Waching daily Aug 25 2017

what's going on guys good morning I'm actually doing a little bit of a

different kind of recap I recorded this trade here on GM he's live you can see

this morning looking on the top losing stocks you can see GME they're popping

up they're down 8% checking out stocks with seeing what the story was about see

what people were talking about bad news earnings so that was kind of the goal I

was like ok ACGME has bad news all the earnings is bad people are talking about

it so I ended up going short I'm getting filled there at the 1990 area and was

looking for this move you can see here looking at the previous resistance

previous support previous support back there at the 2025 area so we were below

that really no support below where we were at so we were already below that

this morning had bad news so basically looking at this 1976 degree as pre

market support 1980 so looking for that break there of 1980 I had plenty of

buying power left I was gonna try to get some more shares I'm try to get about a

thousand shares there up at the 20 dollar area if I keep getting filled so

basically watching this thing bounce you can see some of my fills they're short

this morning getting that fill there at the 1995 area was looking for this

bounce here and it ended up actually breaking through this 1980 area and

getting a bunch of buyers for a second got me kind of worried this might not

want to crash and you can see as this breaks through 1980 this goes lower and

lower it breaks through 1980 there goes down there to the 1970 area and then

gets bought up really quickly I was up 60 bucks at that point it was 3:30 in

the morning here in Hawaii so thinking uh maybe I'll just cover here go back to

bed up made 50 bucks can't complain and you can see it bounced pretty hard there

and then came back up pretty fast so I was thinking okay I need to grab some

more shares here get a higher average make some get some more shares here

maybe above that $20 here if we get that break of 20 coming at that 20-25 area as

my stop area if it goes above that was probably cover there for a small loss

but I was basically watching this channel area in 1980 20 25 area was

hoping to get filled a little bit higher than 20 20 a little bit closer that 20

26 area try to get thousand shares put an order out there try to get filled one

more time there at 1998 couldn't get filled there

cancelled out of order basically was waiting GME retail stock really not a

too convinced that the stock had much power to go higher

basically it was worried we might just get kind of stuck there at Obon maybe do

a little bit of the balance but you can see here it jumped up there to 2010 big

sellers popping up there on the sell side and that was a good sign I ended up

trying to get filled there at 20 2015 couldn't get filled I thought we might

get that break of the 2010 area didn't get ever didn't never break it there you

see my put my order out there at 2015 trying to get 200 more shares here so

you have a thousand shares and that got smacked down really fast and just didn't

work out and going right in here to open a bunch of volume on that Cain old one

minute candle here nine it's like 928 here and you can see from that 2010 area

pulling back down below $20 it's basically watching the twenty dollar

area trying to get 200 more shares there at 2005 couldn't get filled never got

back up there and basically ride it open this thing that starts to crash had

previous support from earlier when this thing crashed I put er there the

nineteen fifty area so basically was watching that getting ready for open

here market opens and this thing just starts to crash so end up canceling that

last order only had eight hundred shares probably should he grab two hundred more

shares there at nineteen ninety-six would have been nice fill but you can

see it working out pretty good for me overall waking up three three the

morning I was actually dreaming all night that I was trading and then I woke

I was like wait is it already time to trade or did I trade or I'd make any

money here in Hawaii a little bit different trading at 3:30 in the morning

looking without 1980 area to break and just start to settle off here at open

and it really had no chance once that nineteen eighty area broke and boom

right through open just crashed through that nineteen eighty year you can see

him up behind $62 was waiting seeing we get this bounce at nineteen fifty area I

was thinking I might just take profit right there three hundred bucks and then

I ended up taking profit there kind of had a little bit of support there at the

nineteen fifty area for a second and you can see it make it three hundred right

after that it just starts crashing going lower down there to 1920 there 1921 look

at the sellers they're stacking out there's a short sale restriction here

but a lot of sellers on the ask right now just look at those sellers stacking

up there this thing had no chance of going higher

should he gave it more time since maybe only covered half but hey you know what

it is hindsight's always 20/20 this thing could've balanced their 1950 maybe

went back to the $20 area who knows well there is breaking through nineteen

dollars I had 800 shares they're short and would have been a beautiful 800 or

profit just holding this one for the first two or three minutes here there it

is night down there to below $19 1890 was a low there so GME just doing

exactly what I had planned working out breaking through that 1980

area and then breaking through that previous support that balanced there

free market at 1959 so beautiful morning make 300 hours here went back to sleep

afterwards I woke back up and made this little recap for you guys hopefully you

guys enjoyed it a little bit different than normal sitting by the pool you can

hear the birds chirping the wind blowing here in Hawaii it's a beautiful morning

gonna go out and do some surf and have some fun today and on that note I will

talk to you guys later remember the number one rule bears and bulls make

money the stock market pigs get slaughtered

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AMERICA IS FALLING INTO THE TRAP OF DIVIDE AND CONQUER - Duration: 9:06.

AMERICA IS FALLING INTO THE TRAP OF DIVIDE AND CONQUER

By Phillip Schneider

Tensions have never been higher after the horrible events which occurred at Charlottesville.

Many people on the left see this as a call-to-arms against the ideological right, which many

of them view as actual Nazis, while the right sees the move to tear down the Robert E. Lee

statue as an attack on history and free speech. There are several competing media narratives

surrounding this event, including attempts to wrongly brand more people on the right

as White Supremacists when in reality most right-of-center Americans do not support the

radicals at the �Unite the Right� rally in Virginia. This includes White Nationalists

like Richard Spencer as well as Neo-Nazis, only a statistically insignificant number

of which were at the rally.

Neither Side Represents a Majority

Nearly all people can agree, both on the left and the right, that Nazism and racial supremacy

in any form have no place in America. However, what the mainstream media and far-left won�t

say is that there�s no more room for censorship or violence coming from groups such as the

National Socialist Workers Party (Nazi Party) in the United States as there is for censorship

or violence which comes from left-leaning groups like Black Lives Matter or ANTIFA.

Free speech applies to all speech, including that which is deemed offensive or controversial;

that�s one of the most fundamental principles of western society.

In truth, neither the far-left nor their �alt-right� counterparts represent a majority. This is

one of the most important facts regarding Charlottesville because it denounces the idea

that those with polarized fringe political ideologies have the backing of the rest of

the country. It is true that a divide is growing, but many on the left decry ANTIFA just as

most on the right do not support the White Nationalist movement.

Events Have Been Leading Up to This for Months

What the media does not want to cover is the fact that occurrences have been leading up

to the events at Charlottesville for some time. Throughout these past few years there

has been a back-and-forth between the regressive left and the conservative right regarding

issues such as social justice, free speech, and diversity. This has led to a �resistance

movement� by the left in the form of protests, rioting, and shutting down talks from conservative

speakers. Possibly the most infamous riot successfully forced Milo Yiannopoulos to evacuate

from U.C. Berkeley campus, barring him from speaking. The intimidation goes further, with

a professor of philosophy and ethics allegedly assaulting a Trump supporter with a bike chain

at Berkeley.

It is because of this violence that renowned liberal intellectual Noam Chomsky decried

ANTIFA as �wrong in principle� and �a major gift to the right.�

�As for Antifa, it�s a minuscule fringe of the Left, just as its predecessors were.

It�s a major gift to the right, including the militant right, who are exuberant�what

they do is often wrong in principle � like blocking talks � and [the movement] is generally

self-destructive.� � Noam Chomsky The Establishment Has Been the Apex of Sewing

Partisan Division

The mainstream media has been at the apex of seeding division in America. For example,

they love to point out that Trump was endorsed by, although he has disavowed them many times

for over a decade, the KKK and David Duke. Knowing this, it almost seems as though they

would also point out the fact that Hillary Clinton was endorsed by John Bachtell, the

head of the U.S. Communist party, but they barely covered it at all.

