They started over there
In the houses without water
So i guess they are now in the water somewhere
I agree
Oh no, no,no. I see them
105, 2 on the roof
Don't shoot
Yeah i see them
You think they saw you ?
I don't think so
They are going in the house
Wait, wait
Don't let them see you
They are inside right ?
You shoot right, i shoot left
They are dead
Shotgun for long range is shit
I look south west, the village
It's the blue zone
You checked the village ? I saw noone there
Looks clear
I don't really know where the shots came from
Someone is shooting left, euh east, north east
In the house ?
Oh shit
You saw them ?
I heal with bandages
You see him ?
Ah F*ck, he saw me
They are 2, the second is behind a tree
I just hit him
Do we have to run ?
I see nobody
I hear a silencer
There is someone is these houses somewhere
I see something to our right
Follow me
Shoot with your ak, we have to spare 5.56
A motorcicle, be carefull
Fast, fast ,fast
He is in front but doesn't see me, don't shoot. They are 2
I'm just behind them, go go
Sprint to the zone
Omg, i'm just behind them
Don't shoot, don't shoot
He saw me, to your right !
East, euh south
You killed him ?
Not the second, hide
We go together
He is prob around 150. 3,2,1
Kill him! Rez me
I need to get a first aid
Where is his friend
Just here
There is a sniper, i take it thanks
Ah they are both here
We have to move
Blue is comming, i see someone
Go behind the wall and we are good
I'm scared someone is in my ass
I don't think someone is behind
I think someone is inside
I see someone, shhht
In the bushes
I look left
Another one is comming, hide !
Stay here, he is dead shht
I check left again
Only 2 left
I think in the house, not sure
We have to go to the other side of the wall
Let me look right pls
I don't know where they are. We have to wait
I see one !
East
Hit!
Dead
Not sure if he is inside or not
We have to verify
He must be inside
No, he can't get out then
Maybe in the bushes
Which one, i see nothing
You have a smoke ?
Throw it to your left
Hide
He scared me holy
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DO YOU FIND A BOOKING AGENT OR DO THEY FIND YOU - Duration: 3:09.
this is tidal wave from the Twitter they'e asked do you find a booking agent or do they find you
very quick answer because we've done a lot on booking agents but you can find
booking agents but again this comes down to very very simply a question another
question which is I'm facing the music industry people are always facing the
music industry if I want a booking agent well if you want a booking agent it all
comes down to proof if you can put on a show and you can get 500 people to your
show the booking agent will find you if you're approaching booking agents and
they're saying we're not interested is because they don't think that you're a
valuable option for it so there's gonna be a little bit in between where you're
like maybe we could get a booking agent and we can schmooze them but
don't forget in the music industry it's their job to try and find out this
stuff the music industry is watching at all times it's their job that is of
what's left of the music industry but they're not just sat waiting for
a for a phone call they don't want that they want to they want to hear about
bands on the grapevine and go that sounds quite good and then go down and
go fuck me this is this is really good this works but for me the question is
you're facing the music industry again with that question you are saying I want
to get a booking agent and I'm not ready because if you were completely
ready they would find you so it's like how can I jump to get a booking agent
because it's their job to find this stuff out if you want to find a
booking agent it's very very simple you need to be able to put on shows and get 200
plus people to your shows you need to video that show so you've got proof of
it and you just need to send it to a booking agent and go fucking check this
shit out you know so by which time they would have heard about it they would
have come to your show because that's their job to do that so for me
concentrate on getting the numbers to the gigs and the booking agents will
find you out so you're doing it you're already doing the work but just
you know it's the same thing with a label exactly the same you can say it
with everything does the label find you or do you find the label
I mean in 1995 you found the label because you had to send your CD in and
you lived in Swansea where I'm from and you have to send this because
they're not gonna find out by that nowadays of course they'll find out like
I talked to people in the industry all the time they live in their
car they're traveling up and down the motorways all the time going and seeing
gigs go and seeing bands hearing something going online checking
out going oh this could work going to a gig that's what they do
but if you point every time you point towards the music industry every
decision you make you'll make it with the music industry in mind
instead of the audience in mind and going back to the Taylor Swift thing at
least what she's doing is she's got the audience in mind instead of the music
industry in mind so you've got to face the audience you've got to look after
your audience and if you can find ways of getting people down to your
shows then it will grow it'll grow and the music industry will
come and find you as it always does
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10 Fun Things to Do with Your Girlfriend or Girl - Best Creative Date Ideas - Duration: 6:00.
