How to Flip a Video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2020)
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Published: Dec 09, 2019
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Top Headlines for August 29, 2020
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Protest in Mauritius Over Oil Spill, Dozens of Dead Dolphins
Honking and drumming, hundreds of people have begun protesting in the capital of Mauritius over the government's handling of an oil spill from a grounded Japanese ship and the alarming discovery of dozens of dead dolphins in recent days.
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Chadwick Boseman, Who Embodied Black Icons, Dies of Cancer
First Chadwick Boseman slipped on the cleats of Jackie Robinson, then the Godfather of Soul's dancing shoes, portraying both Black American icons with a searing intensity that commanded respect. When the former playwright suited up as Black Panther, he brought cool intellectual gravitas to the Marvel superhero whose 'Wakanda forever!' salute reverberated worldwide.
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Zimbabwe’s ‘Keyboard Warriors’ Hold Protests Off the Streets
Unable to protest on the streets, some in Zimbabwe are calling themselves 'keyboard warriors' as they take to graffiti and social media to pressure a government that promised reform but is now accused of gross human rights abuses.
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UAE Formally Ends Israel Boycott Amid US-Brokered Deal
The ruler of the United Arab Emirates issued a decree Saturday formally ending the country’s boycott of Israel amid a U.S.-brokered deal to normalize relations between the two countries.
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Riots in Sweden After Quran Burning by Far-Right Activists
Far-right activists burned a Quran in the southern Swedish city of Malmo, sparking riots and unrest after more than 300 people gathered to protest, police said Saturday.
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7 Suspected Rebels, 1 Indian Soldier Killed in Kashmir
Seven suspected rebels and an Indian army soldier were killed in two gunbattles in Indian-administered Kashmir in the last 24 hours, officials said Saturday.
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Activists See Disparate Police Tactics Amid Kenosha Protests
Police officers in Kenosha were on alert after days of protests over the shooting of Jacob Blake by one of their colleagues, and they’d recently gotten a tip about 'suspicious vehicles' from out of state.
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Wizards District Gaming Top Warriors for NBA 2K League Title
The Washington Wizards’ NBA 2K League affiliate beat a team backed by the Golden State Warriors to claim the esports league’s championship with a 3-1 series victory Friday night.
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Tokyo Transparent Toilet’s Walls Go Opaque When Door Closed
Now you see them, now you don't.
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Reyes HR, 5 RBIs, Indians Get 20 Hits, Rout Cardinals 14-2
Franmil Reyes homered and drove in five runs, Carlos Santana hit a home run and scored four times and the Cleveland Indians routed the St. Louis Cardinals 14-2 Friday night.
[#Money #Success] 10 BEST BUSINESSES You Can Start ONLINE
10 BEST BUSINESSES You Can Start ONLINE
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Published: Jul 25, 2020
10 BEST BUSINESS You Can Start ONLINE
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Top Headlines for August 28, 2020
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Man Killed by Polar Bear on Norway’s Arctic Svalbard Islands
A polar bear attacked a camping site and killed a man in the remote Svalbard Islands on Friday, authorities on an Arctic island said, adding the animal was killed.
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Key Dates in Tenure of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he will step down due to his health.
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Amnesty Says India Police Violated Rights in Religious Riots
Indian police violated human rights during deadly religious riots in New Delhi earlier this year, Amnesty International said in a report released Friday.
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Monsoon Rains Wreek Havoc in Pakistani Port City, Killing 20
Heavy rains hit Pakistan's financial capital Karachi for a fifth straight night, bringing more flooding and killing at least 20 more people, officials said Friday, as rescuers evacuated people from flooded neighborhoods
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South Africa Ends Ban on Cigarettes, but Smuggling May Stay
Cigarette smuggling boomed in South Africa during its nearly five-month ban on legal sales as part of anti-COVID-19 measures, and even though legal sales are once again permitted, many in the tobacco industry think the illegal trade will continue.
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AP Explains: What’s Behind the Turkey-Greece Saber Rattling
Greek and Turkish warships are testing each other's naval prowess while political leaders in Athens and Ankara probe each other's resolve over a search for hydrocarbon reserves in east Mediterranean waters that each nation claims.
