I heard your rooster is good at playing soccer?
He kicks like this
and flies while dominating the ball
show and tell
Let's see for ourselves
cock-a-doodle-doo
The suspense is real
Get ready, set, go!
Nope
Doesn't perform under pressure
But when the owner starts
Get'cha head in the game
Flies while dominating the ball
Even fakes
Made you look
The rooster's got skills
The flying kick
That technique tho
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How to take on responsibilities how to earn my keep
Besides, I don't remember my real parents. So I got nothing to compare him to anyway
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Yeah, I don't remember mine either. I
used to imagine they were swashbuckling explorers searching the world for treasure and once they found it they
Come back and get me
It's dumb. I know how about you? I mean you ever imagine what your parents were like?
You know what I don't really want to discuss this with you Eugene
Okay, fine. I'll just shut up then
You know
Just when I think I start to see a glimmer of a speck of a pinprick of a soul
You flip your eyes switch back on
Stop trying to pry into my life. I wasn't prying wait a minute. That's it. Spry
We're supposed to build a jack with this stuff and pry the door open
See this piece faces upwards and then you add this part to the top. Yes. Brilliant
You see I am so glad you and Eugene found a way to work
Whoa free Borg. I am sorry
Yeah, ah, I thought that you were Cassandra, but not that I'm not happy to see you free Borg. I
Think you are terrific by the way
Did you did you change your hair
No, nothing's different, huh? Well, I have to go over there now Oh
Relax Pascal I can handle this. Oh
I see what all the fuss is about. No, this is fun
All right, that should do it here let me try
Nope no, no, that's true for leverage Cassandra. It's all about the leverage
I know what I'm doing. No, you don't
You cut it out the jack was my idea. Oh my idea me me me it's always all about you
Okay, let's make it about you then
I'm Cassandra and I can't stand Eugene because he's smarter than me has better teeth and doesn't use the word bars
You're making it about you. Again. That's because I'm far more interesting
Do you lost my comb looks like it's our lucky day
Take that to the Rose Garden
Yeah, you're right it has been a long time we we should check on them
Don't give me that look this absolutely doesn't mean my plan didn't work Pascal
Would like a job
Time for a little payback
Blondie finally. Oh hello
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Horror Movie BFs You Would Never Want To Date In Real Life - Duration: 10:15.
Whether they're psychotic stalkers or pompous jerks or just terrible decision-makers, significant
others in scary movies tend to cause a lot more problems than they solve.
Let's take a look at the horror movie boyfriends who were the absolute worst.
There's obsessed, and then there's David McCall.
In Fear, we're unfortunately introduced to David, and he's any father's worst nightmare
right from the start.
It takes him almost no time to start developing an unhealthy infatuation with our leading
lady, the teenaged Nicole, and bucking any attempts by her dad to keep him away from
her.
Little by little, David starts to reveal how unhinged and violent he is, harming everyone
from Nicole's best friend to a security guard to the poor family dog.
Despite all that he does to her loved ones, though, he still somehow believes that he
and Nicole have a future together.
Plus, he considers his lethal home invasion plot to be a grand gesture that will lead
to a reunion.
He's dangerous and deranged and completely clueless about what women want.
In other words: the full package.
The idea of a high school teacher engaging in an affair with a student, even if the student
is past the age of consent, is upsetting under any circumstance.
High school years are so formative and devoid of responsible decision-making that it's inherently
dangerous and predatory for teachers to have any personal relationship with students.
So, The Boy Next Door's Claire definitely deserves some scorn for sleeping with Noah,
considering that he's her next-door neighbor, her son's friend, and a student at her school.
But after she decides to call it quits as a result of the guilt and shame she feels
about it all, his overreaction is intense.
Noah starts trying to win her back by vandalizing the school wall with a lewd message about
their fling and blackmailing her with pictures and a video of their tryst.
When that doesn't work, he starts making threats to her family, and all of this comes with
the explicit caveat that his aggression will only end if she continues being his girlfriend.
"No" definitely does not mean "no" for this guy.
"So it's time to make a choice my love - you either live with me or you die with them"
Technically, "Hugh," a.k.a. Jeff Redmond, isn't a horror movie boyfriend, but he is
a horror movie hookup gone horribly wrong.
In It Follows, Hugh takes Jay out on a date, first to the theater, and then to have a quick
drink.
Ultimately, he manages to convince Jay that he's an ordinary guy with no ulterior motive,
and the two wind up hooking up in the back of his car.
Once the deed is done, Hugh reveals the true motive for his interest and advances.
He's passing on to her a terrifying supernatural entity in the hopes that she'll then pass
it along to someone else, et cetera, until Hugh is so far removed from the chain that
he can live a long, worry-free life.
The whole movie is a thinly-veiled metaphor for the real-life threat of STDs, so Hugh's
decision to condemn Jay to a probable death just to save his own skin is both indefensible
and one heck of a cinematic case for abstinence.
To be fair to Paranormal Activity's Micah, he really did have a point when he said that
Katie should've given him some kind of heads up about her family's ghost curse before she
moved in with him.
That still doesn't excuse some of the stupid and unhelpful things he does once a vengeful
spirit begins wreaking havoc on their home.
For one thing, he has an annoyingly relentless obsession with taping everything, but at least
that sets up a convenient plot device to help frame the film in its signature found footage
style.
The real problem with Micah is that he decides it's a grand idea to taunt the demon that
has been haunting them.
Then he ignores Katie's wishes by "borrowing" a Ouija board, and of course all hell then
literally breaks loose.
