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Youtube daily instagram Jul 31 2017

Hi, I'm Jan Rezab this is Social Media Minute.

I think it's clear to everyone at this point

that Instagram Stories has officially beaten Snapchat.

They have more users, they have a better user experience

and they're launching significantly more features.

For the marketers out there, what is this going to mean?

First of all, Instagram has a much bigger base

and while only a portion of that base today uses stories

this will likely grow to 400, 500, 600 million because in the meanwhile

Instagram, by the end of the year, will have one billion users.

For sure.

What this will look like is, you'll have to build more stories as a marketer.

And Instagram has launched many more things than Snapchat.

Instagram has better analytics,

they have better product feature launches

they've just integrated live in a super way.

Then they put in a feature that allows you to archive a video into a live story

and also reupload it to Instagram.

This is really a great and powerful platform

and they're clearly gonna build it forward.

From my point of view,

Snapchat is a little dead, still in the US you can do it

but in my opinion, as I already stated several times,

Today, they're worth $20 billion on the stock exchange.

I bet when they show the results,

and this video might come up after their results at Q2,

we're gonna see them not growing at the daily active users if growing at all.

We're gonna see everything slowing down, all the KPIs.

And then it's just a direct messaging platform used by a specific audience.

Instagram and Instagram Stories

is the platform marketers should be focused on.

You have to be doing those stories, you have to be doing not one or two a week.

This is nonsense obviously, they disappear after 24 hours for the users.

You do have to do 2, 3, 4 a day.

The challenge is, and it's going to be moving forward

for many of the marketers that wanna have that

is obviously the production.

You have to keep it fun, otherwise the users are gonna disconnect and engage.

Don't just put out content for the sake of it

because people are gonna unsubscribe quickly

from your stories or your entire channel

if you're spamming them. You really have to have great content.

For more infomation >> Why Instagram Stories Are Beating Snapchat - Social Media Minute - Duration: 2:39.

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La modelo Cara Delevingne revoluciona las redes con su vídeo de Instagram - Duration: 1:53.

For more infomation >> La modelo Cara Delevingne revoluciona las redes con su vídeo de Instagram - Duration: 1:53.

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Instagram Beğeni/Takipçi /Yorum Engeli Kaldırma (%100 ÇALIŞIYOR) - Duration: 3:32.

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Bustamante enseña por primera vez a su hija Daniela en Instagram - Duration: 2:10.

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Loredana Lecciso pubblica una foto su Instagram ed è polemica, ecco il motivo | K.N.B.T - Duration: 3:41.

For more infomation >> Loredana Lecciso pubblica una foto su Instagram ed è polemica, ecco il motivo | K.N.B.T - Duration: 3:41.

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超特急、期間限定Instagram開始 MV300万再生突破を記念して HD - Duration: 1:09.

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Meet the brazen model ignoring Instagram's no-nipple rule in RED-HOT posts - Duration: 2:08.

Meet the brazen model ignoring Instagram's no-nipple rule in RED-HOT posts

Busty bombshell Scarlet Bouvier has long been sending her 29,000 followers wild with some seriously racy posts. The sexy stunner is clearly not shy of a flesh flash, rarely posting a snap to her account that she isn't at least semi-naked in.

And despite Instagram employing a strict no-nipple policy for its female hotties, the brunette babe is officially fighting back in a series of risqué outfits.

Pushing the flesh flashing rules to the absolute limit, Scarlet simmers in one topless shot using the planet's smallest emoji as a nipple cover. SAUCY: The brunette beauty has a legion of loyal fans.

In another snap she bares all in a see-through bikini top, while she happily shows off a nipple piercing in another artistic photo – barely covering her boobs with a thin pair of braces.

"You just keep getting better and better," one fan commented on her page.

Another said: "I'm really lost for words, I would die happy if you were the last thing I saw." "Unreal, why would you bother wearing any clothes at all?" a third added. STUNNER: The model is very confident in her skin.

But Scarlet isn't the only one pushing boundaries on social media. Glamour model Elle Johnson has been banned from Instagram on two occasions this year for being "too sexy".

But the blonde bombshell has not let that stop her posting raunchy snaps to the delight of her 450,000 dedicated followers.

For more infomation >> Meet the brazen model ignoring Instagram's no-nipple rule in RED-HOT posts - Duration: 2:08.

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Mayra Cardi fatura até R$ 8 mil por post no Instagram - Duration: 0:12.

For more infomation >> Mayra Cardi fatura até R$ 8 mil por post no Instagram - Duration: 0:12.

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Instagram videos - Duration: 3:57.

For more infomation >> Instagram videos - Duration: 3:57.

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'My partner in crime!' Eva Longoria posts sweet Instagram photo tribute - Duration: 3:57.

'My partner in crime!' Eva Longoria posts sweet Instagram photo tribute

Eva Longorias posted a sweet black and white Instagram photo of herself and her third and current husband José Antonio Bastón sitting at a restaurant booth.

The 42-year-old actress uploaded the black-and-white snapshot on Friday, and shes rhapsodized about the rakishly handsome 49-year-old in her caption.

My partner in crime! He hates when I post pics of him, but my husband is the best human being I know, she wrote of the man she got married to in May of last year.

We travel the world together, we laugh together, we love each moment together in pure joy. You are my angel Pepe Baston, put on this earth to fill my heart with love and happiness.

Te amo vida mía! she wrote, popping in a puckered-lips emoji.

Covering the June issue of Health this year, she dished that she and her man motivate each other to get exercising, having said: He loves it. Hes like: We gotta do it. And Im like: I knooow, the erstwhile Desperate Housewifes recalled.

Shes gossiped: My motivation is also the glass of wine at the end of the day. Im like: Eva, if you want that glass of wine, this is what were gonna have to do..

Asked what gives her the most joy, shes said: My husband. Hearing him breathe makes me happy. Its not like: Oh, I love marriage. I love being married to him..

Shes gone on to say: Hes just - I cant even believe we found each other. We complement each other. Were supportive of each other. We adore each other. Its really sickening, and anybody whos around us is like: Ugh, shes quipped.

Eva shared that the evening before shed given this Health interview, We had a special dinner, and our big joy is just drinking a really great bottle of wine.

Apparently, the dashing José will be like: Where do you want to eat next Christmas? And Im like: Its January. I dont know. But he wants it to be special.

Hes from the 1940s, I think. He must have time-traveled here, said Eva. The Corpus Christi-born TV stars first go at matrimony had been with Tyler Christopher of General Hospital semi-fame and had lasted from 2002 to 2004.

Three years after her first divorce, shed given marriage another try with Bruges-born San Antonio Spur Tony Parker, but she wound up divorced again in 2011.

Youtube daily t'shirt Jul 31 2017

My Question is: In your Childhood you moved sometimes. You're travelling a lot usually.

I think that Travelling, expecially out of our own Country, - It's very important for Personal Education. Expecially for Teenagers.

But there're Parents who don't let Travelling Their Children, ever when they're of Legal Age.

In your opinion - Why are they so scared of all that is "outside"? And what would you like to say to these Parents?

This is a Great Privilege as well. It's a Privilege to have a Home & feel Safe.

Many of others don't have it now. Let's see what happens in Syria.

5.000.000 should move from their Home. They lost everything & now they are living In Refugee Camps & Accommodation centres.

It's the Opposite of what you're speaking to. Your Question let me think about this Because ones I met a Guy in UNHCR.

In "Accommodation centres for Syrian Refugees" I met a lot of young people who I spoke with.

There was a Guy who told me - - I always wanted to travel & now.. I'm travelling.. But I'm invisible.. I don't exist in the Society..

They don't have a Passport.. a Permission to work.. They are Refugees in United Nations.

So he said to me: - Now I'm travelling.. But I'm invisible & I don't see anything..

This Situation is Shoking. He's constantly moving with a great Risk.

First he came in Greece And then he made an Illegal Journey to Germany.

And yes, he's travelling, but he's saying: "I wanted always to travelling & now I'm travelling, But I'm invisible & I'm unable to see anything."

I know - this is not a Reply to your Question.

But I think: - It's not a Journey itself to make you see the things. It's not only the Idea of Travelling..

Music.. Art.. Can make you Travel as well.. Can make you Discover the things..

They can make you become more Open-minded than a Holiday in Miami.

Obvious.. it's more fun to have a Parents Telling you - "Go, do what you want"..

But if your Parents are telling you Always: "Go & do what you want.." It's another Extreme which is not very usufull..

I don't know how to reply to you Question.. You made me think about that Guy I met 2 y.a. His Story has had a profound effect on me.

For more infomation >> MIKA Giffoni 2017 - "WHEN PARENTS DON'T LET YOU TRAVELLING" (Eng sub) - Duration: 3:48.

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"I don't like my housemates but I don't want to kick them out!" - Duration: 3:19.

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Rob Markman - I Don't Wanna Wait (feat. Kirby Maurier) - Duration: 3:47.

It's like where we're from, you'd be lucky to make it out

Not everybody gets this chance God help us all

J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League

8 Bars

I'm from the block where the powder blew minds 'Cross the street from the spot fiends crowded

two lines Summertime hot, had to shower two times

My very first pair was the Powder Blue 9s Thought Jordans and a gold chain was livin'

So I molded my image out of God's Son's vision To the point every communion that I'm gettin'

I'm in Bred 11s and Bordeaux 7s Christ, it was written and rap was our religion

Let my OG mold me, he hustled for a livin' 16 in the spot, close enough to smell it

Rode with him on his shift, he never let me sell it

Lost my mind 'round the time that bro got locked

Couple years before that is when Kev got shot I mean...

I could've been a crash test dummy Pumpin' for herringbones, beeper and sneaker

money

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til that sunshine turn to rain 'Til them good times go away

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til the devil take control Gotta hold on to my soul

Don't wanna wait

My brother got locked, I only visited once The ride was sick, smelled like someone pissed on the bus

He taught me when the gun buck, you duck

And I was only 18 the night I almost got touched Couple shots close range, I think God intervened

Same corner I seen needles in arms of a fiend Same corner I seen teens bear arms for the green

Same corner I seen kings die for a dream

Somethin' like survivor's remorse So when I hit St. Paul's, make the sign of the cross

Word to Wallace and the solace that I find in the lord

Found God 'round the time Al died in the Bronx

Bless Brad, bless Brad for the gangsta and the gospel

The Fix was like the Bible, Face was our Apostle

My fate was in the bottle, I chased with a Clamato

Vodka shots, no tomorrow, Hail Mary with my eyes closed

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til that sunshine turn to rain 'Til them good times go away

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til the devil take control Gotta hold on to my soul

Don't wanna wait

Everyone addicted to somethin' Some addicted to drugs, some addicted to hustlin'

Some addicted to women, some addicted to sinnin' It's the rush, the adrenaline, the high when it settle in

I tap a vein, hopin' that my dreams pop

'Cause I don't wanna wake up, and then the dream stop

But I can't sleep either Seen dudes better than me turn underachiever

Men with ambition get hit, turn up missin' I almost got shot, I started seein' things different

My homie baggin' in the kitchen

I'm just waitin' for this Hennessy to kick in

These drunk thoughts, soberin' my soul Seen karma come around, startin' to lose control

Just tryna get it 'fore the time pass 'Cause I don't know how long the ride lasts

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til that sunshine turn to rain 'Til them good times go away

Said I don't wanna wait No, I don't wanna wait

'Til the devil take control Gotta hold on to my soul

Don't wanna wait

For more infomation >> Rob Markman - I Don't Wanna Wait (feat. Kirby Maurier) - Duration: 3:47.