Reasons such as this exemplify why Americans are becoming increasingly distraught with

the mainstream media, which is almost entirely run by liberals, as well as academic and scientific

areas which are almost unanimously controlled by leftists as well. In fact, a study from

2005 reveals that 72 percent of those teaching at American Universities have liberal leanings,

compared to just 15 percent who are conservative. A newer study from 2016 counts the ratio of

democrats-to-republicans in academia as nearly twelve to one, begging the question �does

�diversity� include diversity of thought?�

One college professor even had the audacity to teach a course titled �Abolition of Whiteness,�

with the goal of indoctrinating students into guilt regarding the color of their skin.

�We�ll be examining how whiteness�and/or white supremacy and violence�is intertwined

with conceptions of gender, race, sexuality, class, body ability, nationality, and age.�

� Jennifer Gaboury, Instructor Another instructor at the University of Iowa

is making it her goal to �dismantle� her student�s �whiteness� in all of her

courses. She believes that �whiteness� intrinsically perpetuates �hegemonic racism,

sexism, classism, ableism, cisgenderism, and heterosexism.�

�As a white assistant professor of mostly white graduate students who will become higher

education leaders, I work to dismantle whiteness in my curriculum, assignments, and pedagogy.�

� Jodi Linley, Instructor, University of Iowa

If that wasn�t enough, professors at both the University of Chicago, as well as the

University of Colorado have banned dissenting opinions regarding climate change, a suppressive

move of true intellectual totalitarianism which only serves to incite even more partisan

division.

�We will not, at any time, debate the science of climate change, nor will the �other side�

of the climate change debate be taught or discussed in this course.� � Professors

at the University of Colorado, as explained in their letter obtained by The College Fix.

Alt-Right and Alt-Left Are Tools of Divide and Conquer

The �Alt-Left� and �Alt-Right� are in fact not grassroots movements so much as

they are political tools to be used for divide and conquer. Actually, both movements have

ties to globalist power-men, such as Jason Kessler, the lead organizer of the Charlottesville

�Unite the Right� event, who was allegedly part of the Occupy Wall Street movement as

well as an Obama supporter just eight years ago. It is possible that he simply changed

his tune over that period, but it is also being speculated by some that he is in actuality

a professional activist, or even akin to a CointelPro-style agent with the intent to

sew division in America.

�At one recent speech in favor of Charlottesville�s status as a sanctuary city, Kessler live-streamed

himself as an attendee questioned him and apologized for an undisclosed spat during

Kessler�s apparent involvement with Occupy. Kessler appeared visibly perturbed by the

woman�s presence and reminders of their past association.� � Southern Poverty

Law Center It has also been revealed that far-leftist

groups such as Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA have been funded by billionaire globalist

George Soros.

Recognizing the need for strategic assistance, the U.S. Programs Board [part of Soros Open

Society Institute] approved $650,000 in Opportunities Fund support to invest in technical assistance

and support for the groups at the core of the burgeoning #BlackLivesMatter movement.�

� Leaked Open Society Document Some ANTIFA protesters were allegedly paid

$15 an hour for their �services� and groups such as the Alliance for Global Justice (AfGJ)

and Refuse Fascism have also been on Soros payroll.

Don�t Let Ideological Extremists Drag Us into Civil War

As I�m sure you recognize, this situation has nothing to do with skin color, it has

to do with ideology. Clearly this is not a black-and-white issue whereas both the left

and the right have their bad guys, as well as good people working within these widely

differing ideologies. In truth, the battle between the �alt-left� and �alt-right�

only serves to distract the public from real issues. If the average person who isn�t

a part of the far-left or White Nationalist movement doesn�t get caught up in the chaos

and become part of these extreme ideologies, then we have a pretty slim chance of this

escalating into a larger conflict. However, if the anger becomes too great and is directed

at disabling free speech or causing more violence, we might have a rough road ahead of us.

�When you tear out a man�s tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you�re only

telling the world that you fear what he might say.� -Tyrion Lannister, Game of Thrones

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Managerial Decision Making Process - How to Make Good Decisions - Duration: 2:23.

I've had people tell me that I think and act faster than anyone they've ever met, and the

reason is that I learned to make decisions at an early age.

By the age of 25, I was supervising the engine room of a nuclear powered submarine and I had

to be able to quickly figure out what was going on and make good decisions because people's

lives depended on it.

And this week I'm gonna give you four tips on how to make decisions and a special bonus,

so make sure you stick around to the end.

Hi, I'm Roman Ryder, and on this channel, I talk about leadership and personal development.

If you're new to my channel, please click below and subscribe; I put out new videos

every Friday and you don't want to miss out.

Tip number one is to get the facts.

I always say that great leaders ask great questions.

When you become a leader, you don't always want to be the smartest person in the room,

but you do want to ask the best questions in the room so you can find out exactly what's

going on and get all the facts.

Tip number two is to consider the consequences.

You want to think about all the different possible outcomes from your decision and decide

if it's a low consequence or a high consequence decision, and that way, you know the best

way to move forward.

Tip number three is to consider the timing.

You need to decide if this is a decision that has to be made right now or if it can wait

'til later, because if it's a high-consequence decision, you may want to put it off until

later or sleep on it or gather some more information.

Tip number four is to consider the players.

Sometimes it's not your decision to make.

I remember one time when an engineer and I got together and we decided to repair a pump,

and it turned out the repair cost was way above my approval amount, so sometimes, it's

not your decision to make, so make sure that you don't jump the gun, and consider everyone

involved.

Alright, and this week's bonus is to find out if they already know.

Sometimes, if you've done a good job with surrounding yourself with good people, they

already know what to do.

They just don't want to make that decision and take responsibility.

So ask them: what do you think we should do?

And find out if they already know.

I'm a visual person and I cannot resist the irony of making a decision tree for making

decisions.

So if you look in the description below, I'm going to include the link to that file, and

when you download that file, you'll be the first to know about our free course I'm going

to put together on how to make decisions, because I literally had pages of notes when

I put together this video and I've got a lot more I'd like to share, so make sure you check

that out.

If you like this video, hit the like button below.

Share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video.

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Farmland instant teleportation glitch - Testing the concept - Duration: 13:29.

Hello everyone, my name is Stypox

Today I am joined by BisUmTo in my third episode of Myth Busting.

We found a very strange thing and we think to be the first to find this bug.

[BisUmTo's intro]

[BisUmTo] I am a commandblocker/redstoner.

[BisUmTo] In this video we are going to take a look at this bug.

We will try to investigate how to use it as a benefit.

So let's start. We need some farmland to make the bug work.

This bug is pretty much about farmland and entities.

We will use an armor stand as an entity.

[Stypox] So now let's place a farmland on its head level

Obviously it works with almost all types of entities (item; enderman...)

[BisUmTo] And now I jump on the farmland, to make it decay.

[Stypox] Have you seen what happened? The armor stand teleported!

So now let's try again.

Its animation seems to be fluid, but it is not like that.

[Stypox] The movement is totally instant. It takes really no time to teleport.

The animation seems to be only client-side but not server-side.

[BisUmTo] How do we demonstrate that? So here we used some command blocks.

Every game tick the armor stand tries to place glass one block above its head.

So let's see what happen.

So, as you saw the stand teleported because the farmland turned into dirt.

But in this block no glass has been placed.

So we understood that the armorstand has never had its feets at the farmland level

[Stypox] The farmland doesn't have to be destroyed by the player,

it can be modified using blocks too.

When I place a block on top of the farmland it will decay, teleporting the stand.

[Explanation on how we find the bug, skip to 6:05]

[Stypox] We tried to create an elevator using this concept, and here is a 20m/s elevator.

[BisUmTo] First of all we have to hoe all of this dirt.

Then we put a two-blocks-high entity at the bottom. We put a slimeblock to remove fall damage of llamas.

Let's press the button.

[FAIL] This is the not-working version,

This is the working version

The command block is only used to automatically hoe.

It worked!

Obviously it works with players too, but it's not reliable due to client-server-syncronization.

So we used a tamed llama.

And as you saw it's working with the player too!

So now we are back in the testing world

We summoned a glowing armor stand.

Now I'll simply explain how the commands work.

There is a command-chain-loop, that tries to place farmland at the armorstand's eye level and places a glass block above.

The loop activates 25 times a game tick (the minimum number is 16).