Gentlemen, this is Mantelligence.
Today we are showing you 10 fresh things to do with your girlfriend.
You don't want to take her to the same boring dinner and a movie date,
But coming up with something new isn't always easy.
And that's why having a list of female-approved date ideas of fun things to do can be so helpful.
Here are 10 incredibly, fun things to do with a girl
#10 Give Movie Night a Twist
Dinner and a movie won't be boring if you
add this one, simple twist: Instead of seeing the new blockbuster, watch
a foreign movie, in a foreign language.
Since different cultures produce different types of films, this creates a completely
unique experience.
You can even add some extra fun by turning off subtitles and making your own dialogue
and plot.
#9 Nature Nights
There's nothing more romantic than stargazing
or watching a thunderstorm together.
Or she may really enjoy shutting off all the modern media, getting outside with you,
and simply watching the sun rise, or just sitting in a field surrounded by beautiful
fog.
If you do, make sure to be prepared for nature, weather, and the elements
Pack a bag with blankets, bug spray, a flashlight, and maybe a pair of binoculars.
#8 BOOKSTORE ADVENTURE
If she's an avid reader, spending time together
in a good bookstore can make a great date.
What's her favorite genre?
Science Fiction?
Romance?
The Classics?
All this activity takes is a good bookstore and some good coffee.
Sit, sip, read, and then share what you like (or don't like) about the book you chose.
Since books are so personal, going to a bookstore can be surprisingly insightful.
Of course, you'll learn something about her and her interests, but more importantly, she'll
get insight into you, something women value a great deal, all while
enjoying a good coffee and a book.
#7 HOME IMPROVEMENT
Fix that leaky faucet, paint that ugly wall, or build that planter box you've been talking
about.
If you live separately, find out what things she'd like to change or fix in her environment,
or ask her for help fixing something in yours.
When you're done, order take-out, and enjoy the improvements!
You'll not only get to share dinner, but a sense of accomplishment, and a new appreciation
and connection to the space you so often share together.
#6 ADVENTURE DATE
Nothing brings people closer than pushing
the limits of their comfort zone together.
Go kayaking, hiking, snorkeling, rock climbing, skydiving, or bungee jumping.
And whether you opt for something extreme, like skydiving, or a bit more risk-averse,
like hiking, she'll appreciate having an unforgettable
memory of your adventure together, and not just another restaurant selfie.
#5 BARTEND AT HOME
How often have you thought about trying a
new drink but didn't want to risk it in public?
Find out what drink or two she's always wanted to try, make a quick run to the store,
then head home and spend a night in, mixing each other cocktails (you make hers and she
makes yours).
You'll get to be a little adventurous in private, and can get creative with the ingredients.
It's always a fun night in, and you might even discover a new drink you both love.
Added benefits?
You stock your liquor cabinet, learn a few new drinks, and in the long run, save money
#4 BE A TOURIST IN YOUR OWN HOME TOWN
Take a day to explore the town or city you
live in, and remember what makes it so great.
Start with the attractions and places you know, but haven't been to in a while,
Then go to ones that are new and/or off the beaten path,
Like a local band you've never heard, or maybe a bar that's out of your comfort zone.
Not only will this entertaining mini-adventure build a deeper, shared connection with where
you both live, But you'll also feel like you took a vacation
without having to leave town!
#3 DJ NIGHT
Music is important to nearly everyone, and
the music they're moved by tells a lot about who they are.
Each of you should first pick your top ten songs.
Then take turns playing them over drinks at home,
and discuss why a particular song is important to you,
the memories it invokes, or what it signifies to you and your life.
Rate each song from 1-10, then trim that list of 20 down to 10, creating a playlist that
combines both your tastes.
You'll learn a lot about her, her tastes, and what touches her, and she'll learn the
same about you.
#2 Out of your comfort zone home chefs
We always have a dish or two you've always wanted to try,
and cooking one of those new out of your comfort zone dishes
is an incredibly fun thing to do with your girlfriend
Now the more adventurous the dish, the more fun the date is
Never made lobster?