It's one thing that he goes all Blair Witch Project on everything, but it's quite another
when he starts actively inviting trouble from the mad poltergeist .
"No, you haven't been having progress and you're not in control it is in control and
if you think you're in control you're being an idiot.
Not a single thing you've done has helped."
Does a creepy internet stalker who pays a girl to flirt actually qualify as a boyfriend?
The jury's still out on that one, but Tinker is about as close as it gets in Cam.
He seems to genuinely care about Alice, calling her directly on a regular basis to chit-chat
about her off-camera life and showering her with tips and compliments.
He even moves to her hometown to try and win her over in real life.
When the going gets tough, though, and Tinker finds out that his favorite cam girl's feed
has been taken over by a computerized clone version of her, he fails spectacularly to
intervene or even care very much.
Instead of helping Alice in her hour of need, he sneaks off to chat with the impersonator
who is making her life so hellish, because all he really cares about is looking at Alice
online, in any form.
It's bad enough that he takes the digital adult entertainment game way too seriously,
but when he betrays Alice, that's when he becomes truly disconnected.
From the beginning of Scream, it's clear that there's something not quite right with Skeet
Ulrich's Billy Loomis.
With his shaggy hair, smouldering expressions, and sense of entitlement, he doesn't do much
to hide the fact that he's a generic dirtbag throughout the whole movie.
What we don't find out until the end, though, is just how thoroughly depraved he really
is.
After successfully luring Sidney to give up her virginity to him, Billy's free to then
let his partner-in-crime Stu take her out now.
It doesn't work, and she eventually finds out that the two of them are responsible for
all of those phone calls and cat-and-mouse games.
Billy and Stu say it's all just revenge for Sidney's mother breaking up the Loomis parents'
marriage and that they're just emulating scary movies with their approach.
Still, there's something particularly sinister to Billy turning his relationship with Sidney
into a bedroom conquest that must be completed before the killing can begin.
On top of being a psycho killer, he's also a sleaze.
"What's the matter, Sidney?
You look like you've seen a ghost.
Why are you doing this?
It's all part of the game Sydney.
"It's called 'Guess How I'm Gonna Die!'"
There's no doubt that the most abusive relationship Sarah has in The Craft is with Nancy and the
pair of selfish sidekicks who enable her.
However, Ulrich's Chris Hooker is a classic case of creepy as well.
Instead of trying to pursue a legitimate relationship with Sarah, he decides to go and sully her
reputation before she's even had a chance to establish one at her new school.
He does this by telling everyone that he's already slept with her just to make himself
look all big and bro-tastic.
Chris is eventually put under a love spell by Nancy's coven, so he might not be to blame
for every single one of his acts of desperation.
But the curse probably only elevates behaviors that he is already capable of.
So when he later tries to force himself on Sarah after she refuses to sleep with him,
that is certainly still him being an inappropriate scumbag, cursed or not.
Carter Duncan might be what the title's referring to in The Perfect Guy, but he is anything
but.
At first, he seems completely handsome and charming and exactly what Leah needs to get
over her breakup with her ex-boyfriend Dave.
But when a simple encounter at a gas station with a stranger turns into a full-on attack
from her new lover, his true personality reveals itself.
He's not warm at all; instead, he's vicious and impetuous and dangerous.
Breaking up is hard to do under even the best of circumstances, but when a guy has as many
screws loose as Carter, it's practically impossible.
Leah ends up having to recruit her ex to protect her from Carter as he stalks her at work,
sneaks into her home, and even steals her cat.
And that's the tame stuff.
Eventually, things turn violent, and Leah must take matters into her own hands to prevent
him from doing this all again, to her or other unsuspecting women.
If you thought your last Tinder date was terrible, this guy could make anyone look like "swipe
right" potential by comparison.
It's hard to know what possessed Jenna to ever date Trent in the first place in the
Friday the 13th reboot.
But a lot of slasher movies don't exactly work if the characters actually use logic
and make good choices.
Trent is spoiled and arrogant and only invites his "friends" to his parents' lake house to
show off how wealthy he and his family are.
Trent is also completely unkind.
He even starts an argument with a guy who is only out searching for his missing sister.
On top of all those terrible personality traits, he's also a cheater of the worst order.
As soon as Jenna steps away from the lake house to do a good deed, he hooks up with
her best friend, and their love scene is cringey enough to make anyone wonder why Jenna gives
him the time of day.
What he says about female anatomy will make you laugh and cry all at once.
Beauty is only skin deep with this one, that's for sure.
To be fair to The Fly's Seth Brundle, it isn't necessarily his fault that he's being slowly
morphed into the Brundlefly.
But that doesn't mean anyone would want to put up with him once the side effects start
kicking in.
Even before he merges DNA with a horsefly, Seth is a bit questionable as boyfriend material.
Not only is he odd, he's also a bit possessive of his journalist girlfriend, Ronnie.
But Seth becomes most unpleasant after his little teleportation experiment goes so wrong.
He becomes aggressive and eventually loses all trace of empathy and emotion.
Instead of protecting Ronnie from the danger he poses to her, he tries to force her to
carry his baby to term and even attempts to fuse all three of them together into one entity.
It's bad enough that he gets himself into this mess by being so sloppy with his work
station.
But the fact that he wants to drag his girlfriend and unborn child down with him makes Seth
an especially buggin' boyfriend.
What's a guy to do do when the woman he loves is suddenly turned into a Deadite by an ancient
evil force that's been awoken by a weird book?
For Ash Williams in The Evil Dead, the answer is to decapitate Linda and then slice her
still-animated body into bits.