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Don't kill your child with IIT/IIM - Focus on Cognitive development in hindi - Duration: 7:51.

For more infomation >> Don't kill your child with IIT/IIM - Focus on Cognitive development in hindi - Duration: 7:51.

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CAN'T LET GO - Mariah Carey Live 1992 REACTION - Duration: 6:04.

Hi guys,

I'm back with the new reaction video. Tonight,

I'm gonna go back in time to react to

Mariah Carey Can't Let Go

Live at Soul Train

in 1992

This performance is one of her best live performance

Let's get into it

So Magical (edited)

This is almost

30 years ago

I wasn't even born yet

People dance and

sing

I love the backup singers

I can't do it

She did this performance so effortlessly

and

this song is

not one of her Number #1,

right?

But I think this song deserves to be one of her

No #1 song on Billoard

Hot 100 Chart

anyway, I love this song so it doesn't matter

at all

that's all for today

I'm finished my reaction video

If you like it , give it

a thumps up and don't forget to click the subscribe button

Thank you for your time and your supports

If you have any request

give it in the comment box below. I will check it out

thank you and see you in the next video you take care

For more infomation >> CAN'T LET GO - Mariah Carey Live 1992 REACTION - Duration: 6:04.

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(Yurio x Yuri) I Don't Wanna Live Forever [ Yuri!!! on ICE ] - Duration: 4:09.

For more infomation >> (Yurio x Yuri) I Don't Wanna Live Forever [ Yuri!!! on ICE ] - Duration: 4:09.

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Como usar un Cigarro Electrico/ Unboxing Vaporizador EGO-T - Duration: 9:44.

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Boiling The Frog - Episode 4: Don't Drink the Water - Duration: 5:05.

Oh boy…This is the million dollar shot, Al.

This is my grandson, little Joe,

and this is at the reception for my second swearing-in.

And now I have three of these,

grandchildren. And I don't want them

in 50 years saying, "Grandpa,

you knew about climate change.

You were a United States Senator.

Why didn't you do anything?"

"And also, why are you still alive?"

Because I would be 116.

Well, my son says that to me now.

I saw that show that you did.

Years of Living Dangerously,

that was such a great show.

And, you know what struck me in that show,

is that you appeared

to be so stupid

in it.

Maybe they can even show a clip from it here.

What is that?

Those are electricity wires.

Electricity is going through there now?

Right now, yeah.

One snarl is worse than the next.

This infrastructure has not been upgraded

for a very, very long time.

Right, so about 30 percent of what we are generating

is getting lost in transmission,

so when we lose the electricity

in the transmission,

we are having to burn more coal

for the same amount of electricity.

And that affects the climate?

That affects the climate.

I would imagine, it's a long flight to India, isn't it?

Sixteen hours.

Couldn't you have just read

what they're doing over there in India

and not have to act like you didn't know it?

I think in this rare circumstance

ignorance was actually a benefit.

But I think that's been

something of your persona,

throughout your career.

You're being generous.

I think it's in the DNA.

No, I think that everyone sees you-

As dumb.

Well, as an everyman

who's inquiring.

Let me tell you something,

you get off the plane in India,

Indira Gandhi International Airport,

number one airport in the world two years in a row,

and you have the flight crew

screaming at you,

"don't drink the water, don't drink the water."

And, you get out of the airport

and it smells like people are burning furniture.

More polluted than Beijing,

and they expect to have

1.6 billion people

in India, soon.

And they're trying to electrify

three hundred million homes.

And they're going to do that

at a rate of 7,000 homes a day.

Now think about calling your cable guy.

Well, it's a whole different deal.

Such a crazy quilt of an experience.

One of the things that I was profoundly affected by

was your visit to the

remote village.

These kids studying in these mud huts

by the kerosene lanterns,

and this woman, the matron of the family,

put all three of her kids through high school

and two in college, one getting a graduate degree.

But, the kerosene lantern

stunts the growth of these kids.

How heartbreaking is that?

There's a lot of heartbreak in all of this.

That's why I do my job.

The whole point of my job

is to improve people's lives.

I have such great admiration for you,

to have had such a

wonderfully successful career

in a diametrically opposite field.

Although helping people through comedy

and entertainment is certainly valuable.

I was a satirist,

you see,

and you a clown.

And so there's a difference, you confuse that.

I'm just saying, you are to me,

well I love you.

I'll just finish that way.

Well, I think what's important about my feelings

toward you, I do love you,

but America loves you, and misses you.

No they don't.

You'd be surprised.

I am constantly looking

for a version of your life,

where what I do beyond

is truly meaningful.

You can't have people coming and saying,

"I want to have the same impact as an Al Franken."

It's an impossible standard for people.

India now, they have coal,

and it's lousy coal, I think it's igneous.

I may have just made that up,

but they have lousy coal.

I need my smartphone so I can look up "igneous."

You're calling me out on igneous?

For more infomation >> Boiling The Frog - Episode 4: Don't Drink the Water - Duration: 5:05.

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Tame Impala - Why won't you make up your mind?, Live NYC 2017 (Sub Español) - Duration: 4:47.

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THEY DON'T CARE ABOUT US XYLOPHONE COVER | INSTRUMENTAL | BABY XYLOPHONE | - Duration: 3:17.

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Nanna Don't Play - Duration: 22:41.

For more infomation >> Nanna Don't Play - Duration: 22:41.

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BABY DON'T COME BACK [OFFICIAL MV FULL] | ALLAN THANH TÚ - Duration: 5:00.

For more infomation >> BABY DON'T COME BACK [OFFICIAL MV FULL] | ALLAN THANH TÚ - Duration: 5:00.

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(not a hate video) my opinion on basic's 'why i can't stand kpop fandoms (sasaeng) video - Duration: 3:29.

okay, so I'm just making this after like watching

watching basic's livestream and the kpop video

and im sending no hate to basic at all i love her, her channel is pretty great

basically i

okay before i start, i'm a kpop fan

im an 'army' i guess. an exo-l and a vip and i know i commented about and i

commented a lot on her...

comment section of that video but like i tried to stay as reasonable as possibl

i wasn't really butthurt cus like after watching it a couple times i was just like oh

everyone's being butthurt about the wrong thing cus it wasn't about the fandom in general *doesnt make sense lol*

everyone made it seem like she was talking about the fan...

fandom *noises* she was actually sasaengs i think

a lot of people didnt get even sum people who don't like kpop which makes everyone seem like

these kpop fandoms are cancerous *cringes at saying cancerous*

and...

as a kpop fan myself....

i just thought oh well this kind of sucks for me everyone... how... everyone kind of h-hates me now

even tho im just a chill... fan *nah im an air conditioner* i'm just making this video just to adress this and just to send

just like some message to people who watched that video and

it was just like really suckish to see all that hate going to basic

like i know she wasn't crying in the thing (livestream) but it sure did sound like she was

and it was like (im saying *like* so much im sorry) so stupid how there were like fanwars between people who like

kpop and people who don't like kpop, and i was just like just like who you like. i think she read out my comment

i said why can't we just like what we like

and first of all... i think what we should make obvious is that sasaengs are not

'fans' of kpop... we're not like... we (chill, nice kpop fans) don't really appreciate them if that makes sense

th-that should make sense and like there are like sasaengs in the pop

culture as well

basically kpop is just a genre of music

it's like not everyone likes spanish music not everyone like pop music or like rock music or something...

it's just another genre of pop or music or whatever

so yeah, i just wanted to make this video

to address that and just stop calling the fandom in general 'cancerous' just call sasaengs (and other annoying obssessive kpop fans)

cancerous (xD sorry i dont like them) it's like how everyone says this fandom is cancerous, this phandom is cancerous

there are a lot of flaws and our fandom (every fandom that exists) the kpop fandom in general and other fandoms in general

but like

there are like

h-how should i say this... some fandoms are like layers blah blah blah that cliché stuff

so yeah, all my love to basic, hopes her channel goes well

goes wells i mean (?)

so ya there's my opinion hbu :3

For more infomation >> (not a hate video) my opinion on basic's 'why i can't stand kpop fandoms (sasaeng) video - Duration: 3:29.

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I Don't Even Know - Duration: 5:46.

Hi guys! today I'm gonna be playing a game called 'I Don't Even Know'

So this is one of those old games that can be found on Newgrounds or somthing

Then all of a sudden, it starts to get popular on YouTube

Okay

PLOY!

FREE!

TOO!

WON!

GOGH!

(Everything is mispelled lol)

Which men stole teh cookie?

Man 1: It not me I Am A Cookie!

Man 2: No Is me I ain't hayv arms

NOT Man :Myself Is not man

Oh! That guy!

that guy, yeah

Next Mission: Click on Steve!

Hey!

Next Mission

Have him get eat!

Okat

Is that enough (probably)

Make joo a'splode (man i sed it rong)

Well ur not allowed!

then why!

Then why does the! (idk what to say about this :|)

Let's just continue playing the game

Cover his nude!

Defeat Mr. Clown! (he looks so evil)

heh

hey, at least i defeated him ( YES! Mr. Clown is DEFEATED!)

draw!

dats

SCRIBBLE ALL OVER THE PAGES!

What light are hawter

no

no

noooo

no

this one!

Hey!

Let's go with that

next mission!

Fix rocket plz

Oh! I'm supposed to put it INSIDE the rocket'

Next mission!

Find meh (like the one from The Emoji Movie!)

Which one of you is meh! (he's not here, he's in THE EMOJI MOVIE)

Oh! That guy!

How can I tell the difference, everyone looks EXACTLY the same.

boop. boop. boop.

Hey! Wha-

Paper or plastic, ma'am? (how dare u call a grown handsome d00d a "Ma'am")

Let's go with paper

and plastic

NOT BOTH!

Anybody home?

ding-dong

*all of a sudden, a wild angry neighbor appears*

YES?!

You is teh life of teh party!

Why do I have butterfly wings or fly wings or sth

idk

Dance show get!

That guy here! That guy here! That guy here!

Man, this game's so easy

Enjoy my surround sounds!

Make an wish (rly bad gramr, but i gues dis is how meme gamez work)

Hey, Hi, Hey!!!

Why can't I!

Oh! now I understand!

Wish came true! (happy birthday dude)

BOSS DEFEAT!

STOP! ARE JOO SURE? DEAL OR NO DEAL?

NO MY EARRING!

Joo is stealthy

Deny agreement!

I agree to eat nasty foods!

Can I!

Where are Harry Potter?

he's not here [there], he's not here

Oh!

Um.. I is lost

(Why is he in the ladies room?)

Next Mission

Hide Evidence

Fun

Flash CS3

Homework

Yes!

Where is my fireworks?

It's locked

OH!

Boss Defeat

Joor liscense, Mr.