How about Pad Thai?
Sushi at home?
Start by picking a dish you never made before
Then do of a bit recipe hunting and get your ingredients together
If it's her dish, you do the prep work, and she cooks.
If it's your dish, vice versa
Sure there's a potential for an inedible disaster
but chances are either way, you'll both have lots of fun and a great memory
#1 BLIND DATE
They sure can be awkward, nerve-stressing,
and at times even complete train-wrecks, but there's something exciting, invigorating,
and fresh about a date filled with open possibilities.
So have a date, acting as if this is your first time meeting
How? Set it up like a normal first date
Agree on a time and it has to be a completely new place
And then meet each other there but take different forms of transportation
Have no expectations for the night
to only ask about things you don't already know about each other.
From there, go out for a drink or a walk to another fresh place, sticking with the I don't know you rules
This is a fun to get to know each other better than you already do, even if you've been together for years.
There you have it 10 incredibly fun and unique things to do with your girlfriend or wife
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How to roll UP or Down Mercedes car windows with key | Mercedes Benz c250 | Get Fixed - Duration: 1:03.
This is how you put down all the windows of your Mercedes c250 it's a useful
feature because you don't have to go through a whole process of unlocking the
car door and twisting the key to the on position in order to put down all the
windows instead you can accomplish this with a quick push of a button do not
quote me on this but I do believe all Mercedes o6 enough has the ability to
put down the windows with the key fob you first want to start by going over to
the driver side of your car and locate this sensor adjacent to a car handle
standing about a foot from the car door point the key fob at said sensor and hold
the unlock button for roughly three or five seconds whenever you decide the
window is low enough simply let go the unlock button and you're straight cuh
you're good say you stepped out the car and forgot to put up the windows it's
the same thing if you want to bring all your windows up first close the door and
hold the lock button for roughly three to five seconds everything will
simultaneously close including the sunroof that pretty much wraps it up for
this video guys thank you for watching Bendji D here from Get Fixed I really do
appreciate you being here and I'm out Peace!
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Believe It Or Not, The Civil War Didn't Start Because Of Slavery - Duration: 16:34.
Believe It Or Not, The Civil War Didn't Start Because Of Slavery
There were many differences between the North and the South.
Before the war started, Congress was represented by two groups: the North were Republicans
and the South were Democrats.
The south was plantation agricultural-based that used slave labor.
Banking There was a difference between the North and the South regarding banking.
In the South, which had little need for local banking services, there was little enthusiasm
for such a proposal.
The South Required far fewer internal improvements than people in the Northwest, and they tended
to view federal subsidies for such projects to be part of a "Deal" between western and
eastern interests that held no obvious gains for the South.
The South needed low tariffs with Europe in order to sell their cotton and still make
a profit.
Hence the major economic division between the north and south was over tariffs.
Yes, there were other differences between the North and South beside economics: The
North agreed with the Founding Fathers that the republic was perpetual; the South argued
secession.
The north wanted the states to be slave-free, wheres the south believed that idea interfered
with their "Rights" to own slaves which they considered to be property.
The North wanted the states to be slave-free, whereas the South believed that idea interfered
with their "Rights" to own slaves which they considered to be property.
Barely one month after the election, South Carolina seceded on Dec. 20, 1860, and the
cotton states Of Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas followed suit,
seceding in January and February 1861.
The war began when the south bombarded Fort Sumter on April 12-13.
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My Girlfriend Broke Up With Me Like a Coach on Hard Knocks - Duration: 2:54.
(light knocking)
- You wanted to see me?
- Yeah.
Hey.
Sit down.
This is never easy, so I'm just gonna go ahead and say it.
We are releasing you.
To be really honest, we saw a lot of
great potential in practice.
You had a lot of ideas for dates,
you had curious questions about
what kind of sweet treats I like
and what my size of jacket was.
But none of these things really materialized on the field.
Dropped plans and missed opportunities.
That's unfortunately why we're here today.
- Okay, well...
- You know, I think is gonna end up
being the best for both of us.
- Okay.
- You're gonna land on your feet.
- Yeah.
I know practice squad got opening's too, so.
- Practice squad is closed to you.
I don't think we're gonna be
friends at this time.
