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One Of America's Favorite Restaurant Chains Just Trashed Our Military Vets – Boycott

Them Now!

Of all the asinine policies, Dave and Buster's arcade and restaurant in Kentwood, Michigan

demanded veterans, Victor Murdock and Adrienne Brown of the American Legion Riders Post 179

of Grandville, MI, remove their vests or vacate the restaurant.

The patches on their vests depicted the American Flag, a bald eagle and the Prisoner of War

Flag.

The restaurant's management claimed the patches on their vests promoted gang-related

symbols.

This is political correctness run amok.

According to Military.com, Texas-based Dave and Buster's headquarters issued a statement

explaining:

"The group was asked to remove the jackets or turn them inside out because the business'

dress code prohibits evidence of gang affiliation.

Spokeswoman April Spearman said the policy was in place 'to ensure that everyone is

able to enjoy themselves in a fun and safe environment.'"

The American Legion is one of the oldest, most respected veterans' organizations in

the country.

Since its charter and incorporation by Congress in 1919 following World War I, the American

Legion has served as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness.

The American Legion is most assuredly not a gang.

The American Flag, the bald eagle and the Prisoner of War Flag are not gang symbols.

Dave and Buster's needs to reap what they have sown.

The internet is full of forums and discussion groups planning to boycott Dave and Buster's

for their utter contempt and disrespect of American veterans.

Dave and Buster's is not only disrespecting veterans who have served our country, they

are denying them their First Amendment right to freely express themselves.

What does this say about America when our veterans cannot display the very flag they

fought and died for?

Not sure how to pronounce it but

the word

is BOYCOTT.

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MILES O'BRIEN: The outpouring of people helping those in need has been enormous in Houston

over the past few days.

One example is a group of restauranteurs and chefs who got together to supply food to both

victims and first-responders.

Houston Public Media's Tomeka Weatherspoon paid a visit.

She joins me now from the Convention Center.

Tomeka, what are the restaurants doing?

TOMEKA WEATHERSPOON, Houston Public Media: They're gathering together to help each other

and to help the community.

So, we visited Reef Restaurants today, and they're making so much food.

Yesterday, they told me they made 10,000 meals to give away to hospitals, evacuees, and first-responders.

I talked with co-owner of the restaurant Jennifer Caswell.

And she said the restaurant community is just really tight-knit and they just wanted to

do something to help.

JENNIFER CASWELL, Co-Owner, Reef Restaurant: As we sat there and watched what was going

on and we knew that we wouldn't be able to come back in here and serve our customers,

we knew that we had product that had to be gone through.

we also knew that we had customers and vendors that wanted to help.

And we wanted to turn the kitchen into a hub to be able to do that.

And we know that our chef community and our restaurant community is such a strong and

well-knit community that we could get everybody on the same page and working together towards

that goal.

MILES O'BRIEN: So, Tomeka, how do the restaurants figure out how and where to send the food?

TOMEKA WEATHERSPOON: Well, initially, it seemed like they just put the word out that they

were available to help in any way that anyone needed.

And, you know, I was talking to some chef this morning, and they were saying now they're

just getting requests.

They're getting text messages.

Can you please help us with this?

And they are more than happy to help.

And they're getting a lot of volunteers too.

So, I talked with a volunteer who is helping in another way.

His name was Gavin Torabi.

And he was going around to precincts, and he went to a station in Southwest Houston

to see what they needed.

GAVIN TORABI, Volunteer: They were down to basically tortilla chips and water.

And I said, instead of helping aimlessly wander, let's direct our focus.

And it started out.

We asked, how many mouths do they have?

They said, we can't tell you.

So, we guesstimated, bought 50.

And 50 turned into 100, and 100 turned into 200.

And, like I said, we're up into the 2,000s now.

TOMEKA WEATHERSPOON: And, Miles, like I said, people are volunteering in a lot of different

ways.

One really crucial way is physically driving the food to these locations, to these hospitals,

to these shelters.

I talked with and rode with a volunteer driver.

His name was Mark Austin.

And he pointed out he is delivering food from some of the best places to eat in Houston.

MARK AUSTIN, Volunteer: In the last 24 hours, I have delivered food from Reef, Riel Restaurant,

Hugo's, Brennan's.