In the description you will find a link to slicedlime's command loops tutorial.

So now let's make the armorstand fly

[Chat] The armor stand started at y=21

[Chat] The armor stand arrived at y=255

Have you seen how little it took?

The speed would be infinite, but there is something in the game

that doesn't let an entity go throug more than a subchunk per tick.

So basically the speed is 16blocks/gameTick = 320m/s

There is no way to make it faster.

So in this case the armor stand takes exactly 15gt to arrive to the top, because it goes across 15 subchunks.

[The italian explanation takes more than the english one]

Now let's see what happens every gametick.

As you can see it stopped here, just above the black glass (subchunk border)

The next tick it teleports up by 16 blocks another time.

[Trying to figure out why the bug happens]

[outro]

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Horóscopo de hoy, 25 de agosto de 2017, por el astrólogo Mario Vannucci | Un Nuevo Día | Telemundo - Duration: 2:51.

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ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNEARTHED THE FIRST POPE! WHAT THEY FOUND MAY PROVE THAT JESUS NEVER EXISTED - Duration: 3:24.

ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNEARTHED THE FIRST POPE!

WHAT THEY FOUND MAY PROVE THAT JESUS NEVER EXISTED

The remains of the first Catholic pope have been exhumed by archaeologists and have been

remarkably well preserved, as well as turning up some secrets the church would rather have

stayed buried.

UNEARTHING OF THE FIRST POPE REVEALS CATHOLIC SECRETS The man thought to be the first pope

is believed to have died around 155AD and was initially buried in the cathedral in the

city of Aquileia.

The cathedral was knocked down, and the tomb opened in 1789 before being transferred to

a chapel for reburial in 1875.

The remarkable preservation is thought to have been due to a combination of the large

number of humidity and plants inside the tomb and the fact that he was buried in the winter

months, allowing less decomposition to take place in the first few months that the body

was buried.

More interestingly alongside the body, the archaeologists found numerous documents also

preserved from the time of his death detailing alternate accounts of key events and even

some that suggest that the Messiah was, in fact, a fabrication created by the Christians

of the time to further their agenda.

If the documents are verified as genuine, it could cast doubt by the entire Catholic

faith system which has been damaged greatly already in recent years due to numerous scandals.

Alongside the numerous conflicting accounts of the life of Jesus are also hundreds of

other stories relating to other similar prophets throughout the ages, many of whom bear striking

similarities fo Jesus.

From the documents found it appears that the life of Jesus as most people know it was largely

created from handpicked moments from the stories of other previous messianic figures from history.

The true life of Jesus, who science has supported was a real person, may have been very different

and not at all as the Bible suggests.

Some of the other messianic figures who predated Jesus but bear striking similarities include

Horus and Mithras, both of whom are said to have been the basis of some of the life story

of Jesus in the past.

Horus, the Egyptian god of the sky and kingship, was born of a virgin, baptized at the age

of 30 and had 12 disciples.

He was also crucified and resurrected similarly to Jesus thousands of years later.

Mithras was a Roman cult god and also had a virgin birth, had a festival on December

25th, marked his followers on the forehead, was associated with the lion nd the lamb,

sacrificed himself and had a sacred day on Sunday.

All centuries before Jesus had been born or Christianity had taken root.

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10 Small Dog Breeds That Don't Shed ❤ Small Non Shedding Dogs 101 - Duration: 9:04.

You love dogs, but not everyone enjoys cleaning up profuse quantities of dog hair.

If you are looking for a small canine companion that won't coat your sofa, you are in luck.

From small dogs that don't shed at all, to dogs who shed minimally, here are 10 small

dog breeds that don't require buying stock in lint rollers.

In no particular order.

Hi, I'm Leroy and I'm Rosie and this is Animal Facts.

Let's get started.

But, before we start, take a moment to like and subscribe for more fun, fauna facts.

Let us know about your doggy in the comments below.

10.

Border Terrier

The Border Terrier was bred for hunting foxes and rodents, but this intelligent and hardy

breed also makes her a lively companion or family pet.

The Border is good-tempered, affectionate, obedient, and easily trained.

She's highly intelligent and quickly learns the cues that signal you're going outside

for a walk or to the office, when it's dinnertime, and what you like and don't like her to chew.

Her wiry coat is hypoallergenic, sheds little, and requires an easy weekly brushing.

The Border Terriers isn't yappy, but she'll bark to alert you of anything unusual, and

she can become a nuisance barker if she gets bored.

9.

Shih Tzu

The Shih Tzu is both loyal and friendly, and he happens to be hypoallergenic, too.

The Shih Tzu's coat does not shed, with the hair only falling out when brushed or

broken.

The favored pet of the Tang Dynasty, this "little lion dog" comes in a variety of colors

and patterns.

This Toy dog is sturdy and lively, with a carriage often described as arrogant, due

to his proudly held head and curling tail.

The Shih Tzu was bred to be a house pet, and his gentle, trusting nature makes him an exceptional

companion.

8.

Bichon Frise

The Bichon Frise is truly a non-shedding small dog who has hair like yours instead of fur.

This playful and affectionate dog is an ideal pet for people with allergies, but she is

not maintenance-free.

The Bichon Frise's hair grows continuously, requiring frequent grooming, brushing, and

the occasional bath in order to keep up with her powder-puff looks.

No dog is truly hypoallergenic as all dogs shed some allergens.

If you have dog allergies, we suggest you spend time with a breed before you adopt.

7.

Basenji

If you love hounds but don't enjoy their distinctive corn chip odor and shedding habits, the Basenji,

who originates from Central Africa, might be the perfect small dog breed for you.

The Basenji sheds very minimally, and his short, fine coat requires little care beyond

the occasional brushing.

The Basenji lacks a distinctive odor and is also famously quiet, which makes him an ideal

dog for apartments - as long as he gets daily exercise and playtime.

He is a hunting dog after all.

6.

Bolognese

Like the Bichon Frise, the distinctive fluffy coat of the Bolognese is composed of hair

rather than fur.

The Bolognese does not shed, although dead hair must be brushed out regularly, and the

coat requires daily grooming to keep this lovable lap dogs looking her best.

The Bolognese, like his cousin the Bichon Frise, is a tiny white dog with curly hair.

Unlike the Bichon, the Bolognese's hair flows in long, wavy locks, giving him the look of

a fairy tale dog.

Sometimes a bit shy, he's something of a one-person dog, never happier than when he's in your

lap.

5.

Chinese Crested

One way to avoid shedding is to select a dog breed without hair or fur.

The Chinese Crested comes in two coat types: hairless and powderpuff.

The Hairless Chinese Crested have hair on his head, tail, and feet, while the powderpuff

is covered with a coat of fine hair that sheds very minimally.

A hairless dog breed requires extra care and attention when it comes to his skin.

Without hair, he needs protection from the sun and cold and is more prone to skin irritations.

The most popular of the hairless breeds, the Chinese Crested is still very rare.

He is alert, charming, agile and lovable.

Though affectionate and playful with children, children should be taught not to be rough

with him as he is friendly, but he does not have the protective hair that other breeds

have and can get injured easily.

Overall, he is an entertaining and amusing companion.

4.

Havanese

This native Cuban dog offers his owner both his spunky charm and a coat that doesn't shed,

which means less time spent lint rolling the furniture and more time romping with the playful

Havanese.

A member of the Bichon family of dogs, along with the Bichon Frise, the Maltese, and the

Bolognese, his coat requires weekly brushing and regular baths to keep him clean and healthy.

The Havanese does well in all types of housing, from apartments to homes with large yards.

But he'll probably bark when he sees someone passing by the house or when he hears a strange

noise.

The good news is that he doesn't bark just for the sake of hearing his own voice.

3.

Lhasa Apso

This small dog breed from Tibet makes an excellent companion.

Calm yet playful, the Lhasa Apso enjoys brisk walks and resting in her owner's lap.

Lhasa Apso doesn't shed, but her coat does require maintenance.

Many owners keep their Lhasa Apso clipped in a "puppy cut" to avoid daily grooming and

brushing of her long hair.