That's a picture of an ugly guy!

Well the picture of an ugly guy is my liscence y'know

That be playing card

Yu-Gi-Oh card? (what does yu-gi-oh even means) it are fale!

I love best buddy

I Don't Even Know (LAST LEVEL!)

uhhh.. right click?

right click to WIN the game, right click NOT to win

uhhhh.. win?

Yes! I won!

It wasn't that hard

Go to Lawlolawl Studios

Oh! That's it!

well that was surprisingly, y'guys

yeah

but I'll see you guys in the next video (man i have to come up with an intro)

BYE!

SUBSCRIBE!!!

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SML Theory: Why Jacques Pierre can't be Jeffy's Father! PART 2 [Critical Cartoon Conspiracy! #5] - Duration: 9:26.

Welcome back to another Critical Cartoon Conspiracy!

Today back into the SML discussion of why Jacques Pierre Frances CANNOT be jeffy's

biological father, now today is where I prove that I'm not like any other theorist.

If you don't believe one of my theories I will MAKE YOU BELIEVE unless you're a

stubborn little shiesa then I can't do shit.

As usual I'm your host as Greyson Adams (@ThatNerdyJew) and let's get Deep into

Conspiracy! *opening plays*

Jeffy shows no signs of ethnicity other than painting and learning french which Mr.Goodman

teaches French,Spanish and so much more.

Also Mr.Goodman travels a lot so that can explain why Jeffy was born in France.

But Mr.Goodman most likely gave Jeffy up for adoption (because he does work at the agency)

then went on being rich and all.

Goodman knows art so that's why Jeffy's good.

However inside Jeffy's Brain where he learned "French" from his father you also have to

keep in mind that Goodman owns MANY companies including a language teaching thing.

Jeffy never said he "lived" with Jacques so that can also help out my point.

Mr.Goodman travels a lot so that can explain why Jeffy was born in France.

Mr.Goodman most likely gave Jeffy up for adoption (because he does work at the agency) then

went on being rich and all.

While Jacques adopted Jeffy FROM Mr.Goodman thus showing Jeffy's personal confusion with

his biological father.

Jeffy is INCREDIBLY smart there are spot on facts to prove such statements from episodes

such as Sml Movie: Jeffy's Homework; Jefft counts the ABC's backwards which in reality

is a sign of genius.

Jeffy even convinced Mr. Goodman to even create his own law of subtraction called "Jeffy's

Law", Back inside Sml Movie: Jeffy's Homework Mr.Goodman believes Mario adopted Jeffy but

in order for that to even occur Mr.Goodman would have to know that Jeffy was out for

adoption but how would Mr.Goodman be aware of Jeffy's existence???

Not like Jeffy was even attending school before all of this, he was most likely hidden inside

the house for most of his time because no one has even heard of Jeffy within any of

the school videos until AFTER he was introduced inside SML Movie: The Baby sitter.

Mr.Goodman also gets a very nervous face when Mario says the phrase "I didn't adopt

Jeffy" at this moment which can be seen at the 1:27 Time Code he also gives a weird

look when Mario mentions they're searching for his parents.

In recent SML Movies such as Sml Movie: The Fender Bender we hear a rather similar voice

on the telly that asks for Jeffy, let's have a listen.. *play 3 times*

as strange as this is already the ending SML question of this video will have you shook…

let's take a look… now let's take a quick look.

This isn't the first time Mr.Goodman tried to get close to Jeffy because what Logan didn't

want you to realize is that back inside SML Movie: The Fender Bender the entire time Mr.Goodman

was actually STALKING Jeffy?

Inside this entire movie if you can realize Mario hit Mr.Goodman's car but where was

he even parked?

As you can see it clear as day here Mr.Goodman was actually sitting in front of Mario's

house he was on his block when Mario was on his way back FROM McDonalds.

As well as being on the way back to Domino's pizza where they hit Mr.Goodman's car again?!

Only shortly after the short confrontation on the phone with Jeffy.

This is a theory from one of my amazing fans "LiemeCrew" whom posted this comment *show

comment* where I can agree but let me state it in a way that can EASILY Blow your minds

where as well it fits my theory.

"My theory is that in the New SuperMarioLogan Film we find out that Nancy killed Jacques

Pierre Frances believing that he was Jeffy's Father and she made it look like a suicide.

Then went to claim her only son Jeffy but only after a while in prison had she found

the hidden truth lies inside the SuperMarioLogan lore that Jacques ISN'T Jeffy's Father

while Mr.Goodman IS.

When Nancy finds out she breaks out of Prison she's going to seek revenge.

Not only she places a price on Mario she knows that she can have a hell a lot of money due

to Mr.Goodman's bank account, she would need someone who would easily be

on her side but who?

Someone who used to work for Mr.Goodman and someone who lost so much, a meth addicted

Clown, A Black Pimp and the psychotic delusional lady Nancy herself.

The Bad guys Tyrone, Screwball and Nancy are going to side together to take the one thing

Jeffy truly desires… an actual father so they kidnap Jeffy to attract Mario since he's

the legal guardian of Jeffy he would need to sign the rights away as well as sign contracts

if she wanted to reinstate his fortune.

I can only assume Mario will take action to his OWN hands and gather the OLD Sml crew

and maybe Feebee MAY make an appearance however I personally believe Nancy already killed

Feebee (but that's another theory for another time) but when the battle happens all I know

is that all the beans will be spilled, we will know who Jeffy's real father is as

well as seeing a bunch of important characters die."

Now how do I know that Mario wasn't the one that was kidnapped?

Well inside the SuperMarioLogan Movie Trailer though we did SEE Mario's hat on the floor

as the ice cream truck was driving away we also heard in the far away distance Jeffy

screaming but the way he was would only make sense if he was inside the truck.

Screwball is known for abducting and collecting kids as well as Tyrone the pimp inside the

SML Movie Bowser Junior's Youtube Channel you can clearly see that Tyrone was a victim

of hearing the N word coming from his son's friend but why was he inside the closet for

the 2nd time?

probably to keep an eye on Cody to make sure that Cody isn't learning that kind of offense

or something sheesh if I couldn't tell I would think that Tyrone would be an overprotective

dad…

*flash Victoria's Comment* Anyways I actually believe he was plotting on kidnapping Junior

and making him into a sex product before he upright said that N word again to get his

ass kicked And then causing Tyrone to leave knowing that Junior would probably keep saying

it and would potentially ruining his business.

Who else has Tyrone kidnapped?

Most likely Cody's Sister otherwise why else would she be in Wisconsin if not for

sex trafficking, there's a news article on this website called the "Wisconsin Gazette"

where they state the rise of sex trafficking in early February 2016 where the video Cody's

Sister was uploaded on February 7th, 2016.

Coincidence?

maybe but let's take a little further look into things with Jeffy's Sister Feebee,

was supposedly living in France because well that's where Jeffy was born but can we believe

that only she appears a couple months AFTER the Prostitution law was placed into order

there's also some possibility that FeeBee was a victim of being raped and killed during

the sex trafficking law in France was passed.

The sex trafficking law was placed April 13th, 2016 where Feebee's appearance may have

been in spirit to try and reunite with her brother for one last time.. on September 4th,

2016; where she appeared lastly inside Jeffy's dream.

Who has Screwball kidnapped?

Nobody really knows but I feel that he's been working with Tyrone the entire time because

who else knows how to creep around people's houses better than screwball?

let's take some clips that show how sneaky he is.

*show clips*

Now let's take a glance here on who was the previous hookers

before the girls that were allegedly taken, We have Nancy,Cody's mother and Joseph's

Mother.

Now inside the SML Movie the Magical Button we here see a very great glance of Mr.Goodman's

wife now how do I know that this is HIS wife? he has the same hair colour as him as well

as his blue eyes but why not his sister you may ask well because we all know Mr.Goodman

is vain as all fucking hell so why not fuck the mirror?

That's what he's doing, but if you can also see her son is locked inside of a cage

because he's 'Kwrazy'' Patrick may as well be the half brother of Jeffy due to the

fact they're both special needs but from two different mothers.

She ends up dying as well as Mr.Goodman but why her?

What's so important of showing just this random side character if not to tell us something?

We'll find out sooner or later here on Jewtoons!

I hope I made my concrete point here and enjoyed this weeks episode of Critical Cartoon Conspiracy

of the week, be sure to subscribe with post notifications and comment down below on what

Character you want me to evaluate next?

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below to see all my shitposting and animations that never made the cut for my main channel.

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Until next time I'm Greyson Adams @ThatNerdyJew and this was Critical Cartoon Conspiracy here

on Jewtoons!

TOON OUT!

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No, Snapchat Won't Die - Duration: 8:32.

*Childish Music*

>> ALEX: Hey guys, I'm here, let's get technical.

When I'm not obsessively binge watching Casually Explained, I've been reading more

and more articles arguing that Snapchat, and it's parent company, Snap Inc, will die

or fail or not make it through the year.

As an avid Snapchat user, I raise an eyebrow the articles like these, and while they put

forward legitimate and really interesting arguments, I would like to provide some counter-arguments

to many of the popular claims that Snapchat will indeed fail.

Proving it will be a snap!

Ok, I got that out of my system, uh, let's begin!

Also, quickly note that most of the time when I say Instagram in this episode, I mean Instagram Stories, but it should make sense from context.

The first and most common argument I hear is that Facebook is out to get it, and the

logic behind the Facebook argument is that there are things pushing people away from

Snapchat and towards Instagram.

Let's take a look at what some of those things are.

One!

User history.

People claim that since videos and pictures disappear, there's nothing holding people

Snapchat, however, this not true.

Streaks and your Snapchat score, two things Instagram doesn't have, are some things

holding users to Snapchat, and, even if you didn't care about those, your audience would

hold you to Snapchat.

My Snapchat audience and Instagram audience, while about the same size, are comprised of

pretty different people.

Two!

Bad Tech.

The argument goes that Instagram's working software beats Snapchat's confusing and

outright non functional software, and I feel ya!

I've roughly estimated that Snapchat crashes a couple times a month, and doesn't sync up

my audio and video correctly a couple a time a week, which looks like this.

Roll the clip!

PUNS!

Yea, I'm so funny, just roll the actual clip.

*Alex sings the Game of Thrones Theme song but it is not synced up with the video*

It's annoying and it needs to be fixed.

However, even with all of its technical shortcomings, I still think Snapchat still has better tech

than Instagram.

Of course, there are bells and whistles on Snapchat like adding links to Snaps, Bitmoji

integration, and stuff like that, but, what Snapchat nails is the Geofilters, something

Instagram doesn't have.

Geofilters are such a crucial part of the Snapchat chat culture, They were executed

really well, all look beautiful, and are a great revenue opportunity, whether that be

from brands, or people hosting events who want to pay 6 bucks for Geofilter for the

evening.

And hey, face filters used to be part of my argument, but now Instagram has this.

This totally isn't Snapchat whaaaaaat?

I understand that the concept of Stories can't be patented, but come on, how is that allowed??

Three!

Userbase.

*talking in posh voice* Oh, but Alex, despite all your little pointy points, the userbase

is ditching Snapchat for the IG, what do you have to say to that?