What a catch.
Never mind the fact that this is all his fault, as he's the one who brought out the Necronomicon
and tape reading that set all the hellfire in motion in the first place.
Even if we forgive that, it's his next action that proves he's completely undateable forever.
The 2000 video game Evil Dead: Hail to the King continues the Ash action and shows him
dating a poor girl named Jenny, whom he convinces to go to the same cabin where all of the crazy
and terrible things happened before.
We're later told she died in an "accident" with a bus, but that's a little too convenient
to be true, isn't it?
Any time a guy has an alter-ego called "Bad Ash," it ain't good news.
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rev up your engines, Bruce P says, what do you think about
seafoam does it make an engine last longer, okay I'm not a Seafoam fan I
made a video about, it I'll tell you what I think of seafoam, okay seafoam it's
called seafoam for a reason, because a long time ago like in the 1940s or
whatever, they used it in outboard motor engines that were two-stroke, they had
two strokes, you had to mix the oil with the gas, and the seafoam help clean the
carbon out of the engine, those engines have a tendency of carboning up because
you're mixing the oil and gas, and the oil that burns is gonna create carbon on
the Rings and valves and stuff, so that was very good for that, we drive
four-stroke water-cooled engines in cars today, and that cleaner is not made
for them, any cleaner that you're gonna use, you really want the nitrogen based
cleaners in them, and from what I've read the seafoam does not use those nitrogen
based cleaners, I know that Chevron Techron does, all the big ones that I know of
contain it, they won't tell you what percentage it is, but they contain it, from
what I've read and the research I've done, the
seafoam doesn't contain any of that, it's an expensive additive to put in, and
that's probably why the other manufacturers don't tell you originally
Chevron Techron told you how much of the nitrogen based cleaner was in it, but
they don't tell you anymore so who knows how much is in there, but to my knowledge
the seafoam doesn't have any in it and I don't like it, car asks Scotty should I
use a single electrode spark plug or a multi electric spark plug in my
Volkswagen Golf Mark 5, here's the thing about spark plugs you gotta understand, they
fire a spark, it makes an electric spark that ignites the gasoline, a spark will
always move from one part where the power is to the ground top, to wherever
the closest and most electrically conductive part is, so you got one
electrode that goes, if you got four it isn't gonna fire all
four, it's only gonna fire the one that's the closest that has the least
electrical resistance, so it really doesn't make any difference you know, that's
just the gimmick that they used to put in cars and most of them they don't even use
that stuff anymore
I think they finally realized it was absurd to do it because the electricity
is always gonna jump to the closest one that has the least electrical resistance
that's just how electricity works, you can't change the laws of physics, angel
says Scotty I'm thinking about buying a 91 Jeep Wrangler for 3500 bucks
and it's a straight cylinder with a manual transmission, is it a good buy
okay everybody knows that I hate chrysler products, but that's a 91 jeep
with a straight six and a standard transmission, those were rock-solid
engines and transmissions, i'd buy it if you like that vehicle buy it, you know of
course check and have a mechanic look at it if at all possible to
see if the steel frame is bent, if it's been wrecked or
flooded and stuff, but if it's in decent shape and it's got a manual transmission,
hey those thing can run a really long time
though straight sixes were very good engine, maaco says Scotty what can you
say about Toyota and Honda smaller engines, like 1.4 or 1.6 in terms of
reliability thanks, well they're very reliable engines, Honda's always make
great engines and so has Toyota, now I know as
time goes on, they're gonna end up putting gasoline direct injection and
turbochargers on all of them, and even known for their reliability, they will
wear out faster that's just common sense that's gonna happen, but if you're
talking about the older ones that are just normally aspirated, oh they can last
forever, I mean especially the 1.6 they're good strong engines,
I've had many 1.6 Toyota engines myself and they're just pretty much
indestructible, you can't destroy them they just keep running and running and running,
079 says Scotty what are some good inexpensive
cars that are good for disabled people, minivans are more expense and require
installation of ramps and drive the price even higher, I have a customer who loves
his Toyota Camry who's disabled, it's got giant
trunks in them and they sold millions of them you can use ones that are old still in
pretty good shape, or if you can get a Sienna van, they've made those for years and
years, I had a customer last year sold his Sienna van, it only had like 90,000 miles
which is nothing for them and he only got like a couple grand that's all he
wanted, it had a few dings and stuff on it and that was a great car, he sold it to a
Hispanic guy here that does lawn care he fits all
his equipment and he loves it, Steve bro says Scotty what's your opinion on Chinese
made cars, Chinese used to make really crappy cars
but they're making them better and better
because their factories are the most modern ones in the world their new, robots
are making them, from what I read the biggest problem they have is they have
to pay their workers a ton of money, because most of their workers have to be
qualified engineers who can maintain and reprogram the robots as they break down
and as they need their periodic inspection, so they're whining that their
labor costs are too high, because the robots do most of the work and the guys
that fix they have to know what they're doing,
they don't sell them here yet in the United States, but I suppose one
day they will like everything else, so if you never want to miss another one of my
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Emery Runs Into Solskjaer's TRAP | Arsenal - Manchester United Tactical Analysis - Duration: 6:09.
Manchester United travelled to the Emirates stadium, to face Arsenal in the Fa-Cup
Let's have a look at how the teams lined-up tactically.
On paper, Arsenal played a 4-3-3 formation. However, on the field this mostly became a 4-2-3-1
Manchester United were also expected to line-up in a 4-3-3
But they went for the same formation as against Tottenham. With Lingard playing the false nine
Let's start by looking at United's defensive set-up, in which Lukaku had a special role.
