AWESOME SAUCE.... AMERICAN MADE AND WORLD PLAYED. OVATION ROCKS...
@barbarabeaulieu80924 күн бұрын
Mom my was in putnam flood stuck in boat with my uncle
@AtomicPeacenik5 күн бұрын
There will be a documentary about August 18, 2024 someday. Today has been a horrible day in the towns of Southbury, Oxford, Woodbury, and Monroe.
@michaelknox775810 күн бұрын
And now the family is suing. You can't make this stuff up.
@hectorlafamacruz302513 күн бұрын
I GO BY THAT PLACE EVERY DAY ON MY WAY BACK FROM WORK AND NEVER BEEN THERE BEFORE. I LIVE JUST A FEW MINUTES FROM THAT PLACE AND NEVER TRIED IT BRFORE.
@georgelogan67713 күн бұрын
Iceland has the best prison system in the world. Oh yeah.😮
@nataliengin732914 күн бұрын
Excellent Video ! Thank u so much for making this true story of the horrific life of Khmer refugees who got dropped off to die by starvation and killed by land mine. People did not talk about this Genocide at The Mountain Preah Vihear. I will share it with friends and families Great Job ! 👌🙏🏻
@topout2614 күн бұрын
Fates warning uses ovations as well
@robertjennings910518 күн бұрын
I’ve passed this place hundreds of times, time to stop in.. thanks.
@sting11418 күн бұрын
China gave 95 % of the weapons to pol pot . Thats how they were able to defeat lon nol government. Why no Cambodian criticize the Chinese ? Ask any Chinese if they know who pol pot is ? 90 % of them don’t know who he is . In the 80s and 90s ,US wanted pol pot to stay in power 💥 because they wanted to use the Khmer Rouge to fight the Vietnamese all because they were still bitter for losing the Vietnam war. John pilgar documentary KZbin on Cambodia exposes the US support for the Khmer Rouge
@kevinwhelan960720 күн бұрын
"A message from Heaven". He perhaps unwittingly acknowledged the role God plays in using artists in all genres as vehicles of love and grace. Vincent can Gogh: "God sends us pieces of art so that we might see ourselves in them"❤
@BallisticEvents20 күн бұрын
talking about neil diamond and melissa etheridge... not mentioning larry coryell, john mclaughlin, al di meola, harry pepl, philip catherine... there was a time when ovation was THE acoustic guitar in jazz...
@user-fr3hy3vq3w21 күн бұрын
A great adventure! So inspiring!
@jonesilvasilva23 күн бұрын
Being bipolar is not a death sentence: I have bipolar disorder tipe 2 with comorbid ADHD. I have been through tough times in life, but I didn't accept being bipolar and didn't follow treatments, so I was always in crises. After being hospitalized for 12 days and undergoing treatment and convulsive therapy, I got better and accepted the diagnosis. Since then, I haven't had strong crises anymore. My life has changed: I went to university, studied Law, became a lawyer, did postgraduate studies, and work a lot. I live a normal life, but I avoid coffee, energy drinks, and alcohol. I exercise six times a week and sleep at least six hours a day. Additionally, I regularly see mental health professionals: I go to a psychologist twice a month and to a psychiatrist once a month. I take slow-release lithium carbonate as prescribed. We continue the fight with great determination. Disorder Type 2. My family does not know, even when I was hospitalised a few years ago. They did not find out because my two partners at my law firm organised everything with the psychologist and psychiatrist. Only my partners know about my bipolar disorder. My current girlfriend does not know that I have bipolar disorder. I am working with my psychologist to decide whether or not to tell my girlfriend. I believe the worst part of life for someone with bipolar disorder is the stigma and prejudice. Everyone thinks a person with bipolar disorder is always aggressive. I have never been aggressive with anyone, even during moments of crisis. I have never driven a car irresponsibly. I live a normal life, work a lot, and study constantly because my profession requires me to stay updated. However, I do take my medication. My advice to you is: don't expect doctors, psychologists, and medications to perform miracles in your life; you have to do your part by taking all the medications correctly, always visiting your doctor and psychologist, and never lying to them. I even wrote a mathematical formula for us bipolars to stay well: B + MP + P + EP = NLS. B (bipolar), MP (psychiatrist), P (psychologist), EP (self-effort), NLS (normal life and success). Never give up. Good luck, greetings from Brazil.
@John_Locke_10823 күн бұрын
Always makes me sad when I see pictures of my hometown of Winsted before the flood. Growing up in the 80's it was just a shell of the town my grandparents lived in.
@joea143324 күн бұрын
Thank you for providing “villains” allowing for fundamentally unhappy people to be triggered and further reinforcing their internal dialogue that “every thing is bad” and injustice is everywhere. Creating “villains” in videos or political newscasts is a quick, cheap and dirty way to get views and ratings.
