Thứ Bảy, 11 tháng 11, 2017

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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says he can envision the United States and North

Korea agreeing to hold talks at some point.... as a precursor to formal negotiations.

Speaking in Vietnam, where he is accompanying President Trump at the APEC Summit,... Tillerson

said the U.S. has two or three channels by which they can send messages to North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un... and receive them back.

Tillerson said that, eventually, the day will come when both countries give a thumbs up

to have their first conversation,... but Kim would have to give some kind of gesture for

a meeting.

He said the U.S. wouldn't threaten North Korea,... if the regime gave up its nuclear weapons.

For more infomation >> U.S. has channels where it can send direct messages to Kim Jong-un: Tillerson - Duration: 0:42.

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Pete's Two Cents - What Distributors Can Learn from Retailers to Stay Profitable - Episode 7 - Duration: 2:43.

So one area of nomenclature that comes up a lot in our business is the

difference between a retailer and a distributor and in a lot of cases a lot

of industry pundits a lot of research reports will lump the two together and

talk about the retail and distribution outlook for the coming year.

But if you are ever are meeting with a distributor and refer to them as a retailer

or meet a retailer or refer to them as a distributor you quickly learn that they are

two totally different businesses and they believe that they operate as two

totally different kinds of businesses and that's totally true. At the same time,

there are some pretty interesting similarities. The way distributors today

are carving out differentiable positions in the market for themselves is by

taking on retailing on behalf of the brands they're distributing. So we have a

lot of distributors today that are working with brands that you're all

familiar with and are acting on behalf of those brands to merchandise those

products in marketplaces, to even set up and operate e-commerce sites on behalf of

their brands as well as distribute those products to that brand's retailer.

And that's happening today because consumers are putting tremendous pressure,

in general, on retailers and brands to make sure that they can engage with a product

and buy a product in whatever means is convenient and comfortable for them.

So the distributors are being able to see what's happening in retailing, but also

be very close to their brands and be in a great position to work with those

brands to take those products to market and get them in the hands of consumers

directly through the distributors own merchandising capability.

This is something that 5 years ago was probably unthinkable, but today is one of

the ways that distributors are creating value on behalf of their brands in the

marketplace and are taking on a new role as a partner for retailers by helping

merchandise those brands products directly to consumers.

For more infomation >> Pete's Two Cents - What Distributors Can Learn from Retailers to Stay Profitable - Episode 7 - Duration: 2:43.

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[INDO SUB/CC] BTS - Can't Let Go of Chinese Conversation Ep . 11 - Jungkook & V - Duration: 0:27.

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Aaron Johnson: Robots That Can Go Anywhere in the World - Duration: 2:57.

Animals are very good at getting over all sorts of terrain, and most robots are

very limited in where they can go. I really want to make robots that can go

anywhere in the world. The most successful robots have been in a lab or

a factory setting where the environment is very controlled. And we want to take

robots out of the lab and factory and into the real world. And whether that

real world is the natural environment or our homes and offices, there's clutter,

there's obstacles that are moving, there's humans around that the robot needs to

interact with. And my research is in all the aspects of the robot's design, both

the hardware and the software components, and how can we design a robot as a

complete system so that when it's running in a given environment, we get

the behavior that we're looking for. My lab's name is the Robomechanics Lab, and

it's because we study the mechanics of how robots interact with their

environment. In this name I chose to refer to the field of biomechanics, which

studies the mechanics of biological systems. In our lab we're looking at

artificial systems that we use a lot of the same tools and methods that

biomechanics does.

One of the projects in my lab is looking at tails, and animals use tails for

all sorts of different applications, and they seem to get a lot of benefit out of

those tail. We're interested in looking at the different types of tails that are

used in biology and how we can get robots to get the same benefit that

those animals are getting. Another project in my lab is looking at terrain

manipulation and trying to get robots to manipulate the terrain around them. And

so this can be both digging in the sand or pushing rocks around or otherwise

modifying the environment that's presented to the robot. For this project

we're using both a Mars rover vehicle, as well as a legged robot to dig in the

sand and push rocks around. I think one of the longer-term challenges in my

research is understanding the connection between a desired behavior, what we want

the robot to do, and the design of the robot and how we can build a robot to

achieve a certain behavior. Well my research will help enable robots to go

anywhere that they need to to help us do useful behaviors. And some of the

applications that we're looking at include search-and-rescue, home

assistance, and scientific exploration in places like remote deserts and other

worlds, and in order to achieve this we need to increase the locomotive

capabilities of these systems

For more infomation >> Aaron Johnson: Robots That Can Go Anywhere in the World - Duration: 2:57.

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"I can't trust my own mind" (Steve Rogers & Bucky Burns) - Duration: 2:52.

For more infomation >> "I can't trust my own mind" (Steve Rogers & Bucky Burns) - Duration: 2:52.

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Angel Tree Toy Drive underway; how you can help - Duration: 1:41.

For more infomation >> Angel Tree Toy Drive underway; how you can help - Duration: 1:41.

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CAN YOU OUTRUN YOUR BAD DIET? - Duration: 6:46.

Up next on SUGARbriety Can You Outrun

Your Bad Diet?

Hi!

I'm Ben Fury, Executive Director of SUGARbriety International.

Today's topic, "Can You Outrun Your Bad Diet?

Short answer.

No.

Sorry.

Doesn't work that way.

Folks that eat junk and stay thin might look fine on the outside.

But if you could see inside.

Ewwww!

Yuck!

40% of normal weight people still have serious health problems

like high blood pressure, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease,

and fatty blood putting them at high risk for cancer or a heart attack.

Now, don't get me wrong.

Being fit and thin does help reduce the risk of serious disease.

But to be really fit, thin, AND healthy, you need to clean out your cupboard and your fridge.

And it's not just me saying it.

Doctors Malhotra, Noakes and Phinney reviewed the evidence for diet vs exercise.

Their conclusion?

You cannot outrun a bad diet.

Want to change the weight on your scale?

Change what goes in your mouth.

That'll do WAY more for your weight AND health than buying a new pair of fancy running shoes.

Hoy!

The food and fitness industries keep pushing running on sugar.

And the research just keeps piling up that they're completely wrong.

A new study just came out in JAMA.

The Journal of the American Medical Association.

It's called: Effect of an Intensive Lifestyle Intervention

on Glycemic Control in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes: A Randomized Clinical Trial.

The English translation?

We took a bunch of diabetics and made 'em exercise like crazy for a year!!!

Evil bastards.

They made these diabetics do 5 to 6 weekly aerobic training sessions of 30-60 minutes

each and added resistance training to 2 or 3 of those exercise sessions.

And they gave them dietary counseling to consume a low-fat/high-carb diet.

Can you guess what happened after a whole year of this madness?

Not much.

They lost a wee bit of weight.

Average BMI went from 31 to 29.

Their blood sugar improved slightly.

Their A1c went from 6.65 to 6.34.

That's not much of an improvement.

That means instead of averaging super high blood sugars around 160, they're averaging

blood sugars around 150.

That's still really, really high.

Normal non-diabetic healthy blood sugars are way down around 83.

These diabetics are averaging around 150, they're still going through the blood sugar

roller coaster and it's tearing their bodies apart.

As far as preventing the progression of their diabetes towards amputations, kidney failure,

blindness, and death, they accomplished next to nothing.

After all that hard work?

That's not fair!

Why?

Why didn't it work?

Because the researchers didn't put them on high octane fuel.

High octane premium fuel for humans is protein and fat.

Instead, they put them on cheap synthetic flex fuel.

Carbohydrates.

They were told to get 45% to 60% of their fuel from carbohydrates.

Scientists have several names for types of carbohydrates.

Monosaccharides.

Disaccharides.

Polysaccharides.

Glucose.

Fructose.

We don't need all that.

There's a real simple English word for carbohydrate.

SUGAR.

Carbohydrates = SUGAR Carbohydrates are SUGARs.

So let's think about what went wrong with this study and why it had such teeny tiny

effects.

What did these diabetics do?

They exercised like crazy for a year.

What didn't they do?

They didn't cut back on sugar.

In fact, they were encouraged to get over half of their calories from sugar.

OK What could go wrong with that?

Ahhhhh...

In case you're not familiar with type 2 diabetes.

It's a disease where your body can't process sugar.

Sugar makes diabetics sick.

In effect, diabetics are allergic to sugar.

So, think of it this way.

If you had people with peanut allergies.

Would you tell them to exercise a whole lot?

And be sure to eat plenty of peanuts every day?

Of course not.

That's crazy.

Peanuts make people with peanut allergies sick.

Exercise won't fix your peanut allergy.

Not eating peanuts will fix your peanut allergy.

You avoid the food that makes you sick.

Simple.

Avoid what you're allergic to.

Right?

