As one of the most notorious gangsters in history,
Al Capone presided over a vast and profitable empire of organized crime.
When he was finally put on trial,
the most he could be convicted of was tax evasion.
The nearly $100 million a year,
that's 1.4 billion in today's currency,
that Capone had earned from illegal gambling,
bootlegging,
brothels,
and extortion,
would have served as evidence of his crimes.
But the money was nowhere to be found.
Capone and his associates had hidden it through investments in various businesses
whose ultimate ownership couldn't be proven,
like cash-only laundromats.
In fact, those laundromats are part of the reason for the name of this activity,
money laundering.
Money laundering came to be the term for any process
that cleans illegally obtained funds of their dirty criminal origins,
allowing them to be used within the legal economy.
But Capone wasn't the first to launder money.
In fact, this practice is about as old as money itself.
Merchants hid their riches from tax collecters,
and pirates sought to sell their bounty without drawing attention
to how they got it.
With the recent arrival of virtual currencies,
offshore banking,
the darknet,
and global markets,
schemes have become much more complex.
Although modern money laundering methods vary greatly,
most share three basic steps:
placement,
layering,
and integration.
Placement is where illegally obtained money is converted into assets
that seem legitimate.
That's often done by depositing funds into a bank account
registered to an anonymous corporation or a professional middleman.
This step is where criminals are often most vulnerable to detection
since they introduce massive wealth into the financial system
seemingly out of nowhere.
The second step, layering, involves using multiple transactions
to further distance the funds from their origin.
This can take the form of transfers between multiple accounts,
or the purchase of tradable property,
like expensive cars,
artwork,
and real estate.
Casinos, where large sums of money change hands every second,
are also popular venues for layering.
A money launderer may have their gambling balance made available
at a casino chain's locations in other countries,
or work with employees to rig games.
The last step, integration, allows clean money to re-enter the mainstream economy
and to benefit the original criminal.
They might invest it into a legal business
claiming payment by producing fake invoices,
or even start a bogus charity,
placing themselves on the board of directors
with an exorbitant salary.
Money laundering itself
wasn't officially recognized as a federal crime in the United States until 1986.
Before that point, the government needed to prosecute a related crime,
like tax evasion.
>From 1986 on, they could confiscate wealth simply by demonstrating
that concealment had occurred,
which had a positive effect on prosecuting major criminal operations,
like drug traffickers.
However, a legal shift has raised concerns
involving privacy and government surveillance.
Today, the United Nations,
national governments,
and various nonprofits
fight against money laundering,
yet the practice continues to play a major role in global crime.
And the most high-profile instances of money laundering
have involved not just private individuals,
but major financial institutions and government officials.
No one knows for sure the total amount of money
that's laundered on a yearly basis,
but some organizations estimate it to be in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Can I Lose Weight By Walking? - Duration: 2:57.
Walking is one of the first exercises we learned.
It's impossible to calculate the number of steps we have walked in our lifetime.
As we get older, we tend to sit more.
If we were to pay closer attention to this simple safe exercise we may do more of it.
Depending upon how often you walk, you may be able to shed one pound or more a week.
Doing the math, that could equal 20 pounds in five months, without dieting or going to
a gym.
And as those pounds fall away, you will be toning your muscles.
Also, as you incorporate this routine into your lifestyle, your overall health will improve.
Before long, you'll be hooked.
In today's video we will take out a calculator to discover the best way to melt away those
unwanted pounds by walking.
So how many calories can you burn?
This is determined by your weight and pace.
If a person walks four miles an hour, which is a normal walking rate, you will burn about
400 calories.
And walking three miles will burn and extra 300 per day.
One thing you may find that will serve as an incentive is to use a pedometer throughout
your entire day.
Checking the pedometer will encourage you to increase your pace or distance.
If you notice that you aren't able to lose weight and are only maintaining it, just increase
your daily distance or speed.
Here's a simple formula to remember:
1 Mile = 2,000 steps to burn 100 calories 1 Pound = 3,500 calories
1 Pound weight loss per week = 500 calorie deficit per day
To lose 1 pound per week add 10,000 steps
Here are a few tips on how to add 10,000 to your daily schedule.
At the mall or grocery, park at the farthest space and walk
Get off the bus at an earlier stop and walk Take the stairs when you can
In bad climate weather, become a mall walker
To obtain optimal benefits from your walk, be sure to maintain the proper posture:
Keep your chin up Focus your eyes 10 feet ahead
Take long strides Draw your abdomen toward your spine
Squeeze those glutes
Begin your walking regiment at 3 days a week, for 15 to 20 minutes a day.
Gradually increase this to 30 to 60 minutes daily.
Before long, you will enjoy a new you.
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Cartoon about the stewardess. We'll spend the day with the stewardess. Children's cartoons. - Duration: 6:42.
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How to Make a $300,000 Speaker - Duration: 6:44.
My name is Jonathan Weiss, I am the founder and CEO of
Oswalds Mill Audio
As known as OMA
and we're in our Dumbo, Brooklyn showroom
surrounded by all of our products
We're really an outlier in the high end audio world
we make everything from the signal source
in terms of analog, that's record players
which we make out of solid slate
We make our own line of tube amplifiers
and we're the only company in the world that makes conical horn loaded loud speakers
for high end home use
We make everything so that we have total control over the sound
One of the first phases to our products is
quarrying the slate
and this is very special slate
because it's actually very soft
which from an acoustic standpoint is really desirable
it dissipates vibrations and resonances extremely well
much better than harder slate
so when they are quarrying the slate
then they'll literally use hand tools to cleave off sheets
which break off
and then are placed on a truck of taken with a gondola
into the main fabrication part of the quarry
where a huge diamond saw with water is used to cut these cleaved off irregular pieces of slate
the last stage is honing and putting a very fine edge
Bevel
so that it doesn't chip
we use cast metal in a lot of different products
All foundries, they have a furnace.
The metal is put in solid form into this vat and it becomes molten
like just out of the movie terminator
then it's poured into this sand mold
It goes in, hardens, the sand is busted away and you have a rough casting
which then goes to the various finishing processes
The it has to be welded
edge treatment
after that, thats acomplished
then it goes to be powder coated
where it literally is baked and cured like into this super hard durable finish
much better than paint
All of our loud speakers have steel stands or infrastructure
and all of those elements are powder coated
Yeah the mill is essentially our laboratory
it's our reference listening space
it's where we can put elements, new and old, together
listen to them, evaluate them
and decide what direction we want to take
with new products and new technologies
There are things that were never surpassed in terms of sound quality
the industry has moved in ways that are not about the ultimate sound quality
but about size, convenience, and cost
and none of this stuff is convenient, small, or cheap
but it does represent the best sound that's really ever been made
All of our loud speakers are made out of Pennsylvania hard woods
and these are all woods which, Martin guitar, which is the world's best acoustic guitar company,
they're right across the valley, they use the same woods that we do
so I know that they're tonally great woods
at that point it comes into our wood working shop
where it's cut down further into boards of varying thickness and width
which will be joined together
to create loud speaker enclosures
amplifier enclosures, horns, all using meticulous hand done joinery
that allows the wood to expand and contract in your home
It's like a living thing
this is a very difficult, time consuming, expensive process
we're the only company in the world that does this
nobody else makes loud speakers using solid wood joinery construction
not today.... not that I know ever
At a certain point the parts come from the wood shop, metal working shop, powder coat
they come to our central facility, where we do the final assembly
most of our equipment is very big, and it's very big because it has to be
sound waves can't be miniaturized
it's physics
It's very old school, it's not mass production
and the components that we use, are simply the highest grade possible
aerospace level stuff
The last phase is really
our installation of the equipment
in our client's homes of wherever they are going
if you have an amazing system, and you put Elvis on, it's frightening
It's like, he's right there
what the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis
Literally
sound waves are energy
so it's taking that energy
and it's reproducing it so perfectly
that you have this uncanny feeling that somebody's there that's been dead a long time
that's what amazing sound quality is
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Let's listen to PRISTIN sing WEE WOO~~ [Guesthouse Daughters / 2017.05.23] - Duration: 18:27.
