talk radio. they're watching the fox news
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channel. >> what i'm doing is monitoring live is looking out for stuff that sounds suspicious. >> media matters monitors fox and the right wing talk show hosts, limbaugh, han knit, michael savidge. >> groups like media matters, they're the political police and fascists of our team monitoring conservatives trying to trip us up and get us in trouble, and they're sending it to would be dictators like pelosi, the mouse lien any in a skirt or obama. we don't know whether he's be like muss lynn any or stalin. one of the two would work. >> they do the same job on left wing outlets and what it calls the mainstream media. >> constantly monitoring every broadcast and major publication and website, documenting bias as it occurs. >> we provide all this to the mark levines and sean han kniha
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and rush limbaugh. >> brent founded the media research center. bill maher has always been a favorite target of his, but especially since he made a $1 million contribution to a super-pac supporting barack obama. all it takes is whether you've got the media matters on the one hand or brent boozele's outfit on the other hand. you have people sitting there with headsets 50, 60, 70 of them watching television sets, listening it to radio programs, waiting for someone to make a misstep. >> that's right. gaffe seekers. it's all -- >> anything they can find. >> the whole campaign is about gaffe. >> hillary rosen is intimately familiar with the gaffe seekers both as a target and as a political operator herself. >> as a democratic strategist who is on tv with my opinions, i'm very often going to media
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matters for the depth of research on an issue. >> describe what they do. >> what media matters does or brent boozele's outfit does is they have instantly at their fingertips four or five years of mitt romney video clips and quotes and tapes of what he has said in the past. >> same thing on the other side, right? >> you count on those organizations essentially to be research arms for our partisanship. >> so they're feeding the sausage machine? >> absolutely. >> which brings to mind the old chestnut, that the laws are like sausages. it's best not to see them being made. all you really need to know that a 30-year-old law student, sandra fluk, was not permitted to testify on this all-men panel of clergy and thee engines last february. a few days later house democrats convened a special meeting on the steering and policy
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committee so sandra could complain judge her catholic university georgetown should be obliged to offer free contraceptive drugs. >> in the media lately some conservative catholic organizations have been asking what did we expect when we enrolled in a catholic school? we can only answer that we expected women to be treated equally. >> her testimony caused scarcely a ripple in the mainstream media, but the notion of forcing a catholic institution to pay for contraception caught the attention of brent boozell's organization and four days later his website ran this column. sex-crazed coeds going broke buying birth control student tells pelosi hearing touting freebie mandate. that was the version that landed in rush limbaugh's lap a couple it. >> essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her?
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it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. >> even limbaugh had gone too far, which he compounded the next day by going even further. >> if we are going to pay for your contraceptives and thus pay for you to have sex, we want you to post the videos online so we can all watch. >> bingo. limbaugh had committed the kind of gaffe that fuels an entire industry, and he gave the obama white house a gift that keeps on giving. >> i love this generation of republicans. their approach to a woman's body is the same as their approach to the economy. they have no idea how it works, but they're eager to screw with it anyway. >> even as she made her first appearance on msnbc, sandra fluke received a phone call from the president. >> he encouraged me and supported me and thanked me for speaking out about the concerns of american women.
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>> rush limbaugh had turned sandra fluke into a political icon. the democrats used his exact words to tar the gop by association. >> if we're going to pay for your contraceptives and thus pay for you to have sex, we want you to post the videos online so we can all watch. >> we women have got a serious problem with the republican party. >> then the democratic strategist hillary rosen appearing on cnn delivered just what the romney campaign was looking for. a countergaffe. >> what you have is mitt romney running around the country saying well, my wife tells me what women care about are economic issues. when i listen to my wife, that's what i'm hearing. guess what? his wife has actually never worked a day in her life. >> not quite as bad as limbaugh, but enough to energize the gaffe seekers supporting romney. >> the comments hillary rosen made today have awakened many mama grizzlies across the
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nation. >> this is how the democratic party thinks of women unless they're career women and have foreign nannies. >> how many tweets? >> thousands within a couple of hours. >> who is following those tweets and how does it jump from twitter to another mediimmediam? >> the way it jumps is that news producers see it. news producers are on twitter and reporters are on twitter. so if something happens late at night, it becomes fodder for the morning news shows. >> the next step was all but immediate. the president, the first lady, everyone but the white house gardener disassociated themselves from hillary rosen's comment. now the halo victimhood had shifted to ann romney's head. >> his wife has actually never worked a day in her life. >> ann romney has never gotten her ass out of the house. >> happy mother's day from barack obama's team.
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>> the gender gap was actually beginning to narrow a little when todd akin, the republican senate nominee from missouri offered his insight on rain. >> from what i understand from doctors, that's really rare. if it's a legitimate rape, the body has ways to shut it down. >> akin may have thought he was talking to a local television station, but within a couple of hours, a liberal monitoring group put his remarks out on youtube. >> the republican party let this strand of strange politics grow within its midst. >> romney, perhaps reluctant it to antagonize rush limbaugh's audience, had fumbled the sandra fluke fi i can't say co-. it this time he was quick to recognize the danger. >> i think it was outrageous and offensive. i asked him to get out of the race. i've distanced myself from the kind of thing he said as far as i possibly can. >> at the gop convention ann romney herself tried to undo
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what damage had been done. >> i love you women! >> but the democrats clearly feel they have an edge on this issue. discovered by the media research center, raised to national prominence by rush limbaugh, now poised and polished, sandra fluke. >> our president, when he hears that a young woman has been verbally attacked thinks of his daughters, not his delegates or his donors. >> ted koppel is here with us in the studio in our giant chairs. it reminds me of the beach boys song "heroes and villains." there's no angels here. this is a two-sided fistfight. >> what sandra fluke said there at end was sweet, but it didn't have the additional advantage of being entirely true.