From the very first minute, United looked to press high-up
They started pressing when the ball was in a corner and they could trap the Arsenal defender
Here, Sanchez waits with his run to force the pass into the corner, so he can start pressing.
After the press was broken, United would fall back into a 4-3-3 shape
However, Solskjaer chose to have Lukaku stay upfront
Here you can see that United are defending in a 4-3-3 shape, but Lukaku is orderd not to track back Kolasinac
And this is another example in which Lukaku doesn't track back Kolasinac, and stays upfront
Roberto Matinez used a smiliar approach with Belgium during the world cup game against Brazil.
Having Lukaku stay upfront had both an advantage and a disadvantage
The big advantage was that Lukaku would immediatly be free during counter attacks. Ready to exploit the space the fullbacks had left.
Here Shaw wins the ball during an Arsenal attack
Kolasinac wants to take out the passing lane, but should just fall back to Lukaku
And this eventually leads to the second goal and makes it 2-0
Other than that when United had possession they mainly looked to play the ball in behind Arsenal's fullback's
And here is an example of United looking for the space behind the fullbacks
And again here, United have possession in Arsenal's half, they are again looking for the space behind the fullbacks
This is also how the first goal was scored
It starts with Young looking for the space in behind the fullback
United are able to continue the attack, and Torreira leaves Lukaku free
Sanchez makes a good run and United are able to score the opening goal
In his false nine role, Lingard again looked to drop into midfield
Lingard drops and gets free between the lines
Both Sanchez and Lukaku would than move inside and pin-back the Arsenal defenders
Shaw would go high on the left, while Young would stay back as Lukaku wouldn't aid in defending on that side
However, United's problem was that both Lindelof and Bailly aren't great ball playing defenders
Here Lingard drops and United have a 3v2 in midfield
But Arsenal force the ball outside and Bailly again chooses for the long ball to Lukaku.
During build-up, Arsenal mainly looked to get Xhaka free on the ball.
In order to do this, Xhaka and Torreira would constantly move in opposite directions, forcing Lingard to choose who he would follow
Here, Torreira pulls Lingard to one side, allows Xhaka to get free
When Pogba tried to aid Lingard, Ramsey would position himself between the lines
Pogba tries to step forward. Ramsey positions himself in the space behind Pogba
And here, Ramsey occupies Pogba, which allows Xhaka time on the ball
When Xhaka had time on the ball, he would mainly look to play it to the leftside
As Lukaku didn't track back Kolasinac, the pass to the fullback was often open for Arsenal
Arsenal would than look to create overloads on the leftside. With Ramsey moving there.
At the start of the match this were mainly 3v3 situations with Kolasinac, Iwobi and Ramsey against Herrera, Young and Bailly
Later in the match Xhaka also joined that side, allowing Arsenal to create 4v3 situations
Eventually, Arsenal only needed a 3v3 situation to score their first goal
Both Herrera and Bailly follow the run of Kolasinac. Which allows Ramsey to get free.
Ramsey puts in a low cross and Aubameyang scores.
In the second half Emery made a small change
When the ball was on the other side Kolasinac would stay back to cover Lukaku
When the ball was on the left, he would still make forward runs
After an 8-minute break in which Koscielny was injured. Both managers made a tactical change
Arsena put in Ozil and Ghuendouzi and switched to something of a 4-4-2 diamond
While for United, Lingard and Lukaku switched positions
And this meant that Lingard would track back Kolasinac
United eventually scored their third goal through a counterattack
This started with United winning the ball in midfield
Pogba dribbls over the field and his shot is blocked by Cech, but Martial is able to score the rebound.
So, all and all it was a bit of a risk from Solskjaer to leave Lukaku upfront
But it worked out for him this time. And that gives him his 8 consecutive win at United
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An Exploration Of Cyber Risks ( w/ Jeremy Samide) | Interview | Real Vision™ - Duration: 20:41.
Hey, everyone.
Just wanted to let you know about our new video on cybersecurity.
We got to check out a cybersecurity control center, so that's where they screen for massive
worldwide cyber attacks.
We also got to speak to a bunch of hackers, and actually see a hack happen live.
But before we get into that, we wanted to share some of our previous videos on cybersecurity
from some experts in the field.
So this episode originally aired on August 4, 2016.
Hope you enjoy, and remember to also check at RealVision.com to watch the new season
of Discoveries, where we dive into the implications of the internet of things.
That's everything from smart thermostats to internet connected cars and Wi-Fi coffee makers.
It's definitely something you don't want to miss.
So make sure to sign up for your 14 day free trial.
You know, cybersecurity has really become mainstream today.
There's a lot of buzzwords out there that are making it in news publications, the internet,
social media.
And I think that a lot of people don't understand what cybersecurity really means.
There's a lot of terminology, there's a lot of vernacular that's coming out that really
is confusing to senior management, to boards of directors, to executives of companies.
And it's causing a lot of confusion in the space, as far as what they need to do, how
they need to protect themselves.
And there's people like myself that are here to translate what the global cybersecurity
threats are.
As computers and technology have evolved from simple desktop computers to very simple operating
systems, you know, the attack vectors, which is the way the bad actors are looking to get
into the systems, was very simple.
So we were using modems, you know, floppy disks.
Very little storage, bandwidth was not there.
So they were very limited as to what they could do.
As bandwidth has increased, operating systems have got more sophisticated.
Mobile devices, IoT, or the internet of things, where everything is connected through the
advent of the internet.