Why am I holding a wine glass with milk?

Well I say, really?

Is that really what's happening?

Let's take a look at some demographics in a segment I like to call "The Statistics

Corner!"

Except I'm not moving, so "The Statistics Wall."

Except this is my usual wall, so "Wall!"

Welcome to Wall.

Right off the bat, Instagram is better from brand accounts.

For brands, Instagram is the perfect 1-2 punch they need.

They have a permanent lookbook on their main account, and can also do any of the temporary

stuff they want on Instagram Stories.

Not to mention, according to Instragram themselves, 60% of users say they discover new products

on Instagram.

Compare that to only 7% of users saying the best part Snapchat is the brands.

Yes, both groups of people weren't asked the exact same questions, but the results

are indicative of the larger point.

While Instagram may be the better place for brand accounts, arguing just that point and

then claiming that Instagram has a better userbase isn't looking at the full picture.

Get it?

Get it?

Because I honestly just got that now, I wrote than in completely genuinely, and I just got,

I just, man that was a great pun.

Anywho, let's look at the full picture!

Snapchat not only is better for advertising, but also has a solid number of daily active

users and captures eyeballs longer.

Let's break that down.

First, Snapchat is better for advertising.

Their Click Through Rate, or the percent of people who don't just watch an ad but actually

click on it or swipe up to learn more, is 5 times more than other quote "comparable

platforms."

Also, Snapchat ads receive 1.5 time the amount of visual attention as Instagram ads.

Second, people seem to be looking at graphs like this, which show Snapchat's Daily Active

Users, or DAUs, and yell OH NO Snapchat is dead!

Instagram has bububgu with the bebegu!

What is a bububgu?

However, note that Snapchat's DAUs are still growing.

I'm not concerned about this until they stop growing or drop.

We also don't have enough data yet to show that this slowdown is permanent.

I wanted to quickly note here that I acknowledge that Instagram Stories has more DAUs, however

that still doesn't negate my previous point, and the following point will outweigh ig's

DAUs.

I just used a lot of acronyms there, that was bamboozling.

Third, people are spending twice as much time on Snapchat than on Instagram.

The average Snapchat DAU spends 30 minutes on the app every day, while Instagram is only

at 15, and that's with both Instagram Stories and, well, Instagram.

Instagram may have Snapchat beat on DAUs, but Snapchat is killing it on usage time.

And finally, free advice for Snapchat on how to increase that sweet sweet eyeball time,

wait, no that sounds really weird.

Free advice for Snapchat on how to increase usage time: send more push notifications!

Have you, dear viewer, ever gotten a notification from Instagram that looks like this?

Yea, they're trying to get on their app, and it kinda works.

So Snapchat: send more push notifications for story uploads, and maybe even allow users

to turn on post notifications for their favourite Snapchatters.

Oh, y'all know I'm gonna plug my Snapchat at the end.

psych!

Imma plug it right now: @alexunickel.

Follow me there.

Ok, now that we've covered that, let's move on to the second main argument against

Snapchat: Snapchat has made no money.

This is the most legitimate argument against Snapchat's success, and basically goes like

this: take a look at this chart of Snapchat's earnings vs their losses.

Notice how, quarter after quarter Snapchat almost always loses more money than they make.

Oh my gerd this is hard and fast evidence that Snapchat is dead murdered slaughtered.

But, wait, let's look a bit closer.

Even though Snapchat burns money faster than me running to the TV on July 30th, there is

something that many people overlook.

In the Q1 2015, Snapchat lost $95 million dollars, and, in Q4 2016, Snapchat only lost

$4 million, a $91 million dollar decrease.

Heck, they actually were profitable in Q3 2016, making $4 million dollars.

While Snapchat's history does show giant losses, Snapchat is a young company, and young

companies are never automatically profitable.

But, yes, if Snapchat does want to stick around, they do have to adapt and continue the trend

of closing the gap.

And, they're working on it!

On top of Snapchat's many points of advertising, like sponsored face filters, sponsored Geofilters,

and between-story ads, they've also gone further in the past year with the release

of Spectacles and roll-out of user-paid geofilters.

And hey, if anyone over at Snapchat is watching, I don't know if it's just me, but I'm

cool paying y'all a clean $10, $20 to never see ads again.

Maybe it's just me, but uh, Snapchat, get on it.

Also, a free pair of Spectacles would be nice.

That concludes my second point, and, seeing that I've negated the two arguments for

Snapchat having no future, let's move on to the reason why the app will stay around:

the ethos of Snapchat.

With literally every other social media, you're not sharing your life, you're curating an

online persona.

This forces you to be significantly more selective in what you post, and restricts your organic

storytelling and sharing of natural moments.

Because Instagram posts go into your permanent lookbook, you're showing the world what

you want them to see, but not who you are.

Snapchat is different: with Snapchat, since photos and videos disappear, users have no

obligation to create an online presence, and can, instead, focus more on sharing their

life.

And now, with fall of Vine and Beme, Snapchat is on its own level with no other competitors.

And don't think that Instagram is a competitor.

Even with Instagram Stories, there is still the same level of formalness with the app.

The vibe of Instagram doesn't just go away when users use Stories.

And if you think that this is just one kid's opinion, we can look to how Instagram and

Snapchat announce updates.

Whenever Instagram sends out an update and makes an announcement, they post it to their

story.

The problem: what they post to their story is very formal.

It's perfectly crafted with just the right pen marks and text.

This sets a crazy high standard for other Instagram story posters.

Instagram makes it look like you could make a high-quality story, and if Instagram can

make it using the Stories feature, you can and should too!

Compare this to Snapchat; anytime they want to say, for example, "Happy [Insert Holiday

here]," they make an animation and send it to all users.

Snapchat doesn't touch the formalness standard at all simply because a user can't make

this animation in Snapchat.

Rob Moore said it best in his medium article: "People use Snapchat because it has created

a channel for low-obligation communication."

And that description will never fit Instagram.

I'm curious to know what you guys think about this, so let me know in the comments

section below if you agree or disagree with me.

Not to sound too much like the man, the myth, the legend, Philip Defranco, but let's have

a conversation!

Also let me know in the comments which platform you like better and why, I'm actually really

interested to find out.

And hey, if you want, follow me on your favourite platform.

Or both.

Please follow.

Thanks for watching, DFTBA, and explore on.

*Panthurr Music* I hope you liked that :)

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DON'T DO THIS AS MODEL IN JAPAN / Ask Japanese fashion MODELS!! - Duration: 10:47.

So I use a lot of Instagram as well

In any case, you have to go outside and be seen by everyone

Having a good attitude

Hey guys, this is Cathy Cat and today we've come to a-collection which is like an event about fashion, music and style

And today we're gonna ask the models and the people that are on stage singing

What kind of things they think

You have to do as a model or you should do as a model

And things you should not do as a model

So let's find out

Should do AS A MODEL in Japan

My name is Haruka Kurebayashi

Could you tell us one thing you should do when you become a model in Japan

And one thing you should not do

When you become a model in Japan, it's fun to start using Social Networking Sites

Are SNS important in Japan?

In Japan Twitter is the most important one

But in my case, I have a lot of fans of "Kawaii" abroad

So I use a lot Instagram as well

Please introduce yourself

Okay ! My name is Hijiri Kato and I'm 24 years old

Once you become a model, I think the good thing to do

is to always walk around the city

It is important not to forget the feeling of being seen every day by people

Not staying confined at home

Yes right

Not staying indoors and go out

And by walking around the city

Photographers may call you out and take new pictures of you

In any case, you have to go outside and being seen by everyone

My name is Jura, nice to meet you!

The accessories

Even the smallest accessories, you have to have your style

Like your nails for example

Frequently be attentive to details and level up your girl power

It will pay off

Yes to girl power!!

My name is Saki Kurumi

And what do you do?

I'm working at a lolita fashion shop

Okay

Your looks?

Since you're being constantly watched

You have to be careful not to have stooped shoulders

And always think about the eyes that are on you

If someone takes a picture of you and post it on SNS

And you'll be like "oh no "

So I have to stand straight up

To protect your image ?

Yes exactly

- So you said you were working in a lolita fashion shop - Yes

So are you careful about sun burns? or tan?

Yes very!

Hiding from UV by using a sunshade

I'm fighting against it

Let's fight!

Sun tan is not good

I'm very careful

My name is Senanan, nice to meet you

My name is Mai Aisaki, nice to meet you

I'm Hina Kanai, nice to meet you

Things you should do?

Taking loads of selfies

Take phony selfies

I think the best is to stand out in any way. For better or worse

The best is to constantly be stylish and be conscious

And spend some money on it

Wear many different clothes and often go to Harajuku

My name is Roi, nice to meet you

I'm Oharu the Colorful Neet, nice to meet you

So what do you do?

I am a part time worker

I'm working in a maid cafe

So you're a maid!

Yes

Moe moe kyun ! (sound that maids make)

I'm so happy!

I'll go and see you

Yes, please do

And what do you do?

Well

I'm a Colorful Neet and a model

Do you have a favorite color?

I like pink or purple

But there are so many

The good thing to do would be to build up your body

For example by stretching

Recently I came to think that yoga was quite important

I'm pretty stiff but being flexible gives better movements

Also, training your inner muscle at the gym

Then you'll be able to walk beautifully which I think is very important

I'm momotaro

I'm Yu

Your fashion

Finding what you like,

is great since everyone's different

If there is a style you like and do some research about it

So gather a lot of information

And be fashionable?

Yes I think so

Try wearing different types of clothes

It doesn't matter if it suits you or not, try everything

That way you can really find your own style

That would be the best.

So not stopping at only one style...?

Yes because otherwise you'd only be an expert in that style

While it's better to be a model who can adapt to every style

You'll also be able to broaden your horizons as a model

That's why you should do it

My name is Kotono Yashiro

I'm an ad model

I'm also doing some radio

What is often said is stand up straight

okay

I think you really shouldn't skip a meal

You should eat properly since your working hours will be long

So by eating well, you won't lose your energy

And to get ready for stage

I think you should eat properly!

So are you careful about what you're eating?

Rather than being careful on what I eat,

I try to consume a lot of protein

For example, having a lot of meat and fish

And if you take the necessary amount, you will be snacking less

It's good for your health to snack less

And you'll need less sweets as well

It's killing two birds with one stone

Should not do AS A MODEL in Japan

Things you shouldn't do when you become a model

Could you tell us one?

In a public place, you shouldn't be too loud, breach manners

Or cross when it's red

You shouldn't break the rules

Let's follow the rules then!

As a model, you might have to do some small shootings

Amateur photographers may ask to take pictures of you

You shouldn't refuse those jobs if possible

Try to participate if your schedule fits

So you can get used to the camera

That's important

So not refusing a job even if it's small...?

Whether small or big, you should participate positively

It's important for your experience

So on the contrary, what are the things we shouldn't do? Or things you should stop doing or being careful at?

I am actually careful with food

So like no carbs for supper ?

Well, I do sometimes

The thing you should not do is to binge

I do it sometimes

I do it sometimes but it's better not to drink too much and make mistakes

The other thing you should not do is,

Because everyone is looking at SNS,

Not to say weird things

Way of living

Way of living? What for example?