So why tell diabetics that are allergic to sugar

To exercise like crazy and eat a lot of sugar?

It makes no sense.

Right?

I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something here.

So I asked nutritionist Amy Berger about this.

She answered my question with a question.

Amy asked me, "If diabetes is diagnosed via high blood sugar,

why would a type 2 diabetic want to follow a diet

where 45-60% of total energy comes from the foods that raise blood sugar

the most?"

Yeah, Amy.

That doesn't make sense, does it?

I also asked obesity specialist Dr. Robert Cywes about this study and he said,

"Treating a diabetic with exercise and proving that there is a slight decrease

in blood carbohydrate level is no different than

treating an alcoholic with exercise and proving their

blood alcohol level is slightly lower.

The issue is consumption.

If you do not drink, you cannot get drunk, if you do not eat carbs you cannot be diabetic."

Yeah.

Thanks, Doc.

That makes sense.

THAT'S why this study didn't work.

Diabetes isn't caused by too little exercise.

Diabetes is caused by too much sugar.

Don't kid yourself like those researchers making those poor diabetics exercise and exercise

and exercise.

You can't outrun a bad diet full of sugar.

You might be thin and fit for now.

But the sugar'll still be rotting your guts.

As always, I'm your sweet but not sugary host Ben Fury.

Please subscribe to SUGARbriety.

And also please donate to our nonprofit mission to

help save the world from sugar addiction.

Because stopping sugar addiction is up to us.

Thank you and be well.

For more infomation >> CAN YOU OUTRUN YOUR BAD DIET? - Duration: 6:46.

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What Can I Expect from My Accountants Based on My Budget - Duration: 4:06.

How much money should you be paying for

your accounting service?

And what can you expect

from these people that are working for you

for the amount of money that you're paying out there?

What's up, gang

This is Michael Hsu from DeepSky.

So

This question comes up time and time again

in my entrepreneur group.

People are always asking

Michael

What should I expect to get my accounting done

on the month-on-month basis?

or my budget is X dollar a month,

what levels service should I expect?

So

To start off at the basic

$500 dollars a month

This is usually where new entrepreneur start

when you're doing five or six hundred thousand dollars

You're just starting to hire people

$500 dollars is pretty much what you'll pay for

a basic set of books

to get your tax return done

The set of books are not terribly accurate

are not terribly useful

But they're good enough to make sure your eyes on it

keys across, and you can file a tax return.

Now, between $500 to $1,500 dollars

there are a lot of automated bookkeeping service

that are now designed for this space

They're charging you between $500 to $1,500 a month

And, some of them are pretty good.

But then again remember these are

low touch

and high automation companies

that there's gonna be a lot of back-and-forth

but not a lot of hand-holding.

So again, pretty good if you just want to make sure that

somebody is looking at your numbers, and you have

a set of reports to look at

but don't expect too much from a consulting

or a controllership level of work

If you're a small company at around a million dollar

between 1,500 to $2,000

you should be able to at least

get some serious real accounting work done

I mean somebody who is taking care of AP

somebody who's taking care of your AR, and then

you should be able to get monthly close relatively easy

So your standard P&L

Balance Sheet

Cash Flow Statement

should be available to you

and if they're pretty good

they should be sitting down with you

and explaining to you what those report mean

Now once you get to $2,000 to $6,000 plan range

this is where things get interesting

At this point, you should really expect a good partner

that isn't just taking care of your AP, AR, cash

financial reporting

They're really sitting down with you and then helping you

sort things out, like system, processes

having conversation with you on your numbers

and then the higher price you get

the more complex reporting

or the higher price you get

the more strategic stuff

"what metrics we're tracking"

"what reports we're looking at"

"What numbers are we looking at?"

And that's what you should be expecting to get

at that level of service

Once you get pass $6,000 dollars a month

this is where things really really really get interesting

because you're kind of border-lining at $6,000 dollars

$72,000 dollar a year

you can really hire one decent controller

So then, you run into the issue of

"Do I hire one decent controller in-house?"

or

"Do I stick with a really high-end

outsource accounting department?"

My choice will be to stick with

the super high-end outsource accounting department

for now

But then once your budget get to about $8,000 a month

you can start thinking about bringing people in-house or

$10,000 a month

for sure start thinking about bringing people in-house

At this point, your companies are getting much bigger

probably more than $5 million dollar

and then remember

a good outsourcer, a good vendor, should never be

afraid of helping you make that decision and then

bring someone in-house if they truly have your financial

well-being in mind

Until next time, I hope you guys are growing profitably

So here's a little cheat as well

If you're asking

"hey, well.. what budget should I pay for?"

Usually, I would like to say..

keep your accounting efforts

within 3% of your total revenue

So obviously, if you're doing a million dollar

$30,000 dollars is a good number to kind of start at

If you're doing 8 million dollar

$80,000 dollars a year is probably a good number

to play with

So again, the bigger you get, the smaller the percentage

But I will say keep it between 1 to 3%

and you should be pretty good

For more infomation >> What Can I Expect from My Accountants Based on My Budget - Duration: 4:06.

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Uber Appeals in UK, Yemen Attack, Brexit Woes, and Repubs can't do Taxes? - Duration: 8:08.

It's Friday, my lungs are rebelling, it's cold, and Ronin is addicted to a smart phone

MOBA.

Today, I have some breaking news, Uber losing a case in Britain, more on Brexit, and the

Republicans being on different pages in regards to tax reform.

Let's do this.

It's finally happened.

I un-followed quite a few people on Twitter this morning.

The drama in my timeline EVERY morning was too much.

I don't care who started it.

I don't care why they feel it needs to go on.

I just don't want to see it EVERY.

SINGLE.

DAY.

I'm walking away.

Hopefully, it will die down and go away.

Until then, those people will stay un-followed.

I get it.

You have issues with one another.

Can't you just do it in direct messages?

No one wants to see that shit.

ANYwho, moving on...

In news out of England, Uber lost cases against two of their drivers who were claiming they

were entitled to minimum wage, sick pay, paid holidays, and breaks.

Uber tried to overturn the decision saying it takes away the "Personal flexibility they

value".

The statement they released also said, "Almost all taxi and private hire drivers have been

self-employed for decades, long before our app existed." and also "The main reason why

drivers use Uber is because they value the freedom to choose if, when, and where they

drive and we intend to appeal."

One of the drivers who won the case is disappointed in Uber for filing the appeal.

Last month, Uber filed an appeal against the TfL to deny it a license to conduct business

in London.

In a developing story, a ballistic missile fired by Yemeni rebels had "Iranian markings"

on it.

This was a comment made by Lt. Gen. Jeffery L Harrigan, the USAF official who sees over

the Central Command in Qatar.

An investigation as to how the missile was smuggled into Yemen is on-going.

The man who drafted Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty says PM Teresa May should stop misguiding

voters and tell them Brexit can be scrapped if Britain unanimously decides to do so.

She triggered Article 50 on March 29 which started a 2-year ticking clock.

He is responding to May telling the British Parliament there was "no turning back".

John Kerr, who drafted the article, will be speaking in London, and his office has released

the following statements from his speech: "While the divorce talks proceed, the parties

are still married.

Reconciliation is still possible" "We still have all the rights of a member-state,

including the right to change our minds.

The British people have the right to know this-they should not be mislead."

In June of 2016, 51.9% of the population was for Brexit while 48.1% wanted to stay.

Teresa May originally was against Brexit, but has since changed her stance and is now

pushing for the split.

She stated that Britain would not revoke Article 50.

There are now two different tax plans in Congress as US Senate Republicans revealed a differing

plan from the Republicans in the House.

Some of the differences include treatment of the corporate tax rate, tax deductions

for state and local taxes, and the estate tax.

This complicates the biggest overhaul the Republicans have been pushing for, like slashing

the corporate tax to 20% from 35% but they don't want to do it immediately.

The Senate wants to repeal the state and local tax deductions; however the House only wants

to repeal the state and local income and sales tax deductions but keep the deductions for

property taxes up to $10,000.

A repeal of the deduction would hit high-tax states like California, New York, New Jersey,

Connecticut, and Massachusetts.

The Senate wants to keep the seven existing tax brackets, cutting the top bracket from

39.6% to 38.5%.

The House proposes to reduce the number of tax brackets but keep the highest one along

with the rate.

They also differ on foreign profits being held off-shore, deductibility on inventories,

and other points as well.

It's that time again, and I am starting the list with another mama of YouTube.

Based Mama gives her review on the Wonder Woman.

She fully knows it's already on Blue Ray, but like me, she's strapped for cash and had

to wait to be able to see it.

Her review is clear, entertaining, and her commentary is funny.

Morally Gray has news of his own.

There is a convention coming in 2018 and Shives, you know, the guy who blocks everybody, is

going to be on a panel there with Winters, The 1 Janitor, and more.

He also poses an interesting question.