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bill maher said vile thing about bristol palin, sarah palin's daughter. when he made a $1 million donation to a barack obama super-pac, conservatives called on president to disavow what he said and to give the money back. of course, neither happened. >> next week we want to tell the folks that you're going to have part two of your reporting. i didn't know there was any media culpability in this, but apparently you found some. >> we are as much to blame, i think, as any other major industry in the country. we'll be talking to bill o'reilly about that. >> everybody here is grabbing the bottom of their seats in anticipation. that's next week on "rock center." good to see you. up next tonight, the latest stop on our road trip this summer, and a bit later on in tonight's broadcast, he's the teen idol trying to make the
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if you watched us this summer, we're sending our camera group out to see what they find. this week we look at the great custom of summer family reunions. you're about to mete the matthews family who are part of a big, proud tradition of big gatherings that's especially strong african-american families. our road trip tonight stops in decatur, alabama, where family member sarah bradley introduces us to everybody else in the
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family. >> every few years we get together and celebrate our family. >> let me give you a great, big hug. >> we've been looking for you. >> my name is sarah montez matthews bradley, and i have planned the matthews family reunion. it's a lot of laughter. it's a lot of hugging, kissing. my, you've grown. i haven't seen you in years. you've aged. you're thinner. you're not so thin. we have over 200 members of the matthews family here this weekend. we have from 0 to 84. it's loud. it's boisterous. it's exciting, jubilant, and it's a good time. the first family reunion was in 1975 in cedar lake.
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it was in the '7 0s. everybody had afros. we started to hold reunions because it was a feeling we only got together for funerals and sad occasions. it was an opportunity to get together and celebrate each other at a happy time. it's very important to us as african-american families that we stay connected. i really think it goes back to slavery, because we were scattered and we became a cohesive family. we did not want to lose that connection. >> we traveled pretty far to be here. >> every year there's a t-shirt that will have the theme of the family reunion on it. this year's reunion was returning home to our roots. we came back decatur where our family started. >> the old-fashioned way. >> i took the greyhound bus. >> it was like a 12-hour drive. >> this is our family picnic, because the first reunion was just an all-day picnic. >> food is what connects us.
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food makes us feel good. >> i loved it. >> what we're trying to do is let our children and our children's children come back and see where we grew up so they can make the connection for where we came from. >> my grandmother was like, okay, this summer we're going to our family reunion. i was like, oh, we have to go there? it's too hot. it's too hot. there's no shade. i don't want to go there. it's going to be boring. but it turned out to be awesome. >> i got to meet my cousins that i didn't even know that i had, and i got to play with them. >> my hope is that people take away from this reunion that die indica decatur, alabama is always home no matter where they are. if they're in afghanistan or on the moon or down the street,
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it's almost inevitable whenever you hear people talk about seeing justin bieber on tv these days, especially if they haven't his voice has changed. he's grown up so much. maybe it's more acute in justin bieber's case because he's so ubiquitous. about half his life so far has been televised. now suddenly he's 18 years old, old enough to vote and serve in
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the military and where his career is concerned, there's the big question, now what? ryan seacrest who has been all grown up for a while recently sat down with the biebs and talked about life so far and the road ahead. >> it used to be that pop stars were judged by how many records they sold or how many stadiums they filled and by those numbers, justin bieber certainly measures up. but to him these numbers mean much more. he has 46 million facebook fans, 27 million twitter followers, and 2.9 billion youtube views. he's the most googled person on the planet. and the world's first social media superstar. >> is that your phone? >> it's my phone. 18 always texting. i have girls texting me all the time. >> from his current love, fellow teen star selena gomez, to his encounters with the paparazzi, there's hardly a minute that's
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not instantly out there. why do you feel the need to share so much with your audience and with your fans? >> i feel like they feel like they're so connected with me because they found me through the internet. i think that they feel a different type of connection. >> it all began five years ago when bieber's mom posted clips of him on youtube. the only audience she thought would be his grandma. ♪ for a little respect >> it turned out someone else was watching, too. >> it was a mistake that i stumbled on those videos. what really grabbed me was that here's this white boy in canada, a little church contest, and he was singing this song with a -- a really big r&b song with a lot of soul. >> music manager scooter braun discovered bieber on youtube and has worked with him ever since
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the singer was 13. >> he's an entertainer. he's a true entertainer. >> braun says bieber's success is no accident. staying connected to millions of fans takes a lot of work. >> think about it this way. there hasn't been a day he hasn't tweeted and facebooked in probably four years. he works nonstop. there was a point where we broke every child labor law out there because we were working seven days a week, 16-hour days, and justin just pushies through it. >> braun is carefully guided bieber from a young internet breakout to teen idol. >> people seem to think i'm claiming he's the next beatles or next michael jackson. that's not what i'm doing. i'm trying to make him the next justin bieber. he's commenting himself as an artist that doesn't lose the kids and grows with adults. i think as long as he makes great music, all this other stuff, excuse me for my language, is just bull [ bleep ]. if he makes great music,
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everything else will fall into place. >> now they work together to find the next social media sensation. it was actually bieber who was impressed with carly recep say . >> what did you think when you heard if. >> call me maybe, who thought of this song. i keep listening. all my friends in the car, 18-year-old guys singing this song. i'm like who is this person? i told scooter, i was like this song is amazing. i tweeted about it. >> bieber convinced braun to sign jepsen and took to youtube with his own lipped up version. it was the viral video of the summer. ♪ just call me maybe >> so call me maybe. >> the two recently performed together in london.