So it's not -- we're not just delivering ham sandwiches to people.

We're delivering hot, fresh, best product food, you know, from James Beard Award-winning

chefs.

MILES O'BRIEN: Tomeka, I imagine there are a lot of other people and a lot of other places

that could use this kind of service.

I think of assisted-living facilities, even private homes.

Are there plans to expand?

TOMEKA WEATHERSPOON: Well, right now, they're really trying to get organized, because demand

is so high.

And they're really just getting off the ground.

So many restaurants had flooding issues and travel issues.

And they have just so many demands they need to meet.

I was talking to one chef, and he was saying you know, they ran out of protein really quickly.

But because of all the volunteers, they were able to get it within the hour.

Another restaurant owner said you know, what we really need is refrigerated trucks.

But the need changes minute by minute as the situation here keeps changing.

MILES O'BRIEN: It's great to see that kind of response.

Tomeka Weatherspoon with Houston Public Media, thank you.

TOMEKA WEATHERSPOON: Thank you.

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Derren Tippets: When someone comes in for a conscious sedation visit ... very, very

important.

No food, no water for eight hours before.

That's very, very important.

Once they get in here, then we'll go ahead and do a pre-exam.

We'll just make sure that they're good to go for a conscious sedation.

No heath history changes, no problems, or anything like that.

But once we've deemed that they are appropriate to go ahead and sedate, we'll give them some

juice with some medicine in it.

They'll hang out with Mom or Dad or who's ever here with them for the next, at least,

30 minutes.

It may even take longer, as well.

Then we go ahead and take child back.

We'll let him and go ahead and watch some TV.

We'll use some nitrous oxide, as well, at that time.

And then after a little bit, usually that kid goes ahead and takes a nap.

Then we can go ahead and inject local anesthetic, and we're able to prepare all the teeth for

the cavities that need to be done.

We're able to do all those things while they're asleep.

As it comes to the general anesthesia visits ... Number one.

No food, no water for eight hours before.

When they're here, the anesthesiologist will take at a look at them and make sure that

everything is good to go.

We will also take a look at them, as well.

We'll review the treatment plan with parents.

And then, once we're all good to go, we'll help them fall asleep.

Once he's asleep, we can take care of all that not-so-fun dentistry stuff, and they

don't even know that it happened.

Really a great option for a lot of those kids.

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What Should You Deliver Next? - Duration: 1:15.

- So what should you deliver next?

You know, it's a question that I get a lot of the time

when people have an awesome success on a product delivery.

They always wonder what does the client want next?

Now, as you know through life,

it's a natural progression.

We start off as kids, we go to school, we progress to

you know, primary school then high school,

then on to college and university.

This is the progression that you need

to take your clients through in your product range.

Products should

deliver their initial results.

Solve an initial problem that they have.

You know, provide that solution,

then it should open up an opportunity

for them to grow further, and then your next product

should deliver that promise.

You know, deliver that solution for them.

And it's a natural progression,

just the same way as we move through schools,

and primary, through to secondary,

and on to college and university,

your products need to be able to do that same thing.

They need to be able to deliver

the next step to someone's success.

This is James Klobasa, check us out

on YouTube, subscribe there or join

us at jamesklobasa.com.

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[RINGING]

Hi.

It's Doug.

Are you a fan of donuts?

Well, I'm standing outside a donut shop near my house.

Look at the size of this.

Isn't that huge?

We got a question about donuts this week

from someone named Connell.

So let's give him a call now.

[RINGING]

Hi, Doug.

Hi, Connell.

I have a question for you.

How did donuts get their name?

That's a great question.

Why do we call donuts donuts?

To be honest, we could have called them anything.

We could have called them schmoop la doops.

Or we could have called them sassenfringles.

Fingal's

But no, we call them donuts.

Why?

Why donut?

What's so interesting about questions

like this is how do you figure out how anything came

to be called what it's called?

To solve this kind of mystery, there's a secret tool--

this thing.

It's awesome.

It's a special kind of book.

It's a kind of dictionary.

Now you might know that a dictionary is a book that

has every word in our language.

And you can look up any word.

And it tells you how to spell it and what that word means.

This thing is a special kind of dictionary.

It's called an etymology dictionary.

Now let me tell you what that means.

I wish it had a better name.

Etymology means the story of a word.