Looking for entertainment and laughs?

The Bathyklopian takes another delve into the depths of Tumblr space looking for posts

with the tag #WhitePeople.

You won't want to miss this one.

It may be long, but it goes by fast.

Growing fast and rightfully so, Sir Wolfie gives us the lore on how he was created.

He weaves a tale worthy of minstrels and is definitely a must-watch.

Companies like Uber and Lyft are good on paper and viable options in action.

They are often more affordable than taxis and can go to more places than a bus or train,

but they do have their flaws.

They do take driver preferences into account, making sure that if a driver is requested,

they can pick up the person who requested them.

There is flexibility in the driver's schedule, but they are ultimately not regulated by the

same rules and laws other transportation companies have to adhere to.

This creates an uneven playing field for the industry that must be corrected.

If the US subsidiaries of Lyft, Uber, and other like companies like them aren't keeping

an eye on London, they aren't being too bright.

I'm interested in how this is developing and keeping an eye on it myself.

The breaking story started as a speculative report last week.

I waited to see if more information came out and here it is.

Yemenis firing a missile into Saudi space and with Iranian markings.

The instability in this region scares me.

If you're going to make a major push to leave a multi-country union, don't mislead your

parliament or your people.

Teresa May is not very popular with many of my British friends, and this just further

serves to fan the flames against her.

When the majority of a country wants to leave the union, the last thing you want to do is

piss them off.

It's bad enough when you're fighting the Democrats, but when you can't agree with your own party

on how taxes should be overhauled, you have bigger issues.

Republicans really have to get their shit together in Congress and get on the same page;

meanwhile they are laughing at the DNC, not realizing they are going down the same road.

They are already showing they can't get shit done, and this isn't helping any.

Why can't we just have a damn flat tax and get rid of the IRS?

Why does this have to be the equivalent of rocket science?

Good grief.

I leave it to you now.

What do you think about the stories reported today?

Let me know in the comments so we can continue the conversation.

Here are today's funny memes.

These are the scheduled live streams for today.

All links to the live streams, recommended videos, and the sources for my news cast are

in the description below.

If you wish to submit a scheduled live stream, news article, funny meme, hashtag or cringy

article for me to read on the last segment of the show, you can either DM me on Twitter,

tag me on Gab.ai, or place it in the corresponding channel in the discord if you are a member

of the discord.

If you want to be a part of the coffee club, DM me for an invite.

We would love to have you.

As always, may your coffee ever flow, may your caffeine be ever strong, and may you

have a fantastic Friday.

Take care, my lovable coffee nuts.

For more infomation >> Uber Appeals in UK, Yemen Attack, Brexit Woes, and Repubs can't do Taxes? - Duration: 8:08.

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Powerful Motivation (You Can,You Must,You will) - Duration: 8:50.

You Can, You Must, You will

You Can, You Must, You will

For more infomation >> Powerful Motivation (You Can,You Must,You will) - Duration: 8:50.

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[Eng Sub - 171111]°°Can't Let Go Mandarin Conversation: Ep 11 - Jungkook & V - Duration: 0:27.

V: Jungkook~ Do you know what is today?

JK: Pepero Day~

V: No, it's Pepero Day in Korea, but in China it's Single's Day~

JK: What kind of day is it?

V: It's day for the Singles where they open their wallets.

JK: So, its a day where they spend money!!

V: Exactly~ Rather than be sad, shop.

"Gominboda GO~"

For more infomation >> [Eng Sub - 171111]°°Can't Let Go Mandarin Conversation: Ep 11 - Jungkook & V - Duration: 0:27.

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''Can We Be Facebook Friends?'' ((LEVEL-UP)) - Duration: 11:42.

((MANDARIN)) 他说两个人 Tā shuō liǎng gèrén He said two people

((MANDARIN) 两个人,你说得对 Liǎng gèrén, nǐ shuō dé duì Two people, you're ready

((MANDARIN)) 甜茶 Tiánchá sweet tea

((MANDARIN)) 我们都要甜甜的茶 Wǒmen dōu yào hē tián tián de chá we both want to drink sweet tea

((MANDARIN)) 好。热茶! Hǎo. Rè chá! OK. Hot tea?

((MANDARIN)) Cold tea Bīng chá 冰茶

((MANDARIN)) 对 Duì right

((MANDARIN)) 一共? Yīgòng? two people

((MANDARIN)) 两个人,对 Liǎng gèrén,duì two people, right

((MANDARIN)) 好好 Hǎohǎo OK,OK

((MANDARIN)) 好,我明白 Hǎo, wǒ míngbái OK, I got it

((MANDARIN)) 嗯 Ń yea

((MANDARIN)) 你从哪里来的? Nǐ cóng nǎlǐ lái de? where are you from?

((MANDARIN)) 福建 Fújiàn Fujian

((MANDARIN)) 南方 Nánfāng the south

((MANDARIN)) 你去过中国? Nǐ qùguò zhōngguó? have you ever been to China?

((MANDARIN)) 没有 Méiyǒu no

((MANDARIN)) 但是你哪里学的? Dànshì nǐ nǎlǐ xué de? but where did you learn?

((MANDARIN)) 我自学的 Wǒ zìxué de I'm self-taught

((MANDARIN)) 自学的?好厉害的 Zìxué de? Hǎo lìhài de Self-taught? How awesome!

((MANDARIN)) 我们一起讲中文啊 Wǒmen yīqǐ jiǎng zhōngwén a Let's speak Chinese together

((MANDARIN)) 国语 Guóyǔ Mandarin

((MANDARIN)) 你中文讲的很好啊 Nǐ zhōngwén jiǎng de hěn hǎo a Your Chinese is very good

((MANDARIN)) 你太过奖 Nǐ tài guòjiǎng You are being too nice

孔子曰: Kǒngzǐ yuē:

三人行必有我师 Sān rénxíng bì yǒu wǒ shī. Duì bùduì? There is always something more to learn

((MANDARIN)) 厉害啊 Lìhài a awesome!

((MANDARIN)) 你也从福建来的吗? Nǐ yě cóng fújiàn lái de ma? Are you also from Fujian?

((MANDARIN)) 大家都来自福建啊? Dàjiā dōu láizì fújiàn a? Everyone is from Fujian?

((MANDARIN)) 对 Duì right

除了国语之外还会讲别的语言吗? Chúle guóyǔ zhī wài hái huì jiǎng bié de yǔyán ma? Any other languages besides Mandarin?

((MANDARIN)) 英文啊 Yīngwén a English

((MANDARIN)) 我家乡话 WǒJiāxiāng huà My hometown language

((MANDARIN)) 本地话 Běndì huà the local language?

((MANDARIN)) 什么? Shénme what?

((MANDARIN)) 只是好奇而已 Zhǐshì hàoqí éryǐ I was just curious, that's all

((MANDARIN)) 那你呢? Nà nǐ ne? how about you?

((MANDARIN)) 还有 Hái yǒu there's more

((MANDARIN)) 我会日语,韩国文。。。 Wǒ huì rìyǔ, hánguó wén... I know Japanese, Korean....

((MANDARIN)) 这么多 Zhème duō so many

都是自学的吗? Dōu shì zìxué de ma? You taught yourself all of those?

都是自学的 Dōu shì zìxué Yes, I taught myself all of them

我弟弟 Wǒ dìdì My younger brother

他会说吗? Tā huì shuō ma? Can he speak?

我的兄弟 Wǒ de xiōngdì My brother

哥哥 Gēgē Older brother

像不像 Xiàng bù xiàng Do we look better than you?

像但是你比较高一点 Xiàng dànshì nǐ bǐjiào gāo yīdiǎn Yes, but you are much taller

对,你说得对 Duì, nǐ shuō dé duì Yes, you're right

为什么? Wèishéme? why

我不晓得。。就是自然的 Wǒ bù xiǎodé.. Jiùshì zìrán de I don't know....it's just natural

我学习中文因为我想去北京 Wǒ xuéxí zhōngwén yīnwèi wǒ xiǎng qù běijīng I study Chinese because I want to go to Beijing

而且我想去日本 Érqiě wǒ xiǎng qù rìběn Also, I want to go to Japan

我也喜欢 Wǒ yě xǐhuān I also like..

你也喜欢什么? Nǐ yě xǐhuān shénme? You also like what?

我也。。。。 Wǒ yě... I also...

我也喜欢学中文因为我喜爱中国人 Wǒ yě xǐhuān xué zhōngwén.... I also like to learn Chinese....

因为我喜爱中国人 Yīnwèi wǒ xǐ'ài zhōngguó rén because I love Chinese people

酷毙了! So cool!

都是吗? Dōu shì ma? both of you?

学中文都是因为想去北京? Xué zhōngwén dōu shì yīnwèi xiǎng qù běijīng? learn Chinese because you wanto go to Beijing?