- Okay.
- Just again, we really appreciate
everything you gave, you gave a lot.
And we need somebody who's gonna deliver.
- Cool. - Every time.
- Cool.
So, I'ma go call my grandma, so,
appreciate it, so.
- Yeah, you're gonna find somebody.
Keep your head up, you got a bright future.
Tell grandma, "Hi".
- Yeah, I will. - I always really liked her.
- Yeah, she loved you.
She loved you, but y'know.
It is what it is.
Appreciate it.
Grandma's gonna be very upset, I'm not gonna lie.
But, y'know, she's used to that,
I've been bouncing around from team to team for a while,
y'know, it's hard for me to stick to,
to one place.
But, y'know, I'm not gonna let go of my dream.
Y'know, I believe I can make an impact
in their life
and I'm gonna keep at it,
I'm gonna keep at it.
(emotional piano music)
- [Narrator] Mondale will be dating again soon,
but it won't be with this organization.
Sometimes in the world of Hard Knocks,
you just have to move on.
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Army Surplus Humvee Built to Rockcrawl—Awesome or Awful? - Dirt Every Day Ep. 67 - Duration: 25:53.
(vehicle engine)
(rock music)
- This week on Dirt Everyday we're out here in the desert
with a government surplus Humvee.
- [Dave] I'm a stuntman. Woohoo!
(vehicle engines)
(rock music)
- We are out here in the hot desert sun
east of Barstow, California
at the GovPlanet desert facility.
What we're doing here is we're picking out
our next vehicle for Dirt Everyday.
GovPlanet is an online web-based auction house
where they sell a lot of military surplus vehicles.
Things like old two and a half ton trucks,
all the way up to giant tank haulers.
But, today, I'm taking home a Humvee.
A Humvee is the vehicle
that started the entire Hummer brand.
You know the H1, which this is a representative of,
H2, H3, and then they kind of went into funk,
but the military Humvees have been around
for like 20 to 30 years now.
And they're starting to show their age
and a lot of them are coming up for auction.
And if you would want to buy one, you can bid on these.
They range in price from eight to 10 grand
depending on how good the truck is,
how many people bid on it.
The one we picked out, it's a little rough around the edges,
but I think it's going to be perfect for what we want to do.
So, I'm going to load this up, we're going to haul it home,
because they're not street legal,
Dave's going to come up to the shop,
we're going to see what type of upgrades we can fit on it.
And then we're going to go out to the desert
and see just how much abuse can a Humvee really take?
(upbeat music)
- You got a Humvee.
- Yes, I got us a Humvee.
- This thing's rad.
- GovPlanet sells a lot of different Humvees.
Some are super nice
and some are a little rough around the edges.
- This is a rough one.
- Yeah, it's a little rough,
but I think they know that we're going to go beat it up.
Fiberglass front, aluminum back,
37's, which I think we need to go bigger.
I don't think it has locking diffs,
but it does have portals,
so it has lots of ground clearance,
and it's independent front and rear.
Much like you and I, Dave, we're independent guys,
we just kind of do what we want.
- I do what my wife says.
- All right I'm an independent guy
and you do what your wife says.
It looks a lot heavier than it really is.
- This thing's cool.
- [Fred] Yeah.
- I'll bet ya it jumps good.
- [Fred] I bet it jumps good,
but I don't know that it lands good.
- [Dave] Starting it up.
(engine ignites)
- Up the hill, Dave.
- I've never driven one of these before.
Oh boy.
(upbeat music)
- [Fred] It's nice and wide,
so it's pretty stable on side hills.
It has lots of 6.2 diesel power.
- [Dave] That's wide open right there.
- [Fred] Yeah.
It's going to be even better when we put bigger tires on it.
- (laughs) Yeah.
It drives pretty good, it's like a big go-kart.
- [Fred] Yeah.
We'll probably have to put
about 15 cup holders in to fill it up.
- [Dave] It steers kind of good.
- [Fred] Yeah, it steers really good.
- [Dave] It seems pretty normal.
- [Fred] I think there's a squirrel
stuck in the rear brakes,
but I think it's pretty--
- [Dave] It's going to work good.
- [Fred] It rides good.
- [Dave] Can I go left?
- Go straight.