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you're the power to anoint. >> thank you. >> scooter braun is hoping his winning streak will continue with this guy, whose unusual dance moves are burning up the internet. ♪ >> cy, a korean pop store just signed with braun's schoolboy record label. while viral videos may help launch a career, justin bieber is now the test case for whether they can sustain one. when you sit at home night and think about your goals and the things you're striving for next, what's on that list? >> well, grammys, because i haven't won a grammy. so that's something that i've always like when i was little, what if i won a grammy? that would be crazy. that's one of the things i'm struggling for. >> what's that's why his new book, the digital creation has a hard covered book is titled jt
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ju just getting started. i love being the underdog. it gives me and my fans something to do and strive for next. do you still feel like you're the underdog? >> in some ways i'm the underdog because some don't believe i can make a transition to being a teen pop star to an adult. >> he's right. it's a move that only a few teen stars like michael jackson and justin timberlake have managed. remember all those who haven't? of course you don't. the world seeing you grow up, but you say you're not completely grown up yet. what do you mean by that? >> i mean, i feel like i'm definitely growing up. i'm 18, but remember when you were 18. >> not too long ago. >> when you're 18 you're not fully a man yet. you're growing into being a man and becoming the person that you're going to be, but i feel like i still have my young moments and i still have my life. i don't take it too seriously.
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i just don't want to be another teen heartthrob, because that just annoys me. i want to prove people wrong. ♪ everything's going to be all right ♪ >> his new album "believe" looks and sounds more grown up, even if bieber isn't quite there yet. >> hearing old people say, wow, this new album is great. they're judging me based on my music and not based on the flick of my hair. that's not what i want, although that's fine with me. >> you don't hate that? >> i don't hate that. >> our thanks to the combo of sea crest and bieber. you want next tonight, what was it about the photo of the couple under arrest that hit the web a few days back that got people all revved up? not anymore.
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convinced ourselves is our popular end segment every thursday night here where we
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pensando. the movie was the simmering sexual tension on the plot line. >> we rob banks. >> it was really violent, and while you couldn't picture them registering for wedding gifts at target, it worked as a killer romantic duo, which might be why this photo has received so much interest this past week. two lovers under arrest at manhattan criminal court following what police say was a citywide graffiti spree. he's the painter and she's his girlfriend. the photo was noticed as part of a contest by the director ron howard, and we've added sexy background music to enhance the effect. ♪ kiss me darling ♪ kiss me like you'll never kiss again ♪ >> when the photo went big-time viral the photographer found the woman who told an interviewer, we had a crazy romance all summer.
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it is like a movie. there have been some wonderful additions lately to the classic web theme of photo bombing. that's when someone unintended ends up in the picture without you realizing it. there's a groet repository of them on buzz feed. the best photo bombers are animal friends the hippo who wanted in on the shot a lot of cats bombing other photo opes. there's the wedding horse, the bear in the background and the flying bird. aamid the penguins instant seal post heidi klum breakup and this shot considered the granddaddy of them all, the squirrel that photo bombed the family vacation. another genre is dog shaming, dogs bad who can't read and too ashamed to look at signing the owners post. it's especially big in britain, and these perpetrators are exposed to the world along with their crimes.
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their fakes expressions, their lack of eye contact speaks volumes about their guilt. too often the victims are cats, and it's probably time the world new about it. a camera stolen by a brazen sea gull in san francisco flying out over the water with the device, live coverage in flight over the bay until depositing the camera a distance away. it flies off and the cam recovered by the owner. airplanes in the news this week. first the real kind, american airlines announced pilots can use ipads in the cockpit to display flight maps. say it with me. i bet they won't have to turn off and put away all electronics for fatake-off and landing. "airplane" was voted funniest of all time. a survey of viewers found three laughs a minute on average. here are three in 11 seconds. a hospital, what is it? >> it's a big building with patients.
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>> it can be a cap or tear dak tell. >> i am serious, and don't call me shirley. >> embarrassment for the democrats. they went big on veterans at their convention after mitt romney famously failed to thank the military in his acceptance speech. the problem? the warships in their big military graphic. they turned out to be the russian navy black sea fleet. the democrats apologized and blamed a vendor era. computer news was big this week. we heard from mark zuckerberg for the first time since facebook stock faceplanted half its value. audible in the background, older parents across america saying he's worth $12 million and couldn't wear a nice er shirt? then there's the new iphone5 because it's so many weeks since the last iphone. it's bigger, thinner, faster and better, but there's a huge bummer. it doesn't fit of the 6,000
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charges devices you already own, but also may have lost or left had hotel rooms. across this country people this week vowed to not give in this time. they vowed to fight the power or at least the power cord. and for all of us apple customers who truly believe we can fight the power, the estimates are apple will sell 50 million of the new iphone5s between now and christmas. best of luck fighting the power. that is it for tonight's broadcast of "rock center" and it's that time thanks to the magic of television, matt lauer and savannah guthrie have a preview of what's coming up tomorrow morning on "today." coming up fry jake gyllenhaal. >> get ready to dance. korean sensation cy performs live on the plaza. >> multiple appearances for cy tonight. next week on "rock center," i
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will go behind the scenes with steve buscemi. finally he's a true leading man as his show on hbo ""boardwalk empire"" gets ready for season three. >> first rule of politics, never let the truth get in the way of a good story. >> a great actor and former new york city firefighter. we'll have his story next week on the broadcast. for everyone who worked so hard to get this week's broadcast on the air, thank you for watching. for now, good night from new york. for the folk in the eastern half next at 11:00, more violence in the middle east as actors from the anti-islamic film tell a revealing story. this is more than just a house fire. we'll tell you about the blaze and its connection to bay area history. the news is next. rands, a greasy bag of deep-fried easy. ♪ fortunately with hamburger helper's 40 varieties a home-cooked meal is never out of reach.