Be aware that the breed is known for being impatient with the normal clumsiness associated

with children; he'll nip.

He tends to bond with adults more than with youngsters, but this isn't a hard-and-fast

rule.

Older children, or young children who are exceptionally gentle with dogs, can live happily

with the Lhasa.

If you are seeking a 100 percent "kid dog," the Lhasa is probably not a good choice.

2.

Miniature Schnauzer

The Miniature Schnauzer is a smart, trainable, and cheerful little dog that strongly resembles

his Standard Schnauzer cousin.

This Terrier sheds very little, and his adaptability makes him at home in the city or the country,

as long as his people are close by.

To keep your Miniature Schnauzer looking his best, incorporate weekly brushing and regular

grooming into his schedule.

He likes to be in the center of the action.

He's fairly good with children and he's energetic, with a lot of terrier spunkiness.

The problem is, he has no clue how small he is, and he's likely to talk trash to a much

larger dog without any concept of the consequences.

That swagger of his can get him in trouble, so it's up to you to keep him in line.

Before we get to number one, here are some popular breeds we didn't cover.

Affenpinscher Brussels Griffon

Maltese Scottish Terrier

Yorkshire Terrier

1.

Poodle

Last but certainly not least is the Poodle.

Most people think of the poodle when they hear about small dogs that don't shed, and

with good reason.

The Poodle is non-shedding and hypoallergenic.

Miniature and Toy Poodles offer these qualities in a petite, intelligent package that differ

only in size from Standard Poodles.

The Poodle is highly intelligent, making him easy to train.

He is an active, proud dog.

His hair does require regular grooming to avoid mats and tangles.

The Poodle has been used as a contributing parent for quite a few hypoallergenic hybrid

breeds often called Doodle dogs, such as the Cavapoo, the Maltipoo, the Schnoodle and the

Cockapoo.

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CONSCIOUSNESS "Stop These Murders" – This Independent Cancer Researcher's Powerful Response to the G - Duration: 4:58.

CONSCIOUSNESS �Stop These Murders� � This Independent Cancer Researcher�s Powerful

Response to the Government and Pharmaceutical Industry After She Was Threatened Over Apple

Seeds

Mary and Doug lived in Surrey County, a small district of the United Kingdom.

A small, unassuming hamlet, the county is not home to much of any criminal activity�

With the suspicious exception of Mary and Doug.

What caused federal agents to place them under investigation for selling a cancer treatment

alternative?

Mary left for Mexico, and has refused to return to the UK.

After a court hearing on April 18th, 2016, she is now liable to serve 10 years in prison

if she returns to the UK.

Who is this Mary?

Amanda Mary Jewell is an independent cancer researcher in the UK, with previous work in

Bulgaria and abroad.

The MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, akin to the FDA) is intensely

displeased with her, to the point of litigation.

Claiming that Mary has been promoting two cancer-fighting foods, apricot seeds and apple

seeds, they also claim that the seeds may pose potentially serious risks.

While the supplements have been claimed to be nothing short of miraculous by some in

the alternative health community, the MHRA is not convinced.

All this aside, Mary has been unfairly targeted for exclusion because of her potentially life-saving

Miracle Minerals Solution.

She claims to have treated late-stage cancer with holistic methods.

So who is in the right � the MHRA, or Mary?

Let�s take a look:

The MHRA claims that promoting apple and apricot seeds breaks the following statutes:

-FRAUD ACT 2006: FALSELY REPRESENTING A PRODUCT.

IN MARY€�S CASE, THE GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT APRICOT KERNELS CAN HELP

TREAT CANCER.

-THE CANCER ACT OF 1939: PROHIBITS ANYONE FROM MAKING ANY ADVERTISEMENTS THAT HAVE TO

DO WITH UNAPPROVED CANCER TREATMENTS.

-THE NUTRITIONAL AND HEALTH CLAIMS OF ENGLAND REGULATIONS 2007

-THE CONSUMER PROTECTION AND UNFAIR TRADING REGULATIONS OF 2008

-THE HUMAN MEDICINES REGULATION OF 2012 -THE SUPPLEMENTS ENGLAND REGULATIONS OF 2003

-THE ORGANIC PRODUCTS REGULATION OF 2009 A suspicious trend emerges: This list essentially

creates a monopoly for the pharmaceutical industry�s synthetic products.

For doctors following a natural, holistic path, this list can be used against them at

any time to cause their studies to end.

Mary believes that �do no harm� goes against major cancer treatments.

Quoting the Hippocratic oath, Mary argues that apple and apricot seeds do not classify

as a �poison� as many chemotherapy drugs might.

Because of the harm they do to the body, Mary refuses to use chemo and radiation as therapy,

stating the following in an e-mail:

�I WOULD LIKE TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THOSE ACTUALLY DOING HARM.

YOU WORK FOR THE HARMACEUTICALS� PHARMACEUTICALS DO HARM HENCE IT�S NOT A TYPO, I REALLY

DO MEAN HARMACEUTICALS � THAT KILL PEOPLE DAILY.

YOUR ORGANIZATION STOPS ANYONE FROM GETTING WELL.�

Mary has posted a video as well, describing an e-mail that she received from a health

official.

Furthermore, she discusses the controversy over �mysterious� deaths of holistic doctors,

and pleads for the audience to help.

More from Mary:

�If we can� ttalk about an apricot kernel, and we can�t talk about an apple seed, we

certainly can�t say �an apple day keeps the doctor away.� There is no freedom of

speech anymore.

Holistic doctors are being murdered � � too many to count now.

I�m being threatened, yet again� I continue my work today, how long for, I don�t know.�

Known for her promotion of a treatment called GcMAF, Mary notes that many holistic doctors

who have also supported this treatment have been targeted for violence and attacks.

�There have been a lot of holistic deaths recently, and people say it�s vaccines,

it�s GcMAF, but there isn�t that kind of connection actually.

It�s just good people having real results.

That�s why we are under threat.�

While the verdict may remain unknown, Mary�s claims are certainly something worth considering.

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Hot Cheetos Pizza – ORIGINAL Taste Test & Remake! – Eat The Pizza! #17 - Duration: 14:08.

We now have this chunky sauce, which we need to make not chunky.

It's gotta be SMOOOOOOOOTH!!!

We need a SMOOTH SAUCE!!!

Hi! I'm Alyssia.

And I'm Christian.

And welcome to Eat The Pizza.

And today we are making a very special pizza for you, the highly requested…

Hot Cheetos Pizza!

It is a special episode because everybody on YouTube is making Hot Cheetos Pizza,

BUT, it first started at Ameci Pizza, which, we researched and found on the internet,

happens to be right here in our LA neighborhood.

Convenient!

So, it's actually not in our LA neighborhood, but it's in LA.

It's in an LA neighborhood,

and then we traveled to that neighborhood to go see how it was made!

Check it out!

Say what?

So, I'm Christian, nice to meet you.

Hi.

I'm Alyssia.

Thanks so much for having us!

Of course.

So this is the home of the ORIGINAL Hot Cheetos Pizza.

Yes.

How is the pizza made?

So, with a lot of trial and error…

a lot.

We basically grind up the Hot Cheetos,

and then so, just a basic blender, blend it up, and then,

when you make the pizza, you put it on top,

and then we cook it.

So it's a basic crust, the crust is the same.

It's New York style.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And it's a red sauce.

A red tomato sauce.

Yes. Yes.

And then is it slices of mozzarella?

Yes.

So not shredded, it's like a big slice.

Yeah, yeah.

And then you put the Cheeto dust on top.

Yes.

And then do you bake it before you put…the full?

Yeah, we run it through the oven.

Okay.

So it comes out ready to go, and then we'll cut it up,

and then we put the real Hot Cheetos on it.

So you put the real Hot Cheetos on at the very end?

Yes.

They don't go through the oven?

No, they don't.

And so they stay nice and crispy.

If you go to a place that they do…

It's wrong!

That's not legit!

…that's where you know you're at the wrong place.

Alright, well, you heard it here first!

Alright.