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Man Indicted in Sale of ‘Homemade’, Untested Cancer Drugs
An Alabama man has been indicted on charges he manufactured homemade and untested cancer drugs in his kitchen and marketed them to 'alternative-medicine doctors” in the U.S., Mexico and elsewhere, according to federal prosecutors.
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Mercedes Gets Big Electric Van Order From Amazon
Amazon says it’s buying 1,800 electric delivery vans from Mercedes-Benz, the biggest such order for the German automaker to date.
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The Latest: India Reports Another Record Coronavirus Surge
NEW DELHI – India has recorded another high of 77,266 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, raising the country's total to more than 3.38 million reported cases.
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EU to Blacklist Up to 20 Belarus Officials to Press Leader
The European Union has agreed to impose sanctions on up to 20 senior Belarus officials suspected of election fraud and the crackdown on protesters and is likely to put President Alexander Lukashenko on its list at some point, the bloc's foreign ministers said Friday.
[#Money #Success] 15 Things To Do When You Are OUT OF OPTIONS
15 Things To Do When You Are OUT OF OPTIONS
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Published: Jul 20, 2020
15 Things To Do When You Are OUT OF OPTIONS
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Top Headlines for August 27, 2020
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AP Week in Pictures, Middle East
This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in the Middle East, Afghanistan & Pakistan Region between Aug. 20-26, 2020.
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Germany, Israel Agree Continued Iran Arms Embargo Important
Foreign Minister Heiko Maas agreed with his Israeli counterpart Thursday that an effort must be made to extend a weapon embargo on Iran, while stressing Germany still sees the landmark 2015 deal between Tehran and world powers as the best way to prevent the country from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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France Warns Lebanon Risks Collapse After Explosion, Crisis
Lebanon is in such a deep political and economic crisis that the country risks collapsing altogether, France's foreign minister said Thursday.
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Turkey Accuses France of Stoking Tensions in East Med
Turkey on Thursday accused France of stoking tensions in the eastern Mediterranean, where NATO allies Turkey and Greece are locked in a stiff standoff over competing claims over offshore energy exploration rights.
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China Criticizes US Sanctions Over South China Sea Buildup
China on Thursday accused Washington of violating international law by imposing sanctions on officials and companies over Beijing's military buildup in the disputed South China Sea, but gave no indication of possible retaliation.
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Fires Set, Windows Broken as Oakland Protest Turns Violent
Protests in Oakland, California, over the shooting of a Black man in Wisconsin turned violent late Wednesday night.
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Laura Slams Louisiana Coast With Fierce Wind, Surging Sea
Hurricane Laura pounded the Gulf Coast for hours with ferocious wind, torrential rains and rising seawater as it roared ashore over southwestern Louisiana near the Texas border early Thursday as a life-threatening storm.
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Netherlands Extradites Far-Right Suspect to Germany
A German man wanted on allegations he helped spearhead a far-right group that posted pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic material online has been extradited from the Netherlands, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
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Family of Convicted Hezbollah Member Denounces ‘Injustice’
The family of a Hezbollah member convicted in the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri described Thursday the guilty verdict handed down by a U.N.-backed tribunal as a 'grave injustice.'
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Artsy Edinburgh, Laid Low by the Virus, Hopes for Recovery
Francesca Moody is spending August the way she always does: in darkened rooms in Edinburgh, watching some of the best new theater and comedy the world has to offer.
[#AfterEffects #Video] This STABILIZATION Hack in Premiere Pro BLEW my MIND
This STABILIZATION Hack in Premiere Pro BLEW my MIND
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Published: Jun 16, 2020
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Top Headlines for August 26, 2020
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Army Helicopters to Pluck People From Flooded Karachi City
Pakistan's military said Wednesday it will deploy rescue helicopters to Karachi to transport some 200 families to safety after canal waters flooded the city amid monsoon rains, displacing scores of people, officials said Wednesday.
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Remains Dug From Japan Mass Grave Suggest Epidemic in 1800s
Archaeologists have dug up the remains of more than 1,500 people, many of them believed to have died in an epidemic, buried in a 19th century mass grave while excavating as part of a city development project in Osaka in western Japan.
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Thailand Vows to Step Up Action vs ‘Illegal’ Online Sites
A top official in Thailand said Wednesday that his country will step up action against online content that breaks its laws, two days after forcing Facebook to block a group that was posting material critical of the monarchy.