我也是这样但是。。。 Wǒ yěshì zhèyàng dànshì.. It's also the same with me, but...

我很喜欢学别的语言所以 Wǒ hěn xǐhuān xué bié de yǔyán suǒyǐ I like to learn other languages so.....

这是我的爱好 Zhè shì wǒ de àihào this is my hobby

我英文学的是一半一一半的。。。 Wǒ yīngwén xué de shì yībàn yīyī bàn de. I haven't really fully learned English

你可以跟我们练习一下 Nǐ kěyǐ gēn wǒmen liànxí yīxià You can practice with us a bit

我可以拿走吗 can I take that away Wǒ kěyǐ ná zǒu ma

可以。 拿。。 Sure...here you go Kěyǐ. Ná..

小心小心 Xiǎoxīn xiǎoxīn be careful

我们好了 Wǒmen hǎole we're ready

谢谢 Xièxiè thank you

'' Can we have Facebook?''

可以 Kěyǐ sure

等一下 Děng yīxià hold on for a sec

中文的名字叫老鼠 Zhōngwén de míngzì jiào lǎoshǔ My Chinese name is Rat

绰号 Chuòhào Nickname

找不聊 Zhǎo bù liáo I can't find it

你可以给我发个留言 Nǐ kěyǐ gěi wǒ fā gè liúyán you can sned me a message

我就会回答你 Wǒ jiù huì huídá nǐ I respond to you

这手机没有中文字吧? Zhè shǒujī méiyǒu zhòng wén zì ba? This phone doesn't have Chinese characters?

好好! Hǎohǎo! OK, OK

晚安 Wǎn'ān goodnight

再见 Zàijiàn goodbye

再见 Zàijiàn goodbye

哦你知道吧? Ó nǐ zhīdào ba? Oh, you know?

你知道吗? Nǐ zhīdào ma? Do you know?

你怎么知道我会讲国语? how do you know that I speak Chinese? Nǐ zěnme zhīdào wǒ huì jiǎng guóyǔ?

因为她们刚才告诉了我 Yīnwèi tāmen gāngcái gàosùle wǒ because they just told me

是吧 Shì ba Oh yea?

她说你们两个会讲 Tā shuō nǐmen liǎng gè huì jiǎng she said that both of you can speak

是吧 Shì ba oh yea?

你也来自福建吧 Nǐ yě láizì fújiàn ba you must also be from Fujian

对啊 Duì a right

你讲的很好 Nǐ jiǎng de hěn hǎo you speak very well

谢谢 Xièxiè thank you

你去过中国学的吗? Nǐ qùguò zhōngguó xué de ma? did you go to China to learn?

我一直在美国自学的 I've been teaching myself in America the whole time

在美国自学的? Zài měiguó zìxué de? Self-taught in America?

怎么自学啊? Zěnme zìxué a? how did you teach yourself?

说来话长 Shuō lái huà zhǎng It's a long story

为什么说来话长? Wèishéme shuō lái huà ? Why it's a long story?

你讲太好了 Nǐ jiǎng tài hǎole you speak too good

你自学的吧 Nǐ zìxué de ba You taught yourself?

我已经学很久 Wǒ yǐjīng xué hěnjiǔ I've studied for a long time already

你用什么自学? Nǐ yòng shénme zìxué? what do you use to teach yourself?

我第一次开始学中文的时候 Wǒ dì yī cì kāishǐ xué zhōngwén de shíhòu when I first started learning Chinese

我一直在听录音 Wǒ yīzhí zài tīng lùyīn I always listened to recordings

还有一直在跟中国人说话 Hái yǒu yīzhí zài gēn zhōngguó rén shuōhuà also..always spoke with Chnese people

因为在那个校园在Akon U Yīnwèi zài nàgè xiàoyuán zài Akron U bcause on that campus at Akron U

有各种各样的中国人 Yǒu gè zhǒng gè yàng de zhōngguó rén there are all kinds of Chinese people

留学生 Liúxuéshēng exchange students

留学生都讲国语 Liúxuéshēng dōu jiǎng guóyǔ The exchange students speak Mandarin

所以有很多机会 Suǒyǐ yǒu hěnduō jīhuì so there are many opportunities

学比较快 Xué bǐjiào kuài you learn faster

对对 Duì duì right

这是好的办法,对吧 Zhè shì hǎo de bànfǎ, duì ba this is a good method, right?

你会别的语言吗? Nǐ huì bié de yǔyán ma? Do you speak any other languages?

不会讲 Bù huì jiǎng I can't speak

在福建的本地话 Zài fújiàn de běndì huà the local language in Fujian

我不会 Wǒ bù huì I can't speak

我会广东话 Wǒ huì guǎngdōng huà I can speak Cantonese

广东话我也会啊 Guǎngdōng huà wǒ yě huì a I can speak Cantonese , too

((CANTONESE)) 係咩? Oh yea?

係呀! Yes!

我都識講廣東話嘅嘞 I can speak Cantonese, too

我都識 Me too

我識講好多語言啊 I can speak a ot of languages

好力嘅 very good

晚安 goodnight

再见 Zàijiàn goodbye

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Sip, Spy, Seduce Vol. 2 - Jack Marshall Can't Do This - Webseries - Ep. 20 - Duration: 4:31.

How do you know Arthur?

He's not running his stupid camera, is he?

I unplugged everything myself.

This all of it?

Exactly as you asked, sir.

Does he suspect anything?

I'd say he rather distrusts me, Mr. Pickering.

But he hasn't found anything, has he?

No, sir. But having Mr. Morgan out of the house does complicate matters.

Morgan's an idiot.

So are you provoking him.

He was searching in plain sight.

He was not being careful.

Well, careful or not, Jack doesn't have the authority to fire him.

Get Morgan back.

I don't think Mr. Marshall - -

Listen to me, the hunt in this crazy woman's house has gone on too long.

She was a fool in life for entrusting her house to her delinquent nephew.

She's a fool in death for making a child's game of her fortune.

I'm doing the best I can, Mr. Pickering.

Well, I need better than that.

Did you find the blueprints yet?

No, sir.

Well, that means Jack hasn't found them either.

Remember, five percent of whatever we find here, goes right there.

Thank you, Mr. Pickering.

Thank me when we find it.

It might be good for you to get in touch with Mr. Marshall.

He's likely to hear that you've been in town.

Who's going to tell him? You?

He's surprisingly resourceful.

Very well.

This talk never happened, House.

Keep looking.

Well, now I understand why you have trust issues.

You okay?

Yeah, yeah.

My aunt wasn't a fool, though.

Oh, I know. I know. We all know that.

Hey, how do you know Arthur?

What?

Arthur, how do you know,

are you guys friends? Or were you...

I'm sorry, I have to go. Bye.

Well, not much to unpack there.

Honestly, though, it helps to have confirmation that

the people in your life you suspect of being the bad guys

are actually the bad guys.

I knew Arthur didn't like me

but he's supposed to represent the interests of my aunt,

a woman that he just called a fool.

I don't know what it is he's looking for

but I'll make sure he doesn't find it.

And House?

He just signed his deal with the devil in blood.

All the mystery, all this suspicion, it's just money.

I thought somehow he would be above all of that but no.

Least I know where people stand.

Except Meredith.

We shared an earbud.

Two earbuds. We shared earbuds.

Can I just bask in that for just one little second, please?

And we had a normal conversation.

But she does know Arthur.

Not that that's a crime.

But it is cause for concern since she was being so cagey about the details.

Oh, what else did we learn?

Well, apparently the blueprints are gone.

Stoddard told me as much when he visited the County Clerk.

At least we're all on the same playing field here.

And as for what's hidden in the house,

I don't know how I'll find it

but I will tear that house apart brick by brick if I have to.

Arthur Pickering is not gonna get the best of me.

And for all the information that he has,

he doesn't have the riddle.

Which means I have to solve it.

P. I. Jack Marshall, back on the case.

Still no hat.

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IMPORTANT,this can save your life /strzelanie w materialy meblarskie/火器 - Duration: 11:47.

Welcome

Today we are in the middle of nowhere

That is my friend land...

Behind me are cabinetry materials 3/4 (19 mm) plywood and MDF...

That is mostly for guys outside the USA

.. because in US the average guy have much much more knowledge about the guns than average guy in any country of the world....

The US guys and girls mostly ...know what going on.

Today I will show you how does the furniture material behave when confronted with a given weapon.I will show you how a given caliber and type of weapon easily penetrates the furniture materials.

Like my grandpa sea to say " Knowledge can be use as a weapon and that weapon can save your life".

Why you need to know that ? That knowledge can be your only weapon for self defense ! in many countries. Especially in Europe where in many countries the policeman on the street have not weapon.

The only weapon on the street is in the hands of bad guys. It is not secret that disarming good and right citizens not make the street safer.Look at the Chicago...