Well, we would love to try the Hot Cheetos Pizza.

Cool.

Let's place our order!

Yeah.

Mmmm!

That's really good!

It's actually not that spicy.

No, it's good!

The Cheetos on top are spicy.

It's like a good balance of the spiciness.

Ooh, I like the crunchy texture.

And that cheese pull?!

That's the mozzarella SLICES.

We're gonna definitely have to find some mozzarella slices for when we remake it.

ATTEMPT to remake it…

Right?

Let's head back to our kitchen!

Oh my gosh!

We're back!

That was fantastic!

What great clips!

Weren't those great?

We are going to re-create the ORIGINAL Ameci Hot Cheetos Pizza,

right here after learning everything we just did.

From the masters.

We're makin' the sauce!

Makin' the sauce!

So, one thing that Ike said to us at the store

was that they do a classic New York style crust and sauce,

so when I found recipes for the dough and sauce,

that's what I looked for, was specifically NEW YORK STYLE.

New York style.

That's what I like to hear.

I'm gonna pulse up these tomatoes.

Nice pulsing job!

What in the heck are you doing over here?

I'm chopping up some onions and some garlic for the sauce.

Butter.

I should put on that glove, but…

this isn't Mind Over Munch.

Tssssssssssssss!

Alright, sauté it up!

Hm, okay.

And then we should also add—ooh, ooh, ooh!

Onion eye! Onion eye!

Apparently, the fresh oregano is supposed to help counter the heartburn

of the Hot Cheetos?

Ah.

But, what I was unsure about is if he meant that was in the sauce or in the dough,

so I'm just putting fresh oregano in both.

Okay.

Man, this is like the worst case of onion eye I've had in a long time.

I've gotta say.

I'm getting the onion eye, too.

Whoooo!

Whoo!

Okay.

I'm getting onion eye!

I'm adding in some fresh oregano

and some red pepper flakes.

And then why not add some extra dried oregano, too?

Why not?

Why not.

Let's add some salt.

And then, now we can add in…oops.

We were supposed to add in the onion whole…

not chopped.

They'll never know.

Oh well!

Lets add in…ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh!!

Uh, tomatoes.

Um, these are the onions.

They're being sautéed.

It says two sprigs of fresh basil—do you think this is a sprig?

That looks like a big old sprig!

Or do you think that like this is a sprig?

I think that big one's what I think.

Actually, I don't because I'm not crazy about that basil.

I like basil, so I'm just gonna add one big thing.

Alright, now it says to add sugar, which,

if you know me from Mind Over Munch, you know I just think it's stupid

to add sugar to pasta sauce,

but we're gonna follow the recipe.

So now we let that reduce for like an hour.

Let's make the dough!

Alright, so, another element to this pizza that's gonna make it amazing is

I got this new pizza stone from my sister—

not the one that lives in LA with me, but the other sister,

Laila, she gave this to me for my birthday!

And we're gonna use it today.

I've never used a pizza stone before, but…

Until now!

…we're gonna just follow the directions and hope it works!

So I'm gonna preheat it.

Now we're gonna make the DOUGH!

And, actually, I already made the dough because the pizza dough has to sit out—

er, refrigerate for like 8 hours to overnight—

but we're gonna make it again right now to show you how we made it,

and to prove that it is homemade. So.

Christian, what are you doing?

I'm adding a half cup of flour into this bowl.

You gotta have flour for bread, that's what I've always heard.

I've heard that before, too.

So you could use bread flour, but I actually couldn't find it,

and I went to like 3 grocery stores and I didn't feel like going to anymore, so

we're just using all-purpose, but…

Great.

…if you really want to use bread flour, go ahead.

Water, of course.

And we also need this yeast!

Alright, so now we gotta let this sit for 20 minutes until it becomes foamy and bubbly.

Alright, so it's been 20 minutes and now, as you can see,

it's all foamy and bubbly.

So now we can add the rest of the flour and ingredients.

I've got a teaspoon and a half of salt,

which you don't wanna add before or else it'll deactivate the yeast,

and Christian has got…

We're gonna do 2 cups of flour, if I'm not mistaken.

2 cups, and then also some olive oil.

And then I'm gonna just coat this bowl here with a little bit of olive oil,

cause this is what we're gonna put the dough in.

Alright!

And we're gonna add in our fresh oregano.

Here we gooooo!

So pretty much we're gonna just knead this,

it says for 10 minutes, but I only did it for like 5 minutes because it got tiring…

Add the dough to a bowl with some oil.

Make a little dough ball,

put it there, and then cover it with a cotton towel for 2 hours and allow to rise.

Here's the dough after 2 hours.

*GASP*

Now it's time to punch the dough!

Okay, so the sauce has been cooking on the back burner back there.

Ooh, it smells really really good!

Mmm mm mmm!

And now we're gonna take out the sprig of basil.

We now have this chunky sauce, which we need to make not chunky.

Alright, let's do it!

It's gotta be…

SMOOOOOOOOOOTH!

We need a SMOOTH SAUCE!

Now we're gonna roll out the dough.

So, again, this is the dough that I made the other day.

So this is supposed to be a New York style crust,

which I don't actually know what that means other than, Ike said,

it's a thinner crust?

So, it's not supposed to be like a thick…

a thick crust.

And we're actually just putting it on here so we can transfer it onto the stone.

So, this is our pizza stone—WOAH!

It's emitting so much heat!!!

Don't touch the stone.

DON'T TOUCH THE STONE!

Look at that!

And now we're gonna prebake this crust,

and then we will add the sauce and toppings.

Whoo!

Whoop!

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Oh nooooooo!

Oh oh oh oh!

It's sliding so much on there!

Why?!

Oh my gosh!

*SIGH*

So we don't have to prepare any toppings, EXCEPT for…

the Hot Cheeto dust!

The piece de resistance.

I don't really like Hot Cheetos, BUT,

I will say, they tasted better on pizza than on their own.

There's our dust!

Dust!

Cheetos dust!

Just be really careful.

Woah!

Is it okay?

Oh.

It's just an air pocket!

Well we're gonna have to pop it….

It smells GOOD!!!

…if we're gonna top it.

I'm worried I made the dough wrong now.

Is it supposed to do that?

Yeah.

I'm gonna put some sauce on, and it's gotta be a thin layer if it's New York style.

I've gotta say, this dough is floofier than I'd hoped.

As you saw, Amici uses SLICES of cheese.

Alright, dust—going on.

Hands are easier.

I wonder how many of Kristen's hairs I eat in a day.

So should we put this back?

Yep, let's put it back in the oven.

And now it's time for the Pizza Fact of the Day!

Woo!

What do we got?

So, the origin of the Flamin' Hot Cheeto is that

a janitor at Frito Lay, Richard Montañez, is his name I think,

he took a bag of regular Cheetos home one night and put chili powder on them!

That's not a bad idea!

That's not a bad idea.

So then he asked for a meeting with the CEO, and the CEO liked it,

they turned it into Hot Cheetos, it was the inspiration for it,

and now Richard is a…

executive VP.

One of the executive VPs.

Of Frito Lay.

Pretty cool!

Sort of like a Good Will Hunting situation.

Good job Richard the janitor!

He's sort of like the Matt Damon of Frito Lay.

Alright.

It definitely looks like a thicker crust, but…

it still looks tasty.

Whoops!

Now for the final touches.

Final touch.

Ooooohhhhh!

I'm realizing now that he put the Cheetos on after cutting it.

Nooooooooo!

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Just pushin' 'em all off.

And now it's time to eat the FLAMIN' HOT CHEETOS PIZZA!

Um, it looks pretty delicious if you ask me!

It does.

It definitely doesn't look like Amici's—uh, Amici—

but that's okay.

AH!

Hot!

So hot.

Actually, I like our crust.

I like our crust, too.

It's a completely different pizza, I gotta say.

Yeah, it's not the same pizza, because of the—

I mean, we used a different crust, we used a different sauce,

we did it homemade, but doesn't mean we know anything about their recipe.

I've gotta say, the Cheetos are better…

on the pizza.