Crimes?

That's obvious!

Be sure not do do any crimes

That, you should not do in general!

You should always behave properly in your daily life

- I think it's best that way - If you want to become a model

Train manners

Or, you have to be aware because anybody can be watching you anywhere,

It's not going to work

I'm one of those people who cannot tolerate tossing trash away

I think those are the most important things to be careful at

I think the bad thing to do would be to decide by ourselves what fits and what doesn't

Surprisingly when you try a clothes on

Even if you think it doesn't suit you, it might actually look good on you

For example, people tell me Lolita style doesn't suit me

But I'm still wearing it!

I'm wearing it no matter what

But I think the best is still to try

I don't think it's good if you decide from the beginning that you won't wear it

So surprisingly the Lolita style looks good on you ?

More people are telling me that it looks good on me

They're saying like "it's not bad!""I've gotten used to it"

More and more people see me as a lolita now

So having more confidence and trying new styles?

Yes it's because I've challenged myself

Since then, I have a lot more Lolita jobs

So it's definitely a good thing to try

You shouldn' binge

Also try not to hold a lot of stress

If you eat hold a lot of stress, it'll appear on your skin or on your body

So if you do something you love

You'll be able to shape your body up naturally

You should really not binge

For example I eat a lot of sweets

And I love cola as well

But I'm always careful

The teacher that is giving me lessons on posing and walking also loves cola

And the trick I was taught was,

If you really want to drink cola

You put half of sparkling water and mix it

It weakens it and you'll have less calorie

So it's a little better

Since learning this trick, I'm drinking it that way

You do this kind of things as well?

Yes I do it too

Like when you eat, you always start with vegetables

Or always take Calorie Limit

Before eating or drinking

I'm careful about it

This is all for today, thank you!

So summering it all up what should a model or not do

For example you should definitely start an Instagram account and get your pictures out there

Take a load of selfies

Also while you're outside you should

Have a proper posture and

Be aware that you are being seen by other people

So don't break rules or like slack off or sit on the floor

You're not allowed to do that in Japan either

Quite a lot of rules

Let me what else we have

Also you should be fashionable and try things

Even if you think they don't suit you

Just try them on

It might actually suit you

Better than any thought

And do some sports to keep your body healthy and good looking

And also things you are not allowed to do apart from breaking the rules

Is also binge

That might be alcohol or that might be food, just be careful with that

Don't talk badly about other people

And don't reject small jobs

I totally remembered all of that

With the help of this paper

Anyways, I hope you found that interesting

We're gonna ask more models

In Japan about their things

And their secrets

So you should check out the other videos on Ask Japanese

Thank you very much for watching, bye!

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We Just Can't Get Enough Arcade Games! (Day 1946) - Duration: 13:34.

(upbeat music)

- Good morning, clan, welcome to the vlog.

It's Saturday and we are just about ready

to leave the house.

Just got the vlog edited, scheduled, it'll be up shortly,

and I realized that we never showed you guys

Sierra's final product on her little chalkboard

that she was drawing on last night.

It turned out really cute.

Really good, I like the colors.

They were worried about the colors.

I think it looks good, though.

And then they're gonna hang it right there.

So looks like the previous owner

already had something here,

so we'll just hang it right there, bam.

- Now, what do I need?

- [Clintus] That rope, - Some screws?

- [Clintus] got that rope on there, it'll be fine.

- [Tiffany] It's too high.

- [Clintus] I don't think so.

'Cause of the rope. - Yeah, it looks good.

- [Clintus] See, you don't wanna be like by the handle.

It's good right there, bink.

Very nice.

Mommy's wearing a new tie dye shirt.

Sierra's wearing her tie dye shirt.

Oh, new vase.

- Sierra picked it out.

- [Clintus] Sierra picked it out?

- I picked out a different one,

she's like, how about this one?

I'm like, ooh,

I like that one. - [Clintus] I like it.

It kinda goes with that color scheme you got going on.

Aged bronze.

I like it, I like it.

Slowly, but surely, guys, decorating the house.

This house already has more decorations

than our last house.

(laughing) - Oh yeah.

- We were in that house for 14 years,

been in this house for like four months,

and it already has more stuff.

Alright, guys, so we are here in Tempe, Arizona,

and we were in the vicinity, in the neighborhood,

and decided to bring the kids to where I went to college,

the University of Advancing Technology,

and show 'em where I got my education,

where I learned to do this.

So this is the common area,

so this is where you came between classes

and on the weekends, after hours, to work on stuff,

and all the computers are set up for different things,

so some things are for, big wide displays,

probably for animation, video, editing stations,

- [Bryce] Yeah, these are really long.

- [Clintus] Yep, coding, that sort of thing.

Right, upstairs is all classrooms.

This is The Known Universe, this is the school's network.

That's what it's called right there, The Known Universe,

this is, yeah, all the networking and stuff.

Here is the studio, digital video studio,

green screen, this is all new.

- [Sierra] This is where you record movies?

- [Bryce] What is this?

- [Clintus] We had, when we were here, there's a stage

and the green screen was only like this big,

so they obviously made it much, much bigger.

Cool, huh?

This is the digital studio,

all the hard, hard editing PCs, Macs and Mac Pro.

(laughing)

This is where the magic happens,

where when we're making movies.

And this was called the NT lab, back in the day.

This is, this is actually where I was an intern

for the school for a couple semesters.

And, as Todd would say, I was the worst intern ever.

(laughing)

But I spent a lot of hours in here,

between classes, this is where I hung out.

So this classroom's, particularly, what number is it?

What classroom is it?

- [Tiffany] 108.

- 108, somewhere right here, this desk was facing this way,

but somewhere right here, in this vicinity,

I learned to write HTML code for the very first time

and started my very first web page

back in 2000, right here, boom.

It's crazy, it's crazy.

So one of the things that was not here

when I went to college was dorms.

This was a parking lot.

I actually shot my senior project in this parking lot,

it's no longer here.

The video's on this channel,

I'll actually have it in the cards here,

you guys have to watch this video,

it's only a minute long, it's like a minute,

maybe a minute fifteen?

I didn't get an A because it was supposed to be

under 60 seconds and it was over 60 seconds, but anyways,

I'll put it in the cards here,

it was a great, for the video,

and it was shot right here in this parking lot,

that's no longer here,

but anyways, these are the dorms.

I've been in there once, I've been in there once.

But that is what, 'cause that's where people live,

you have to have a key card to get in,

I do remember that.

- [Bryce] Wait, where did you live?

- I lived in Ahwatukee, which was like three miles away.

Anyway, so yeah, school still looks awesome,

school still looks amazing,

I have a lot of memories, lot of memories,

and I wish, I wish there were dorms here when I lived,

when I went to school here.

'Cause I think personally when you're going to college,

and you live on campus or near campus,

I think it would it would change the dynamic.

You could literally like roll out of bed, walk in there,

Bob and Pete and Billy are hanging out, doing work,

you can meet 'em in the common area,

meet 'em in the library, I think it'd make a big difference.

But anyways, lot of great memories here,

got my education, Bachelor of Arts in multimedia,

majored in digital video production,

which is what this is.

So, and in essence, guys, I have my dream job.

(upbeat music)

And the final product, table side guacamole.

It's the best, it's literally the best.

- Nothing better than fresh guacamole.

- [Clintus] That's right. You got some fish tacos?

Right, Sierra, a triple enchilada platter,

- [Sierra] Yeah. - [Clintus] One cheese,

one beef, one chicken? - Yeah.

- [Bryce] We're sharing, us three are sharing.

- [Clintus] Mommy. - I have a plate.

- [Clintus] An extra plate? - Yeah.

- [Clintus] And I got some street tacos.

Totally my style.

Alright, we're here, Arizona Mills Mall.

Trying something new out, never been here before.

It used to be called Gameworks,

but now it's called Tilt Studio.

- [Bryce] This is where you said you and your friends go.

- Yeah.

Tilt Studio, something new,

Gonna try this out, should be fun.

Should be fun or else Mommy's fired.

Oh my gosh.

- I thought it was like a studio.

- Alright, so Tiffany found a Groupon,

what was it?

$25 for unlimited all day pass.

- $25, unlimited games, there's no tickets

and there's no claw machines, so no physical prizes,

but they can play all the games they want all day long,

so we're gonna go play some video games.

Use the boost button.

Yeah.

- [Bryce] Dang it. - [Sierra] That was fun.

(laughing)

- Ahh.

- [Clintus] Practicing their free throws.

You guys are horrible.

Come on, Bryce.

(laughing)

Right there, dude.

(laughing)

He didn't see it.

- I did see it.

- [Clintus] Okay, okay, okay.

Rapid fire, rapid fire, rapid fire, rapid fire.

It's kind of a cool game, Ballistics.

You're like laying down, looking up.

- Park, you have to turn, turn.

- [Clintus] There's a foot button,

what does the foot button do?

- Woohoo.

- Woo.

(laughing)

- Mom, come on, you got this.

- Ahh.

- [Clintus] Shoot the circle, shoot the circles.

- Get him, get him, get him.

- I'm trying.

- Oh.

- [Clintus] Why are you so bad at video games?

- 'Cause I don't play 'em all the time.

- Ah.

- Made our way back home, and little Miss Sierra

got her new backpack in the mail.

She ordered this on Amazon, couple days ago.

- Hmmm, yeah, I guess.

- About three or four days ago,

but here it is, open it up.

Check, check, check it out.

And little did she know, it actually holds a laptop,

not that she'll be taking a laptop to school,

but she could if she wanted to.

- Oh, it's not leather.

Cool.

- Jansport. - Mhmmm.

- Polka dot.

- Well, I thought this was leather, but it's not.

- [Tiffany] Oh. - I still like it, yeah.

- It still looks nice.

Yeah, see there's a laptop thing right there.

- Mhmmm.

- [Clintus] Very cool.

One step closer to school.

Fast forward a few hours later.

I got done watching an episode of Game of Thrones,

episode of Supernatural, pretty much the only shows

I watch on TV, and I have two, three seasons recorded,

so I have plenty of shows to watch,

whenever I get around to watching TV,

and something I just feel like vegging on the couch.

Very rarely, it's very rare that I watch TV,

but anyways, also what came in the mail,

couple of other things, I bought a new web cam.

Excited about that, 60 fps, 4K, not that I'll use 4K

on my streams, but 60 fps is gonna look super cool.

And one of two parts coming in for my microphone.

The other part will be here on Monday,

so looking forward to that.

Also, I'm very excited about,

you guys know I love my G Fuel,

I drink it almost every day, almost every day,

especially when I'm streaming,

and the newest flavor is pretty much my flavor.

I was excited when they announced it,

but I was a little bit bummed it's someone else's flavor,

I was like, my dream has always been like,

G Fuel calls me one day and goes,

Clint, what would your flavor be, if you had a flavor,

I'd be like, yo, it's cherry limeade,

and so I finally got a tub of this,

I'm super excited to try it tomorrow morning,

no coffee tomorrow, I'm drinking G Fuel

for my morning pick me up, so I'm looking forward to that,

there's a sale going on right now,

buy one, get one free, tubs,

you buy one, you pick the second one's free,

$35, plus I think like $10 shipping.