Hollywood films have made so many people brainwashed . They think that if some bad guy shooting them ,and they hide behind the table they are safe.They thing the 19 mm of table top or 30 mm of door can protect them.If you think that! Think again!

I am tired because I had to bring the iron here, far from the car.

I have here Glock 17 and 21. Two of Marlin ,Remington 35 and.... 45 x70 .... two AK47. shot gun 12 gauge and Ruger rifle/22

I will loads the guns and...... rock and roll...

That's the stuff.....

Read the description of this VIDEO............

Because the shots are loud I have a muted microphone ... sorry about that.

you can see at the end of the video picture of the ammunition what I used here.

That 9 mmThat is FMJ ammunition... Glock 17

You can see the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF

That is Glock 21 , 45 caliber .. FMJ ammunition...

You can see the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF

.... the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF

Revolver 45 caliber

I think is 8 inches barrel...

again... the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF !

.. the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF !

that .22LR and .45 revolver what I used

Ruger rifle 10/22

that also .. the bullet penetrated the 5 pieces of plywood and 5 pieces of MDF !

That Marlin .Remington 35 ammunition

That strong kick...

That 45 X 70 caliber...There is not much pleasure to shoot this rifle...

You can kill elephant by that....

I have to show you how the rifle powerful is....

The bullets penetrated the stuff like piece of paper...

That 12 gauge slag for shoot-gun

That about 7/8 of the inch of diameter ...

I cannot find any pleasure shooting that but I must to show you the power of that kind of rifle..

7.62 X 39 FMJ that amo for AK47

Luckily, I did not take all my weapons, because I would clean it for a week..

7.62 X 39 mm, FMJ that amo for AK 47

Now I use hollow point ammunition....

Even that ammunition penetrated all 5 pieces of plywood ond MDF

That one of my favorite AK47. The receiver is milled... and have grenade thrower ...

The milled receiver... the barrel is thicker.It is not destructible....

This is 138 mm of solid MDF and that not stops the AK 47 bullets

That is 7 pieces of 19 mm MDF

That proof that table or even door cannot protect you...

The 5 pieces of 19 mm plywood and MDF was penetrated by all calibers and all guns and rifle I was shooting..

The 5 pieces of 19 mm plywood and MDF was penetrated by all calibers and all guns and rifle I was shooting..

the 3 pieces is a joke ... not any protection.... even by Luger 9 X 19 mm amo....

12 gauge shoot gun...

I showed you that you cannot hide behind furniture .The rifle bullet can pass thru easily ...

The concrete and brick can protect you but thicker than 40 cm that about 15 inches.. that the truth...

Leave a comments and if you like it show it...

And Let the power be with YOU!!!

12 Gauge slag.

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Massive Online Paydays Review | Can You Have Results? - Duration: 7:55.

hey what's up everyone nikka rap class here and welcome to thmassive online paydays review massive online payday massive online paydays reviews massive online paydays scam massive online paydaysis video are you

looking for some more information on on massive online paydays well if you are

you're certainly at the right place because that's exactly what we'll be

getting into here in a moment okay so before do get started I just want to let

you know that I do have a free video training on my website that goes into

depth on how I've been able to utilize the internet for the past few years to

build out all full-time income and travel the world so if you would like to

check that out please go to mentor with nick.com the link is down in the video

description but without further ado let's get into this information about

massive online paydays okay so here's the big thing is and this can happen

from time to time with stuff online is that this is just the front for Mobe

okay and that name is always changing let me come over to some of the pages

that I just opened up and I'll show you what this exactly mean okay so I know

they they change up the name all the time or they have changed it up and I'm

so mo means my own business education it used to be likmassive online paydays review massive online payday massive online paydays reviews massive online paydays scam massive online paydayse my online business

empire and a couple of things but right now it's called my own business

education okay so it's an educational company that teaches you sales marketing

all the above and they have a bunch of different products courses and events

and stuff like you can see right here on the page so I'll get into that here a

little bit more here in a second but basically what it is you know they're

getting you in for $49 they have a you know a good sales page and a sales video

that gets you involved for $49 okay so then you know you click on this and the

way that I know this is that if you come down you click on all these things which

I have that brings up all of these pages okay the privacy policy and everything

and this is for mope okay so here's the products they events they have a lot of

you know there's the terms and conditions and stuff like that so this

is the owner matt lloyd and you know here's the things that people will have

their own

there are pinions on these type of programs so basically what happens is is

you could start for the $49 and that really is just the beginning okay so

basically what you do is you get started then you you join up and then you start

buying other products because you get coaches when you get started you and you

they have you buy other products they have you go to the events and these this

kind of stuff is not cheap now not to say that the education and value is not

there but this stuff is not cheap in the least bit okay I one of my hands

actually got involved with this system and she's gone to like events in Vegas

he's going to Costa Rica I think there was another one in Florida and she

actually hasn't told me exactly how much she's paid but I know based on all the

deep digging and research that I've done and what people have told me that people

have Network and stuff that are involved in mo is that it is multiple thousands

multiple tens of thousands a lot of time as well especially for the events okay

so you know there that's you know they have high-value products at a high price

so if you are smart person and a good marketer and you want to market this

system you can make a lot of money okay so when they get you started they get

you coached up and everything then that's what they want you to do is they

want you to promote the the product that courses and everything and promote

things like the $49 course here so you can get people in and then the coaches

can take care of the rest so if you are a good marketer you certainly can do

that okay I've even been involved in programs similar to Mobe here and have

made a good amount of money because I believed in the products and I

constantly were sending a lot of traffic to the site now if you are a new person

and you're just coming in not really knowing anything about driving traffic

building a list and promoting offers to that list then you have a long learning

curve ahead of you okay I'm not saying that you can't do it I'm not saying you

can't get involved in mobile and crush it out because there are

people that have done that I'm just saying that a lot of times I see this a

lot of the times most of the time is that it's the newbies that come in they

get started and a lot of times they can even drop you know tens of thousands of

dollars going to all these events and masterminds and stuff like that and

still have nothing to show for because they have not mastered the skill of

driving traffic to a landing page creating an email list and creating an

audience and continue to be able to promote to that audience okay so that's

a big thing that I wanted to break down here is that if you want to get involved

with stuff like massive online paydays review massive online payday massive online paydays reviews massive online paydays scam massive online paydays online paydays or Mofaz it clearly is that you you

likely want to know that kind of stuff before going in now obviously like I

said you can learn it as you go in but I just feel like you're at a better

position if you know that stuff beforehand I learned affiliate marketing

early on without having to invest tens of thousands of dollars and therefore

I'm able to come in do programs like mo but I've never been involved with mo but

programs that are very very similar like MO and in my first 30 days 60 days 90

days I'm crushing out ten thousand dollars a month okay if you if you do

not know what to do it's a lot easier to get frustrated and then ultimately quit

and that's what happens a lot of the times is that people come in they spend

a lot of money and they just don't have results and then they get frustrated and

they quit and a lot of times they will call it scams and that's why this type

of stuff comes up where people are I call that's a scam a scam it's not

really a scam it's the fact that people didn't know how to market this

particular program and even further they spent a lot of money so they don't feel

the value was reciprocated okay so the reason they come out with different

fronts like massive online paydays four Mobe is because you know they've started

turning in a lot of customers and you know sometimes it just kind of runs dry

a little bit where the conversions where people aren't you know buying as much so

they have to like kind of change the name change the angle a little bit so

they can get people in from a different way and then start up selling them with

the coaches and the events and products and all that kind of stuff so

yeah so hopefully that makes all sense a lot of sense that's what I really what

just wanted to let you know that's kind of thing with my reviews I you know I

let you know about products and systems and stuff like that but I also like to

lay down the insights as well because that's I think people are thirsty for

insights they just want to know what's going on behind the surface and that's

what I do to deliver to that so if you do have any questions further you can

leave them down in the comments or hit me up on social media all my links are

in the video description if you want to go check out my free video training that

I talked about before certainly go to mentor with nick.com that is mentor

nick.com and the reason that I you know I'm very passionate about that and

really would recommend you go do that is because it's the stuff that I learned

early on like I've been talking about so that if you learn this stuff it's all

about you know driving traffic building a list and promoting to that list and

doing that without investing tens of thousands of dollars in the beginning

okay so if you would like to learn that stuff I would recommend then you go to

mentor with Nick comm so that you can learn that stuff and then when you

master it you can get involved in stuff like massive online paydays mob or

whatever it is and then come out and crush it because you already have this

stuff in place okay so again mentors Nick comm link is

down in the video description and then yeah thanks for watching the video guys

look forward talking soon

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How You Can Buy Property with No Money or nothing down. W/ Tom - Duration: 33:24.