Maybe the spice is masked a little bit by the cheese?

I don't like a Hot Cheeto on its own, I don't know, I'm weird.

That's okay.

I mean, you like a Hot Cheeto,

do you prefer a Hot Cheeto on your own, or on the pizza?

Eh, I think I prefer it by itself.

But you know what I do like?

Is the dust.

Yeah, the dust is good, and actually…

The dust is like, brilliant.

…it's kinda hard to eat the pizza with the Cheetos on it.

I wonder if I just took a Cheeto and then some of that—ooh—cheese…

Mmmmmmmm.

Mmm.

Better.

Good choice?

Mhm.

Honestly, just the cheese with the dust is really good.

The crust is good though, too!

It's a good crust!

I think this was a success.

I think so, too.

Not in terms of re-creating their exact pizza, but

they provided us all of the inspiration we needed to make this one.

A very special thanks to Amici Pizza in Glendale for allowing us to come in and shoot,

and, if you have an opportunity, go try that Cheetos Pizza.

It's DELICIOUS!

We'll link all their information below so you can find them.

That is the ONLY place

with the ORIGINAL Hot Cheetos Pizza recipe.

So, if you go anywhere else and they say they have a Hot Cheetos Pizza, it's not legit.

Sorry!

It's only Amici.

Our pizza re-creation recipe will be on the blog and the website,

EatThePizzaShow.com, along with all of our merch.

Yeeaahh!

Not me today, but you.

And you can find us on social—all our social is @EatThePizzaShow.

Thanks so much for liking, commenting, and subscribing.

We'll see you next week on Eat The Pizza!

I think this crust is really good.

Me too.

All my Hot Cheetos have fallen off.

I know.

It's not a super efficient…

But honestly the cheese and the dust is the best part.

Try it.

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Shakespeare's Favorite Poems - Duration: 5:26.

hey, welcome to 12tone! shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

thou art more lovely and more temperate.

rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, and summer's lease hath all too short a

date.

that's the beginning of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, probably one of the most famous

poems ever written, even if many people only know the first line.

but this is a music channel, why are we talking about poetry?

well, poetry and music are actually pretty closely related.

writing a good poem requires a deep understanding of sounds and rhythms.

it's like writing a song, except your instrument is language.

plus it helps if you're writing lyrics, but even if you're not, learning poetry makes

you a better musician, so today I want to look at one of the most famous traditional

forms, the sonnet.

the first thing we need to consider here is the meter. this is the underlying pulse that

everything is built on top of. in music, this is easy, because someone is usually playing

that pulse, but poetry doesn't have a backing band.

if a poet wants rhythm, they have to make it themselves, and to do that they turn to

the only tool they've got: words.

humans don't naturally speak in monotone.

we accent certain parts of the words we're saying, like I just did with "parts", "words",

and "say".

poets weaponize this natural tendency, carefully arranging their words so that rhythms appear

just by reading them out loud.

this is the main difference between poetry and normal writing.

a novelist doesn't really care where the emphasis falls, and their prose tend not to have any

cohesive structure to them.

a poet, on the other hand, cares deeply, and in order to describe the rhythms they create,

we've developed a system that we call feet.

a foot is a short repeating pattern of accents, almost like a time signature but for words.

there's lots of different kinds, and we've covered them before, but the important one

for our discussion of sonnets is the iamb, which is two syllables with the accent on

the second one, like "hello", "goodbye", or "explode".

compare those to the other main two-syllable foot, the trochee, which puts the stressed

syllable first, like "summer", "music", or "12tone".

as a brief aside, when I talk about the importance of meter, I'm talking specifically about western

poetic traditions.

other kinds of poetry, most famously the haiku, get their structure in different ways, but

in European poetry, meter is king.

anyway, back to the point.

most english-language sonnets are written in what's called iambic pentameter, which

sounds scary but actually just means that each line is made up of five iambs, like "shall

I compare thee to a summer's day".

notice that sometimes the foot can stretch across words, so even though "summer" is a

trochee, it combines with "a" and "day" to form two iambs instead.

the other important part of poetry is rhyme, and here, sonnets get much more complicated.

there's a general agreement that sonnets are 14 lines long, but there's a couple different

ways to fill them in.

the simplest one is probably the Shakespearian sonnet, which breaks it into three groups

of 4 lines with an extra two at the end.

a group of four lines is called a quatrain, and each quatrain has the rhyme scheme ABAB,

meaning that the first line rhymes with the third and the second rhymes with the fourth.

if we look back at Sonnet 18, we see "summer's day" rhyming with "month of may" and "too

short a date" rhyming with "more temperate", at least if you pronounce it like Shakespeare

would've.

the Shakespearian sonnet features three of these quatrains, each with its own set of

endings, and then wraps up with a couplet, which is just two lines that rhyme. in sonnet

18, we have "So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this

gives life to thee." this final couplet helps wrap things up and signals the end of the

poem.

but that's not the only rhyme scheme you might find in a sonnet. one of my favorites is the

Spenserian sonnet, which is a lot like the Shakespearian sonnet, but a little more connected.

each of the quatrains still takes the form ABAB, but in addition to that, the first line

also rhymes with the last line of the previous quatrain.

so, if Sonnet 18 were a Spenserian sonnet, the first and third lines of the second quatrain

would have to rhyme with "date".

but those are pretty similar, and they're both relative newcomers: the earliest known

sonnets weren't English, they were Italian, and these are best exemplified by the poet

Petrarch.

Petrarchan sonnets have a somewhat more involved form.

the first 8 lines are combined into one giant rhyme scheme called an octave, which means

something completely different to poets than it does to musicians.

in a Petrarchan sonnet, the octave always has the rhyme scheme ABBAABBA, which means…

well, it's kind of like a couplet sandwich: you've got this couplet in the middle, in

between two more couplets that also rhyme with each other, all stuck in the middle of

one last couplet that rhymes with our first one.

if that sounds confusing, don't worry: all that matters here is that the 8 lines are

all connected.

the second half is what's known as the sestet, which covers the remaining 6 lines.

here, the structure is looser. sometimes they have two rhymes, like the form CDCDCD, and

sometimes they have three, like CDECDE.

there's no hard and fast rules as to how this part should be arranged, although technically

you're not supposed to end with a couplet.

people did it anyway, though, 'cause poets are the original punk rockers.

this sudden change in rhyme scheme brings up an important structural element in sonnets:

the turn, or volta.

sonnets are usually divided into two parts, with a sudden thematic shift marked by a change

in sections.

in Sonnet 18, that change occurs between the second and third quatrains: the first part

describes the subject as beautiful in the moment, but the line "And every fair from

fair sometime declines" tells us that beauty is impermanent.

however, at the start of the third quatrain, we get the line "But thy eternal summer shall

not fade" and from there on out, the subject and their beauty become immortalized by the

poem itself.

the volta is most commonly found in the ninth line, especially in Petrarchan sonnets since

that's where we switch to the sestet, but it can go anywhere, at least in theory.

you can even leave it out, if you're feeling especially punk rock.

sonnets can be an interesting challenge because they force you to think about language in

ways you may not be used to.

they have enough structure to them to guide you through the process, but there's still

enough freedom to allow for a wide range of expression.

they can be difficult, but they're great practice and besides, they're just fun.

anyway, thanks for watching! if you want to help make these videos possible, please consider

supporting 12tone on Patreon or checking out our store.

you can also join our mailing list to find out about new episodes, like, share, comment,

subscribe, and keep on rockin'.

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Hope you have a great time

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15 Most Expensive Things Ever Stolen - Duration: 7:37.

• What priceless piece of art was almost melted down for 500 dollars of scrap?

What art museum is still missing a half-billion dollars' worth of art?

From musical instruments to skyscrapers, here are 15 of the most expensive things ever stolen.

15 – The Mona Lisa • One of the most famous pieces of art in

history is the subject of one of the most famous art heists in history.

• In 1911, a Louvre employee hid out in a broom closet until after hours, then simply

removed the painting from its frame, and walked out.