This was in the past. Now it's different.
Choreography plays a big role in becoming stars.
If you have a choreography that people remember,
you become stars faster.
Something like "Pick me." Wonder Girls.
What was the dance?
Isn't that Roo'Ra?
(Wonder Girls' "Tell Me" dance)
Let's take a look at their dance.
It's really simple.
Nayoung is very tall.
It's called the wing dance.
You put your arms out
and pretend you're acting cute to a guy.
Go.
"I like you." This is the dance.
I like you.
The bounce is the key.
It was said in the self-introduction.
It's called the Ppu ppu dance.
Ppu ppu. It's a cute dance.
The facial expression is the key.
You have to pretend like you're the cutest person.
Ppu ppu. Like this.
(Bad example of the ppu ppu dance)
The last one is the "catch me if you can" dance.
It's unique.
♪ WEE WOO WEE WOO catch me if you can ♪
I think I can catch you right away.
We move around and then stop to do this dance.
We move again and go like this.
That's why it's the "catch me if you can" dance.
You look cute and then look coy.
Can you show us all the dances put together?
Sing, too.
(Reviewing the "WEE WOO" dance)
(Starting with the wing dance)
(Cute ppu ppu dance)
(Ppu ppu)
(Lastly, the "catch me if you can" dance)
- Run away. / - Catch me if you can.
♪ WEE WOO WEE WOO ♪
Catch me if you can.
♪ WEE WOO WEE WOO ♪
That was great.
It's attractive.
Yes! It's great choreography.
It's like you're about to catch her.
Go.
I like you.
(Is your leg itchy?)
You're not supposed to scratch your leg.
You have to keep your toes pointed.
Did a mosquito bite you?
Like this.
That's so funny.
- Can we see you dance? / - As a group?
Let's take a look.
We have to see the whole song.
They dance without hesitation.
Misook must watch to decide whether to invest or not.
You can do it.
Thank you.
(Ready for the performance)
(6-week-old group's synchronized moves)
(Time to please the eyes)
(I like you, too, PRISTIN)
PRISTIN!
This week's No. 1 song on "Music Bank!"
The dance has a story.
Yes, that's right.
Do you have anything else to tell us?
- Me. / - Go ahead.
I actually met Lee Misook before.
I actually met Lee Misook before.
Me? When?
I was on "Miracle Audition" a long time ago.
- How old were you? / - I was in fifth grade.
Really?
I was very young then.
I thought you looked quite familiar.
Really?
I thought maybe you resembled Seohyun from SNSD.
When were you on that program?
Back then.
So you were on entertainment shows before.
You fool. It wasn't an entertainment show.
It was a program to pick out actors.
Oh, so you were one of the judges.
I watched you act ever since then.
Through dramas.
In particular, I watched you on "You're The Best."
I practiced it, but...
Do it.
They remember you from that drama.
Please show us.
Is it okay to show you?
Which scene?
There's a scene when IU screams
and throws everything in the room around.
(A scene from drama "You're the Best")
Sunshin, don't do this. Sunshin!
You had so many chances to tell em!
(Nervous)
I'm so nervous.
I thought you already started.
You're good. I thought you already started.
You pass.
(Turned into an actress)
You're sorry?
How is it possible for a human being to do that?
Do you know how hurt our family was?
Do you know what I thought of my dad until now?
How could you have that sorry look on your face
while thinking that? How?
(About to cry)
What's wrong with you?
Get out.
Get out. (Acting with restrained emotions)
(I'll leave if you tell me to...)
(Don't laugh after you cry...)
(You weren't telling me to leave?)
Good job.
You left because you felt it was real.
I felt that because she was looking in our direction.
I felt like I should leave.
(Xiyeon was quite immersed in her character)
What did you think, Misook?
(Nervous)
How could you breathe twice and get into your role?
I could never do that.
You must have the talent. (The best compliment)
Thank you. (Touched)
Being spontaneous means you have the talent.
She can act like that because she's interested in it.
Nayoung and I really enjoyed watching you
in the drama "Jealousy Incarnate."
You two?
We practiced the argument scene
with you and another actress.
The salary is really high. For more than a hundred.
How will you handle those payroll costs? (Source: SBS)
(How will they act out this slapping scene?)
(Getting into character)
- You ready? / - Yes.
It's the fighting scene at the broadcasting company.
Look at her on one leg.
Look at how they're standing.
(Excellent leg acting)
We'll begin.
Ready, action.
It's just the same as paying the announcers.
The salary is really high. For more than a hundred.
How will you handle those payroll costs?
Ah!
It doesn't come out of your pocket.
(Talented slapping acting)
(So funny)
I won't pick any announcers this time.
You know I'm the final judge to pick announcers, right?
I am, too!
I'm going to pick many female reporters.
I will pick only the ugly ones!
You can look forward to it!
Alright. (It ends with a slap)
(They exit in a cool manner)
They are so funny.
That scene? (Satisfied)
The scene was very impressive.
Some of you may be asked to
star in dramas in the future.
It doesn't hurt to be ready.
Girl group members or idol singers tend to
eat convenience food in their own way these days.
Do you do that, too?
(PRISTIN members are convenience store manias)
What do you normally eat?
I developed my own recipe and named it.
What is it?
I added my name to Carbonara.
It's Renarbonara.
Renarbonara?
(How funny)
Renarbonara?
Why don't one of you go to a convenience store?
Siyeon doesn't eat...
She makes her own sauces, kimchi...
She never eats instant food.
They've never watched our program.
She has her own garden.
Organic. (Naive)
Why don't you take her to a convenience store
and tell her what's out there? Okay?
Let's go.
Have fun.
We're going to our favorite convenience store.
It's the closest to our home.
It has the best variety of food.
This is a secret.
We sometimes go secretly during practice.
We say we're going to the bathroom
and go very quickly.
Isn't a restroom break too short for that?
- It's really close. / - I see.
But shouldn't you be on a diet as a girl group?
Our company is really lenient about our weight.
- They're very lenient. / - Very.
The clerks are more worried about our weight.
"You shouldn't eat that at this hour."
Right. "Don't eat this. No, no.'
"You'll gain weight." Like that.
We're here.
Our safehouse.
Our home ground.
We must stop by at least once a day.
- Hello. / - Hello.
First...
Where should we start?
Renarbonara.
I really like cheese noodles.
What's that? I've never seen it.
I tried making it with milk.
This milk.
At least it's low fat.
(They at least try to diet)
It's like drinking a diet coke with a hamburger.
This is a must.
I add two cheese slices.
I see.
They sell this separately.
(Eating monster is drooling)
That sounds good. So we just add this?
I've never seen anything like this.
(Yuha preparing stuffed intestine cheese rice)
Thank you. Goodbye.
(What will they make out of convenience store food?)
There are so many exotic combinations
of convenience store food on social media these days.
People don't like to eat in traditional ways.
People nowadays like to mix things.
(The convenience store team has arrived)
I'm back.
The convenience store is back.
(High anticipation)
(Wow)
Why do you need this?
There's a reason why we bought them.
- You can make something out of these? / - Yes.
We can make everything.
You don't even have a stove.
What's the best thing about a convenience store?
We will show you that all dishes can be made
with a microwave.
What are you going to make first? Renarbonara?
Renarbonara.
(Renarbonara?)
I'll show you the main ingredients for Renarbonara.
Of course we'll need cheese noodles.
I can't really eat spicy food,
so I ended up developing this recipe.
I need milk to neutralize spiciness.
- Oh, neutralize. / - Neutralize.
We really love cheese, so we add more of it
to double the taste of milk.
We must add cheese in instant noodles.
I'll make Renarbonara with these.
(Rena's Renarbonara)
Yuha, what will you make?
I will make stuffed intestines cheese rice.
Stuffed intestines cheese rice?
I named it after myself, so it's called
"stuffed intestines cheese rice Yuha."
(Stuffed intestines cheese rice Yuha)
To the viewers of the "Guesthouse Daughters."
Don't use your teeth. Give it to me.