Buy property with no money down now this is something I actually know quite a bit

about because I started out at nineteen years old and I had no money so I've

been doing this over 30 years and I'll show you how I've done it and how you

can do it too before I get into that I want you to take notice here I have an

app and if you'd like a copy of it free I'm gonna it's ready I'm not gonna send

it out till I get a thousand people signed up already getting really close

already but just write me at Tom@FlipAnythingUSA.com and put your OS in subject line

you know your iOS or your OS I should say for your you know just write

Android or iPhone and then I'll know what you need any I'll be giving away

the Android version first and the iOS for for the iPhone soon after so let's

get into it let's talk about buying with no money and when I say no money I am

talking about none of your money okay it always takes money to buy it's got to

come from somewhere but it's not impossible to do I've been doing it for

a long time and you can too and I've got a one-man studio here so bear with me I

gotta hit refresh on the screen here and then if you got any questions I'll be

able to take them because I can see him over on my other monitor

all right so I'm gonna take you over to the whiteboard all right

so how do i buy real estate with no money okay

sounds unbelievable and some of the times I've heard people talk about it in

ways that are actually quite unbelievable and nearly impossible but

I'm gonna show you exactly how I have done it so I know it's possible okay so

first of all the only way you're gonna really be able to buy a property with no

money down is you have to have your bases covered when I say that I mean you

gotta be you got to have a deal you gotta have a very good deal okay and

there's reasons for that we're gonna get into it but the only way you're gonna

get a deal on a piece of property is you have to understand the values you have

to know the values of the properties that you're focusing on so number one is

you gotta understand the values in the neighborhood

of which you plan on buying okay I always tell people buying your own

neighborhood because it's one you frequent the most often it's the one

that you're gonna catch and see if something's odd and I'm talking about

whether a property becomes vacant or you know a property I has you know for sale

sign because getting there first is key and getting a deal okay so I've got tons

of videos now on making deals and Shawn deals that I've made even recent ones in

the last couple of months or weeks and you will know that I always say be

relentless be there first that's key and please share and please subscribe please

and like videos you play you're at it so number one the way you're gonna get a

deal that is below market and the best deal you can possibly get you got to

start calling on for sale signs now not just to find a deal but this is where

you get your education so that you know a deal when you see one

listen I've lost tremendous deal once why it's not very often but I have lost

I've lost some really good opportunities because I was looking before I was was

prepared for the neighborhood that I was looking at and you know sorry I somebody

handed me a deal and I wasn't quite sure it was a deal and by the time I could

figure it out somebody else took me out and so you don't want that to happen so

it's it's key that you start looking immediately and start understanding

values in your area so how do you do that okay like I said start calling up

for sale for sale signs no not just that you're gonna talk to the agents okay

that have these signs up and make them your friend talk to them you know tell

them that you're interested that you're a player you're gonna buy and ask them

for their opinions what do you think you know what's what's a deal in this

neighborhood because they probably in the beginning they know better than you

but before you're done you're gonna know probably better than they do so always

talk to agents when you see a sign up you call on it and when you see a sold

sign on it call back talk to the agent now they're really not supposed to

disclose and tell you exactly what they sold it for but many of them are pretty

kind and and will let you know a pretty good ballpark of whether it's sold full

price or maybe it went over over the asking price that happens too sometimes

but that way you'll be able to discern a deal when you see one because you'll

know what you know what a 3-bedroom 2bath is and this doesn't this extends

to all property all real estate of all kinds I bought more than a hundred

pieces of vacant land acreage many many many single-family homes some duplexes

multifamily apartments fantastic incredible deals on multifamily

apartments also on land land is a huge opportunity where you can buy with

little or no money down so I'm gonna get to today's video is just about buying

with no money okay I'm gonna show you how I've done it and then the ways that

I've done it okay so you always call on the sides you always talk to the agents

that have signs and you always talk to people that are selling you know

independent people that have a for sale sign by owner and you talk to a man you

stay tattooin okay it's very important you

want to make everybody your friend but you also need to stay in touch often

because if you're not in touch often you're gonna be forgotten if I've seen

it many times and one of the reasons I get the deals that I get is because I'm

very very you know disciplined I contact people constantly I stay in touch and

it's easier than ever now with it you know the text an email or but you know

nothing beats person-to-person but it's still very important that you stay in

touch one way or another you know because what it does is it puts you in

the forefront of their mind and I'll give you an example you know you can

call on a property one day and and then you call back the next or a week or two

later and you're gonna find out oh they drastically dropped the price or you

find out that they drop the price a week ago and now it's sold and now it's under

contract by somebody else they didn't call you they didn't think of you they

didn't they didn't think of you that's what happens

but what probably happened is somebody called that day the same day that they

just lowered the price and they said hey we just lower the price come take a look

because that's how it works that's how it works the agents as soon as that as

soon as the news changes they spread it out to whoever's nearby so you have to

constantly stay close okay okay so said make everybody your friend okay

also let everyone you know let everybody know that you are a buyer deals always

make it clear they you know you buy any age you start say look I'm buy I'm a

buyer but you know I'm always looking for a good deal I don't want to buy just

anything I'm looking for something that's a good deal otherwise you'll get

handed all kinds of stuff that is just an average deal and you don't want that

okay when you do all these things now you're building your own personal

database in your mind you're gonna understand that you know when you look

at enough three bedroom two baths or whatever a land or vacant land or one

acre or two acre lots whatever you're going to know if maybe they have sewer

maybe some as a walk déméter these are all things you'll

figure out as you as you discover a neighborhood and depends on what type of

property you're looking at but it's all relative to every different kind of

property doesn't matter if it's commercial or office or industrial I

bought all properties this way and in some nearly all I probably done with no

money at some time or another so you'll know a deal you'll know a deal when you

see one and that I can't tell you you're gonna hear me say it a lot because that

is the most important thing if you don't recognize a deal when you see one you

can't take advantage of it so you would have to do these things that I just told

you you have to do there's no shortcut there's no mentoring program where

somebody's gonna put their arm around you and make this happen

this is a hundred percent dependent on you and you alone okay once you know a

deal then you can sign for a deal right you go in and it's gonna be you know you

agree but you're agreeing to buying this property for amount that is less than

what the property is worth what the market value is cuz you know values so

you go in the siding you write your check for your deposit and now I know it

says you know no money down but you know relatively speaking a few hundred

dollars there's no money but whatever if you have to go borrow borrow the deposit

you know write a check and and and then borrow the difference or whatever you

got to do but there's no getting around a deposit check if you try to get away

with no deposit you're gonna look like a flake and nobody's gonna trust you so I

want to qualify no money maybe you borrow the money okay that for the

deposit okay no big deal so you're gonna get the deal you're gonna get the deal

signed now once you've got that the deal signed you're going to this is the key

thing once you have the deal signed where you have built in equity meaning

if you're buying it for 70 cents on the dollar so you got basically you have a

30 percent equity this is what makes a deal a deal is getting it under market

when you have a deal you can produce that to could be a hard money lender or

a potential partner the so where this is where the no money

comes in they're gonna give you the money right if you have heavy equity

that's what every bank looks for that's why when I buy a building now they want

me to put 25 percent down if it's not an owner-occupied I might get away with 20

percent if it's a big industrial building and I plan on occupying it but

in general they have to have equity to feel secure

I just bought a lake house that was worth several hundred thousand dollars I

got for $80,000 this is less than six months ago I got a hundred percent

financed okay and I didn't even need it 100% financed I'm just gonna pay cash

for it but I knew that hard money lender and I showed up and I said hey listen I

got this thing it's a steal and I said you got any money so now I don't hardly

have any money Tom I have probably less than a hundred grand I said hey that's

great I only need eighty okay so 100% financed that was a no money

down deal for me and that can be for you too and now briefly I'll talk about this

you're gonna find hard money dealers they're gonna learn two points maybe and

they want to get a 10% interest listen if that's a stranger loan to you that's

a fine deal that's a fine deal and what do you care about paying ten percent

interest on something that you've got heavy equity in that you can turn and

flip or whatever so you do what you got to do to get that money that's you know

that it's cheaper money that have an apartment and which is also an option to

you if you get a partner them that pays for the whole thing are gets the loan or

whatever you're gonna split all the money anyway so don't be afraid of hard

money lenders you know I I borrow money as a favor to people but I only pay four

percent because I've got great credit and I don't have to pay more than that

so any of them built in equity that's gonna lead to you getting 100% financed

deal or go find a partner now it's 100%

financed again no money for you right now

assignments okay now assignments is not really a way to an assignment is a way

for you to make money and this is one of the first ways that I discovered how to

make money this way is I found a large industrial property kind of a commercial

actually it's kind of a combination it was a in the front it was retail in the

back it had a big roll-up door and it was a plumbing outfit

anyways I recognize this as a deal and I've a little bit of details - bottom

line is I got it signed where I could buy it for like 110 120 thousand dollars

went to somebody that had money said hey you smell bosses hey boss you know what

you want to you want to go in on this with me and he said man that's a great

deal Tommy he goes but I don't want a partner and he said how about I gave you

$20,000 and you just take and and you just go away and I'll buy it by myself

of course perfect that's all I wanted that was

great to me I made a deal just like that so you have that option but if you've

got a deal you can either find a partner or you can find a hard money lender they