• The painting wasn't recovered until two years later, but the theft itself skyrocketed

the Mona Lisa's popularity, to the point where people lined up just to see the empty

space where the Mona Lisa was stolen from.

14 – The Davidoff-Morini Stradivarius • This is one of two priceless Stradivarius

violins stolen in the last few decades.

Only 550 violins still exist by the most famous violin maker of all time.

• Erica Morini had her priceless violin stolen from her apartment as she was on her

deathbed in 1995, and died not knowing it had been stolen.

• The theft remains on the FBI's list of top 10 crimes against art.

13 – Ruby Slippers • The ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland

in the Wizard of Oz are perhaps the most iconic pair of shoes in American history.

• Several pairs worn during the filming of the movie are known to exist, but one pair

was stolen from the Judy Garland Museum in 2005, and still hasn't turned up.

• Another pair sits in the Smithsonian, but the missing pair is estimated to be worth

between 2 and 3 million dollars.

12 – Dinosaurs • There are actually so many instances of

this, it's hard to single out one instance.

Students and amateur palaeontologists frequently make off with bones and footprints from federal

grounds, and try selling them at auction.

• There is a massive black market for dinosaur fossils, so much so that even Nicholas Cage

got tied up in it.

• In 2007, Cage paid 276 thousand dollars – outbidding Leonardo DiCaprio – for a

dinosaur skull that, it turns out, was stolen from the Mongolian government.

He returned the skull in 2015 after learning of the circumstances.

11 – Caravaggio's Nativity • The Nativity with Saint Francis and Saint

Lawrence hung in its place in Palermo, Italy for over 350 years.

Then one day, in 1969, it was gone.

• Thieves used a razor to cut the painting out of its frame in 1969, and it hasn't

been seen since.

• It never appeared on the international black market, so investigators believe it's

still in Italy, but no trace of it in nearly 50 years has most believing the 20 million

dollar piece is lost forever.

10 – Fabrege Eggs • These extravagant pieces of art crafted

for the Russian royal family were pretty well scattered across the world after the Bolshevik

Revolution.

• Three of them are still undiscovered, but others turn up the strangest of places.

One was found during a routine traffic stop in France near the Swiss border.

• Another was bought from a scrap metal dealer by a guy who was hoping to melt it

down for 500 dollars, before finding out it was worth 33 million.

9 – Rembrandt Portrait • The theft of Rembrandt's 1630 self-portrait

sounds like something you'd see in a movie.

The thieves car-bombed the National Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, then stormed it with

machine guns.

• After stealing three paintings worth $30 million, they escaped on a motorboat.

• All three paintings were found again in raids within the next five years.

8 – The Saliera • The Cellini Salt Cellar is considered

the "Mona Lisa of Sculptures."

It's a gold-plated sculpture worth about 60 million dollars.

• The thief, Robert Mang, held onto the sculpture for three years, and tried to ransom

it back to the Vienna museum he had stolen it from for 12 million.

• Not only did that not work, but he was caught after security footage showed him buying

the cell phone he used to text the authorities about his random attempt.

7 – A Giant Bell • The 3,000-pound copper bell stolen from

a Buddhist monastery in Tacoma, Washington, never had a real value placed on it, as the

monks there simply called it "priceless."

• The bigger issue is how a thief managed to make off with a 3,000-pound bell.

The general consensus is that he just drove a forklift up to it.

• It was eventually recovered, along with a number of other stolen items and vehicles.

6 – The Hope Diamond • The Hope Diamond is probably more famous

for bringing misfortune than it is for simply existing.

• Originally among the French crown jewels, it was stolen during the revolution in 1792,

and bounced around a bunch because everybody who had it seemed to go broke and sell it.

• It now sits in the Smithsonian, which seems to be doing just fine.

5 – Iraqi Artifacts • After the upheaval of Saddam Hussein,

thousands of historical artifacts were looted from museums in Iraq.

• ISIS and other terror groups have made millions on the sale of some of these artifacts

on the black market, though there are several black market dealers with no connection to

terrorism.

• The Green family, owners of Hobby Lobby, was recently found to have paid 1.6 million

dollars and lied to U.S. customs agents about smuggling some of these stolen goods into

their personal collection.

4 – Theresa Roemer's Closet • What Theresa Roemer considers a closet,

several families would consider a series of roomy apartment spaces.

• And in 2014, thieves stole what they thought was a million dollars' worth of merchandise

from her shrine of excess.

• But it turns out a fair bit of that collection is just cheap counterfeit crap.

3 – The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum • It's not like the thieves stole the

entire museum, but in 1990, a heist at this museum in Boston resulted in 13 pieces of

art being stolen.

• It remains the biggest art heist in history in which the art still hasn't been recovered,

and the missing pieces total about a half-billion dollars.

• A 10 million dollar reward is currently available for information on the stolen artwork,

which includes The Concert, thought to be the most valuable unrecovered painting in

the world at 200 million dollars.

2 – The Scream • Edvard Munch's "The Scream" is another

of the most recognizable works of art in the world today.

• As such, it has been stolen twice, and recovered both times.

It was stolen in 1994 and recovered in 1996, then stolen again in 2004, and recovered again

in 2006.

• The 2004 heist also involved another Munch piece, the Madonna.

The two paintings together were estimated to be worth over 100 million dollars.

1 – The Empire State Building • In an unusual bit of investigative journalism,

the New York Daily News literally stole the Empire State Building in 2008 simply to make

a point.

• They drew up some fake documents filled with bogus names, and the City of New York

turned over ownership of the famous 2 billion dollar skyscraper to "Nelots Properties,

LLC" (Nelots is "Stolen" backwards).

• The whole process took 90 minutes.

They returned the deed on Tuesday, but not before writing a story about how embarrassingly

easy the whole thing was.

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Was the Robot a Mistake? - Duration: 8:19.

so what's going on with the robot?

well well I wish we'd tell you we got working that just isn't the case since

we're not just doing YouTube for fun anymore and we're actually running a

business we have to choose the projects we work on very carefully and while it

may have been possible to fix up this robot it would have taken hundreds and

hundreds of hours at the very minimum and when you're running a business

hundreds of hours equates to thousands of dollars so literally if we kept

working on this we probably could have bankrupted business and that's not worth

it besides I'm sure there are other projects you'd prefer us to waste our

time on now quite a few of you guys realized it probably wasn't that

feasible for us to actually fix this robot and I got I meant when I first got

it I was probably being a bit more optimistic than I should have been

because the more and more we looked at the robot we realized we made a mistake

these are the problems we knew about number one no connector cables these are

very expensive and would have been very time-consuming to make our own number

two the controller forgot what Roboto is connected to so even if we succeeded in

connecting the robot to the controller it might not have even worked number

three the robot wasn't even in guaranteed working condition when we

bought it number four we don't even have three

fades for her goal power in the shop and probably a whole bunch of other issues

we haven't even discovered yet so we made the executive decision to can the

project but there is a silver lining we were able to salvage a whole bunch of

parts out of the controller and the motor including expensive relays servo

motors and a bunch of other stuff all in all we were able to scrap more than 500

dollars worth of stuff which if I can remind you is actually how much we paid

for the robot in the first place and we still have the robot which is probably

worth around $1000 in scrap metal alone but before we do that I've got a better

idea let's turn into the shop mascot

for those communitarianism the fridge of your often

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I would love baktun did you not see the problem what you just did your

technician Commission it's under this on a break nobody had your foot this is

proof of my foot under that's what happens when you kick it you were

kicking the board not this in your balloon I love that I want to start as

long brick break like this all brick

right how's that going it's one look bumpy good I wouldn't suggest that

though yet

son see how much okay muggins I'm gonna put it up that's it you broke it

look you actually destroyed the practical thing so I'm Bogdan I'm going

to fix big what do you have to say for yourself second six again let's push the

thousand-pound robot on the plastic part

like an u-bahn there definite that would have been plaque I think he's trolling

you a display no no I think it's a report hey wait wait wait wait we need

to bug the need you to stand right underneath it no you have to look at me

you know how video characters have their name flooring blah blah with them oh hey

not bad huh we're thinking about turning into a place for other youtubers to

autograph when they come do collabs with us unfortunately we've already missed a

few Colin Furze dead not alpha everything Apple Pro Jerris of all make

me org Omar Youssef but anyways all future collabs we're going to get them

to sign this and eventually it's going to be covered in youtuber signatures

which I think it's pretty cool plus there's another bit of silver

lining doing these videos got us a lot of exposure and some robotics companies

might actually be interested in providing us a working robot for the

shop to use as a robotic helper so stay tuned for that

and hopefully we'll have a robot that actually works here

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Lionel Richie's Daughter Has Grown Up To Be Gorgeous - Duration: 4:43.