(Her actual habit is revealed)
Of course to cook the noodles
we must pour hot water.
(Pour boiling water in noodles and wait 3 minutes)
(Warm up milk and pour over drained noodles)
You add milk to noodles?
Yes.
(Add spicy sauce)
(And top with cheese)
That's not the end.
You have to microwave it
to melt the cheese.
(Her mouth is watering)
(Microwave it for 3 minutes and it's done)
(Stuffed intestines cheese rice is Yuha)
Don't use your teeth.
(All members use their teeth to unwrap)
(Place rice cakes, intestines and sauce in that order)
(Pour boiling water and heat for 2.5 minutes)
That's amazing.
Then you add rice.
- Just like that? / - Yes.
What is this?
(Cheese)
You're going to add cheese?
Yes. 2 packs of cheese.
(Top with plenty of cheese)
(Their mouths are watering)
I passed by the microwave and
it smells like a famous restaurant.
It does smell like Carbonara.
It's the smell of heating milk.
(Focused)
Here it is.
My Renarbonara is ready.
(A combination of spiciness and smooth taste)
(Gulp)
This is cheese powder.
I think some of you may not like cheesy dishes.
This can be added or omitted.
- Renarbonara. / - Renarbonara.
Oh my.
That looks good.
It's my recipe.
(Misook tastes it first)
It's good.
(Slurp slurp)
(Unbelievable)
(Everyone's complimenting it)
It's thick like real Carbonara.
It's good.
I'm glad. I'm glad.
Stuffed intestines cheese rice is ready, too.
The rice is ready as we were talking.
Here.
(Eyes wide open)
(Stuffed intestines cheese rice Yuha)
Egg!
See how she cracks an egg.
(Adding a soft-boiled egg)
(A combination of Asian and western food)
That looks good.
Look.
Oh my. Oh my.
(Common girl group reaction)
It's amazing.
(How does it taste?)
(100 %satisfied)
It's good.
(Stretch)
Like this.
Place an egg on a plate.
Then place a piece of intestines on top.
Then wrap them with seaweed.
That looks fantastic.
It's E.S.C.
Egg, stuffed intestines, and cheese. E.S.C.
Stop making up names.
(A big bite)
(I must try that)
(She can't close her mouth)
He's really enjoying it.
It's good. It's good.
(Thank you)
I thought it would be salty and spicy, but it isn't.
It's not salty and it's nicely spicy.
It's perfectly seasoned.
You better not go to a convenience store at night.
We better not find you making these.
I won't forgive you.
We were treated by PRISTIN members just now.
But we have something to do as well, right?
We must cook a home-cooked meal for them.
We will try to make something for them.
Who traveled the furthest from home?
What?
I'm from China.
It's been over a year since I've been home.
I really miss my mom's cooking. Can you cook it for me?
I don't know if we can cook Chinese dishes.
- What do you want to eat? / - What is it?
There's a dish called Hongshaorou.
It's made of pork belly.
It has pork skin on it, too. I really miss that.
What else is there?
It's called Babaofan.
Oh, it's like Korean sweet rice with jujubes.
Right. Sweet rice.
It's similar to Korean sweet rice with jujubes.
It's sweet and chewy.
So when you go back to China,
your mom makes that for you?
Yes. My grandmother, too.
You really must miss that.
We will do our best to make them for you.
(Members will do their best to cook for Kyeolkyeong)
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আন্তর্জাতিক খবর // আজকের আন্তর্জাতিক নতুন খবর // INSAN KHAN - Duration: 16:22.
Today's international news
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Media To Trump Don't Cozy Up To Dictators Unless They're The Right Dictators - Duration: 6:06.
Media To Trump Don't Cozy Up To Dictators (Unless They're The Right Dictators)
by Tyler Durden
Authored by Adam Johnson via FAIR.org (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting),
After a series of friendly gestures by President Donald Trump toward Filipino President Rodrigo
Duterte and Egypt�s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi over the past few months, US media have recoiled
with disgust at the open embrace of governments that ostensibly had heretofore been beyond
the pale.
�Enabling Egypt�s President Sisi, an Enemy of Human Rights,� was the New York Times�
editorial position (4/4/17)�followed by �Donald Trump Embraces Another Despot�
(5/1/17).
A week later, Sen. John McCain (R.-Ariz.) lectured Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
on the Times op-ed page (5/8/17) on �Why We Must Support Human Rights.�
�How Trump Makes Dictators Stronger� was Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum�s
lament (5/1/17).
�Trump keeps praising international strongmen, alarming human rights advocates,� reported
an upset Philip Rucker (Washington Post, 5/2/17).
Post contributor Tom Toles (5/2/17) added, �Trump invites ruthless dictators to the
White House.� Trump had gone too far, was the media message, crossing a line with his
enthusiastic outreach to brutal tyrants.
So the Trump administration�s announcement of a plan for not just a friendly visit to
Saudi Arabia�scheduled for May 20�21�but also the sale of up to $300 billion in weapons
to the oppressive regime, must have provoked the same outcry from these critics, right?
Actually, no.
Thus far, the LA Times, CNN, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, ABC and CBS haven�t reported on Trump�s
massive arms deal with Saudi Arabia, much less had a pundit or editorial board condemn
it.
Saudi Arabia�s war on Yemen has killed at least 10,000 civilians, resulted in near-famine
conditions for 7 million people and led to a deadly cholera epidemic�all made possible
with US weapons and logistical support.
John McCain, whose New York Times op-ed was unironically shared by dozens of high-status
pundits, aggressively backs Saudi Arabia�s brutal bombing of Yemen, and has called for
increased military support to the absolute monarchy.
The New York Times hasn�t written an editorial about Saudi Arabia since October of last year
(10/1/16), when, for the second time in the span of a week, the paper defended the regime
against potential lawsuits over its role in the 9/11 attacks.
When the Times does speak out on the topic of Saudi Arabia, it does so to run interference
for its possible connection to international terrorism.
Nice words to the wrong dictators unleash a torrent of outrage from our pundit class.
Nice words to the right dictators�along with billions in military hardware, which
unlike nice words will be used to continue to slaughter residents of a neighboring country
and suppress domestic dissent�result in uniform silence.
Not a word from Anne Applebaum, no condemnation from Philip Rucker, no moral preening from
Sen. John McCain, no sense that any line had been crossed from the New York Times editorial
board.
The US�s warm embrace and arming of the Saudis is factored in, it�s bipartisan,
and thus not worthy of outrage.
While the New York Times� news pages did note the $100 billion�$300 billion Saudi
weapons sale, they did so in passing, in paragraph six of a broader article about Trump�s Middle
East trip (5/15/17)�though to his credit, reporter Nick Cumming-Bruce did note:
criticism that the United States is supporting Saudi military operations that have struck
hospitals, schools, markets and mosques and inflicted thousands of civilian casualties.
The Washington Post (5/17/17) reported on the arms deal in paragraph 12 of a story about
Trump attempting to create an �Arab NATO.�
The Post�s reporting on Saudi Arabia in the run-up to Trump�s visit echoed the �reformist�
narrative advanced by Post columnist David Ignatius (FAIR.org, 4/28/17).
�It seems promising,� Cairo bureau chief Sudarsan Raghavan (5/12/17) wrote of the Saudi
King�s �calls� for �reform.�
Editorial page editor Jackson Diehl (5/14/17) even suggested in earnest that Trump could
�lead on human rights,� finishing off his sheepish, somewhat self-aware headline
with �Really.� In the piece, �human rights� is used as a placeholder for getting
US citizens out of foreign prisons�a perfectly fine suggestion, but more about US rights
than human ones.
And, like the Post�s editorial board and the rest of the opinion section, Diehl�s
musing on the topic of human rights entirely omitted Trump�s cozying up to Saudi Arabia.
This isn�t to say that major US media shouldn�t note when US leaders glad-hand despotic governments�they
certainly should.
But their almost uniform silence on Trump�s ramping up ties with one of the world�s
worst human rights offenders, and the material, physical act of selling them munitions to
use on Yemeni civilians, speaks to the arbitrary and self-serving nature of
US media�s moral posture.