Normally, I would promote my promo code Clintus,

you save 10%, I earn that 10%, it's an affiliate thing,

but this is a hell of a deal,

it's buy one get one free, so you buy a tub,

you get a second tub free, gfuel.com,

I think it runs through the month of July,

I think, uh, oh, I guess July's almost over.

It runs until like, I think, this week,

so I don't know, when this video goes up,

just get to it now, gfuel.com, buy one get one free,

it's awesome, otherwise, if you're watching this

sometime later in the past, use promo code Clintus

and you'll save 10% on your purchase,

and then we earn that 10%,

so it's a little way for us to help each other out,

'cause I promote G Fuel and they help us out,

so it's awesome, I'm excited about cherry limeade.

Anyways, the girls are in bed,

Bryce is playing video games, I'm gonna edit this vlog,

and then I'm gonna hook up my new web cam,

and so I'm gonna say good night,

thanks for watching, and vlog on.

- Hey, Clintus, this is Robert from Indianapolis, Indiana.

Vlog on.

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Les Moonves Says Don't Expect To See An O.J. Simpson Interview On CBS | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:25.

HOW ARE YOU GUYS DOING

TONIGHT?

HOW ARE YOU?

LES MOONVES AND JULIE CHEN

LEAVING CRAIG'S.

SO O.J. IS GETTING OUT IN

OCTOBER.

OBVIOUSLY PEOPLE ARE CLAMORING

FOR THE FIRST INTERVIEW.

HIM BEING THE HEAD OF CBS, WE

SAY ARE YOU GUNNING FOR THE

FIRST O.J. INTERVIEW?

NO, THAT'S NOT MY DEPARTMENT.

IT'S GOING TO BE INTERESTING,

YOU KNOW.

WHAT DO YOU THINK SOMETHING

LIKE THAT WOULD GO FOR IN THE TV

WORLD?

I HAVE NO IDEA, NO IDEA.

WE'RE NOT PAYING FOR THAT.

THAT IS A BOLD STATEMENT.

THERE ARE A LOT OF DIFFERENT

ARMS TO CBS NEWS AND HE

BASICALLY JUST CUT EVERYBODY

OFF.

WAIT, AND IT'S LIKE

DEFINITIVE NOT HAPPENING.

CAN YOU SEE HIM SITTING

AMONGST THE LADIES ON "THE

TALK."

SO, O.J.,

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT KRIS

JENNER AND ALL OF THEM FEEL

ABOUT HIM GETTING OUT?

YOU HOPE THE JUICE COMES

BACK?

A BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR KHLOE,

HIM AND

CAITLYN CAN GO ON MAURY AND FIND

OUT WHO THE FATHER IS.

CHARLES, CAITLYN IS NOT THE

FATHER.

ROBERT KARDASHIAN.

[LAUGHTER]

STILL GO -- GOOD TO HAVE

CAITLYN ON THE SHOW.

GOOD NIGHT.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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9 South African Creepiest Cases You Probably Don't Know - Duration: 35:59.

9 South African Creepiest Case You Probably Don't Know

South Africa is a beautiful country with incredible beaches, the big five, great entertainment

hot spots, and exciting sports events.

Unfortunately, the crime rate here is one of the highest in the world.

We have a frightening daily scourge of hijackings, rape, armed robberies, ATM bombings, domestic

violence, and murder.

Serial murders are not new to South Africa.

In fact, the country has the second-highest number of serial killers in the world.

In this list we'll have a look at 9 of the most evil serial killers that have operated

here over the last century.

1.

Pierre Basson Serial killing—in the headlines this week

after the discovery of the "Station Strangler's" personal graveyard - is a relatively rare

phenomenon in South Africa, police and psychologists said this week.

The six cases unearthed by the Mail & Guardian show how difficult it is to categorise multiple

murders of this type.

Two have a distinctly South African racial theme, four were sex killings and one was

apparently motivated by psychotic greed.

According to Playboy magazine, the US accounts for 74 percent of known serial killers and

Europe 19 percent.

The first recorded serial killer in South Africa was Pierre Basson believed to have

killed eight or nine people between 1903 and 1906 in Cape Town.

Basson ran a money-lending scheme, inducing borrowers to take out insurance policies naming

him as beneficiary and then killing them.

His first victim was his brother, whom he drowned on a fishing trip.

When police discovered the grave of his last victim, a German's farmer, he committed

suicide.

His last words to his mother, as the police were excavating his yard, were "I'm going

to get dressed for the police I have done no wrong."

More recent cases are:

Simon Mpungose, nicknamed "the Hammerman", in 1983 broke into a succession of Empangeni

houses, bludgeoned four people to death with a hammer and tried to murder four others.

AU his victims were white adults.

Mpungose's motive appeared to be racial.

According to Rian Malan, author of My Traitor's Heart, he told an Empangeni court that he

was fulfilling a dream he had had in prison 11 years earlier, in which he grew larger

and stronger, broke out of jail and obliterated all the whites in his path.

Refusing a defence, he said: "It (the murders) is because of what I have witnessed happening

to my fellow black men and also to me because of all that was done to me by the white people.

"He was executed.

Race also appears to have been a factor for Louis van Schoor, a former East London policeman

who between May 1986 and October 1989 killed 19 black intruders and wounded 64 others while

working as a security guard for a burglar alarm company.

Van Schoor (39) claimed self-defence during his trial in June 1992.

The judge said he had "shown a callousness and a disregard for human life", had misled

the police and shown a lack of remorse.

He was sentenced to 20 years 113 jail for seven of the murders.

Between January and August 1988, 46-year-old David Motshekgwa killed 14 black women after

"cunningly luring' them to an isolated area near Klerksdorp.

His trial, on 14 murder charges, was fie largest mass murder case in South African legal history.

Motshekgwa was found to be suffering from necrophilia.

There were hints of the ritualism which generally marks serial sex killings - the naked or half-naked

bodies of Ids victims were found covered with twigs.

He was sentenced to death.

Philip Ndyave of Queenstown strangled 12 women in 1989, on occasions robbing and raping them.

Found by the trial court to be psychotic, he said he did not know why he had committed

the murders.

Evidence was that Ndyave was the child of a cruel mother parental brutality is a common

theme in serial sex killings - with whom he stayed in close touch after leaving home.

Jacobus Geldenhuys (26), the "Norwood Rapist", confessed to murdering four women and a 16-year-old

schoolgirl, raping two of them, in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg in 1991.

Three were shot in the head at point blank range.

He was also convicted of two other rapes in the Rand Supreme Court.

He was sentenced to death.

Antonie Wessels, a homosexual and former bouncer, killed three men and maimed another with the

help of his 15-year-old lover.

Evidence during the trial was that Wessels derived sexual pleasure from slitting his

victims' throats.

Described by the court as a "dangerous psychopathic murderer", he believed his victims' souls

bonded with his at the moment of death.

2.

Stewart Wilken Stewart Wilken presents an interesting case

because he killed two distinct types of victims.

Serial killers almost invariably target victims who share certain characteristics, which may

be anything from their physical appearance to their vocation to something as mundane

as wearing high heels.

They do this because it provides them with an emotional release.

Ted Bundy killed young, attractive women.

Jeffrey Dahmer killed homosexual men.

Andrei Chikatilo killed children of both sexes.

Stewart Wilken killed adult female prostitutes and early adolescent boys.

Like all serial killers, there was a deep psychological motive underlying his choice

of victims.

Port Elizabeth is a large town on the east coast of South Africa, a country known for

gold, apartheid and Nelson Mandela.

It is also the country with the second highest number of serial killers, after the United

States (Pistorius, 2000), although this is a lesser-known fact.

By the beginning of 1997, at least eight people had already been killed by the same man over

a seven-year period in Port Elizabeth, or PE, as it is generally referred to by South

Africans.

However, no one had connected all the cases.

But Stewart Wilken finally made a mistake.

On January 22, 1997, a 12-year-old boy named Henry Bakers disappeared.

His mother, Ellen Bakers, was not concerned, as the boy frequently stayed over at his grandmother's

house in nearby Missionvale, which is walking distance from their home in Algoa Park.

However, when he did not arrive home by Thursday evening, she became uneasy.

On Friday morning, she went to her mother's house, only to hear that Henry had left for

home on Wednesday.

He had been missing for two days.

The Child Protection Unit was contacted and Sgt.

Ursula Barnard began to investigate the case.

She discovered Henry had been at his mother's house on Wednesday afternoon, after which

he played with a friend at a nearby park.

The friend told her that he had to go and buy milk for his parents and later saw Henry

with a man called Stewart Wilken in Dyke Way.

He asked Henry where he was going and the man said that it was none of his business.

Wilken was known to both Henry and Ellen Bakers, and had even lived at her mother's for a while

after he had had some marital problems.

Sgt.

Barnard set out to find Stewart Wilken, which was problematic because he did not have a

fixed address.

She was informed by a colleague that Wilken's daughter, Wuane, had disappeared in 1995,

and that there were also two charges of sodomy being investigated against him.

Like Henry Bakers, Wuane was last seen in Wilken's company.

The sodomy charges were filed by his parents-in-law in connection with the two sons of his second

wife, Victoria.

Sgt.

Barnard arrested Wilken on January 28, 1997, and questioned him.

He appeared genuinely concerned about the missing boy and eager to help.

He told Sgt.

Barnard that he had indeed been with Henry for a while on that Wednesday, but he knew

nothing about his disappearance.

In fact, Wilken alleged that he had spent the night at a lady friend's house.

He was released.

The alibi turned out to be false, and Wilken was rearrested on January 31, 1997.

The Child Protection Unit approached Sgt.

Derrick Norsworthy of the Murder and Robbery Unit.

He had been trained by Dr. Micki Pistorius, South Africa's first psychological profiler,

in the investigation of serial murder, which included advanced interviewing and interrogation

techniques.

Sgt.

Norsworthy had Wilken brought to his office, where the latter introduced himself as "Boetie

Boer" ("Brother Farmer"), and the name by which he was generally known.

Sgt.

Norsworthy sat Wilken down in a chair facing a photograph of the sergeant's daughter, who

was almost the same age as Wuane had been.

He left Wilken alone for a while.

Upon his return, he found Wilken staring at the photograph.

Sgt.

Norsworthy drew Wilken's attention to the framed certificates on his wall, signifying

that he had successfully completed training as an investigator of serial homicide.

Wilken's eyes found the photograph once more.

Sgt.

Norsworthy told Wilken that he knew he had killed the two children.

He also knew that Wilken had revisited the bodies to fantasize and commit necrophilia.

Wilken was silent, then his eyes drew on slits and he stretched out his hands.

"I am sick," he said.

Then, he admitted that he had killed both his daughter, Wuane, and Henry Bakers.

In fact, he had returned to the decomposing body of the boy that very morning to have

sex with it.

Wilken's full confession revealed disturbing details of his crimes.

He told the police that he "inspected" his daughter's vagina and found that she

had been "defiled."

He told her he wanted to save her from "this life" and then strangled her.