Email, big, large databases, online shopping, things of that nature.
There's become a number of different vectors or subterfuges where vulnerabilities exist.
And that has proliferated significantly into how we conduct our business.
Again, online shopping, online banking, different types of transactions, the information sharing,
health care, the legal profession, manufacturing, supply chain, all of that is connected.
And it's everybody's information out on the internet, or passing through the internet,
that becomes vulnerable.
Yeah, security today is really, in my opinion, we sacrifice security for convenience and
a very exciting user experience.
So what I mean by that is, when we install applications, most people don't really look
at the questions that are asked before the installation.
So it's can I have access to your contact list, can I have access to your microphone,
can I have access to your email, things of that nature.
So we accept those things in order to have that user experience, so when we're walking
in New York City and we're walking by a specific restaurant, we'll get an email for a specific
advertisement that says there's a special going on at a certain venue.
You know, those are things that are becoming more intrusive in our lives, and those are
things that we accept.
And what's happening is the bad actors are exploiting those types of applications and
exploiting that information, and they're getting geolocation and they're getting our privacy
information, and they're learning more about who we are in order to provide methods of
attacks so that we click on certain things and install, surreptitiously, software that
then controls or steals information from us.
The younger generations, there's, you know, vanity.
The way we look at vanity today is you'll get a simple text message saying that you've
won an iPad or you've won an iPhone, click this link to redeem your prize.
And most people will click on that.
Our research shows that 62% of people will click on bad links or malicious links or links
from people that they don't know who they're from.
And it's the curiosity.
It's I've really won something, someone really cares.
And you know, if it's written well, you know, people will fall for that.
And they think it's harmless because I'm clicking on a link, what does that really mean, how
does that really hurt me.
If I didn't really win, who cares.
But what's really happening on the back end of that is there's people that are looking
to install something.
They want you to visit that site so that they can slip something into your phone, and then
ultimately into your email, and then kind of intrude on your private life.
You know, steal passwords, things of that nature.
And that's on a very individual scale.
And you know, if they can mass produce that to hundreds and thousands of people, 62%,
the rate of return is pretty good.
The cybersecurity threat landscape is education and training and awareness.
And that's something that we provide as part of our firm, is that cybersecurity education
and training.
It's very important because it starts with the human.
If you don't educate your user base or individuals on spotting a piece of malware or spotting
a piece of fake email from someone that doesn't quite look like it's from the person that's
really sending it, trash it.
They're just electrons.
If it's really something important, they'll send it again.
One of the big mistakes that companies make is there is a disconnect between executive
management, so board level, and the IT and security department who are trying to-- they're
there on the front lines.
And there's budgetary constraints, there's the translation of what really that the organization
needs, there's risk is not translated or assessed properly.
And it's really an educational gap.
And you know, organizations typically do what they can do.
A lot of times, they're left with what they can fight with, and what they can defend with.
It's not always what they want, it's what they get.
And to truly assess that risk is very important.
And that has to be translated all the way up to the board level.
And we're not seeing that.
We're just starting to see that, where boards of directors, CEOs, CFOs are starting to have
to know what those risks are in cybersecurity.
Many years ago, they didn't want to know.
Now, it's a duty that they have that they need to know what's going on.
The next level in state-sponsored type attacks is very sophisticated.
You have many countries participating in the cyber war.
The Eastern Bloc, China, Russia, Pakistan, even the United States participates in the
cyber warfare that's going on.
And different levels of skill are present in different organizations and different countries,
but their common goal is to gather as much information as they can on the adversary or
on a specific country.
And their attacks are very motivated, they're very focused, and they're very sophisticated,
and they're very hard to thwart.
The possibility of cyber attacks on our critical infrastructure are very real.
The threat is very real.
We have, certainly in the United States and in other countries, critical infrastructure
is aging.
And it's become a problem where cyber attackers or bad actors or even state-sponsored attackers
are interrogating those systems, and are able to either shut them down or able to get in
and take control of specific systems.
Those systems, some of them run on proprietary systems and some of them run on very common
operating systems.
So it's really a combination of both.
And they're connected to the network.
They're connected to the internet.
So there's exposure either way.
If you had a persistent state-sponsored hacker or organization, state-sponsored organization,
that was interested in doing that, in shutting down a country, the first thing you would
attack would be the critical infrastructure components-- power, water, financial.
Those are main critical systems of-- transportation.
All of those are connected, and those are the critical components of critical infrastructure
that they would attack.
There are so many cyber attacks today that they come and go.
So the particular attack on the Bank of Bangladesh, which involved the SWIFT network, which is
an intermediary third party that helps with the banks in transferring international money,
was exposed.
So there was a specific cyber attack against the SWIFT network, in which bad actors were
able to siphon-- I believe was $81 million out of the bank.
And through our research that we did, we predicted that this wasn't the end.
And sure enough, two weeks later, you have half a dozen banks, 10 banks that were affected
by the same network, because the SWIFT network is connected to all the banks.
And as a result, the SWIFT network was the network that was compromised, that was then
getting into the other banks.
So look, it's Bank of Bangladesh today, it's, you know, large health care system tomorrow.
It's really just running very rampant.
And every day is something new.
Different variants of malware, different variants of viruses and trojans and different types
of attack vectors are becoming prevalent.
And the bad actors, they know what they're looking for.
And it's specific information that they can sell, they can use to exploit, and in many
cases they use to exploit and publish that information.
The phenomenon with something like Wikileaks, you know, I believe that fuels the cyber attacks
because what they're doing is, you know, they're exposing information regarding sources and
methods that have been used in the past by organizations or governments of all kinds.