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Matoma, Faith Evans & The Notorious B.I.G - Party On The West Coast (feat. Snoop Dogg) - Duration: 3:53.
Y'all niggas is a mess
Thinking I'm gon stop, giving LA props
Ain't no party like a West Coast party
'Cause a West Coast party don't stop
When we party on the West Coast (on the West Coast)
Drinkin' and smokin' all night, all night long
We keep it funky on the West Coast
(They gon' keep it funky on the West Side)
I got love for my people on the West Coast, yeah
When the la-la hits ya, lyrics just splits ya
Head so hard, that your hat can't fit you
Either I'm with ya or against ya
Format venture, back through that maze I sent ya
The maze is a daze, I blaze, I will amaze
Smokin' while you're loccin' with some California A's
Me and B.I.G., what it is, get it in
Sippin' gin with the Hen in the alleyway
Bangin' the Cali way
Talking to the rap inventor
Nigga with the game tight, fifth of that flame right
Spell my name right, B-I, double-G, I-E
Iced out, lights out, me and Cease-a-Leo
S-N-double O-P, big D-O
Old school nigga, '84 El Camino
LBC know, we love Biggie though
I.E.Y. in even Bernadino
When we party on the West Coast (on the West Coast)
Drinkin' and smokin' all night, all night long
We keep it funky on the West Coast
(They gon' keep it funky on the West Side)
I got love for my people on the West Coast, yeah
Going back to Cali, strictly for the weather
Women and the weed - sticky green
No seeds bitch please, Poppa ain't soft
Dead up in the hood, ain't no love lost
Y'all know I'm from the West, I'm the king to be exact
You better holla at me when you need that chronic sack
I got it all, one call, no stall, on the ball
Winter, spring, summer, fall
Listen to me, holla at ya dogg
Words of the clever, forever multiply
Birds of a feather, preparin' 'em to fly
Perfection, selection
This is a B.I.G. D.P.G.C. connection
I'ma spell my name one more time, check it
It's the, N-O, T-O, R-I, O
U-S, you just, lay down, slow
Sipping on booze in the House of Blues, what it do!
When we party on the West Coast (on the West Coast)
Drinkin' and smokin' all night, all night long
We keep it funky on the West Coast
(We gon' keep it funky on the West Side)
I got love for my people on the West Coast, yeah
Y'all niggas is a mess
Thinking I'm gon stop, giving LA props
Ain't no party like a West Coast party
'Cause a West Coast party don't stop
When we party on the West Coast (on the West Coast)
Drinkin' and smokin' all night, all night long
We keep it funky on the West Coast
(We gon' keep it funky on the West Side)
Ain't no party like a West Coast party
'Cause a West Coast party don't stop
Don't you wanna ride with me?
Don't you wanna ride?
People come and ride with me
To the West Side
Party, on the West Coast
Don't you wanna ride with me?
Don't you wanna ride?
People come and ride with me
To the West Side
Party, on the West Coast
Yeah!
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Donald Sterling Is Still A Ladies Man! | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:48.
ANNOUNCER: EX-CLIPPER OWNER AND
BILLIONAIRE DONALD STERLING,
DISGRACED, DECAYING AND NOW THE
ULTIMATE INSIDER FINDS HIMSELF
OUT -- SHOPPING WITH A HOT CHICK
IN BEVERLY HILLS!
DON'T IT FEEL GOOD?
IT'S DONALD STERLING OUT WITH
A NEW GIRL HOLDING HANDS.
THEY WERE OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS
SHOPPING AT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
AND GUCCI.
I LOVE IT!
HE WILL NEVER LEARN!
ANNOUNCER: WELL, WHEN HE'S 83
AND STILL PULLING CHICKS LIKE
THIS, MAYBE HE CAN TEACH US A
THING OR TWO.
HARVEY: HOW OLD DO YOU THINK SHE
IS?
ANNOUNCER: YOUNGER THAN SOME OF
HIS REPLACEMENT PARTS.
SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE'S IN HER
LATE 30'S.
HARVEY: OK, THERE'S NOT A WOMAN
IN HER 30'S THAT'S GOING TO BE
SUPER ATTRACTED TO DONALD
STERLING.
BUT SHE'S NOT GOING FOR THAT.
THEY HAVE THEIR DIFFERENT
EXCHANGE GOING ON.
ANNOUNCER: YES, HE EXCHANGES HIS
MONEY TO FILL HER SHOPPING BAGS
AND SHE EXCHANGES THE FLUIDS IN
HIS I.V. DRIP.
AND SHE'S NOT THE ONLY ONE --
EVERY TIME HE'S OUT, HE'S GOT
A NEW LADY ON HIS ARM.
ANNOUNCER: YEAH, LIKE THEM AND
HER AND -- DON'T SEE HER MUCH
ANYMORE.
BUT TRULY, IT'S AMAZING TO SEE
GIRLS STILL GO GAGA FOR DONNY
BOY.
IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET FOR
AN 83-YEAR-OLD RACIST
BILLIONAIRE, HAVE WE GOT THE GUY
FOR YOU.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SAY
BILLIONAIRE.
YEAH, WHERE DO WE SIGN UP?
ANNOUNCER: HEY, AS LONG AS THE
SKIN IS TIGHT, WE THINK YOU GOT
A CHANCE.
7 AND DON'T IT FEEL GOOD 77
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Viral Sea Lion Video Should Serve As Warning For Summer, Experts Warn | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:45.
MIGUEL ALMAGUER HAS THE STORY. >> Reporter: A DAY ON
THE DOCK BEGINNING WITH LAUGHTER TURNING TO PANIC AND FEAR.
A 700-POUND SEA LION YANKING A GIRL INTO THE WATER, SNATCHING
HER OFF A PIER. IT'S REPORTEDLY HER GRANDFATHER THAT
JUMPED TO THE RESCUE, BOTH SAFE BY SHAKY. MICHAEL CAPTURED THE
MOMENT. >> I MEAN, IT'S MASSIVE.
IT'S PRETTY POWERFUL AND IT IS A WILD ANIMAL, IT'S PRETTY
DANGEROUS. >> Reporter: THE SEA LION HAD BEEN EATING
BRED TOSSED IN THE WATER, A CROWD WATCHING IT AS IT
LUNGED. IT COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH WORSE.
>> THAT LITTLE GIRL IS VERY LUCKY IT WASN'T WORSE THAN WHAT IT
WAS. THEY ARE INCREDIBLY POWERFUL ANIMALS.
THEY HAVE BIG, BIG TEETH, VERY POWERFUL JAWS.
>> Reporter: WHILE VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS WITH HUMANS ARE RARE,
SEA LIONS CAN BE AGGRESSIVE, ESPECIALLY WHEN FOOD IS INVOLVED.
SIGNS ARE POSED FEEDING THEM IS IS ILLEGAL.
>> WHAT WE SAW IN THAT VIDEO TODAY WAS TOTAL STUPIDITY.
DON'T GO UP TO A BEAR IN THE FOREST AND HAND IT A HAM SANDWICH.
DON'T COME TO THE DOCK AND THROW CRACKERS AT SEA LION.
>> Reporter: EXPERTS SAY THE FAMILY SHOULD COME FORWARD.
SEA LIONS CAN CARRY HARMFUL BACTERIA. THE FAMILY IS
ANONYMOUS. THE MOM POSTING MY LITTLE TREASURE IS
OKAY, ALL WE LOST WERE TWO PAIRS OF SUNGLASSES.
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National Theatre Live: Yerma | On-stage trailer - Duration: 0:49.
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[ENG][1080P] 170523 KFC 《肯德基》 X Phone Self-Ordering - LuHan - Duration: 0:22.
[Hey, teaching you a way]
[It's so easy to order food]
[Combine as you like]
[Main menu, get!]