So this doesn't tell you what a word means.

Instead if you look up a word in this book,

it tells you the story of the word.

It tells you why we chose to call the word that word.

So what I can do is I can look up donut

in the etymology dictionary.

And here we get our first clue.

Now you might have seen donut spelled like this--

D-O-N-U-T, right?

That's how a lot of people spell it today.

But donut is sometimes spelled like this,

and this is how it used to be spelled.

Does that give you any clues?

Just by looking at the word, can you

tell where at least part of the word donut comes from?

Now would be a good time to pause

the video if you want to take a guess.

You ready?

Look at the first part of that word, the dough part

of the word doughnut.

You might have heard of dough before.

Donuts are made of dough.

It's the same stuff we use to make bread.

So that's the dough part.

But now what about the second part of that word, nut?

A donut doesn't look like a nut.

What's it got to do with a nut?

It seems like nothing.

But if you look in the etymology dictionary, it tells us.

Donuts weren't always a thing.

They were introduced from the Dutch,

a people who live in Europe, who called them olykoeks.

Now that's Dutch for oil cake.

It's dough that you fry in oil, which makes it become cake.

So you got oil cake.

Now that name didn't catch on for them.

So why would we start calling them donuts?

Well, notice what those original Dutch donuts looked like.

Do you notice how they don't have a hole in them, do they?

There's no hole.

We think of donuts as round with a hole in it.

I mean if it doesn't have that, it's not a donut, right?

But it turns out the hole came later.

You see, instead, donuts used to look like this,

a round glob of dough.

A lot of people thought that the shape of this

looked like a nut, almost like an almond.

So the name became donut because it's

a fried ball of dough that seemed

to be in the shape of a nut.

There you have it, all of this thanks to the special tool,

the etymology dictionary, a book that

tells you the story of a word.

What other words do you think would be interesting to look up

in an etymology dictionary?

Well, if you want to look up any word,

here's an etymology dictionary online

that you can go to-- etymonline.com.

That's all for this week's question.

Thanks, Connell, for asking it.

Now for the next episode, I reached into my question jar.

And I found three questions submitted to me that I'm

thinking about answering.

When this video is done playing, you'll get to vote on one.

You can choose from, "Where does metal come from?"

or "Why isn't Pluto considered a planet anymore?"

or "How high can an airplane go?"

So submit your vote when the video's over.

I want to hear from all of you watching.

There are mysteries all around us.

Stay curious.

And see you next week.

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Why Do India And China Have So Many People? - Duration: 2:59.

India and China, together, are home to over 2.7 billion people.

That's as many humans as in the next 20 most populous countries combined, or in the whole

other 170 countries in the world.

Over the last 300 years, India and China each added more than a billion people to their

populations, way more than any other country, but they have actually been growing at about

the same rate as the rest of the world.

They have a lot more people today because they had a lot more people a few hundred years

ago, when the world began its period of modern, and rapid, population growth.

It's like comparing a big bank account and a small one.

If they both grow at about the same rate over many years, the big one gains a lot more money,

simply because it started with more.

So the billion-dollar, er, billion-person question, is why did India and China have

so many people when they started their rapid growth?

We can't know for sure, since so many variables factor into long-term population dynamics,

but the two most plausible explanations are food and area.

Having lots of fertile land and good access to fresh water makes it possible to grow lots

of food, which in turn makes it possible to nourish a lot of people.

Even today, the 10 most populated countries in the world all have a relatively large amount

of farmland.

And Asia - and in particular south and east Asia - has tons of farmland, lots of river

valleys, and the ability to grow food year-round.

Plus, domestication of plants and animals essentially started in Asia, giving populations

an early leg - or wing - up.

As such, Asia's been the most densely populated region of the world for a really long time.

Area matters too; countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh may be filled with farms and

densely-populated, but because they're smaller in area than India and China, they simply

cannot contain as many people.

Of course, a few other things happened in India and China in the last few thousand years,

and some of them helped the populations grow, and some of them shrank the populations, but

through it all, the large and fertile lands of India and China were able to sustain lots

of people, such that when the era of modern population growth came around, they had a

head start.

Or rather, a hundred-million-head start.

This video was sponsored by the University of Minnesota, where students, faculty and

staff across all fields of study are working to solve the Grand Challenges facing society.