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We reject complaints of these exercises not being transparent. We believe that whipping up hysteria around these exercises is a provocation.feedback
We don't respond to such business topics. It's not our job, and we left it without a response.feedback
Because we do not react to such (questions about) business themes, and this is not our job, we left this matter without a response.feedback
I can confirm that among the mass of e-mails there was an e-mail from Mr. Michael Cohen. This really happened.feedback
We cannot discuss the hundreds and thousands of various requests from different countries we get with President Putin.feedback
We note a certain contradiction in the statements coming out of the White House.feedback
Retaliatory measures have already been taken.feedback
So there was no need to wait. Things are pretty obvious.feedback
These contacts do not require any authorization from the Kremlin and they were not carried out on behalf of the Kremlin.feedback
Jul 14 2017
We don't know anything about this person.feedback
We do not know who that is.feedback
It (Ukraine's rapprochement with NATO) will not contribute to the strengthening of stability and security on the European continent.feedback
There is an understanding that effective measures should be taken, which would lead to real ceasefire on the frontline and to ensure military hardware withdrawal. Minsk accords are being implemented too slowly, serious disappointment is not concealed.feedback
This is the first meeting, the first acquaintance of the two presidents. This is the main thing for this meeting.feedback
He didn't try. That did not happen.feedback
They will meet in any case there, on the sidelines of this summit, but no (separate) meeting is planned at the moment.feedback
Jun 29 2017
This is not the Kremlin's issue.feedback
No one can effectively combat cyber threats on their own, and, unfortunately, unfounded blanket accusations will not solve this problem.feedback
Jun 28 2017
No country can efficiently tackle cyber threats alone.feedback
Such threats to Syria's legitimate leaders are unacceptable.feedback
I am not aware of any information [or] threat of the use of chemical weapons. You know, there have been numerous cases of use of poisonous chemical substances by militant terrorists of ISIS and other criminal groups. Perhaps, there is a potential danger of repeating such provocations. But once again, I'd like to repeat that I don't have exact information.feedback
I am not aware of any information about a threat that chemical weapons can be used. Certainly, we consider such threats to the legitimate leadership of the Syrian Arab Republic unacceptable.feedback
Any decisions can be made only by the court.feedback
Let's wait for this G20 summit. But I repeat again: to our regret, there have so far been no definite arrangements regarding this (meeting).feedback
The protocol side of it is secondary.feedback
There will just be the meeting.feedback
This assertion has absolutely nothing to do with reality. We have heard no arguments proving the veracity of this information ... Therefore we strongly deny the very possibility that this could have happened.feedback
Of course, the effectiveness and realisation of this convention will be hampered without key participants. There is no alternative (to the accord) at this time.feedback
President (Vladimir) Putin signed this convention in Paris, Russia attaches great significance to it. At the same time, it goes without saying that the effectiveness of this convention is likely to be reduced without its key participants.feedback
The conversation itself is extremely positive.feedback
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This is the U.S. president's sovereign decision which does not have anything to do with Russia and should not have anything to do with Russia.feedback
We consider that all countries should avoid any actions that lead to higher tensions in such a troubled region and call for Syrian sovereignty to be respected.feedback
What (hacking) groups? From where? Why Russia? This slightly reminds me of accusations from Washington, which have been left hanging in mid-air until now and do not do their authors any credit.feedback
These are utterly erroneous allegations, and rather primitive. Russia has never interfered, doesn't interfere and will never interfere into electoral processes in other countries.feedback
Cutting the power supply to the Luhansk region is yet another step by Ukraine to push those territories away.feedback
We respect the choice of the French people. We are in favour of building good and mutually beneficial relations.feedback
The issue of deployment and redeployment of troops inside the country does not fall into the category of public affairs. Any country in the process of building its own security reacts to changes in the international situation.feedback
I don't know anything about this, I can only say that seven anonymous sources are not worth one real one.feedback
His position is close, but not every time.feedback
We call all countries for restraint, we call all the countries to refrain from any actions that could amount to provocative steps.feedback
We are against any actions that could pose a threat to the safety or lives of journalists.feedback
Such wording is absolutely unacceptable for a country that came under attack. All the necessary legal action regarding this ruling will be taken.feedback
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There is a certain possibility. You know the talks between the Russian foreign minister and the U.S. Secretary of State are currently underway, and if they later decide to report on the results of these talks to the head of state, we will let you know.feedback
Returning to pseudo-attempts to resolve the crisis by repeating mantras that Assad must step down cannot help sort things out.feedback
As far as I understand, [Tillerson] is coming and will have negotiations with our foreign minister.feedback
The fact is that we no longer know what goals Washington pursued when deciding to carry out these strikes, but it is univocal that they are launched de facto in the interests of Daesh, al-Nusra Front and other terrorists. In this connection, we can only express regret.feedback
Washington's move deals a significant blow to the Russia-U.S. relations, which are already in a deplorable shape.feedback
President [Vladimir] Putin considers the American strikes against Syria an aggression against a sovereign government in violations of the norms of international law, and under a false pretext. Syria does not have chemical weapons.feedback