can look at the property and determine okay yeah no problem plenty equity here

if you don't pay me I'll take the property back I'll make even more that's

how I would do that's how I would feel okay so let's talk about backups to this

let's say you have a deal on a property and you're not gonna be able to get a

partner for whatever reason okay good this is other ways I've bought property

and I'm gonna talk about you what you do is agree to a very short term financing

in other words you say let's sign this deal let's write it no money but I'll

pay you off in six months six months or or what you do is you just kind of get a

long escrow one of the first property I bought when I was 19 years old I got it

owner financed but I got a six month escrow that six month escrow also

allowed me access into the property so I turned the lights on I moved into the

property moved my company and the property I just started the cabin shop

at the time so I had no payments now for six months so that allowed me to save

basically I paid rent to myself and just save that rent and at the end of six

months it was essentially a no money me down

deal because I would have been paying rent to my previous landlord but now I

was the landlord and I had no payment because I didn't quite own the property

but I had the rights to it so at the end of the six months I had like ninety five

hundred bucks and and and had my down payment to buy the property and it was

owner financed and it was fantastic okay that that's one way okay

another way is if you don't get the extended term like that to get your

money so you in other words you use the property that you have but you have the

freedom to use it to make money with it until closing

and then so you're using the property to make the money to come up the down

payment to buy it and then of course then after that takes care of the

payment contract for deep contract for deed is something I haven't used that

often but I really really like this this tool I bought about one of my first

homes with this one that spent third or fourth home that I actually lived in but

I don't a lot of real estate buy now and but I found this property I wanted to

buy and told the owner I said look I'm gonna have can I pay cash for this thing

here and about I don't know six months and can we do a six-month escrow and I

said I'll just pay you rent and he said well let's do a contract for deed he

wanted it he wanted to have a contract for deed now what that means is it's

almost kind of like a lease option to buy kind of not quite the same buddy but

it's a contract that says I'm gonna pay him and maybe in my deal is I was paying

the electricity I was paying I was paying all the utilities of course cuz

living in place but I was also paying the taxes on an any upkeep that there

was and then at the end of I think six months a year I remember exactly I would

come up with the rest of the money to buy the whole place in the meantime

every payment that I gave him he was givin me a little bit of credit towards

purchase because part of that paint money I was paying him was paying part

of the mortgage or I'm sorry he was paying part of a mortgage he had but but

so he'll out a certain amount of it as principal but even if it's interest only

in his mind it doesn't matter your you're getting the property held for you

until you can get a loan but essentially you

you know this isn't necessarily a purchase but it's a way of getting time

and it's a contract for a deed okay this is a backup if you can't make some of

the other stuff work but it's also something that suits people it suits

people sometimes let me give you an example let's say I

liked you and I wanted to sell you my property

and I know that I'm gonna take the proceeds of this property that when I

when you do pay me off cash I'm going to buy something else okay so I know that

you're gonna eventually have the money so I might give you a contract for deed

with the reason being is I'm not ready for this to close because this property

once it closes I'm gonna have cash and I'm not gonna have anywhere to put it

yet so what I might do is say give you a contract for a deed and now wallet we're

waiting for you to get your contract I'm gonna prove that expires and you have

your money to pay me I am gonna go look for the next property that I'm going to

buy with your money so that's a reason somebody might give you a contract for a

deed they don't want to close the deal because as soon as it closes then they

either have to have an accommodator you know the clock starts for deferring

taxes you know in other words deferring the gain off this property into another

so anyways that's just another reason for contract fatigue okay so the other

backup to that is like a road here is a long escrow and a long escrow surgery if

you can have access to the property it buys you more time and even if you don't

have it it buys you more time to go find a partner or to go find a hard money

lender if you watch any of my last more recent videos you know that I've been

having to close deals all cash and on very short notice I mean I have a

three-day deal I have an 11-day deal I think

lakehouse sent a bottle so all these properties just bought in the last few

months the lake house I think also I mean I think I bought that inside of

three weeks and that actually was a long escrow compared to the other ones so

that's it I don't know if anybody has any questions or any questions at all

any fears any fears with doing this stuff for a Ryan how you doing

anyways any questions you have this is good time or if you think of them later

you can always put them in the in the you know below in the comments and we'll

certainly circle back and get to answer them try to think of what else I can

cover here with you well one thing when you do contact agents and you talk to

agents is you learn about the area you want to ask them questions like you know

hey how much is the property also you know why is it so much if it seems like

a lot because you might go why is it so much why it seems like it's high and

you'll find out that that may be you know there's that happens that happens

and so a lot of tension well one that seems high

you know and anyways I can give you a perfect example and this is actually

deal I lost recently actually less than a year ago I lost this deal and so let

me explain what this was because believe me you're like you know failures the

failures you're gonna learn from like like no others so I have a guy well yeah

Ryan you oh yeah I don't even know what we have to talk about when you go to buy

it of course you got it you want to have clear title so you're gonna go to a

title office and you're gonna want to be sure to have an insurance policy for

sure so but let me tell you about property and a property it was

industrial okay it looked like this next to it was a house behind it was a duplex

a little two-story duplex okay

okay I've been in touch with this guy I was doing everything right I was staying

in touch he told me he wanted to keep his house

but he wanted to oh I think he wanted a nine hundred thousand or a million

dollars for just this maybe a million with with this other property here but

he would he did not want to sell the house he didn't want to sell the house

so all of a sudden this thing shows up on the MLS and I see the pictures and he

wants a million dollars and I'm like yeah that's not it's probably too much

yeah it's too much you know I'd already talked to her enough well I find out I

talked to another investor find out he bought and I go are you kidding me how

do you make sense of that he said well he goes you know a building and a duplex

and a house I know what do you mean a house he said yeah no one I got the

house with it I know you gotta be kidding me

so this guy and again this goes to that when I say keep in touch be relentless

otherwise you're gonna be forgotten this case should have called me

I bet I even helped this guy get a contractor for his underground I can't

believe you didn't call me but anyways it happens I'm not really too surprised

at all so this is what happened he'd been talking about these two properties

this one and this one together okay for 1 million just a little bit too much

just a little bit too much he didn't want to sell this one well now he puts

her on the you know in the MLS and it's an agent and he includes this one but I

talked to him so much I'd already knew it wasn't included that made it a

beautiful deal so I lost it that's what happened all right okay great

thanks Stacey glad you're here okay Stacey if you buy 60 anchors and split

it in one to two acre sections but its owner financed how do you sell off the

tracks since the owner still has the deed okay

so Stacey you're talking about mine 60 acres and it's being owner financed by

somebody else okay so so let's say you put 20% down and you

know let's just say how much you paying for the property just give me a ballpark

it doesn't really matter but I'll wait free to answer all right

well anyways here's the deal Stacey's guys talking about 60 acres and she

wants to split it into say one or two acre parcels let's just say though okay

one hundred and ten thousand okay beautiful okay first of all you need to

make sure that you can break it up into those small other parcels and if you can

fantastic so let's just say you're gonna break

that sixty acres into two acre parcels okay so you're gonna get 32 acre parcels

out of this thing so what did you put down on this 20% or what do you think

you're gonna put down on this my next question is going to be what do you

think you can sell that the two intrabar CIL's for per per each because what I

would do is what you're gonna do is you're gonna you can go ahead and do

everything you're talking about it you can break it up just like you're saying

but depending on how much money you get per two acres you may have to go ahead

and put those in escrow and kind of close a few of them concurrently so they

you have enough money either to pay off the guy that you owe the money to

or you may go back to him and say you know let's get a you know a drawdown

agreement and what you would do is you tell them that every time you know let's

just say you have these two acre parcels and let's just say for you know let's

just say you're gonna get you're gonna have thirty two acre parcels and you're

gonna sell them for ten thousand dollars apiece okay so you make an arrangement

for this guy with the person that you bought it for it he's going to release

his interest in each of these two acre parcels as they're sold and if your so

much to say you're selling them for ten thousand dollars he will agree to

release them for for $8,000 per parcel okay because at $8,000 per parcel you're

gonna have him paid off in like you know in like 12 parcels like 12 times 12

times 8 is 96 thousand so with the first 12 sales he's gonna be paid off and then