And you know, it becomes a recipe book, or a playbook for the bad actors to then exploit
those types of vulnerabilities, or attack those specific sources and methods that were
being used.
And in many cases, it can dismantle operations that have been happening in specific governments
and organizations.
So it's more of an exposure of those types of things that are then used by the bad actors,
whether they're out for financial gain or they're out for just, you know, defacement
or, as we call it, hacktivism, which is more of an ideology.
So it really perpetuates and fuels that specific opposition.
The most common threat we see today is probably it comes in a couple different forms.
One of them is what's called phishing, which is when it's more or less a social engineering
or an email type campaign, where mass amounts of email are sent to organizations masquerading
as specific people or as a specific outreach for something that users will click on a specific
link, a specific attachment, and then that launches a campaign or a malware type attack
on the inside of an organization that then allows the bad actors to phone home and then
to create back doors into an organization.
So you know, there's so many different things to protect in an organization.
It's not about the perimeter anymore.
It used to be just let's get a firewall, we're OK, everything's good.
We're going to lock the front door.
It's not the case anymore, because there's so many different angles that we have to protect.
And we have to be right 100% of the time.
The bad actors, you know, can get lucky.
So that's one of the main areas that we see today, phishing.
It's definitely on the rise.
It comes through email.
It's hard to detect.
And that's one major way.
You know, social engineering, which is more of a non-technical method that's being used
today, we as humans want to help.
We want to be helpful to people.
And you know, the hackers are looking at creative ways to have people divulge specific pieces
of information.
And they're connecting the dots.
And as they do that, they get little pieces of information.
They make something appear legitimate.
And it's really a 24/7 campaign for them.
You know, I was an avid, die-hard PC user, and then went cold turkey many years ago and
switched to a Mac.
That used to be the case.
You know, Mac was perceived as being more secure because the market share was only 10,
15%.
And Microsoft, you know, owned the market.
So like anything, you're going to go for the big picture.
You're going to go for the touchdown.
And the best place to get the most bang for your buck was to exploit, you know, Microsoft
systems.
You know, 90% of organizations run on a Microsoft platform.
That's changed.
You know, they're running more on Linux operating systems and open source systems, Macs, you
know, those types of things.
So the paradigm is shifting where we're starting to see specific exploits and vulnerabilities
in, you know, the Apple iOS and Mac and those types of devices from that manufacturer.
So the tides are shifting, although you know Microsoft still has the majority of the market
share, so it's still a very, very large target because they can attack the masses.
As far as Macs being safer, I think that they are probably less picked on.
So there are probably less attack vectors toward a Mac.
But again, as the paradigm shifts, you know, it's not about the Macintosh anymore, or Apple
anymore, or the iOS.
It's let's attack through the email system, right?
It gets a link or a PDF attachment in which they're attacking-- now they're not attacking
Apple anymore, they're attacking another vendor, like Adobe, or going to a third-party website
to download something in your Chrome browser or your Firefox browser.
So many, many different subterfuges, many, many different layers of access here.
And you're talking about it's a smaller population of hackers, but again, they know the types
of systems that people are using, and they use that to their advantage.
I think, back to your initial question about cybersecurity, again, I think awareness is
very important.
I think it's important to convey that the threat is real, and that there are bad actors
out there looking to destroy, disrupt, or exploit data.
I think reputational risk is going to become something very, very serious, as it is currently
today, but it's going to get more serious as it relates to an organization's reputation,
as an individual reputation.
The ability to conduct yourself on the internet in an anonymous fashion I think is a very
serious issue today.
The ability to put something out on the internet that's not true, whether it be about an organization,
about an individual, I think is only going to become more prevalent.
And it's a real problem.
It's going to become an epidemic.
And the internet is full of good things and it's full of garbage.
We need to be more prudent about what we're looking at, and what's real and what's not,
because it's very hard to tell today.
Cyberbullying is a real problem today, as well.
And we see that.
And as part of our organization, we've taken up, you know, that as a very important cause,
is cyberbullying and, you know, cyber crimes against children.
We take that very seriously.
It's going to become a big problem.
People need to be more vigilant about what they're looking at, what they click on.
You know, they say think before you click.
I think that's very important.
When you're surfing the internet, you know, not everything you read on the internet is
true.
And that's something that people need to take into consideration when they're looking up
things, looking at different things.
There's a lot of deception, there's a lot of untruth on the internet.
And part of it is unethical, unprofessional, and there needs to be some change in that
area.
Technology is changing so fast that it's very difficult for some people to keep up.
And as things change, people aren't changing with it.
And that causes problems.
That causes, you know, errors, that causes exploitation.
You know, just people can't keep up with the technology.
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Waiting for the weaponary proggress is so lame, I'm bored
It's only just putting the projectile into this pipe!
But the proggress of creating the projectile is soooo lame!
Oh No! Someone is trying to break in into my precious house!
I have to do something!
Die you bi***
Aw! It hurts!
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I heard your rooster is good at playing soccer?
He kicks like this
and flies while dominating the ball
show and tell
Let's see for ourselves
cock-a-doodle-doo
The suspense is real
Get ready, set, go!
Nope
Doesn't perform under pressure
But when the owner starts
Get'cha head in the game
Flies while dominating the ball
Even fakes
Made you look
The rooster's got skills
The flying kick
That technique tho
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VIDEO! Wilders bedreigd door knettergekkie Sait Cinar: 'Ze gaan je dood maken!' - Duration: 4:30.