With this step Washington has struck a significant blow to Russian-American relations, which were already in a sorry state. The participants expressed deep concern at the inevitable negative consequences of these aggressive actions for the joint efforts to fight terrorism.feedback
Our legislation has, so to say, a certain code defending a citizen's honor and dignity, including those of the president. Individuals need to be guided by these norms, so unfortunately, I can say nothing.feedback
Unconditional support is not possible in this current world. It is not correct to say that Moscow can convince Mr. Assad to do whatever is wanted in Moscow. This is totally wrong.feedback
There is total Russophobia, hysterical Russophobia going on.feedback
Moscow has always supported good relations with the Baltic states.feedback
We insist that any blaming that Russia could have been interfering in domestic affairs of the United States is slander.feedback
Mar 28 2017
Slogans, the proposals and criticism voiced will be taken into account.feedback
Mar 28 2017
It was ordinary business.feedback
Tens of meetings were held and one of these meetings was with Kushner's company and with him. It is routine business.feedback
This issue has nothing to do with us or our agenda.feedback
From our point of view the decision is absolutely unfair and we hope that it will be reviewed.feedback
It is what in English we call 'fake news.feedback
The steps made by the administrations of these regions, … can be understood to a degree.feedback
Mar 14 2017
Sometimes the situation at these talks is really complicated because of substantial differences in approaches of various countries.feedback
I would not use the word 'provocation'. It (her candidacy) is the choice of a television channel, we don't see anything provocative in it. Everyone's been there. There's almost no-one who hasn't gone there. It's an international competition and the host country should follow the international rules under which the competition is run.feedback
It's clear that one should wish to avoid any politicization of Eurovision and we believe it is absolutely unacceptable.feedback
This is his job. He was talking about bilateral relations, about what is going on in the United States, so we have a better understanding in Moscow. This is what happens all around the world. Well, if you look at some people connected with Hillary Clinton during her campaign, you would probably see that he had lots of meetings of that kind. There are lots of specialists in politology, people working in think tanks advising Hillary or advising people working for Hillary. The fact that Russia is being demonised in that sense comes very strange to us.feedback
And we are really sorry about that. Because the whole issue takes us away from getting the situation to a better position. Quite unexpectedly, we were in the position where Russia became, shall we say, a nightmare for the United States. You are self-humiliating yourself to say that a country can intervene. America, a huge country - the most powerful country in the world, with very, very stable political traditions, and you say that a country can easily intervene and easily influence your electoral process? This is simply impossible.feedback
It has nothing to do with reality. It hasn't been discussed, and there is no talk about it.feedback
We disagree with and reject any such accusations.feedback
It would hardly concern us until a rise in spending upsets the existing balance of strategic deterrence.feedback
We have nothing to add to the expansive definition given by President Trump. Similarly, there has been no movement forward regarding cooperation in the fight against terrorism, which causes regret. Without waiting for these contacts to start, Russia has been consistently contributing to the fight against terrorism and scoring results.feedback
We have heard different statements from President Trump.feedback
Mar 02 2017
The more such meetings an ambassador has, the more efficient his work is. The negative effect for the idea to develop at least some dialogue with Russia is evident.feedback
Mar 01 2017
We're waiting for statements to be followed by some actions that would show what we actually can expect concerning the prospects of U.S.-Russian bilateral relations.feedback
From our side we are not conducting any such activity. At the moment we are not working on elections because it's a little bit early. We have not started preparations.feedback
It's important to us how our relations will develop.feedback
We have yet enough time before the election campaign.feedback
There's nothing to talk about. How can Russia rent its own region from itself?feedback
These (are) absurd accusations. ... We do not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, including Montenegro.feedback
These aren't the documents of an officially recognized state. They are de facto issued on the territory.feedback
We never wore rose-tinted glasses, never had any illusions, so there is nothing to be disappointed with.feedback
We hope that sooner or later the process will start to resume a normal business relationship with Washington. We're losing time in terms of solving global problems. Because there are lots of problems which are of a sort that neither the United States nor Russia can solve them effectively alone.feedback
It's a newspaper report which is not based on any facts.feedback
The theme of returning Crimea will not be discussed ... Russia does not discuss its territorial integrity with foreign partners.feedback
Russia has been and remains committed to its international commitments, including to the treaty in question. Nobody has formally accused Russia of violating the treaty.feedback
I couldn't confirm this. We've already reported everything that we considered necessary about the results of the telephone conversation. We have nothing to add.feedback
Unfortunately, our military, while carrying out strikes on terrorists, was guided by coordinates given to them by our Turkish partners, and Turkish servicemen should not have been present on those coordinates. It was a lack of coordination in providing coordinates, that is how I would formulate it.feedback
We are not inclined to exaggerate this or to blow this out of proportion.feedback
This is a very unfortunate incident for the Fox company at least in our eyes.feedback
We would like to receive an apology from the president from this respected organization.feedback
Russia has friendly partner-like relations with Iran, we cooperate on a wide range of issues, value our trade ties, and hope to develop them further. It's no secret for anyone that Moscow and Washington hold diametrically opposed views on many international issues. That should not be an obstacle when it comes to forging normal communication and pragmatic mutually-beneficial relations between Russia and the United States.feedback