the balance of those will be your own

okay you're buying it for 2,200 I don't know I don't understand with that what

you mean by that I understand you want to sell it for 8 to 10 so if any of the

bottom line is this Daisy the numbers don't matter that much let

me explain how it works so so what you do so here's your law listen let's just

say this is your encourage okay and you're breaking this into will just say

that's 30 parcels okay let's just say it's 30 goes on okay you you're putting

would you tell me you're putting down I don't know well I'm just gonna assume

that you're gonna put 20,000 down see you oh you owe 90,000 so let's just say

you paid 110 like you wrote you Oh ninety ninety thousand so and you say

you plan on some of these eight to ten will be conservative you're gonna solve

for a two piece okay okay so you're gonna make a deal you're gonna have 30

times AIDS you're gonna have you're gonna have two hundred and forty

thousand in parcels and you only owe this guy $90,000 okay so you when you

sell 12 of these twelve times eight okay

that equals 96 okay so you can make it or you can make a deal with him say look

we want to pay you off incrementally and we want to give you you know maybe you

would maybe you don't even want to give him

8,000 permit you know I worst case you give them

you just give them the full price as your seller okay you give him hate and

after 12 Lots he'll be more than paid off and what you can tell them is is

that every time you make a sale you're gonna give the whole eight thousand if

you can talk them into taking six thousand that's probably even better

because if you do it at six thousand okay six thousand you give him six

thousand you keep 2k for yourself so after fifteen lots with the six

thousand each I'm sorry your son for eight thousand each but

after fifteen Lots sold at eight thousand you keeping two for you six for

the note holder I'll just say the owner of the previous owner okay

so 15 times six there's his ninety thousand right there okay so after

fifteen lots by the time you burn up half of the property you'll have thirty

thousand dollars in your pocket you'll live recoup your money Galland plus

whatever probably you spent on doing the subdivision and now the you'll have the

remaining fifteen lots that you're gonna sell on your own over you know but now

now you get all the money because he'll be clear by the time he gets here that

that's not uncommon at all you know you can ask him it's not gonna happen

probably because you got to be a fool to do this but sometimes people will come

in with the idea of developing and they want the guy that they owe the money to

to subordinate to a new second or the cost you never want to do that you never

want to do that as an owner when you sell you don't want to do it because

you'll be stuck with all the liens if he doesn't know what he's doing so but do

you understand is that clear I think everybody understands that right you

just basically get the guy that owns it to do a release on each lot as they're

going he just releases that he releases it he releases it but he's doing it for

money and it's a good way it's a great way to sell and buy and sell it's not a

problem at all all right okay well Stacey you're saying so how do people

by the lots build yeah I'm not sure how did the people buying the Lots build I

assume they either have a builder or they are a builder

I mean I've flipped a lot of lots to builders lots of property so you know

sometimes people just buy a property with the intent of you know building you

know two years down the road people go out to the country and they buy a lot

you know they finish up whatever they plan on doing on the home that they have

or maybe the kids are finished in school and kids go to college they move out to

the country how was all the time there's a lot of reasons for moving and I'm just

assuming you're in the country cuz you got a you know 60 acres so I just sold

52 acres there's 180 homes on it now and that's in less than two years and I made

over two and a half million on that property so I like where you're going I

didn't even subdivide mine but I Rizzoli so that it could be subdivided to

smaller stuff so that's what I would do is you just you just get a release an

owner's release on the properties as they're being developed and that'll take

care of that it's about that simple so if you're just now watching please like

the videos please subscribe and please get in line for I got an app I'm giving

away it's a hundred percent free and it's I'm gonna release it as soon as I

have a thousand people that signed up for it made a lot of money in real

estate been doing this since I was 19 it's a great lifestyle and it is much

easier than most people realize it really there is no school they can teach

you what I can teach you this is all experience but it you know you can learn

it you know I've just learned it by doing and but I can probably shortcut

you a lot and save you a lot of time

okay I assume there's a delay okay gotcha

understood thanks thanks Stacy appreciate the questions but so look I

have four kids I have two in college I have twin

14 years old the purpose of my blog here is to to leave a guidebook for my boys

to follow you know my family I got Alzheimer's runs in my family my dad

died of my grandmother died of it and I'm hoping I miss it but I may not and

I'm kind of an old dad now so I I just I'm afraid that in 10-15 years I may not

have the capacity to train my boys and to show them what I know and and that's

probably gonna be the most hungriest to learn although they're actually doing

pretty good already you'll see them in some of my videos too but depth please

like my videos again please share and subscribe if you can get on the

notifications that's a good way Stacy I had I asked her to get on the

notifications last night and her husband had been writing me I told them I you

know I answer their questions if they you know if they come on live and I

appreciate it and see your questions help educate everybody else so I really

appreciate the fact that you you know you you did come back and ask me online

so everybody could get the benefit of the answers so again Tom that flip

anything usa.com and I don't I don't sell seminars I don't do any personal

mentoring Stacy and Wilbur can attest to that they asked me to contact when I get

other I get calls all the time for such things but really this is how I want to

mentor I want to mentor like this and I want to do it in a communal way where we

can all learn from each other and and I believe me the only payment I want is I

want to see you make money because if you're making money it means I'm doing

this right and if I'm doing this right it's gonna serve my kids later on so

that's it for now I'm gonna say goodbye so please stay in touch please please

join please subscribe I'm gonna be doing this I mean until I can anymore okay so

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Fired! One Democrat Is Facing An Ethics Sanction, Libs Can't Believe Their Eyes - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 4:23.

You would surmise that that subsidiary with the media would understand that with the present

condition of the web, that keeping a top on stories is practically inconceivable.

One basic tweet and the ugly truth is out in the open as sites illuminate with the news,

regardless of the possibility that it is very theoretical.

That the story may not be right or have been misshaped is insignificant.

It will get free, and once that occurs there is no returning it in the jug.

Stories with sexual hints, particularly those including big names, are extremely unpredictable.

Individuals appear to desire this sort of news, so the web, as of now an effective power

for spreading news and chatter, goes into hyper-roll over such disclosures.

Best to fess up and attempt to get really out there than to leave the web to its own

with the unavoidable contortions and hypotheses that will be spread.

Democratic attorney David Boies evidently doesn't comprehend this as he attempted

to put a cover on the Harvey Weinstein story while his law office was working for The New

York Times.

Clearly, he fizzled.

How might anybody expect something else?

Anyway, the NYT has ended its association with Mr. Boies' law office, something that

shouldn't come as a lot of a shock either.

Mainstream media outlets, for example, The New York Times positively require no assistance

in depicting the picture that they are basically mouthpieces for the left.

This is an acknowledged actuality among conservatives and has helped start the "fake news" allegations

that have been heaved at media firms, for example, CNN.

That these assaults have stuck is a measure of the disappointment conservatives have had

with a news industry that is overpowering one-sided against their political perspectives.

"The New York Times dismissed the firm of famed Democratic lawyer David Boies after

Ronan Farrow's explosive report for the New Yorker put Boies at the center of Harvey

Weinstein's efforts to stamp out the Times' reporting on his sexual misconduct.

"'WE NEVER CONTEMPLATED THAT THE LAW FIRM WOULD CONTRACT WITH AN INTELLIGENCE FIRM TO

CONDUCT A SECRET SPYING OPERATION AIMED AT OUR REPORTING AND OUR REPORTERS,' THE TIMES

WROTE IN A TUESDAY STATEMENT ANNOUNCING THEY WOULD NO LONGER WORK WITH BOIES'S FIRM,

BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER.

'SUCH AN OPERATION IS REPREHENSIBLE.'"

Mr. Boies and his law office have just exacerbated the situation, something the NYT has conceded.

So we have a law office controlled by Democrats, attempting to advance Democratic causes.

Up until this point, nothing amiss with that.

At that point, one of the principals of the law office stepped over the line by attempting

to control the arrival of news by one of its customers, The New York Times.

"Monday, immediately after Farrow's piece broke, the New York Times issued a statement

aghast at Boies, Schiller & Flexner's conduct, reading:

"'We learned today that the law firm of Boies Schiller and Flexner secretly worked

to stop our reporting on Harvey Weinstein at the same time as the firm's lawyers were

representing us in other matters … We consider this intolerable conduct, a grave betrayal

of trust, and a breach of the basic professional standards that all lawyers are required to

observe.

It is inexcusable and we will be pursuing appropriate remedies.'"

As the Times must know, this kind of disclosure just draws in more claims that the paper is

a purveyor of "fake news," or for this situation, no news in the event that it influences

Democrats to look terrible.

The inquiry remains what, assuming any, move the Times will make against Boies and his

law office.

There's a reasonable moral violation here.

What's more, what Boies did has done nothing to help the notoriety of the daily paper.

On the off chance that anything, it just affirmed what many as of now accept is a reality.

The greater inquiry is whether the Times will ever have the capacity to build up itself

as a reliable source.

Not to be cynical, but rather without a noteworthy possession change and an enormous shakeup

inside the paper, it's suspicious.

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