Weer een gekkie gespot op YouTube, dit keer de beruchte vent van 'Altijdgeslaagd
nl' met de naam Sait Cinar. Waar kennen we hem nog maar van? Oh ja, nog meer potsierlijke video's waarin hij Wilders bedreigt en voor alles uitmaakt
In de nieuwste aflevering schreeuwt hij alles bij elkaar en roept hij bedreigende woorden richting de PVV-politicus
Daarin roept hij mensen op om hun aangifte, die zij tegen Wilders doen, te tonen
Doen anderen dat niet dan zijn ze 'losers' en 'watjes'. Maar het ergste is wel dat hij Geert Wilders impliciet bedreigt en zegt: 'Ze gaan je dood maken!' Wie 'ze', waarnaar Cinar verwijst, zijn weten we niet
De bedreigingen aan het adres van Wilders zijn natuurlijk niet nieuw. Die loopt al jaren rond met beveiliging en leeft een geïsoleerd leven omdat sommigen helemaal over de rooie gaan
Vorig jaar nog werd een 40-jarige man veroordeeld tot een celstraf nadat hij via Twitter de politicus had bedreigd
Of bovenstaande video ook kan rekenen op een aangifte uit het kamp Wilders is afwachten, maar Cinar zoekt zeker wel de randjes op van 'hatespeech'
Natuurlijk bedreigt hij Wilders niet persoonlijk, zo slim is hij wel, maar hij heeft in het verleden vaker dit soort bizarre videoboodschappen ingesproken
In 2017 poseerde Cinar met een geweer en loste meerdere schoten. Hij riep in de video 'Wilders' om vervolgens de politicus in verband te brengen met het 'doden van mensen'
Lekker subtiel allemaal. In 2015 maakte hij het nog bonter en deelde Wilders op zijn Twitteraccount een video met daarin de bedreigingen
Destijds meldde Wilders het incident bij de politie. Aanleiding voor de doodsbedreigingen aan het adres van Wilders lijken veelal religieus ingegeven
Zo was er één persoon die Wilders bedreigde omdat 'Wilders zijn geloof beledigt'
Tja, als je onzekerheid over je religieuze standpunten zo groot is dat je zelfs beledigingen niet kunt weerstaan dan ben je echt een droeftoeter
Cinar waarschuwt in de bovenstaande video overigens dat 'Nederland chaos wordt'. Waarnaar hij verwijst weten we niet, maar behalve de bedreigingen van Wilders schetst hij een beeld dat niet rooskleurig is
Laten we hopen dat dergelijke onsmakelijke video's de al bestaande spanningen niet nog meer vergroot, want dat de video potsierlijk is en Cinar een gekkie dat is ondertussen wel duidelijk
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SMILING OR LAUGHING NOT ALLOWED !😡 x You Laugh You Lose x - Duration: 10:13.
yeah not any cookies my what my titties right Oh kitties
kiddies sure we in this Beach gonna get krump a Brad's on fleek the fuck hey
guys it's me just wanted to remind you not to give up on your dreams
look if you want to know that my dog took a shit on my straightener so ya
know how yeah I'm not no I'm not hungry anymore I know what I told you I know
what I said I wanted E and I don't want to eat anymore
nothing's wrong with me hey guys so no stop don't touch me
red shirt you weigh today Wow I got two or three these goddamn shirts bitch
your face will surely show it if you're happy and you know it clap your hands
do you remember me yes that's where member you from because I give you one
like this yes I still have a
boy it'll get your eyes on that bag Oh
you drop all the fucking milkman give my god
was it you
fuck
don't poke it they'll see how you're able to say that you're fine and you're
not really fine you just can't get into it because Hong Kong hanging on a
digging uh I said coconut water not coking water
say something
it's just a suggestion they lock the door and turn the lights down low
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That's why I'm leaving you !
Always ignoring me :(
*Still patiently waiting*
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The Truth About Seafoam Fuel Additive - Duration: 5:12.rev up your engines, Bruce P says, what do you think about
seafoam does it make an engine last longer, okay I'm not a Seafoam fan I
made a video about, it I'll tell you what I think of seafoam, okay seafoam it's
called seafoam for a reason, because a long time ago like in the 1940s or
whatever, they used it in outboard motor engines that were two-stroke, they had
two strokes, you had to mix the oil with the gas, and the seafoam help clean the
carbon out of the engine, those engines have a tendency of carboning up because
you're mixing the oil and gas, and the oil that burns is gonna create carbon on
the Rings and valves and stuff, so that was very good for that, we drive
four-stroke water-cooled engines in cars today, and that cleaner is not made
for them, any cleaner that you're gonna use, you really want the nitrogen based
cleaners in them, and from what I've read the seafoam does not use those nitrogen
based cleaners, I know that Chevron Techron does, all the big ones that I know of
contain it, they won't tell you what percentage it is, but they contain it, from
what I've read and the research I've done, the
seafoam doesn't contain any of that, it's an expensive additive to put in, and
that's probably why the other manufacturers don't tell you originally
Chevron Techron told you how much of the nitrogen based cleaner was in it, but
they don't tell you anymore so who knows how much is in there, but to my knowledge
the seafoam doesn't have any in it and I don't like it, car asks Scotty should I
use a single electrode spark plug or a multi electric spark plug in my
Volkswagen Golf Mark 5, here's the thing about spark plugs you gotta understand, they
fire a spark, it makes an electric spark that ignites the gasoline, a spark will
always move from one part where the power is to the ground top, to wherever
the closest and most electrically conductive part is, so you got one
electrode that goes, if you got four it isn't gonna fire all
four, it's only gonna fire the one that's the closest that has the least
electrical resistance, so it really doesn't make any difference you know, that's
just the gimmick that they used to put in cars and most of them they don't even use
that stuff anymore
I think they finally realized it was absurd to do it because the electricity
is always gonna jump to the closest one that has the least electrical resistance
that's just how electricity works, you can't change the laws of physics, angel
says Scotty I'm thinking about buying a 91 Jeep Wrangler for 3500 bucks