Get it! The bad guys are after us, Dave.
- Do you think your landlord gets mad when we do this?
- [Fred] As long as you don't hit the grapes,
no turn left, turn left.
- I'm excited to work on this thing.
I've always wondered if they were cool or not.
- It's really wide, I hope it fits in the door.
Clear on this side.
Straight back.
That'll do.
(upbeat music)
- Awesome.
- What do we do first?
- [Dave] What? What do you want to do?
- I want to just take a bunch of stuff off of it.
- I want to do a roll bar.
- [Fred] You want the roll bar?
- Yeah.
- Let's see if we can just remove all of that.
Put some coolers in there.
How big a tire?
- 54's.
- [Fred] That's it?
- [Dave] Yeah.
- I think we should be moderate
because we don't really want to regear it right now,
but I think some 40's.
- I wonder if max speed means it'll do everything
at that speed or if that just means going down the highway.
- I've passed convoys of these on the highways
and they're barely doing 55.
- Yeah, well they were hauling all sorts of important stuff,
we're not hauling anything but a good time.
(upbeat music)
- Oh look.
- [Dave] You flip it over and it's your seat?
- [Fred] Mine's full of rat poop.
Not a single Commando knife or nothing.
- [Dave] Oh yeah, there's a whole rat's nest on this side.
(drilling)
These things they've got
like this beefy aluminum roll bar from the factory,
it's got a pretty heavy duty one for the windshield
and the b-pillar.
We're going to be bombing this thing pretty hard in the desert
and, to be a little safer, we're going to do a roll cage.
We'll do a basic, kind of like a Jeep-style roll cage,
but I'm going to shoot the tube through the existing bar here,
so we go through and then it'll come down
and it'll tie into the wheel well opening.
We're going to keep it looking original,
but then add to it to make it look awesome.
We picked up some inch and 3/4 120 DOM at the metal yard
that ended up on the JD Squared bender.
You use an angle finder like this
to figure out the degree you want it.
You bend your tubing and you try
and match it as close as possible.
- Where the roll cage comes down into the floor,
this is aluminum floor
and there's a seam in the aluminum right here,
so what we're going to do is we're going to make a sandwich plate.
We got these two, these are about 3/16th plates
and we'll put one on top of the floor like this
and I'll run some grade eight bolts down through there
and then below the tub
we'll put another plate and another washer and lock that.
Then when Dave has this tube set exactly where he wants it,
he can weld the tube right to this plate and,
in the worst case scenario that we go upside down,
the tube won't punch right through and then crush us.
So, day one of our Humvee build went pretty well.
I think we're almost out of tubing,
so might need to get some more tubing.
But, we did get some better safety seat belts,
so we're going to put some new seat belts in tonight,
Dave's going to work on the cage some more,
but that's pretty much it for the day.
Tomorrow I think our big tires and wheels show up
and we should be ready to head to the desert.
(upbeat music)
Morning Dave.
- [Dave] Let's get this thing done.
- I got us a big tire.
- I got camouflage seat covers.
- [Fred] This thing's going to be rad.
- [Dave] Let's get it done and go in the desert.
- [Fred] Time to decorate.
We got these because the seats were blown out
and rather than go to the junkyard
and buy new seats and build a bunch of brackets,
we went to the hardware store
and we got these beautiful jungle camo seat cushions.
- They're going to look good.
- [Fred] It's going to look awesome.
We're going to need our Hawaiian shirts for this episode.
- We forgot to get those.
- [Fred] The cage is done.
We got a tarp 'cause the roof that was on it,
the soft top,
ripped to shreds when we towed it home.
We're going to ratchet strap that on
so we don't get sunburned when we're out rock crawling.
- [Dave] We got seat belts.
- [Fred] We got some seat belts.
We got to finish bolting the seat belts.
We got some 40 inch tires,
so we're going to trim the fenders so that those fit perfect.
(drilling)
(upbeat music)
Underneath this big tire is the portal box,
the portal gear box,
and a portal is a system where the axle shaft comes in,
goes through two sets of gears,
so as this gear turns this way,
the bottom gear turns this way
and the bottom gear is attached to the tire.
It keeps the axle shaft angle pretty flat
and you get more ground clearance.