@koolmd2825 күн бұрын
This is very interesting!
@madyl855228 күн бұрын
AYE TANIA
@jrgomez799529 күн бұрын
These people are angels
@briangorman885329 күн бұрын
great video
@derekmulready1523Ай бұрын
Semi - Detached are houses in Ireland and Britain are the norm. 🇮🇪🇪🇺
@Ronkyort0doxАй бұрын
That's beautiful. Let them live in their neighbourhood. Why do you want to mix everyone and force them to live with the poors
@paulplatosh2738Ай бұрын
Didnt they sell and knock down the barns?
@sebastianaceves156717 күн бұрын
In some places they did they ended up selling some land around there
@OaketteАй бұрын
Keeps out the riffraff. Neighbourhoods, and indeed countries, should be run like sports teams, only letting in the best players.
@fatboy158Ай бұрын
Say you're racist without saying you're racist
@OaketteАй бұрын
@@fatboy158 Are you implying certain groups of people can't perform as well as other groups? Looks like you're the r a y c i s t
@sbrazenor2Ай бұрын
If you implied racism from that, because you assumed it was about a specific race, you are the racist. There are degenerates in every ethnic and racial group. @@fatboy158
@OaketteАй бұрын
@@fatboy158 Say you're riffraff without saying you're riffraff.
@fatboy158Ай бұрын
@@Oakette tf does riff raff even mean?
@vfdchauffer3606Ай бұрын
Smart, with all the semi and town homes today, just look at the neighborhoods that have any age to them. Poor looking and maintained homes and properties. Most become rentals. Ask people to live like rats, they become rats.
@SherryBrown-uu7fjАй бұрын
Yeah, I’ve helped refurbish places like that but in sheet rock back up and everything else they’re not bad but I never wanna live in one they would take a house and split it down the middle now. The only problem with that is the way you gotta add in the other bathrooms and everything if they didn’t do it properly plumbing problems.
@EmmaHopmanАй бұрын
NIMBYs have done more damage to the economy for the working class than any economic crash our country has seen in the last hundred years
@rosered110Ай бұрын
Nice to have a mixture of homes suitable for different kinds people not to go for exclusivity or a higher level income bracket. Everyone gains from diversity.
@crownj01Ай бұрын
Wrong, nobody gains from diversity. Look at how messed up and crime riddled all of the "diverse" cities are. Forcing different cultures to live together will always create clashes.
@OaketteАй бұрын
@@rosered110 If by gain, you mean higher crime rates and lower standards of living, then all the data would have to agree.
@tippy550stormАй бұрын
does anyone ever win a million dollars at your casino?
@andisal5040Ай бұрын
“If you go and make it, remember the others” always how it should be
@JustGRIPPOАй бұрын
You have got to be kidding me.. Is this guy for real?? - I wonder what makes him "capable of serving in ( his ) role"?
@CenterTownBoyАй бұрын
If a cop says "I'm going to shot you" better off cooperating with him.
@kelsawyers3597Ай бұрын
Thank goodness now I know can send for repairs on my three my latest celebrity has the new upgrades. Love ya all
@JabariMattoxАй бұрын
hello Connecticut it's me
@dregotthebluesАй бұрын
👑
@ujayetАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing,, we need more English speaking Khmer to expose more of a Cambodian cultures and histories to the outside world.
@khonnysann8885Ай бұрын
I been through it all when I was 4 yrs old… that’s how your life is…. We got to forget and forgive… that’s how you move on
@khonnysann8885Ай бұрын
Why he didn’t speak Khmer at all… aren’t you come from Cambodia?
@valeriehill6980Ай бұрын
What a heartwarming story. Thank you to all of the volunteers! once retired, I wondered how I ever had time to work!
@linahernandez2081Ай бұрын
Soy Cubana en exilio desde los 60’s. Me conmovió mucho. Gracias!
@bunch8Ай бұрын
Thank you Mr Hardman for the excellent presentation style and to the team who put this together. Makes me want to visit.
@mpc1milАй бұрын
I love seeing these local artists
@Mike-bg3cfАй бұрын
Dude! You do NOT char a Blackie's hot dog!
@TheMexikan781Ай бұрын
Free Haiti 🇭🇹❤
@sethc9500Ай бұрын
I was skeptical at first, but it is very apparent that a lot of work went into connecting with the community and understanding where these artists stand in the fabric of the Connecticut artist scene
@RADSKULL666Ай бұрын
I would love to see Brockhampton 🫡
@Ch1ppsz22 күн бұрын
welp, you cant anymore. they split
@marefisher6462Ай бұрын
Not only the best dogs and relish but their hamburger meat is delicious