We consider such words from the Fox TV company to be unacceptable and insulting, and honestly speaking, we would prefer to get an apology from such a respected TV company.feedback
We express regret for this hostile stance … We are sure that such allegations are baseless.feedback
We know from the example of rocket engines that American partners never put what they need under sanctions.feedback
Such aggressive actions, supported by the armed forces of Ukraine, undermine the aims and the task of realizing the Minsk accords.feedback
(But) it's hardly possible to talk about any kind of deals (over sanctions). To start with we must fix the date and time of a meeting between the two presidents. Aides are working on this now. We have seen a readiness to solve difficult problems through dialogue, which President Putin has long been calling for and unfortunately in previous years did not find a response (to).feedback
Jan 28 2017
I know nothing about that.feedback
Contacts at the level of the administrations are not taking place at the moment, there haven't been any yet, such contacts are yet to be established.feedback
No, our American partners did not consult with us. It's a sovereign decision.feedback
"It's important not to exacerbate the situation with refugees."feedback
Jan 23 2017
It won't happen in a matter of weeks.feedback
Jan 21 2017
Successful development of bilateral ties will depend on our ability to solve these differences through dialogue.feedback
It cannot be seen as participation in the privatization. It has absolutely no connection to the privatization itself.feedback
Right now there are no agreements, drafts or any preparations underway for a meeting because the president and Mr Trump have not discussed this in any way.feedback
Let's wait until he assumes office before we give assessment to any initiatives.feedback
There have not been talks about a meeting yet.feedback
Of course we'd like to see them gone but you know sanctions are not that effective. Sanctions hit the interests of the country that is under sanction but at the same time it hits the interest of the country that introduce the sanctions.feedback
Lots of things that's being blamed on us and our president – they're false and they're fake. Think twice before saying that Russians are bad guys.feedback
I do not work in intelligence agency. I work in Kremlin. But I can assure you that the allegations in this funny paper, in this so-called report, they are untrue. They are all fake.feedback
Moscow is genuinely hoping that our presidents will get along. At least Trump has spoken of his readiness for dialogue. This doesn't mean there's a readiness to agree about everything with each other. That is hardly possible and Moscow isn't expecting that, but dialogue is grounds for hope and could help us find a way out of many complex situations.feedback
Jan 12 2017
These actions threaten our interests, our security. Especially as it concerns a third party building up its military presence near our borders. It's not even a European state.feedback
Moscow hopes that our presidents will get along well.feedback
This is an evident attempt to harm our bilateral ties. The Kremlin does not engage in collecting compromising information.feedback
You have to react to this with a certain humor, but there's also a sad side to this. Hysteria is being whipped up to maintain a political witch hunt.feedback
We understand that Tillerson will continue to be quite tough in pursuing his line.feedback
Jan 09 2017
They are amateurish and are hardly worthy of the high professional standards of top intelligence agencies. We categorically rule out the possibility that Russian officials or official bodies could have been involved. We are tired of such accusations. This is beginning to remind us of a full-fledged witch hunt.feedback
We are observing a serious fatigue with these accusations. It truly is reminiscent of a witch-hunt.feedback
We strongly disagree with any of the ungrounded claims, accusations, that were made in reference to Russia. From our point of view such actions by the current administration in Washington are, unfortunately, a manifestation of unpredictable and, one might even say, aggressive foreign policy.feedback
Dec 29 2016
We think that such steps by a U.S. administration that has three weeks left to work are aimed at two things: to further harm Russian-American ties, which are at a low point as it is, as well as, obviously, to deal a blow to the foreign policy plans of the incoming administration of the president-elect.feedback
Dec 22 2016
This (attack), of course, is a blow in the sense of the country's prestige.feedback
Dec 22 2016
We need to wait for the results of the joint investigative group. It is really not worth rushing to conclusions.feedback
Dec 22 2016
Did it (the spyware) have 'Made in Russia' written on it? We absolutely refute this nonsense.feedback
We're not wearing rose-tinted glasses, we have no illusions about any breakthroughs but hope for a more constructive approach.feedback
Almost every level of dialogue with the United States is frozen. We don't communicate with one another, or (if we do) we do so minimally. Everyone's heads are aching because of work and with projects and nobody is thinking or talking about elections.feedback
We believe this damages bilateral relations ... Russia will take commensurate measures.feedback
We shouldn't rush with any theories before the investigators establish who were behind the assassination of our ambassador.feedback
Either stop talking about it or finally provide some evidence. Otherwise it looks indecent.feedback
Dec 16 2016
They should either stop talking about that, or produce some proof at last. Otherwise it all begins to look unseemly.feedback
The potential in our relations is so rich, and the desire is so great to develop our relations to the level where they meet their potential, that we don't want to concentrate on one issue but on the wider substance ... of our relations.feedback
As for assertions about whether he will treat the Russian Federation well or badly, there is a big difference between being secretary of state and being head of a company, albeit a large one.feedback
The threat of losing Palmyra is a loss for all civilized humankind, not just for Russia.feedback
As part of his duties as head of one of the biggest oil companies, he had contacts with our representatives. The president received him several times.feedback
This topic does not have any relation to us.feedback
We regret that the world community, including our partners in the United States, are reacting very modestly to the tragedy that unfolded with the attack on the field hospital.feedback