[Side dish, in position]
[Drinks, hurry and come to my hand]
Combine the delicious food as you like, no queueing up to order food
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Mel Robbins: Get to Know Your Brain (Entrepreneur) - Duration: 2:34.
and it all depends on you and what you
need to know is it's not you that's the
problem it's your brain and the problem
with your brain is your brain only has
two modes that's it and it loves one of
the modes and it hates the other one and
the first mode that your brain has is
your brain loves to operate on autopilot
okay autopilot is when your brain can do
what's called lower-level
processing you know how when you drive
to work or you drive home you know after
running errands and you pull in and you
go oh who drove the car you did it's
just that you drove the same way every
time and so your brain can check out
your brain love that mode in fact your
brain will try to get you into autopilot
however it can and your life can start
to look like the entire thing is on
autopilot you wake up at the same time
you see the person you saw last night
you stand up you walk into the bathroom
you brush your teeth you go into the
kitchen you see the same people that you
said goodnight to you have one of two
breakfast you have either the Greek
yogurt with some stuff on top or you got
some cereal then you get on your laptop
you check Facebook you look at what
Valles is doing you send some emails you
check Facebook again you then make some
phone calls you pretend to look busy you
think about all the people that you
could possibly contact for this business
and then you say now I don't want to I
don't want to be pushy I don't want to
do this I'm not going to do that I'll do
it later I'll see them next week I'm not
going to do it now you check Facebook
again then you have lunch and you have
what one of the same two things you have
a salad with a protein on top or you get
a wrap perhaps and then in the afternoon
maybe you squeeze an exercise maybe it
don't you check Facebook you're on
errands you pick up the kids you check
Facebook you then come home you see the
same people you saw in the morning you
talk about the same stuff that you
talked about in the morning you have
pizza Chinese or you make some sort of
chicken dish then you turn on the TV and
you watch the same type of shows that
you watch every single night you then
say good night to everybody you climb in
bed next to the person that you love and
you say knots an item to tired
so every single day it's the same thing
and your brain loves this by the way
because it doesn't have to work very
hard
[Music]
you
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Tiny Off-Grid Mountain Cabin
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Leovet 5 Star Detangler Review - Duration: 0:50.
JEN: Hi, I'm Jen.
I work in Merchandising, and today I'm reviewing the Leovet 5 Star Detangler.
I've been using this detangler for a few months now and I absolutely love it.
I have a mare with a really thick mane and tail, so I was looking for a product that
not only detangles but also moisturizes, and this product does exactly that.
With just a few sprays of this product, I'm able to run a brush easily through my horse's
mane and tail without pulling out any hairs, which is really important to me.
I also love that this product promotes hair growth and also prevents itchy dry skin, as
well.
In the past, I've used some detanglers that tend to attract some dirt and dust, however
I haven't had those issues with this product at all.
This product is perfect for any rider looking for a really effective detangler to add to
their everyday grooming routine.
I'm Jen, and I give the Leovet 5 Star Detangler 5 stars.
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WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Affliction Warlock TOPPING THE CHARTS! Again! :) - Duration: 12:35.
WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Affliction Warlock TOPPING THE CHARTS! Again! :)
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NSFW! Laugh til you puke outtakes of Anarchy, The Game Show - Set 1 - Duration: 3:31.
Greg I have another fly in the house oh
now you have flies I told you you need
to throw the bodies out before they
start to go bad
Naomi I'll need you after the show bring
your glove maybe I can get us all narrow
confines clicking on the Brady Bunch
B we did I I knew it I had it incredible
I can't see all the way to the top oh
really you think sound like a little
square well you can pull it out I think
that's for when it's raining I'm not
sure
only frickin you both have to keep score
this time how crap you can check up on
each other and we're going to do it by
hash marks as well hold on let me get my
flock of seagulls going I don't know
shit but now you know why that that
could catch on more than I don't I don't
think this flock of seagulls hairdo was
really what they wanted it to be Anna so
I don't know like I probably can't read
the question well I don't think it hung
down to his mouth yeah David
facial hair in particular I I don't I
don't know how is he able to
I mean yeah it's a hitter meant like
send on how much making out you're doing
but I have had shin burn from facial
hair makeout session I sounds like I
didn't wait out with facial hair but I
didn't I made out somebody with facial
hair anyway I had faith presence of wool
yeah yeah that's my only boyfriend in
DJ's so interesting to set at the 70s
they had the beard and the mustache and
everything for the porn stars
you know just regular porn now that
would be considered gay porn with like
bears and co friend of mine whose uncle
he did he wrote the titles and the
marketing blurbs for gay porn
he had my favorite one is that there was
one that was a Native American gentleman
is trying to find his perfect black
lover oh and and so you know there's a
lot of you know interesting scenes and
stuff but the greatest thing was the
title cuckoo for cocoa cops
if you'd like to be a contestant on
anarchy of the game show go to Anarchy
the game show calm and fill in the
online application if we like what we
see we'll send you an invitation on
behalf of Patricia myself thank you for
watching and don't forget to hit that
like button below and subscribe to get
more game show episodes see you next
time on anarchy the game show
so much
working to be song feel about
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Last day, WINNER!!! - Duration: 11:37.
Friends! see where I am
just in the edge
the view is amazing!
it looks like
that an earthquake or something like that
opened the ground
We arrived to the peguis canyon
we will get closer carefuly
it is kind of dangerous
the path is not made to go down
beautiful
it is amazing what the nature can do
the peguis canyon
look where I am
just in the edge for a better view
the view is amazing
love it!
now the hardest part
go up
I think this way
I did not know Chihuahua and there´s no bettter way to know it than this
the copper canyon is famous
but this canyon, the peguis canyon
if you si at your right, you can see the crack
it goes its way with a river in it
keep going up
Jose?
we are in Ojinaga
just in the Mexico-United States border
here we have pits
here the interesting thing is those hamburgers
they are delicious
we will come back to Chihuahua
and it is over
it is sad but every has an ending
We are in the end of the rally
It was an interesting rally
excelent views
I liked it, I didn´t know it
thanks Chihuahua
The victory
look at this car!
We have finished
what do you think Mike?
a lot of people
today is children´s day
so the kids came to take pics
with the cars
It is a mall, the fashion mall
I liked the rally
I liked the locations
amazing, and my favorite day is today, just after the copper canyon day
we need to be aware
Do you know what he was thinking about Chihuahua?
armored vans with big wheels
what did you find in the desert?
some bullet shells
Chihuahua is full of life
nice people
even the uber drivers
look at that car!!
classic
I am here with Jose
he is exhausted!
I am burned
dark dark!
he was editing the video that is playing on that TV
that no one is watching it
lets see tomorrow
jose is coming back to mexico city by car!!
as I came here
but almost 12 hours sitting, horrible
I am here in the Hotel´s computer
I will print my boarding pass
It is funny what people leave in here
?????
strange
kids
It is in the desk, I didn´t look for something
interjet vs viva
I already have a seat, and you?
here!
but you paid for it, I didn't
they will give me free chips and some water
I have always travelled with interjet
I have with viva
I don't like to push people in order to get a seat
but I already have a seat
viva has the newest fleet
but interjet has russian planes
those that are in the hangar? that couldn't fly?
sukhoi superjet
built in 2013
delivered in december 2013
A320-232
ok ok, you win this one
read it please
built in 2015, delivered in may....
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Home Remedies For Acne Overnight || How To Remove Pimples Overnight || Beauty Tips for Face Acne - Duration: 4:44.
Home Remedies For Acne Overnight
How To Remove Pimples Overnight
Beauty Tips for Face Acne
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Reggaeton 2017 - Reggaeton Mix 2017 Daddy yankee, Nacho, Maluma, Wisin, Nicky Jam, Play N Skill - Duration: 1:02:39.
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE, like, comment and share the mix if you enjoy it!
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The Boatswain and the Parrot (episode 4 of 5) with English subtitles - Duration: 9:11.
"Soyuzmultfilm" presents
The Boatswain and the Parrot (Issue 4)
"Soyuzmultfilm", 1985
We study English
Today we'll get acquainted with the consonant "R"
And now, let's listen how the letter "R" sounds in the word "Red"
The Fox: "Oh, songster exquisite and dear. Your eyes are soft with love and pity, I humbly bow to one so pretty..."