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London Carnival Show Goes on _ With More Import Than Ever
Organizers of Europe's biggest street fair, which traces its roots to the emancipation of Black slaves and race riots in London during the late 1950s, say the event is more important than ever amid the worldwide campaign for justice after George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis.
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India Indicts Pakistani Militant in 2019 Kashmir Bombing
India’s anti-terrorism agency named a Pakistan-based militant leader as the prime mastermind of a 2019 car bombing in Indian-controlled Kashmir that killed 40 Indian soldiers and brought the nuclear-armed rivals to the brink of war.
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Thai Police Continue Crackdown on Pro-Democracy Activists
Police in Thailand continued their crackdown on the country's student-led protest movement on Wednesday, arresting two more activists on charges of sedition and several minor offenses.
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French Government Defends 'Freedom' of Topless Sunbathing
On top of the virus and the sinking economy, France's government has a new problem to worry about: defending women's liberty of topless sunbathing.
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‘Our Hands Are Tied’: Local Aid Workers Exposed in Pandemic
The coronavirus is exposing an uncomfortable inequality in the billion-dollar system that delivers life-saving aid for countries in crisis: Most money that flows from the U.S. and other donors goes to international aid groups instead of local ones. Now local aid workers are exposed on the pandemic’s front lines with painfully few means to help the vulnerable communities they know so well.
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Global Shares Retreat as Investors Await Fed Chair’s Speech
Global shares were mostly lower Wednesday as investors looked ahead to a much anticipated speech by the chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Greece Battles Coronavirus Resurgence After Early Success
Workers in bright yellow vests stand on the dock in Greece's main port of Piraeus, greeting hundreds of masked ferry passengers with fliers and the occasional temperature check.
[#Money #Success] 15 Most Important BUSINESS NUMBERS
15 Most Important BUSINESS NUMBERS
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Published: May 31, 2020
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Top Headlines for August 25, 2020
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Africa Now Free of Wild Poliovirus, but Polio Threat Remains
Health authorities on Tuesday are expected to declare the African continent free of the wild poliovirus after decades of effort, though cases of vaccine-derived polio are still sparking outbreaks of the paralyzing disease in more than a dozen countries.
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Pompeo in Sudan, Top US Official to Visit Since Uprising
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrived in Sudan on Tuesday, the top U.S. official to visit the African country since last year’s ouster of its autocratic leader, Omar al-Bashir.
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Iran Won’t Accept Any Demands Beyond 2015 Nuclear Deal
Iran won’t accept any additional demands beyond its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal, the country’s top nuclear official declared Tuesday as the chief of the U.N. nuclear watchdog was visiting Iran, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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French Troops Stay in Mali After Coup, No End in Sight
It was a picture postcard meant to portray unity in the vast and fragile lands that once were French colonies: President Emmanuel Macron standing with the leaders of five West African countries where France has spearheaded a counter-terrorism war since 2013.
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Greta Thunberg Returns to School in Sweden After Year Off
After a year off school to campaign on pressing for tougher action on curbing climate change, Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg says she’s returning to class.
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Man United Defender Maguire on Trial for Assault in Greece
Manchester United defender Harry Maguire is due to go on trial in Greece on Tuesday on assault charges following his arrest after a brawl last week on the island of Mykonos.
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Afghan Officials: Taliban Truck Bomb, Other Attacks Kill 12
A wave of attacks across Afghanistan on Tuesday left at least 12 dead and wounded scores, officials said, including a Taliban truck bombing in the country’s north that targeted a commando base for Afghan forces.
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Battle Looms in Mozambique Over Extremists’ Control of Port
The stinging success of Mozambique’s Islamic extremist rebels in seizing and holding a northern port city signals to the government, neighboring countries and the world that Africa has yet another insurgency hotspot.
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Turkey Detains IS Suspect Planning ‘Sensational’ Attack
Police in Istanbul have detained a suspected Islamic State group militant who was allegedly planning a 'sensational' attack in the city, Turkey's state-run news agency reported Tuesday.
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Credit Suisse to Shut 37 Bank Branches in Switzerland
Swiss bank Credit Suisse said Tuesday that it plans to close 37 branches in its home country as part of an effort to streamline its business, and said that some job cuts are inevitable.