In the Kremlin we wouldn't want to see any actions by the Ukrainian side that breached international law and that might create dangerous conditions for international flights over the territory of Russia and adjacent regions.feedback
The announcement really came as news to us.feedback
But at the same time from our point of view it should not in any way influence the centripetal trend which exists in our bilateral relations with Tokyo.feedback
They are Russian Federation citizens, this is the most important thing in this case.feedback
The commission was postponed as the agenda is still being worked out. Work with Russian oil companies is being regularly carried out by the energy ministry. There are no separate meetings scheduled by the president.feedback
There are no such concerns.feedback
The arrest of Mr Ulyukayev can hardly be associated in any way with changes in economic policy.feedback
Nov 16 2016
This does not concern the deal in any way.feedback
Nov 15 2016
This is a serious accusation.feedback
It is phenomenal how close they are to one another when it comes to their conceptual approach to foreign policy. And that is probably a good basis for our moderate optimism that they will at least be able to start a dialogue to start to clear out the Augean stables in our bilateral relations.feedback
An atmosphere of mutual trust takes years to achieve. It's not possible to just declare that there is an atmosphere of mutual trust, especially after such serious damage was done in the last few years to our relations.feedback
And our experts, our specialists on the U.S., on international affairs ... Of course they are constantly speaking to their counterparts here, including those from Mr. Trump's group.feedback
Of course, it's quite natural that Russian experts are trying to maintain the dialogue with people from different camps. It's very important to understand the main streams, and understand the main tendencies, nuances in the positions of different parties, different camps here in the United States.feedback
The (Russian) president deems a regime when Russian air forces don't carry out strikes on eastern Aleppo as reasonable if militants don't start combat action.feedback
There is no such issue on the agenda, as such. There are no discussions about that in the Kremlin.feedback
Nov 03 2016
We deny it completely.feedback
At the same time, he is a rather well-known actor, which became the reason for granting him Russian Federation citizenship.feedback
Nov 01 2016
This is a case which merits the closest attention of the relevant authorities, in this case the prison service.feedback
We'll do whatever is necessary to keep our national interests safe.feedback
Don't speak to terrorists – you have to kill terrorists.feedback
We're still quite a strong country that is capable of preserving its own national interests.feedback
Some countries are trying to play with the devil and use terrorists to get rid of Assad, and some just say thoughtlessly that Assad must leave. If Damascus falls and terrorists take hold there, there will be no political settlement then.feedback
There are plenty of instruments already there to control the skies and the security of our infrastructure in Syria.feedback
It must be liberated and everything must be done to prevent the country's breakup, which could have catastrophic consequences for the entire region.feedback
A temporary base is not a goal, it's a means to achieve the goal that was declared by the president - to help legitimate Syrian authorities in their fight with ISIS and other terrorist organisations. The Syrian territory must be liberated.feedback
Unfortunately, the information that we receive, it does not give us the opportunity to be careless optimists. It is clear that the world community still has very long and hard work ahead.feedback
Moscow is ready to react positively to any attempt for dialogue.feedback
The Russian military is offering yet another chance, and we hope that our partners will allow us all to take advantage of that.feedback
Russia now expects its partners ... to take the baton and assist this humanitarian operation, to make sure the bandits leave Aleppo, especially its eastern part, in order for a real process of separation of the so-called moderate opposition from terrorist groups to begin.feedback
Oct 14 2016
They mentioned various anti-missile systems, the supplies of which in different variations Russia could consider if there was such a wish on Turkey's side.feedback
Probably the British foreign minister is aware of the Vienna Convention and that Great Britain is duty-bound to take responsibility for the safety of Russian diplomatic missions on its territory.feedback
The President made the decision to cancel his visit. The President noted that he is ready to visit Paris at a time convenient for (French President) Hollande. We will wait for this convenient time to come.feedback
We're not blaming the White House or Langley every time.feedback
Of course we would like our country to be mentioned only positively, but to our regret we know that the Russian card and mentioning our president have practically become an inseparable part of America's election campaign.feedback
Once all preparatory work has been finalised, we will issue a relevant statement.feedback
First-hand radar data identified all flying objects which could have been launched or in the air over the territory controlled by rebels at that moment. The data are clear-cut...there is no rocket. If there was a rocket, it could only have been fired from elsewhere.feedback
If there was a rocket, it could only have been launched from a different area. You can't argue with it, it can't be discussed.feedback
Because there has been no separation of moderates from terrorists, terrorists continue their encroachments, they continue offensives ... Naturally the fight against terrorists is ongoing, it must not be stopped.feedback
Regrettably ... the ceasefire regime has not been effective enough to date. But nonetheless Moscow is not losing hope - and what is more important, not losing political will to spare no effort for achieving a steady process of political settlement in Syria. (But) so far it's been very hard.feedback
The Kremlin views the situation as extremely complicated. We are chiefly concerned that ... terrorists are using a ceasefire to regroup their forces, to replenish their arsenals, for obvious preparations for waging offensives.feedback
The situation in Syria is a source of great concern.feedback
Putin "once again received a massive vote of confidence from the country's people.feedback
Mutual recriminations are being made.feedback
In general, we can still state that the (ceasefire) process is moving forward, despite some setbacks.feedback
Sep 14 2016