The Minnesota Population Center is helping demographic researchers explore past and current

trends in world population, the Global Landscapes Initiative is working to figure out how to

keep feeding the world's growing population without harming the planet, and the IPUMS

Terra project integrates global population data with data on the environment to better

understand how humans transform ecosystems, and how ecosystems transform humans.

Thanks, University of Minnesota!

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Why do ethnic Albanians do the double-headed eagle? - Duration: 4:24.

Let's do it in Albanian.

Can you say "hello and welcome to Tama Gotcha" in Albanian?

Wait, I have to think.

She has to think.

Maybe she doesn't speak Albanian.

Of course I speak Albanian!

Wait a second.

In my opinion Arjeta has an Albanian shell,

but otherwise to me you're Swiss through and through.

You're a tough woman, you've built up a career.

For me it's totally normal that I graduated from an academic school

and began studying law.

I finished with a degree in journalism.

Then I worked and worked.

Maybe it's just a cliché, but it seems to me

that many 20-year-old Albanians

are getting engaged or even married already.

It's true, people tend to choose a partner quite early and settle down.

On the dating programmes on Tamil television

they always say, "I want a homely wife".

What is a good wife?

A good wife can make pita.

It's important that the wife looks after the children.

I am not opposed to the traditional family model.

I wouldn't mind not having to work anymore.

Girls! Living with your in-laws, yes or no?

There are lots of funny answers, such as:

Your mother raised you, and you leave her for a person you just met.

You are not a man.

And there's something even worse written here.

It wouldn't be decent to translate it.

This is also a topic of discussion among Tamils.

For us, it's normal for the wife to move in with the husband

and live with his family.

I would live with my in-laws.

You would totally do that?

Of course.

Then they could look after the children.

The two of us come across as so modern…

No really! I know of many cases where it's not an issue at all.

On the contrary, the women are happy about being able to work.

Would you do that: live with your in-laws, yes or no?

It seems to me that Albanians

are even more proud of their heritage than other foreigners.

This is how I understand it:

We all had to leave our homeland,

some for economic reasons, others as refugees.

There is such a connection with the place where you are from

where you have lived for generations.

That's one of the most famous songs about the homeland.

About longing for the homeland.

That's exactly what I mean. All Albanians do that:

the double-headed eagle.

We are extremely proud of people who are pursuing international careers.

If you look at what is trending on YouTube right now:

It's always Albanian singers, such as Bebe – how do you pronounce it?

Actually her name is Bleta Rexha.

In English it's Bebe Rexha.

If you are successful, you are totally hyped.

But if you mess up, it's over.

You get bashed and insulted?

You are a social outcast.

Take the example of homosexuality:

it's still a taboo topic.

If somebody comes out…

Difficult.

It's not well received.

There's lots of comments, but I can't translate them.

Some of it is really offensive.

People think it's a scandal.

Yes, apparently it's not okay to celebrate gay pride in Albania.

Hope you like this vlog. In Albanian we say: …

And we'll see you again next week. Bye.

So lovely, it gives me goose pimples.

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Skin lightening: why do Tamil women do it? - Duration: 4:36.

Hello and welcome to Tama Gotcha!

Can you see it?

Here?

Or here?

Why am I wearing such different make-up?

There are negative associations

when Tamils talk about dark skin.

That's right.

In our culture, dark skin is not considered beautiful.

And that's not just the case among Tamils.

I have friends from the Philippines who also avoid the sun.

The Chinese and Japanese do likewise.

What I find really weird are the tricks people use to lighten their skin tone.

You always have an umbrella with you.

You're always in the shade.

Sometimes I cross the street to be on the shady side.

It's really embarrassing,

but people always talking about skin colour had an effect on me.

"Light is good and dark is bad."

White peopletry to become darker, especially in summer.

They sunbathe for hours.

I went on a beach holiday once and only once.

I got a sun allergy.

They risk getting skin cancer just to have darker skin.

nd we're just as stupid at the other end of the scale.

We smear bleaching shizzle on our faces in order to have lighter skin

although it's carcinogenic.

These are various bleaching creams,

to make your skin a bit lighter.

Can I take a look?

This is Fruit Fair.

It sounds quite natural at first.

But then I can't see a single fruit.