If you figure this is probably the center of the top gear,
you're looking at about four inches of drop
and this also reduces the stress on everything upstream
so you can run smaller components.
(rock music)
Time to finally put the big 40 inch tires on the Humvee.
Dave is going to every lug nut
and putting some anti seize on it.
The wheel studs have been kind of rusty.
These are 40 inch Yokohamas
and these are 17 inch wheels from KMC.
These tires are directional,
there's actually a passenger side tire
and this would be the driver's side.
When they came from Tire Rack they were already
mounted, balanced, ready to go and they were marked.
We are going to bolt these on and, finally,
get out of the shop and go play in the desert.
(rock music)
The first thing we'll probably break
if we're going to break anything
is going to be the ball joints.
- It looks good, it looks like there's tons of clearance.
- Or maybe the axle shafts.
Or maybe the driveshafts, U-joints.
But, maybe it's not hard to break all three
at the same time.
- Let's pull it off the lift and get it out of here.
- Dave.
- [Dave] Yep.
- Have you ever built a Humvee before?
- [Dave] Nope. First one.
- Ladies and gentlemen here it is,
the first and greatest Humvee Dave and I have ever built.
(rock music)
- [Dave] Where's the trailer?
- [Fred] To the trailer.
- [Dave] Buckle up for safety, Fred.
- Buckling up for safety.
(rock music)
Welcome to Johnson Valley, Dave.
- Good job. It's hot.
- What do you want to do with this thing?
- I say we see how it does
compared to the old, blue Monster Ford.
- So, run it up the sand dunes over there
and Turkey Claw?
- [Dave] Yeah, and hit the Whoops,
we never made it to the Whoops in that thing.
- [Fred] This thing will do awesome in the Whoops
'cause it's basically a race car.
And if it doesn't get destroyed in those four obstacles--
- We're going to run it up the back door.
(laughter)
- I'm loaded, I'm going to grab my boots,
it's going to be a long day.
(rock music)
(engine revving)
All right,
so there's that sand dune we couldn't climb
in the big, dumb Ford.
I would like to assume
that AM General spent millions of dollars
engineering the Humvee to climb sand dunes
'cause they probably figured
if there's a war near sand dunes--
- We need to be the best at it.
- Right.
- [Dave] Are we going big right off the bat?
- Go! Go!
Get it!
Climb! Climb Humvee, climb!
Climb.
Keep driving.
Climb.
- Let's try that again.
- I think I meant that one over there.
Do it again, Dave.
- [Dave] It seems really stable.
- All right, go.
(engine revving)
Climb!
(rock music)
- [Dave] We'll just work our way over to the--
- [Fred] Go, go, go! Go, go, go!
- [Dave] Oh, come on.
(rock music)
- [Fred] One more time.
Hit it harder, Dave.
Go like you mean it.
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
We should camp right here.
- [Dave] (laughs) All right.
- [Fred] Back up.
- [Dave] It did really good.
(laughter)
Let's go drive up to the top
and look at what we didn't get up.
I give it an A+ for a good time.
- Basically you just need to lay out
the perfect course for the Humvee.
- Yeah. I got a lot of sand in my teeth.
- We've determined that the Humvee is at the top of its game
and it works better going downhill.
- Yes.
- It's not really a low-lying machine,
this is like the pinnacle.
- Well, they typically got dropped out of airplanes,
so that's what it's used to doing.
- [Fred] Drive right over this edge, we'll be fine.
- You know what race cars are good at?
- Goin' fast in the Whoops.
- Yeah. We didn't do so hot in the dunes.
- [Fred] Going through this kind of rough stuff
is where this thing's really going to shine.
- So, that's where you spend your big dollars though,
like race cars spend all sorts of money
going fast in the Whoops.
- Because they have really nice shocks
and really big engines.
- The guy said that these shocks work good
for 20 minutes once and that was probably 20 years ago.
- So far it's been riding good,
so I think we'll just see if it rides better going faster.
- [Dave] All right. Jump in.
- [Fred] All right.
- [Dave] Here we go.
(rock music)
- [Fred] Oh boy.
- [Dave] Oh yeah.
It's so beat up.
There's a big one.
- [Fred] Oh yeah.
- [Dave] There's another hop.
- [Fred] Another hop, good.