He kept her body (and later her skeleton) hidden behind the Garden Court Holiday Inn

hotel for six months.

The skeleton was found in 1996, but the police could only now attach an identity to it.

Wilken confessed to murdering at least 10 victims, including his daughter and Henry

Bakers.

Wilken was sentenced to seven life terms behind bars.

He is deemed a killer that cannot be rehabilitated, considering that he had shown no remorse,

did not look away as very disturbing pictures of the victims were displayed in court, and

even masturbated in the court bathroom during his trial.

3.

Gert van Rooyen The spiritualist believes Gert van Rooyen's

victims were buried under a pipeline on a KZN beach.

Yet another chapter in the tragic mystery of the six young victims of paedophile Gert

van Rooyen opened on the North Coast last week.

A police forensic team spent two days digging around a stormwater pipe on Blythedale Beach

for the remains of two, possibly three, of the victims of Van Rooyen and his lover, Joey

Haarhoff.

This followed a 15-month investigation by TV programme Fokus, which uncovered what they

believed was compelling evidence the girls might have been buried there after Van Rooyen

and Haarhoff holidayed at the resort.

Fokus executive producer Alet Wright, inset, said a family who had once lived in Blythedale

contacted her and said that while they were living there, their two-yearold son had an

"imaginary friend" he called Sheraton, who told him she had been beaten and assaulted

by adults.

The father had also seen the figure of a young girl next to their swimming pool, but she

had vanished.

Van Rooyen and Haarhoff were linked to the disappearance of five girls between 1988 and

1990.

They allegedly kidnapped Joan Horn, 13, Odette Boucher, 11, Anne-Marie Wapenaar, 12, Yolande

Wessels, 12, and Fiona Harvey, 12.

The girls have never been found.

Their last victim escaped from Van Rooyen's house in Pretoria and alerted the police.

Van Rooyen shot Haarhoff and then committed suicide during a police chase on January 16,

1990, less than a week later.

The couple are known to have holidayed in Blythedale and Umdloti.

Forensic teams have previously searched both locations, without success.

But this year, Wright was told by spiritualist LaRenta Marx that she was sure bodies had

been buried near a construction site on or near Blythedale.

A search of the archives of The North Coast Courier revealed that when the existing car

park and public toilets at Blythedale were being built in 1989, a stormwater pipe had

been laid on the beach.

The medium believed the bodies were under it.

Armed with this information, Wright convinced the police to investigate further.

Saps Forensics called in earthmoving machinery to uncover the pipe on Wednesday, after its

position had been pointed out by retired municipal engineer Leon Klopper.

The team dug further with spades and sifted for evidence, but were hampered by the depth

of the sand.

Former Springbok rugby captain Gary Teichmann donated two more machines, which dug deeper

but were eventually halted by a thick concrete slab under the beach.

The search was called off on Thursday night having had no success.

Van Rooyen had a long history of sexual violence.

In 1979, he abducted two girls, aged 10 and 13, taking them to Hartbeespoort Dam near

Pretoria where he punched them in the face to force them to strip naked and perform sexual

acts.

He released them in Pretoria the next day, and was arrested and sentenced to four years'

imprisonment for abduction – serving three years before being released.

Van Rooyen met Haarhoff in 1988, and is thought to have used her to lure young girls for him.

Children's homes reported that she telephoned, requesting to bring girls home for holidays

and weekends.

The couple applied to foster children, but were turned down.

The disappearance of the six young girls in 1988 and 1989 caused nationwide alarm.

After the suicide pact of Van Rooyen and Haarhoff had been carried out, police discovered forensic

evidence and eyewitnesses confirming they had taken the girls.

Police searched their Pretoria property and locations in Umdloti and Blythedale where

they had holidayed in vain.

On March 12, 2007, a set of adolescent bones was found on the beach near Umdloti, about

500 metres from a resort Van Rooyen and Haarhoff had visited.

But DNA testing did not identify any of the victims.

– Caxton News Service.

4.

Louis van Schoor Mass murderer Louis van Schoor walked straight

into the arms of his fiancee when he was released on parole after serving 12 years of his 20-year

sentence in the East London prison.

He was convicted in 1992 of seven murders and two attempted murders.

He was freed on Friday.

Van Schoor, 53, a former member of the police dog unit and security guard, made world headlines

when it was alleged that he had killed 39 people.

His modus operandi involved responding to silent alarms set up in business premises,

then shooting suspects with his 9mm parabellum.

At one point before his conviction he admitted to a journalist that he had shot 100 people

during his career as a security guard between 1986 and 1989.

His daughter, murderer Sabrina van Schoor, 23, was left behind in the same prison when

her father walked free.

She is serving a 25-year sentence for hiring a hitman to slit her mother's throat in 2002.

She reportedly arranged the murder of her mother, Beverly van Schoor, a Queenstown businesswoman,

because she abused her verbally and physically and because she was racist and did not approve

of Sabrina's black friends.

As the hitman stabbed her mother to death, Sabrina waited in her bedroom with her baby.

Before her conviction two years ago, Sabrina said she wanted her father to look after her

child even though she had at one time stated that he had assaulted her mother and threatened

to kill her.

Van Schoor would not confirm whether he would adopt his three-year-old granddaughter Tatum.

"I will always support my daughter and will try to create a bond with my grandchild,"

said Van Schoor, minutes after his release.

"I saw Sabrina on Wednesday.

We had a nice chat.

She is very excited for me.

The bond between us will not be broken."

Van Schoor's fiancee, Eunice de Kock, 38, is a Cape Town lawyer whom he says he met

"through the media" four years ago.

She will be his fifth wife.

She wore a black suit, seamed black hose and ankle strap stilettos to meet her lover.

The two embraced and kissed passionately before and after a media briefing at Fort Glamorgan

Prison.

"She is a very dear friend of mine.

We are engaged and we will see where it goes from here," said Van Schoor.

"I doubt that we will be living together because she is from Cape Town and I am from East London."

Looking fit and healthy and wearing a bright red golf shirt, he said his intention was

to "go farming".

He had studied agriculture in prison and spent his leisure time gardening in the grounds.

Reading out a pencil-written media statement, Van Schoor said he was happy to rejoin society.

"I am hoping that after so many years the public will not judge me on my past but rather

on my future.

I want to thank my daughters, Jane and Amy, and all the friends who stood by me through

the last 12 years."

He also thanked prison personnel.

"I have no words to describe how I feel and am very excited to see what comes my way.

I am planning to write a book about my life."

He initially said he had "nothing to say" to the families of the men he had murdered,

but eventually said he wanted their forgiveness.

"To the families and friends of my victims, I apologise if my action caused any hurt and

discomfort."

A prison official, Phineas Mouna, described Van Schoor as "a model prisoner" who showed

leadership qualities.

5.

David Randitsheni Johannesburg - A 45-year-old serial child

rapist and murderer was sentenced to multiple life terms by the Modimolle Circuit Court

in Limpopo on Tuesday, national police said.

"David Randitsheni was sentenced to 16 life sentences plus 220 years imprisonment for

a series of murders, rapes and kidnappings he committed between 2004 and 2008," Director

Sally de Beer said.

Randitsheni was convicted on 10 counts of murder, 17 counts of rape, one count of indecent

assault and 18 counts of kidnapping.

"There was only one count of rape for an adult female," De Beer said.

He was arrested on May 16 2008 after an intensive police investigation during which over 550

DNA samples were tested before a police forensic expert identified the suspect.

"All 19 victims were kidnapped and raped and 10 were murdered in a crime spree which devastated

the community of Modimolle," she said.

Judge Roger Claassen, in handing down the sentence, stipulated that Randitsheni could

not be considered for parole for the next 35 years.

By that time, he would be 80-years-old.

The SABC reported that in delivering judgement, Claassen said the crimes were committed in

a horrific manner, and as Randitsheni made admissions but chose to remain silent, showed

that he had no reasons to prove his innocence.

Claassen said the State had proven beyond a reasonable doubt he committed the offences.

Recently convicted Modimolle serial killer David Randitsheni, 45, has committed suicide,

said Limpopo police on Monday.

Captain Mashudu Malelo said Randitsheni was found hanging by a sheet from a window frame

in the Thohoyandou prison on Sunday.

An inquest docket was opened.

Randitsheni was serving 16 life sentences and 220 years after he was sentenced in the

Modimolle Circuit Court three weeks ago.

Randitsheni was convicted on 10 counts of murder, 17 counts of rape, one count of indecent

assault and 18 counts of kidnapping.

He had raped and killed a number of children and one adult in the Modimolle area between

2004 and 2008.

He was arrested on May 16, 2008 after an intensive police investigation during which over 550

DNA samples were tested before a police forensic expert identified the suspect.

– Sapa.

6.

Christopher Mhlengwa Zikode Christopher Mhlengwa Zikode, one of KwaZulu-Natal's

most notorious serial killers, could potentially be eligible for parole.

In 1997, Zikode was given five life sentences after he was found guilty of 21 charges of

murder, rape, indecent assault and housebreaking with intent to rape or murder.

He terrorised the residents of Donnybrook Township between April and September 1995.

Many of his killings were conducted execution-style and Zikode would kill his rape victims and

mutilate them.

He would break into people's homes and confront them in the dead of night.

During the early hours of June 24, 1995, Zikode repeatedly raped a woman and her nine-year-old

daughter on the same bed.

The following month, he broke into Zanele Khumalo's bedroom while she was asleep.

He shot her in the head, then dragged her to a nearby plantation and raped her.

These are just a few of the many atrocities Zikode has committed.

In 1995 during a three-week spree Bongani Mfeka, another KwaZulu-Natal serial killer,

who preyed on women commuters at the Kranskop taxi rank, was sentenced to four life sentences

after pleading guilty to four murders, an attempted murder, rape and theft.

Mfeka would lure women from the taxi rank and promise them work.

He then would lead them to a secluded forest, strangle and sometimes rape them.

Mfeka confessed in detail how he murdered the women and pointed out where he had left

the bodies, which were sometimes found in a state of decomposition.

He said he strangled the women because he had lied about finding them jobs, because

he was unemployed himself.

Dhevaraj Naidoo, a former teacher, was sentenced to death in 1994 but had his death sentence

replaced with life in 1999 by the Supreme Court of Appeal.

Naidoo was jailed for the murder of his wife, Amrita and daughter, Prashana, 7.

He was said to be a sole beneficiary of his wife's insurance policies, totalling R1

million.

Naidoo, too, is potentially eligible for parole.

Bheki Mazibuko laughed as the judge handed down his sentence of life imprisonment for

the murder of Durban businessman, Victor du Preez, and a colleague, David Ibbetson, in

1994.

The two had gone to check repair work in KwaMashu when they were robbed by Mazibuko and an accomplice,

Nhlanhla Mlambo.

Du Preez was assaulted, sworn at, pinned down and shot in the head.

Mazibuko and Mlambo then drove away with Ibbetson's car.

Soon after, they were arrested and found with possessions belonging to Ibbetson and Du Preez.

Mlambo was sentenced to 25 years.

Mazibuko and Mlambo had shown no remorse for their crime and were labelled a threat to

society.