Glycerine, sterates, sodium acid phosphate.

You're putting acid on your face.

Along with a bit of colour and perfume.

Girls, are you nuts?

I just want to say, you apply it once or twice a year.

Not once a month.

That's not good at all.

We Tamils don't spend a lot of time in the sun.

So we have less vitamin D.

But the melanine that makes our skin dark

protects us from the sun.

Then we're like vampires.

Ideally, we should return to our huts.

Of course we have a vitamin D deficiency.

Men usually prefer light-skinned women.

They think that light skin is beautiful.

Take a look at the actresses.

Aishwarya Rai.

Trisha.

Sneha.

They all have really light skin.

But now even they are not light enough.

So they bring in Amy Jackson.

A white woman to play a Tamil.

How stupid is that?

Are we still influenced by the Colonial period

and the era of slavery?

Back in the day when the whites held the power.

Our people who worked in the fields

were of course darker.

So people think about social class,

and maybe that still influences us.

What are you doing with me now?

I'm doing the full facial treatment.

But without bleaching.

Without bleaching, yes.

I'm halving the face.

On one side I'll make you up how I think you should look.

On the other side I'll make you a bit lighter.

The way Tamil women want it.

So darker or completely light...

which is more attractive?

I'd like to see what people here in Switzerland think.

See you next week.

Until then, adios!

Hope you like this video.

Once more.

Sorry, I'll start again.

Press record.

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Why Travelers Love Staying in Hostels - Duration: 1:56.

My name is James Coffee and I am from

Melbourne, Australia.

My name is Elena and I'm from Russia .

I'm Izzy and I'm from

Tunbridge Wells in England.

My name is Marie, and I come from France.

I love staying in hostels.

It's one of my favorite ways to travel because you meet

so many people.

I always travel by myself

so if I feel social

then I can meet people. If I feel like

I don't want to see anybody, I want to stare at the building for

half an hour because

it's beautiful, then I can do that. So I do it for flexibility.

You never know where it's going to take you.

Sometimes I've meet people at a hostel

and ended up just dropping all my plans and

going traveling with them

it opens up a lot of opportunities

especially if you're a solo traveler.

Share with the other guests, and talk,

and

not feeling alone.

Nice vibe,

clean and tidy,

and just

the people I think make it

a better place, a better hostel.

It inspires you. You see so many places,

see some new people you're like, "Oh wow!

I definitely want to know this thing." I want to

kind of learn.

You understand the gap between what you have and what you could have in

your life as a person or as a citizen.

Meeting some lifelong friends or,

you know,

seeing some stuff that you otherwise wouldn't

have seen.

It's all about experience, I guess.

Try it, because it's a good adventure!

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Hello Friends!

Welcome to Top 10 Facts in Just For You Channel.

Today I discuss about top 10 best graphics cards for gaming you can buy.

So let's talk about it.

1.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Graphics Card The GTX 1050 card offers a floating point

performance of 1.8 TFlops.

It has the same memory bandwidth as the GTX 1050 Ti at 112 GB/s, but the VRAM and CUDA

cores have been cut down to 2GB GDDR5 and 640 cores respectively.

The GTX 1050 is usually found on laptops like the Dell XPS 15 and Inspiron 15 7000 series.

2.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Graphics Card The price to performance ratio of the GTX

1050 Ti is what makes this card a steal.

The GTX 1050 Ti packs 4 GB of GDDR5 VRAM, 768 CUDA cores, 112 GB/s memory bandwidth

and 2.1 TFlops of floating point performance.

3.

AMD Radeon RX 470 Video Card This card should still be able to handle all

the games on high settings at Full HD resolution while maintaining a stable 60 fps frame rate

on most of them.

The RX 470 boasts 4 GB of GDDR5 VRAM, 211 GB/s memory bandwidth and 4.9 TFlops of peak

floating point performance.

4.

AMD Radeon RX 480 Gaming Graphics Card The RX 480 is also available in two variants

4 GB and 8 GB.

It boasts a floating point performance of 5.8 TFlops.

In addition to being considered as the most affordable "VR-Ready" GPU, this card should

be able to handle all the latest games on the highest settings at 1080p resolution.

5.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Budget Graphics Card It manages to maintain a stable frame rate

of 60 fps on almost all of the games at 1080p.