It's interfering!
It's interfering...
The Fox: "Ne'er have I seen such feathers, such a beak!"
You're interfering.
And now, pronounce any English word with the consonant "R" yourself
Roma...
Roma?!
Roma!
The Crow: "Caw!"
I'm sorry for the bird
Unhappy, hungry...
Need to help her!
[Pet Shop]
[Closed for stocktaking]
[Turtles]
[Chickens]
No Crow here...
No...
[Inquiry Office]
[Searches by surname in the directory] Crowder, Crowell, Crowley, Crownover, Crowson...
No Crow.
[Zoo]
Oh, that's her!
She is!
The Crow!
Can I?
Unhappy, hungry...
A guest!
More?
More, more!
Well?
So good!
Too hard!
Too soft.
Too cold!
Has come to feed!
From the floor?
You poisoned me!
A guest...
Impudent.
Well, Roma...
A guest...
And now, the song "Three Blind Mice"
Learn from me!
Caw, caw, caw...
And now, surprise!
She flew away...
She flew away!
She flew away.
She flew away...
She flew away, she flew away, she flew away...
To spoil the classic music?
I won't let you!
[To our dear Boatswain from the sailors of the ship "Loyal"]
But it's cold there!
I...
...a...
...m...
...s...
...o...
...r...
...r...
...y
I am sorry.
I won't...
...act...
...like that...
...anymore!
She won't!
Too wet?
No-no
It's alright.
The End
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MVD RF - 02: the air Police,broke the silence - Duration: 4:40.
ROSGVARDIYA RUSSIA
On Taganskaya Square
staff second battalion
Road traffic police patrol service
ATC CAO
while committing an administrative violation of law
It was stopped car
driven by a twenty-eight year-old visitor from neighboring countries
YOU ALL FOR THAT long?
part of 161, part 2 of the Criminal Code
And what you've done?
made ... I took the bag
a person ..
And why did you do it?
need!
SENIOR CITIZENS BURGLED?
Yes Yes Yes
And you are not ashamed?
shame on you!
(Playing music lyrics)
Police broadcast broke the silence
And lit at night flashing light -
Just 02 Service protects the country
Protecting it in everyday battles.
At an alarming wave of the phone is not silent
With police star from sunset to sunrise,
And at the heart of a simple tunic knocks,
Immerse yourself in a wave of human misery.
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city, at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
Police life is not easy flowing
On the front edge of the undeclared wars
And do not go out the window, where the favorite waiting
Hugging children, maternal hand.
Do not leave the boundaries and do not quit post
Who once stood before the eternal flame,
and the heart will remember the fallen soldiers,
that the country was guarded day and night!
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city, at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city,
at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
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How does money laundering work? - Delena D. Spann - Duration: 4:47.
As one of the most notorious gangsters in history,
Al Capone presided over a vast and profitable empire of organized crime.
When he was finally put on trial,
the most he could be convicted of was tax evasion.
The nearly $100 million a year,
that's 1.4 billion in today's currency,
that Capone had earned from illegal gambling,
bootlegging,
brothels,
and extortion,
would have served as evidence of his crimes.
But the money was nowhere to be found.
Capone and his associates had hidden it through investments in various businesses
whose ultimate ownership couldn't be proven,
like cash-only laundromats.
In fact, those laundromats are part of the reason for the name of this activity,
money laundering.
Money laundering came to be the term for any process
that cleans illegally obtained funds of their dirty criminal origins,
allowing them to be used within the legal economy.
But Capone wasn't the first to launder money.
In fact, this practice is about as old as money itself.
Merchants hid their riches from tax collecters,
and pirates sought to sell their bounty without drawing attention
to how they got it.
With the recent arrival of virtual currencies,
offshore banking,
the darknet,
and global markets,
schemes have become much more complex.
Although modern money laundering methods vary greatly,
most share three basic steps:
placement,
layering,
and integration.
Placement is where illegally obtained money is converted into assets
that seem legitimate.
That's often done by depositing funds into a bank account
registered to an anonymous corporation or a professional middleman.
This step is where criminals are often most vulnerable to detection
since they introduce massive wealth into the financial system
seemingly out of nowhere.
The second step, layering, involves using multiple transactions
to further distance the funds from their origin.
This can take the form of transfers between multiple accounts,
or the purchase of tradable property,
like expensive cars,
artwork,
and real estate.
Casinos, where large sums of money change hands every second,
are also popular venues for layering.
A money launderer may have their gambling balance made available
at a casino chain's locations in other countries,
or work with employees to rig games.
The last step, integration, allows clean money to re-enter the mainstream economy
and to benefit the original criminal.
They might invest it into a legal business
claiming payment by producing fake invoices,
or even start a bogus charity,
placing themselves on the board of directors
with an exorbitant salary.
Money laundering itself
wasn't officially recognized as a federal crime in the United States until 1986.
Before that point, the government needed to prosecute a related crime,
like tax evasion.
>From 1986 on, they could confiscate wealth simply by demonstrating
that concealment had occurred,
which had a positive effect on prosecuting major criminal operations,
like drug traffickers.
However, a legal shift has raised concerns
involving privacy and government surveillance.
Today, the United Nations,
national governments,
and various nonprofits
fight against money laundering,
yet the practice continues to play a major role in global crime.
And the most high-profile instances of money laundering
have involved not just private individuals,
but major financial institutions and government officials.
No one knows for sure the total amount of money
that's laundered on a yearly basis,
but some organizations estimate it to be in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The Colonel Ronald M. Sharpe Leadership Award - Duration: 4:31.
Colonel Ronald M. Sharpe served as Commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police
from October 14, 1987 to January 15, 1991.
Colonel Sharpe was the first African-American to be appointed as Commissioner in the history
of the Pennsylvania State Police.
Colonel Sharpe was a strong leader, advocating for continuing education and innovation.
During his administration, he led the formation of the Department's first Tactical Narcotics Team,
oversaw the formation of the Commonwealth's Automated Fingerprint Identification System,
and instituted a strategic planning program to examine the present and future demands
of the Department.
To honor his memory, we present an award in his name
to the cadet that embodied the key components of leadership,
as did Colonel Sharpe:
honesty, integrity, vision, courage, self-awareness, and team-building.
The recipient receiving this award was selected by the Academy instructors.
Presenting the award is Colonel Sharpe's son, Martin Sharpe.
The first recipient of the Colonel Ronald M. Sharpe Leadership Award
is Cadet Andrew R. Kobert.
It's amazing.
I mean, myself, my family were honored to have this award named after our father.
His career embodied leadership and offered the ability, as you probably heard, some of
his visions and implementation put in place with the Pennsylvania State Police to be carried
forward, and to have a cadet honored under his name is a pretty special thing for us.
Colonel Sharpe was an absolutely outstanding individual; he represented not only himself
and his family, but the Pennsylvania State Police in an exceptional manner.
To me, he was a friend, a mentor, and someone that I, in my career, always looked to for
guidance and direction.
He was always there not just for me, but for many troopers as a confidant, as someone who
you could depend on.
And his guidance and leadership has helped many members of the Pennsylvania State Police.
The Ronald M. Sharpe Award is for leadership.
So we're looking for cadets who exemplify leadership characteristics and qualities,
and a sincerity in being the very best person that they can be in carrying out their State
Police duties and responsibilities.
My advice would be for cadets to demonstrate a commitment to excellence, and ensuring that
he or she is properly positioned to deliver quality professional services in a very diplomatic
and businesslike manner.
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Is Baptism Necessary For Salvation? - Duration: 2:23.
St. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 1:17, "Christ
did not send me to baptize but to preach the gospel."
Many evangelicals see this passage as an indication
that baptism is not necessary for salvation.
But is this true?
The answer's no and here are some reasons why.
First, Paul doesn't mean, "I don't have
authorization to baptize."
Because if he did mean that, then he would have acted
in disobedience when he baptized Crispus,
Gaius, and the household of Stephanus, which
he tells us about in the preceding verses.