Nkosikhona Gasela and Thembelani Sibiya were sentenced to life imprisonment in 1999 for

the murder of Kranskop timber farmer Friedel Redinger, former mayor of Kranskop.

Redinger was driving through his plantation when he was stopped by Gasela, ordered to

get out of his vehicle and was shot through the back of his head with a home-made shotgun.

Redinger was robbed of his car, farm radio and cellphone.

Sibiya and Gasela were members of the community police forum at the time of the murder.

7.

Bulelani Mabhayi Mthatha - He has cracked some of the most

serious criminal cases in the Eastern Cape – including the arrest of a serial rapist

in Mzamba, who raped and murdered women and removed their wombs for muti.

But the arrest of Bulelani Mabhayi, the "Monster of Tholeni", proved to be the most daunting

for Captain Aaron Hanise.

"This was a very difficult case.

People had no clue who was terrorising the community," he said.

Mabhayi operated in the Eastern Cape, preying on victims in Tholeni – a place that became

known as "the village of death".

The village lies along the N2 freeway, about 15km from Butterworth, a town situated between

East London and Mthatha.

It's a small village.

Herds of cattle, sheep and goats graze on the vegetation growing in the almost barren

landscape.

"There aren't many jobs around and most people just keep livestock or do odd jobs

in the village or town," said Nomfundiso Mpontshane, an activist whose house was used

as a victim support centre for traumatised relatives and other frightened villagers during

Mabhayi's reign of terror.

There are abandoned and dilapidated buildings interspersed with brightly painted houses.

The deserted houses belonged to Mabhayi's victims or their relatives – an eerie reminder

of his trail of destruction.

It was in June 2010, after the murder of Sinazo Mbeki and her two grandchildren, that Hanise

was tasked with tracking the perpetrator behind a string of murders now believed to be linked.

The three killings brought to eight the tally of murders that were believed to have been

committed by the same perpetrator.

Authorities were for the first time admitting that they were looking for a serial killer.

Hanise and his team of detectives initially put up a R250 000 reward for an arrest leading

to a conviction, but nobody came forward with any helpful information.

"We called the psychologists' office to help determine if we had a serial killer on

our hands.

They confirmed that," said Hanise.

DNA samples were also collected from some of the village residents with previous rape

convictions in the hope of finding a link.

It came to naught.

The case stalled and so provincial police management initiated a strategy called Operation

Good Hope, drawing on police from various units including the organised crime unit,

the dog unit and forensic divisions.

The joint operation made its first move on May 17, 2010, when hundreds of males over

the age of 16 were rounded up in an early-morning blitz in the area.

They were taken to a local church, where they had their DNA samples and fingerprints taken.

Mabhayi was among them.

But his fingerprints could not be lifted as he did not have an ID document.

The police focus did not deter Mabhayi.

He continued with his killing spree, murdering five more people over the next 13 months.

The breakthrough, when it was finally made, came as a result of Mabhayi's indiscretion

rather than good detective work.

On August 11 last year, Mabhayi murdered Nophumzile Florence Lubambo and accidentally left his

shoe at the crime scene.

It was a mistake that led to his arrest.

"We were looking for another person, who happened to be his (Mabhayi)'s brother,

the late Siyabonga.

Incidentally, we got him because of the shoe we found on the crime scene.

It matched the one he was wearing," said Hanise.

The saliva that had been drawn from Mabhayi during Operation Good Hope proved indispensable.

His DNA test results linked him to the string of murders.

"It was a huge relief when he was arrested.

I can gladly go on pension now," laughed Hanise.

As Mabhayi began serving his life sentence in prison on Tuesday, residents of the village

he terrorised for so long said they continued to live in fear.

Many believe Mabhayi was not working alone when he committed his crimes.

"When he testified in court, he (Mabhayi) always said 'we' when he answered questions.

Who else was he referring to?" asked Mpontshane.

By that time, the "Monster" had already murdered 15 victims.

He simply carried on and killed five more people before he made a mistake.

Leaving his shoe behind next to his last victim meant the end of his reign of terror.

In 2012, Mabhayi was given 25 life terms without the possibility of parole.

8.

Jack Mogale "I didn't do anything.

You know how life is, this is a challenge, I didn't do any of those things.

I don't even know those women"

These were the words of serial killer and rapist Jack Mogale before he was found guilty

of 52 crimes, including 16 murders and 12 rapes.

Judge Frans Kgomo described Mogale as a liar who contradicted himself numerous times and

tried to shift blame every time he was cornered.

"I can safely say that the accused was an untruthful witness whose evidence cannot be

relied on.

He contradicted himself and came up with new versions.

I formed the impression that he was not telling the whole truth," said Kgomo.

"The state has proved beyond reasonable doubt the accused's guilt".

Mogale may have been nailed by DNA evidence, admissions, two women who survived his killing

spree and a confession statement he made after the arrest, but it was his fiancee, main state

witness Charlotte Manaka who put the nail in the coffin with a testimony that contradicted

all of Mogale's versions.

Kgomo started judgment by dismissing Mogale's version that police had conspired against

him by taking a used condom from his house on the day he was arrested and using the specimen

found in it as DNA evidence.

"This defense is very suspicious, especially because the DNA kit was compiled long before

the accused was even identified as a suspect and long before he was arrested.

The accused's own girlfriend testified that they were not using condoms," said the judge.

The judge also said Manaka confirmed that Mogale normally wore a Zion Christian Church

badge or sangoma beads.

That confirmed the evidence of two women who said they were tricked into believing Mogale

was a prophet sent by God to cure them.

They both identified him by the badge and sangoma beads.

Kgomo further rejected Mogale's version that police fabricated the contents of his

confession statement, calling it a "fragment of his own imagination".

Mogale killed 16 women and raped 12 in the Lenasia and Westonaria area between 2008 and

2009.

He was also convicted on numerous counts of theft, kidnapping, sexual assault and escaping

from lawful custody.

One of the alleged victims was 19 years old when Mogale allegedly battered her face with

a brick while raping her in an open veld in Westonaria.

She testified that she had accepted a lift from Mogale and only realised that she was

in danger when he took the wrong turn and became aggressive when she asked where they

were going.

The woman said after the rape, he left her unconscious and bleeding in the veld.

She only woke up the following day and crawled to a nearby road where she was able to get

help.

Mogale allegedly murdered Hanyeleni Mhangwani who had testified against him in a RDP house

fraud case at Westonaria magistrate's court.

He also raped and killed Dipuo Mogadi, Umanikazonke Sindane, Sonto Tsotetsi, Nothembela Ndabisa,

Dipuo Denese, Mamikie Tlallo and nine other women whose bodies have not been identified.

"Evidence showed that a sim card belonging to the accused was inserted in the victim's

missing cellphone.

The accused could not explain how that happened when he was questioned," said Kgomo.

The judge went on to say that evidence indicates that the murders were the work of a serial

killer and it all pointed to Mogale.

"In the light of the totality of evidence, much of which is uncontested such as the DNA

evidence, the admissions and testimonies, it can be confirmed that in all the bodies,

except the one of a child, the cause of death was strangulation.

Bodies were left in sexual positions, naked and raped," said the judge.

"On the day he was arrested, the accused displayed hatred for women, he behaved like

a psychopath and even showing his manhood to the female police officer.

When he met the same policewoman at the station he said "when I come out of here you will

be the first person I rape and kill.

9.

Moses Sithole South Africa's most prolific serial killer

to date, Moses Sithole stands convicted of 38 slayings in a series of "ABC Murders" committed

between January and October 1995.

The crimes received their media nickname from the fact that they began in Atteridgeville

(spawning ground for so many South African slayers), continued in Boksburg, and claimed

more lives in Cleveland.

The victims, all female, were apparently lured or transported to outlying fields where they

were beaten, stripped, raped, and strangled with articles of their own clothing.

Several victims were found with hands tied behind their backs, and one still wore a blindfold.

Many were left with pieces of clothing draped across their faces as if to prevent them from

staring at their killer in death.

South African authorities, virtually overrun by serial killers in the wake of apartheid's

collapse, consulted exFBI Agent Robert Ressler in their search for the "ABC" killer.

Working in conjunction with Dr. Micki Pistorius, Ressler concluded that the murders in all

three communities were linked.

President Nelson Mandela was concerned enough about the crime wave to cancel a scheduled

trip abroad, appearing in Boksburg with high-ranking justice officials, where he appealed for public

help in tracking the strangler.

Police got their break in early October 1995 when a Capetown newspaper, The Star, received

an anonymous telephone call from the slayer.

He identified himself as "the man that is so highly wanted," describing his murders

as an act of revenge for a prior miscarriage of justice.

As describes by the caller, he had been arrested in 1978 for "a crime I didn't do"-specifically,

a rape-and spent the next 14 years in prison, where he was "abused" and "tortured" by fellow

inmates.

To make matters worse, the caller said, his parents and sister had died while he was in

prison.

In retaliation for those wrongs, he explained, "l force a woman to go where I want, and when

I go there I tell them, 'Do you know what?

I was hurt, so I'm doing ¡t now.'

Then I kill them."

When asked how many victims he had killed, the caller claimed 76-twlce as many as police

had found thus far.

To verify his claim, he signed off with directions to the corpse of "a lady I don't think the

police have discovered."

With so many clues in hand, police soon focused their search on Moses Sithole, a 31-year-old

ex-convict and youth counselor who had suddenly dropped out of sight.

Known to use as many as six pseudonyms, he proved an elusive quarry, but a tip directed

them to his hideout in the Johannesburg slum of Benoni on October 18.

Armed with a hatchet when officers approached him, Sithole wounded one policeman before

he was shot and disarmed.

He survived his wounds and was soon transferred from intensive care to a military hospital,

where physicians diagnosed him as HIV-positive.

In custody, he boasted of teaching his victims "a very good lesson" by killing them.

Robert Ressler's profile of the "ABC" killer had suggested the possibility of two TEAM

KILLERS working together, and police initially suspected that Sithole might be an accomplice

of David Selepe, linked to a half-dozen murders of women in Cleveland, but Sithole denied

ever meeting Selepe, and no evidence has been found to connect the two men.

(Selepe, for his part, had nothing to say on the subject.

He was shot dead in December 1994, reportedly after attacking a policeman on a visit to

one of his crime scenes.

The officer who killed him was exonerated on a claim of self-defense.)

A full year passed before Moses Sithole made his first court appearance, on October 22,

1996, formally charged with 38 murders, 40 rapes, and six counts of robbery.

His trial, scheduled to begin on November 14, was postponed when Sithole arrived in

court that morning, his pants drenched in blood.

He was rushed to a hospital, treated for an open knee wound apparently sustained at Pretoria

Central Prison.

When his trial finally convened in February 1997, an American voice expert identified

Sithole as the caller who had boasted of his murders to reporters at The Star.

Sithole had also confessed his crimes in detail to other inmates, some of whom were curiously

equipped with both tape recorders and video cameras, capturing his boasts for posterity.

The long-winded proceedings were delayed once again in August when Sithole started vomiting

blood from a stomach ulcer, but there was no escaping justice.

On December 5, 1997, jurors convicted Sithole on all counts; the following day, he was sentenced

to a prison term of 2,410 years.