Performance-wise, it manages to edge out the RX 480 in most games while gaming in DirectX

11.

The GTX 1060 features 6 GB of GDDR5 memory, although it's also available in a 3 GB variant

for a slightly lesser price.

It also packs 4.4 TFlops of computing performance and a memory bandwidth of 192 GB/s.

6.

AMD Radeon R9 Fury X Graphics Card AMD Radeon R9 Fury X is capable card for QHD

(1440p) gaming.

It's also the world's first card to feature High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), featuring 4 GB

of VRAM, 512 GB/s memory bandwidth and a double precision floating point performance of 8.6

TFlops.

7.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPU NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 performs slightly

better than the older TITAN X Max well . Featuring an 8 GB of GDDR5 VRAM, 6.46 TFlops of computing

performance and memory bandwidth of 256 GB/s for an asking price of just $379 is what makes

this graphics card a steal.

8.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Graphics Card GTX 1080 is still quite capable for 4K gaming,

being able to maintain decent frame rates on all the games.

It features 8 GB of GDDR5X memory, 320 GB/s of memory bandwidth and 9 TFlops of computing

performance.

9.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Gaming Graphics Card

It's easily capable of handling almost all of the games at 4K resolution with a stable

60 fps frame rate.

Under the hood, it packs 11.3 TFlops of computing performance and 11 GB of GDDR5X memory.

10.

NVIDIA TITAN Xp Graphics Card for VR and 4K Gaming

The TITAN Xp is a fully enabled GP102 GPU, promising 10-15% performance improvement over

its predecessor . 4K gaming at 60 fps is an absolute breeze, as it can comfortably reach

80-90 fps on most of the latest games available right now.

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They are the lifeblood of services for people with disabilities.

We celebrate Direct Support Professional Recognition Week, September 10th through the 16th, with

MOHR's Direct Support Professionals of the Year and Tip of the Spear Award winner.

People with disabilities will need support throughout their lives.

It's just that rewarding.

It's definitely my clients, and helping them be integrated in the community, and helping

them to be the best person that they can be, and to help them reach their goals and what

they want to achieve in their lives.

I go because I like what I do.

I like helping people with disabilities.

It's just- that's my way of life.

It's really rewarding.

I've almost been doing this job seven years and there's somebody, my very first placement

I ever had, at Walmart, he's still there.

And these are generally wonderful people who come in.

All my friends, they maybe are blessed enough to like what they do, but I don't think anybody

is truly, truly loving coming to work like me and my coworkers are.

And the staff are just so important.

Who could replace me?

I've been doing this for 25 years for her.

But, you know, I found out that other people can do this and do it well.

They're always in my heart, and I think about them constantly.

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Recent Photos Of Haru Show How Fast She's Growing Up

Tablos daughter Lee Haru isnt a baby anymore. and we cant believe how grown up she looks now. Harus already 7 years old now and totally the cutest kid ever.

Plus, shes starting to look more and more like her dad as she gets older!. And dont even get us started on how adorable Haru and her mom are together.

No wonder Haru cant stop brightly in all her photos…. having wonderful parents like Tablo and Kang Hye Jung is basically the ultimate family goals. While she may be growing up, shell still be adorable little Haru to us!.

For more infomation >> Recent Photos Of Haru Show How Fast She's Growing Up - AMAZING NEWS - Duration: 0:52.

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★ Recent Photos Of Haru Show How Fast She's Growing Up ★ - Duration: 1:32.

Tablos daughter Lee Haru isnt a baby anymore. and we cant believe how grown up she looks now.

Plus, she's starting to look more and more like her dad as she gets older!

And don't even get us started on how adorable Haru and her mom are together.

Tablo and his daughter Haru for "High Cut"

Haru's already 7 years old now and totally the cutest kid ever.

No wonder Haru can't stop brightly in all her photos

having wonderful parents like Tablo and Kang Hye Jung is basically the ultimate family goals.

While she may be growing up, she'll still be adorable little Haru to us

I remember when I first watched her on Return of Superman. First I thought she was a boy. So did Hyeong-don when they saw him in a restaurant

Haru is growing more beautiful. Remember when everyone thought that he is a boy and Tablo said in one interview that people keep saying that he has a beautiful son and he just casually said that Haru is a girl.