Before Snowden everyone was joking that 'Big brother is watching you' and then we suddenly learned that he actually was watching. Understanding that we all live in an aquarium – and that understanding is exactly what Snowden gave us – is much more important than evaluation of what he did. At least that's my opinion.feedback
Sep 05 2016
It went well. Work will continue.feedback
Putin sent a clear and unequivocal signal: we are interested in the restoration of our relations, we are interested in renewal of talks in all spheres, including the most sensitive ones.feedback
Jul 29 2016
It is so absurd it borders on total stupidity.feedback
Moscow is at pains to avoid any words that could be interpreted as direct or indirect interference in the election process.feedback
This will be the first meeting after that collapse in our relations, the first one after the leaders of the two nations turned over that page. Therefore, it's possible to say with confidence they won't lack topics for discussion.feedback
The principle of collective responsibility is hardly acceptable.feedback
I certainly regret such a decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport which refers to absolutely all of our athletes.feedback
Once we have received these proposals from the original source and not from a newspaper, then we will be able to say something.feedback
Such discussions are not taking place in the Kremlin and are not agreed with the Kremlin.feedback
The issues (to be discussed) are fairly predictable. Syria, Ukraine and bilateral relations". Kerry will also hold talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday.feedback
The return of our guys to Moscow and the pardoning of Savchenko and her return to Kiev can hardly be considered as something that is able to significantly change the current atmosphere, which of course we would like to see as more constructive.feedback
We were in correspondence with him (Elton John) a couple of weeks ago, because there had been an agreement that, if their schedules allow, this meeting would take place. President Putin expressed readiness for this meeting. But this time, the meeting won't take place, unfortunately. Their schedules do not match up. But this does not mean that such a meeting won't take place next time.feedback
The situation with Iran has changed dramatically.feedback
We are continuously developing friendly relations with Iran, but we cannot really talk about a new paradigm in our relations.feedback
It's obvious that the intention, the main target, of this attack, was in the first place against our country, and against President Putin himself.feedback
The main target of this disinformation is our president, especially in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections and in the context of a longer-term perspective - I mean presidential elections in two years.feedback
Such a meeting cannot be excluded, if there are precise dates of his (John's) stay here and if the president's working schedule allows it.feedback
Mar 28 2016
After the withdrawal of part of our (military) contingent from Syria, air force units remaining at two bases – in Hmeymim and Tartous – will continue fighting terrorist groups … and will continue supporting the Syrian's army's offensive.feedback
Negative comments from U.S. politicians were nothing new. It's an open secret for us that demonizing Russia and whatever is linked to Russia is unfortunately a mandatory hallmark of America's election campaign.feedback
Mar 04 2016
We hope that all countries in the region will maintain restraint and a balanced attitude.feedback
Mar 03 2016
I may be wrong. I'm not an expert or a judge but it is obvious that we are definitely talking about a woman who is mentally unsound. You need to regard anything that such a deranged woman says accordingly.feedback
Feb 20 2016
Russia views such trans-border strikes by Turkish artillery and artillery strikes at Syrian territory as unacceptable. We can only express our regret that this draft resolution was not supported.feedback
Jan 27 2016
At the moment one cannot speak of coordinating actions in a practical sense.feedback
Jan 22 2016
But you can put that down to subtle British humour, when an open public inquiry hangs on classified information from unnamed intelligence services and is based on prolific use of the words 'possibly' and 'probably.feedback
Jun 08 2015
The presidential decree is taking effect and must be carried out.feedback
May 12 2015
Russia was never the initiator of this cooling of relations.feedback
Mar 19 2015
We can express our regret but on the other hand there never is a vacuum in the market, if one company leaves others will fill this gap.feedback
This time the agreement was supported at the highest level and we hope that all parties will honour their commitments.feedback
I do not know the authenticity of this video, I do not know the authenticity of these sources, but in any case no doubt this will be material for review by our special (security) services.feedback
May 03 2014
The tragedy in Odessa saw nationalists and radicals burn unarmed people alive, with the permission of the authorities. The Kyiv authorities are not only responsible but are also complicit in these crimes.feedback
They held talks, comprehensively discussed trade and economic relations of Ukraine and Russia.feedback
We need to check this information, but as far as we know, he considers himself a defender of human rights and a campaigner for democratic ideals.feedback


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Alright so… I actually don't have a lot of completed things this month, but I do have a lot of linearts waiting to be colored and shaded. So hope you don't mind just having these things for now. Also after a couple of years, I've finally publicly uploaded a human. Instead of all the animals and anthros. So yeah
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So this month I had a lot more activity. Unfortunately, I didn't really draw any creepy stuff other than a few sketches. Instead I started finishing the first set of species for more world building for Kynric (made up world I've been working on). Hopefully, I'll be able to keep up this inspiration and stuff for a little bit longer!
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
White blurrr//Long exposure
Check out these amazing pictures Tim took while we were at the White Ring show at Show Cave in Eagle Rock. My co-worker/pal Ted likes to call their musical genre screwgaze, you know, hard and dancey, as opposed to the staring-at-your-feet, slowly swaying, shoegaze of the 90s. Galaxie500 anyone? It is also called witch house which I really like and as I feel the first photo evokes.
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