Do we want to say that the great Apostle Paul
was disobedient to Jesus' instruction?
Of course not!
Furthermore, it doesn't make sense that
Paul would not have a mandate to baptize when
Jesus tells all the apostles in Matthew 28:19-20
to go into all the nations and make
disciples by baptizing them.
So, what did Paul mean?
It's much more likely Paul was using hyperbole
in order to stress two important things:
One, the focus of his ministry was to preach the
invitation to salvation and not so much the
response to the invitation, namely baptism;
and two, it doesn't matter by whom you're
baptized—whether it's Cephas, Apollos,
or Paul—it's the same baptism and every
Christian belongs to Christ.
This is topic of the preceding verses leading
up to the verse in question.
So, Paul doesn't intend for his readers
to think baptism is not necessary for
salvation in 1 Corinthians 1:17.
That's simply a misunderstanding of the text.
If you want to learn more about this topic
and others like it, visit our website at catholic.com.
For Catholic Answers, I'm Karlo Broussard.
Thanks for watching
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Root Touch Up! DIY Hair Solutions - Duration: 17:00.
Hi Everyone!
It's me Ronda also know as The Sparkly One Today I'm going to be showing you how I touch
up my roots So see what I'm wearing I've got pink gloves I've got my cape I'm all ready
to go I have my tint bottle I have my hair dye I have my high lifting peroxide so stay
tuned I'm going to show you how I do this Hopefully if you've been having that fear
of doing your own hair at home I can take a little bit of that fear away The hardest
part about doing your own hair is picking a good color I finally found the color that
I like and that color for me is made by Di Vinci now this is sold at my local beauty
supply and the color that I get is Clear so it's a clear lighter and it doesn't deposit
any color in my hair it just helps to lift my hair to a lighter color the volume of peroxide
is usually written on the box inside on the directions so just follow your directions
the best you can I veer a little bit from mine and I use a higher lifting peroxide this
is a 50 volume peroxide and a lot of people are afraid to use it because they think it
will damage their hair but if you have pretty strong hair anyway maybe a lot of red in it
or thick and heavy or course hair I think it should be fine that's how my hair is that's
what i use but you have to check with your hairdresser first if that's who you go to
I'm sure she probably won't like you doing your own hair but to save a ton of money oh
my gosh it's great so this color here is $10 and this bottle of peroxide is $4.99 so for
$15 you get these two products this gives me two applications so this will last me 8
weeks 10 weeks something like that this will last even longer so it's really cost effective
it will save you a ton of money in the long run if you are someone who wants to save some
money and you want to do your hair yourself maybe this will encourage you you might have
to experiment with the colors that you like but eventually you'll get there you'll find
it and you'll be happy that you did my hair is maybe like a dark blonde or maybe a medium
blonde my natural color although I do have some grey's popping through so maybe someday
I won't even need to color my hair hopefully it will be a nice grey and I can just leave
it that color but I tend to doubt it I will probably never do that I'll always be using
this color my growth is probably about 3/4 of an inch I would say or something like that
I do my hair about every 4-6 weeks depending on how long I can stand it it doesn't take
me that long it takes me about 15 minutes to put it on and then I'm done for 5 or 6
weeks or a month I'm just so excited it's just so easy to do now I've been doing my
hair my whole life so other than having my mom do it so she was really great she taught
me how to do it she was actually a Cosmetologist and she knew all the proper techniques and
everything like that so I acquired that from her when I'm dying my hair every month I have
a lot of hair so I will need this whole tube to do my whole entire head as far as the roots
are concerned now the 1/2 tube will get me most of the front and some of the back nobody
can ever see my roots on the inside now if you wanna look I'll show you so there's my
roots and sometimes ya know I don't do the back like in here or all this down here now
I don't know what you see because I never look here but it might be thicker back here
my roots might be longer back here because I really don't touch up that area of my hair
since you're never going to see it so really I'm just doing my crown area and the side
and I'll do underneath here so go ahead take the lid off of your bottle open up your hair
product and don't forget to read your directions follow those directions what I'm going to
do it does have a little pointy thing here you can just open up and break the seal now
squeeze in a half of a tube this says that you'll need 1 part hair color to 1 1/2 parts
of peroxide but for me I use 2 parts peroxide this is basically one ounce I'm going to pour
in up to the 3 ounce level that's how I do it so each person is going to be different
just follow the directions on your box until you figure out what works best for you your
going to go ahead and your going to shake it up shake it until it's well mixed I know
a lot of women do this at home otherwise there wouldn't be all those boxed kits for sale
at all the discount stores like Walmart Kmart Target but I do get this at a beauty supply
and the girls at the counter are great and they'll always be so happy to help you figure
out what is going to be looking good on your hair you kind of give them a history of what
your hair looks like your natural color and all that and they'd be happy to help you don't
be afraid to try this as long as you know a similar color that your hair is it's pretty
simple as long as you talk to the girls behind the counter they would be happy to help you
so as I'm shaking this it's starting to ooze out a little bit so I'm going to go ahead
and put that in my part here we going ok are you ready? for me what I do is I go ahead
and I just start on my center part and I just put it on there and I blend it in with my
fingers and I'll do each side and just push it in there and smear it around and cover
your roots and just squeeze and put it on there then I go ahead and I take the bottle
itself and I use it to part my hair just be careful not to get it in your eyes
that would not be good and if you do immediately rinse our eyes out with water this stuff is
pretty thick and it stays put pretty well so I'm just going to go ahead and put it along
my hairline I know if a hairdresser is watching she's thinking oh my gosh what is she doing?
People can be pretty careless when they are doing this and even putting it on in certain
areas it will lighten quicker usually I think when you put it on the front like this it
will lighten faster but I just go ahead and put it wherever this is just what works for
me but you know you can do research and watch other YouTube videos and see what other are
suggesting but I'm just showing you what works for me so just make sure that you use common
sense that your not going to be bleaching your black hair and try to get a light color
like I have because it's not going to work you really do need a professional for that
because they know what they're doing and you will break off your hair you will never get
dark hair to light hair with the product that I'm using today so you have to have somewhat
of a light color in the first place I'm just going ahead you see I just keep parting my
hair and then I just keep placing it in the part and I'm just smearing it in I'll finish
this side and I'll start on the other side smash it in there and cover those roots just
keep following your hairline don't get it all over your face and this side will be hard
for you to see but when I get to the other side you'll be able to see better so I just
keep going down and parting it do you see that?
I guess I could have turned the mirror the other direction then I go around the side
of my face and I'm just going to smear that in there I'm going to go around my ear
try not to get it in your ear and then I'm going to go down the side of my head like
that and I'm just going to pull it in and smear it around so there you go I did this
half of my head and I'll flip this over and I'll do the other side this makes your hair
feel super thick like glue don't get it in your eyes and and you can see I'm not tying
up my hair I'm not parting it I'm not sectioning it off this is just what works best for me
you can totally do that but it's too much hassle you just keep parting your hair and
shake this down shake it down but cover it up you don't want it spitting stuff all over
your room ok do you see I'm just going there and smearing it into my roots there is probably
about 1/2 a bottle left and it goes a long way it's just super thick hard to get out
of course when you're doing it on camera it doesn't want to come out it's so thick ok
there we go just smear it in there now I don't have the best technique in the world but it
works for me just keep parting it and for me as long as I get the top done that's all
I really care about the roots on the top of my hair and the sides of my face so keep doing
it smear it in make sure you don't get it in your eyes it's so easy it's not that hard
to do go ahead and get around your ear and as you can see it's already lightening don't
I look lovely so make sure it's covers the sides of your face you don't want to be missing
a spot and then have a dark spot so just make sure it's smeared in there we go so what I'll
do next is take my bottle and shake it down and in the back right here I'm just taking
little parts and I'm going to squeeze that into my parts now obviously I can't see it
but I'm just going to separate it and get it in there the best I can so that's how I
do my hair just keep parting it
make sure you can lift up your hair and then go underneath it put this under there and
smear it in it's only been a few minutes and it's already lightening do you see the color
is already lightening?