Everyone knows Lionel Richie's first daughter, Nicole, thanks to her stint on The Simple

Life and socialite status.

But his second daughter, Sofia, is growing up fast, and quickly establishing herself

as a prominent family figure as well.

From her modeling work to her high-profile dating history, here's what you need to know

about the youngest daughter of the pop legend.

New footsteps

Long before Sofia Richie was born, her father became an icon of the music scene.

Starting out as a member of the Commodores, Lionel Richie had gone on to earn massive

acclaim and album sales before Sofia and her siblings came into his life.

So, naturally, music is in his children's blood.

At one time, very early on in her teens, Sofia wanted to be a pop star like her father.

She told Entertainment Tonight, "When I was 13, I was saying that I wanted to be signed

to a label.

I was begging my dad to get me signed with somebody."

But her father, who experienced many ups and downs in his own career, decided against it,

and Sofia said she was glad he did because it opened her eyes to her own calling.

The catwalk

At the age of just 16, Sofia landed her first modeling contract with Select Model Management.

Since then, she's been steadily making a name for herself in the industry.

Today, she's the face and covergirl of DL1961's Spring 2017 campaign and she's also graced

the cover of several magazines.

Although modeling is fun now, she's got her sights set on the next move already.

She told InStyle, "I want to head more into the designer, fashion direction.

I eventually want to have my own line, which will basically be things I wear…

Probably streetwear, like jeans, bomber jackets, T-shirts."

Sofia told Fault Magazine that she's always been interested in design, saying, "When I

was younger my parents bought me this little sketchbook with blank girls in it so you can

draw clothes on them.

That's something I started out doing a long time ago, and it's how I think I became seriously

interested in fashion by just being creative with it."

The good news for her is that she has to look no further than her own big sister for advice.

"I'm super lucky because I have a sister who is a fashion designer, who has a line."

So no matter which way the wind carries her professionally, her multi-talented family

members can help guide her through it.

Earning infamy

Sofia may have been making moves on the modeling circuit before she ever laid eyes on pop star

Justin Bieber, but once those two became an item in 2016, everyone in the world knew her

name.

Richie told Billboard Magazine that she first got Bieber Fever thanks to his easy-going

nature and relatability, saying, "We have a special relationship.

Justin is very easy to talk to, and that's hard to find with people in Los Angeles."

However, their relationship was instantly beset with animosity, from his fans and ex-girlfriend

Selena Gomez alike, to the point that he had to deactivate his social media accounts to

drown it out.

"I kinda learned to just not care and just keep your head on your shoulders."

And all that attention might've gotten the better of them because they called the relationship

off a few weeks later.

That wasn't Richie's last brush with a roaring fanbase that wanted a say in her dating life.

In May 2017, Richie ignited the ire of everyone who keeps up with the Kardashians after she

was spotted with Kourtney Kardashian's embattled ex Scott Disick at Cannes Film Festival in

France.

Sofia quickly shut down the gossip by saying that they were, quote, "just homies."

But that didn't stop people from speculating about their every sighting together.

Speaking up

Negative commentary about her relationship status hasn't stopped Sofia from speaking

out about what really counts.

In an interview with Complex Magazine, Sofia confessed that she often hears racist remarks

while hanging around Los Angeles — because people don't realize that she's black.

She told the magazine, "I'm very light, so some people don't really know that I'm

black.

I've been in situations where people will say something kind of racist and I'll step

in and they'll be like, 'Oh, well, you're light.'

… That still doesn't cut it, buddy.

It's 2016—you better get your s--- together before you get slapped out here."

Daddy's girl

Sofia Richie might be a fashion model, but she does more than just strut down the runway.

She likes to play the daredevil in her free time, like biking, off-roading in the desert,

and sky diving.

Despite her obvious bravery, though, her dad still keeps surprisingly close tabs on her.

She tweeted "My dad tracks my phone once a day.

Awkwardly enough I get a notification every time.

I think it's funny so I don't tell him I know."

Lionel Richie later clarified that he doesn't physically track her but that he does know

where his kids are and what they're up to at all times, telling USA Today, "I keep trying

to tell them.

I don't track.

I don't understand.

Nicole thought I had investigators following her around.

I keep trying to tell my kids the same thing: 'I own Chicago.

I own Miami.

I have been around the world.

So when you go through the airport, I have friends.

You cannot sneak into a club.

I own that club.'

So they think they are sneaky.

So I get a phone call, 'Hey, just want to let you know Sofia just walked in.'

I mean, did I call him?

No.

I'm not tracking."

Sounds like no matter how old she gets, Sofia Richie's dad will always think of her as his

little girl.

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How To Enhance Your Car's Gloss! - Maserati - Chemical Guys Car Care - Duration: 4:44.

What's up guys, today in the Detail Garage I'm going to show you how to properly wash

your car.

In our previous video we washed the wheels using the Gerbil Brushes.

It took care of all the brake dust and debris and revived that factory shine.

Moving onto the paint it has this beautiful deep blue metallic finish which is muted by

all the dust.

So we're going to foam the car up and gently wipe it off.

Over here we have two buckets set up already, both full of water.

One is for our soap solution, I'll insert one Dirt Trap placing it in at an angle and

pressing it all the way to the bottom to prevent air getting trapped underneath it.

Also for our rinsing bucket we will repeat the same process, placing it in at an angle

and pressing it all the way to the bottom.

This ensures we don't bring that dirt back on to the vehicle which reduces scratching.

I've also got our TORQ Snow Foamer set up with Glossworkz Wash.

This is the soap we have chosen to give us tons of suds so we don't scratch as we wash.

I'll start by rinsing down the vehicle and then we can get into the foaming process.

After activating our foam bucket we'll grab some suds with the wash mitt.

We'll start at the highest point just like we did when we rinsed it.

Working in straight lines at the highest point prevents us from bringing dirt into areas

that we have already washed.

By washing in straight lines this prevents the chances of installing swirls which are

a lot easier to notice and a lot harder to polish out.

So now that we are done washing the Maserati lets rinse it off and take it inside to continue

the Glossworkz treatment by applying Glossworkz Glaze.

That is going to enhance the metallic in the blue paint while filling minor scratches and

swirls for a perfect finish.

So I've just finished washing and drying this Maserati using Glossworks Wash and After Wash

helped me dry by breaking the surface tension between the water and paint to reduce water spots.

Now you can see it has a deep blue shine but we still want to enhance that as well as protect

the paint.

That is why we are going to glaze it with Glossworkz which compliments the color as

well as the soap we used earlier.

Applying it by machine will spread a fine thin coat that saves us time, money and effort.

So that is going to help enhance the metallic flake while filling those imperfections for

a mirror finish.

So in the meantime you guys can head over to our website chemicalguys.com to check out

these products for yourself.

If you like this car or this video be sure to give it a thumbs up.

We'll see you guys next time right here in the Detail Garage.

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Young Sheldon (CBS) Promo HD - The Big Bang Theory Prequel Spinoff - Duration: 0:31.

Go play.

As a boy growing up in East Texas, there were three things I could count on.

There, I played.

God, Football, and Family.

Let's pray.

A moment please.

He can hold hands, it won't kill him.

We don't know that.

Did you wash your hands before dinner?

None of your business.

Hence the mittens.

Needless to say, I wouldn't touch my brothers hand

until 17 years later, thanks to the invention of Purell.

Admit it, he's adopted.

Young Sheldon, CBS this Fall.