and it's a straight cylinder with a manual transmission, is it a good buy
okay everybody knows that I hate chrysler products, but that's a 91 jeep
with a straight six and a standard transmission, those were rock-solid
engines and transmissions, i'd buy it if you like that vehicle buy it, you know of
course check and have a mechanic look at it if at all possible to
see if the steel frame is bent, if it's been wrecked or
flooded and stuff, but if it's in decent shape and it's got a manual transmission,
hey those thing can run a really long time
though straight sixes were very good engine, maaco says Scotty what can you
say about Toyota and Honda smaller engines, like 1.4 or 1.6 in terms of
reliability thanks, well they're very reliable engines, Honda's always make
great engines and so has Toyota, now I know as
time goes on, they're gonna end up putting gasoline direct injection and
turbochargers on all of them, and even known for their reliability, they will
wear out faster that's just common sense that's gonna happen, but if you're
talking about the older ones that are just normally aspirated, oh they can last
forever, I mean especially the 1.6 they're good strong engines,
I've had many 1.6 Toyota engines myself and they're just pretty much
indestructible, you can't destroy them they just keep running and running and running,
079 says Scotty what are some good inexpensive
cars that are good for disabled people, minivans are more expense and require
installation of ramps and drive the price even higher, I have a customer who loves
his Toyota Camry who's disabled, it's got giant
trunks in them and they sold millions of them you can use ones that are old still in
pretty good shape, or if you can get a Sienna van, they've made those for years and
years, I had a customer last year sold his Sienna van, it only had like 90,000 miles
which is nothing for them and he only got like a couple grand that's all he
wanted, it had a few dings and stuff on it and that was a great car, he sold it to a
Hispanic guy here that does lawn care he fits all
his equipment and he loves it, Steve bro says Scotty what's your opinion on Chinese
made cars, Chinese used to make really crappy cars
but they're making them better and better
because their factories are the most modern ones in the world their new, robots
are making them, from what I read the biggest problem they have is they have
to pay their workers a ton of money, because most of their workers have to be
qualified engineers who can maintain and reprogram the robots as they break down
and as they need their periodic inspection, so they're whining that their
labor costs are too high, because the robots do most of the work and the guys
that fix they have to know what they're doing,
they don't sell them here yet in the United States, but I suppose one
day they will like everything else, so if you never want to miss another one of my
new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!
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Arsenal transfer news: Barcelona make Denis Suarez decision amid Ivan Perisic claims - Duration: 2:29.
Suarez has been Arsenal's top transfer target this month and the two clubs have been in extensive talks
Arsenal wanted to sign Suarez on loan without an obligation to buy in the deal. However, Barcelona refused to drop their demand for the option and talks were broken off despite Suarez's desire to move to the Emirates
Suarez's future still looked uncertain after Barcelona sign Kevin-Prince Boateng on loan and he was left out of the squad which faced Sevilla in midweek
But Suarez has been included in the squad which will play Girona on Sunday. The decision to involve Suarez suggests Barcelona intend to keep the midfielder
And it comes amid reports Arsenal have turned their attention to Inter Milan star Ivan Perisic
The talented Croatian has fallen out of favour with Inter manager Luciano Spalletti
And the Gunners are seemingly hoping to take advantage. BBC Sport reporter David Ornstein wrote on Twitter: "Arsenal have made an approach to sign Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic
"#AFC want loan with £35m option to buy. 29yo open to #Inter exit." Perisic has been linked with a move to the Premier League in the past
In 2017, Manchester United were very keen on Perisic but couldn't agree on a fee with Inter
But in November, Perisic admitted playing in the Premier League was a dream for him
He told reporters: "I have always said that [playing in the Premier League] is my dream
"In football everything is possible, we will see in the future. Now, I'm focusing on Inter
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News24 - Man Utd news: Solskjaer must meet two conditions in Pochettino battle for job - Duration: 2:24.
That is the verdict of former Chelsea and Scotland midfielder Craig Burley. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has won his first eight games in interim charge of Manchester United
The Red Devils now have a serious chance of ending the season in the Premier League top four after closing the gap on fourth-placed Chelsea to four points
Less than three weeks ago, after Solskjaer's fifth victory, Burley said appointing the Norwegian full-time would be the "biggest mistake ever"
However, Burley admits he is starting to change his mind following impressive wins over Tottenham and Arsenal
He reckons Solskjaer will get the job if he can knock Paris Saint-Germain out of the Champions League at the last-16 next month
And also if he can ensure qualification for Europe's elite club competition next season, beating Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino to the post
"I am [changing my mind] a little," Burley said. "But again I think there's due-diligence that needs to be done
"If you give me a choice between Solskjaer and Pochettino, it's a no-brainer. "But he may not be available, I don't know, he might not want it, they might not want him
"You can't win eight games and not be at least within a shout. That's what I'm saying
"If he knocks PSG out of the Champions League and they get in the top four, I think he's getting the job
" Manchester United will look to make it nine wins in a row when they host Burnley on Tuesday
They then visit Leicester next Sunday.
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