I think that's pretty much it as you can see it didn't take me that long maybe about 10
or 12 minutes something like that and then I'm just going to let this sit for about half
and hour so it's been exactly a half and hour since I put this stuff on my hair and I think
it's probably time to shampoo it out so as you can see that's how light it made my hair
and I think that looks pretty good so I'm very happy with that I will go ahead actually
if you look at some areas they are a little dark on this side because that's the last
side that I did but overall by the time I get in the shower it will be 5 or 10 more
minutes and this will be perfectly fine so it only took 45 minutes to do my whole hair
with the processing time I'll come back after I blow dry it and get it all done and show
you what it looks like don't forget to subscribe and hit that like button leave me a comment
and if you do your own hair let me know what color you use and let me know a tip or a trick
you use that I didn't show today that you think that I might benefit from hope you enjoyed
my tutorial I hope you get out your hair dye and you just do your own hair save yourself
some money ok I'll be back when it's all finished talk to you soon I'm back what do you think?
See my roots there all freshened up I'm all good to go for another month and I'm just
so happy it's so easy so there is all my parts all done they look pretty darn good I'd say
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial I know you can do it too!
Have a great day!
See you next time! Bye!
So anyway I hope you liked this video and I also have another video that I cut my sister's
hair which was so long so that is pretty cool I'm not a hairdresser but she did let me cut
her hair she let me cut off 22 inches
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Is Baptism Necessary For Salvation? - Duration: 2:23.
St. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 1:17, "Christ
did not send me to baptize but to preach the gospel."
Many evangelicals see this passage as an indication
that baptism is not necessary for salvation.
But is this true?
The answer's no and here are some reasons why.
First, Paul doesn't mean, "I don't have
authorization to baptize."
Because if he did mean that, then he would have acted
in disobedience when he baptized Crispus,
Gaius, and the household of Stephanus, which
he tells us about in the preceding verses.
Do we want to say that the great Apostle Paul
was disobedient to Jesus' instruction?
Of course not!
Furthermore, it doesn't make sense that
Paul would not have a mandate to baptize when
Jesus tells all the apostles in Matthew 28:19-20
to go into all the nations and make
disciples by baptizing them.
So, what did Paul mean?
It's much more likely Paul was using hyperbole
in order to stress two important things:
One, the focus of his ministry was to preach the
invitation to salvation and not so much the
response to the invitation, namely baptism;
and two, it doesn't matter by whom you're
baptized—whether it's Cephas, Apollos,
or Paul—it's the same baptism and every
Christian belongs to Christ.
This is topic of the preceding verses leading
up to the verse in question.
So, Paul doesn't intend for his readers
to think baptism is not necessary for
salvation in 1 Corinthians 1:17.
That's simply a misunderstanding of the text.
If you want to learn more about this topic
and others like it, visit our website at catholic.com.
For Catholic Answers, I'm Karlo Broussard.
Thanks for watching
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MVD RF - 02: the air Police,broke the silence - Duration: 4:40.ROSGVARDIYA RUSSIA
On Taganskaya Square
staff second battalion
Road traffic police patrol service
ATC CAO
while committing an administrative violation of law
It was stopped car
driven by a twenty-eight year-old visitor from neighboring countries
YOU ALL FOR THAT long?
part of 161, part 2 of the Criminal Code
And what you've done?
made ... I took the bag
a person ..
And why did you do it?
need!
SENIOR CITIZENS BURGLED?
Yes Yes Yes
And you are not ashamed?
shame on you!
(Playing music lyrics)
Police broadcast broke the silence
And lit at night flashing light -
Just 02 Service protects the country
Protecting it in everyday battles.
At an alarming wave of the phone is not silent
With police star from sunset to sunrise,
And at the heart of a simple tunic knocks,
Immerse yourself in a wave of human misery.
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city, at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
Police life is not easy flowing
On the front edge of the undeclared wars
And do not go out the window, where the favorite waiting
Hugging children, maternal hand.
Do not leave the boundaries and do not quit post
Who once stood before the eternal flame,
and the heart will remember the fallen soldiers,
that the country was guarded day and night!
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city, at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-Let me time and age,
02-again aid is waiting for a man,
02-constantly keeps the city,
at all times.
02, and a police patrol on the road,
02 is a means to help and save,
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
02-that means trouble retreat,
02,02,02.
Becoming LAIK .spasibo FOR VIEWING
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The Boatswain and the Parrot (episode 4 of 5) with English subtitles - Duration: 9:11."Soyuzmultfilm" presents
The Boatswain and the Parrot (Issue 4)
"Soyuzmultfilm", 1985
We study English
Today we'll get acquainted with the consonant "R"
And now, let's listen how the letter "R" sounds in the word "Red"
The Fox: "Oh, songster exquisite and dear. Your eyes are soft with love and pity, I humbly bow to one so pretty..."
It's interfering!
It's interfering...
The Fox: "Ne'er have I seen such feathers, such a beak!"
You're interfering.
And now, pronounce any English word with the consonant "R" yourself
Roma...
Roma?!
Roma!
The Crow: "Caw!"
I'm sorry for the bird
Unhappy, hungry...
Need to help her!
[Pet Shop]
[Closed for stocktaking]
[Turtles]
[Chickens]
No Crow here...
No...
[Inquiry Office]
[Searches by surname in the directory] Crowder, Crowell, Crowley, Crownover, Crowson...
No Crow.
[Zoo]
Oh, that's her!
She is!
The Crow!
Can I?
Unhappy, hungry...
A guest!
More?
More, more!
Well?
So good!
Too hard!
Too soft.
Too cold!
Has come to feed!
From the floor?
You poisoned me!
A guest...
Impudent.
Well, Roma...
A guest...
And now, the song "Three Blind Mice"
Learn from me!
Caw, caw, caw...
And now, surprise!
She flew away...
She flew away!
She flew away.
She flew away...
She flew away, she flew away, she flew away...
To spoil the classic music?
I won't let you!
[To our dear Boatswain from the sailors of the ship "Loyal"]
But it's cold there!
I...
...a...
...m...
...s...
...o...
...r...
...r...
...y
I am sorry.
I won't...
...act...
...like that...
...anymore!
She won't!
Too wet?
No-no
It's alright.
The End
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PokéOrigins►Lurantis - Duration: 2:48.
One of the more dazzling Pokemon introduced in Pokemon Sun and Moon, Fomantis and Lurantis.
Lurantis both looks and smells like a flower, a trait that it uses to exploit and lure in
foes so it can spring a surprise attack.
Its brilliant coloration and elegant moves earn it acclaim as the most gorgeous Grass-type
Pokémon.
I don't know about all of that, but I would put Roserade up against mon.
Grass Pokemon have always been my favorite type and I must admit that Alola has some
of the best ones yet.
Now Fomantis and Lurantis are Orchid Mantis, beautiful pink and white mantis with lobes
on its legs that look like flower petals.
Oh yeah Lurantis looks just like this.
An elusive species of praying mantis, the orchid mantis stalks the rainforests of Southeast
Asia and Indonesia in solitude.
The orchid mantis is white with soft or bright pink accents.
Some individuals are completely white, others completely pink.
One mantis can change color in a matter of days, depending on the environmental conditions
like humidity and light conditions.
Kind of like the humidity of the Lush Jungle.
This species has lobes on its legs that mimic flower petals.
Its natural habitat consists of white and pink flowers in bushes and small trees.
In this way the mantis can remain unseen for predators such as birds and at the same time
can catch insects that are attracted to the flowers.
Kinda ingenious.
In the orchid mantises, the females, are up to four inches long, much bigger than the
males.
I wonder if that Totem Lurantis was female I mean it was huge.
The males shares some of the females' colors, but in a pattern that was more like camouflage,
while staying small.
The adult males can be extremely skittish and hyperactive.
The adult male will often try to fly away when disturbed.
Now the real question is why is Lurantis a grass Pokemon.
Orchid Mantis are bugs that pretend to be plants not the other way around.
Well I'm wrapping it up here!
If you enjoyed the video leave a like and until next time deuces.
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