(vehicle engine)
- [Dave] I'm going to go ahead and slow down. No, I'm not.
Woohoo!
When the back end gets right off the ground it's fun.
- [Fred] It really soaks 'em up.
(Dave laughs)
(rock music)
I think we're there. I think this is the finish line.
(rock music)
- I think that was about all I wanted out of it.
(laughter)
That was terrible.
- I don't know.
We didn't roll the thing,
but I also feel like my spine kind of
punched myself in the brain.
- I think we might have won the Whoop section,
out of all the tests,
the Hummer shines in the Whoops.
- Okay.
We need some sort of obstacle course
that shows how tight it turns.
- I don't like driving over bushes in the desert,
so let's go and weave through all this stuff
and see if we can get through it quick
without killing anything.
- All right, so a bush is a landmine.
- Bushes are landmines.
- I'll buy that.
- And there's a bogie on our tail.
(engine ignites)
- Go, Dave, there's a bogie on our tail.
(rock music)
Go straight. Turn left.
Hard right.
Go straight.
Turn right. You got it.
Luckily we got a lot of ground clearance.
Go left.
- [Dave] Left?
- [Fred] You got it.
Go that way.
Go this way.
(laughter)
- [Dave] I'm going to Turkey Claw.
I might have missed a couple of your directions.
- [Fred] I'm pretty sure we didn't hit any landmines.
- [Dave] That was kind of an easy one though.
- Yeah, it was kind of lame.
But, I mean, we didn't die.
- We didn't kill any critters.
- We didn't blow up any landmines.
- Let's go rock crawling, it's gettin' late.
- I think we need to get on some rocks
because we might be here all night.
(engine ignites)
- [Dave] It's a lot of work driving this thing (laughs).
- [Fred] Dave, have you changed your mind about Humvees?
- I didn't like 'em when they were $70,000 luxury vehicles.
I like the military versions,
but they looked like they were so overweight
they probably wouldn't work at all.
- [Fred] But, they're really not that heavy.
- [Dave] No, I found that out.
- And they're also really not that expensive now,
in fact you could buy this one when we're done with it,
they're going to auction it back off.
- No, I think it's doin' awesome.
For what looks like a big, heavy vehicle,
it's like kickin' butt.
I think it'd be really fun to do an LS swap in one of these
and make it have some actual horsepower
that throws down right when you want it to.
- Yeah. I'm interested to see how it rock crawls.
I mean, we have big tires, we have lots of ground clearance,
it's got like a torsion lockers,
but who knows if it's worn out after all the years of abuse.
I'd say we have at least three hours on this trail.
- Let's do it.
- And then we'll probably be sleeping there until dawn.
- Less talk, more four by four.
I'm going to apologize now for my poor driving.
- [Fred] You got this, Dave.
- [Dave] You can't take the race line everywhere.
- [Fred] The only thing we really need to remember
is like right here is the transmission pan
with zero body armor.
Passenger front's going to climb big.
I'd say bring it tight on the passenger side.
There you go.
You got this, David.
- [Dave] I'm more of a jumping car kind of guy.
- [Fred] Bring it down to Hummer town.
- [Dave] Come on big tires, do your thing.
I'm driving it. Come on little buddy.
- [Fred] Let me look underneath and see what we got.
- [Dave] Okay.
- [Fred] Climb little Humvee.
Climb!
Climb!
I can't believe how well this is rock crawling.
- [Dave] It's doing way better than I expected.
- Dude, this is cool.
(rock music)
So, if you're rock crawlin', you'd be amazed,
even as slow as you're going,
how hot an engine and transmission can get to.
- It's at 220, I think we're good.
- All right, so just keep an eye on your gauges,
but also keep an eye on your spotter
and keep an eye on your cooler,
make sure it's full of really icy cold--
- Water.
And try and figure out the breaking point
on some of these parts.
- Well, this thing, it's amazing,
but we're not really sure how much tire spin it'll take
before it blows apart a half shaft.
- [Dave] Yeah.
- One of the boots is already leakin' grease everywhere.
- [Dave] All right. Let's roll out.
We got almost half way there.
Over half way there.
- We'll get to the trail here any second now.
- [Dave] That gate keeper was tough.
(Fred laughs)
- So, we're coming up to a spot here.
You see this giant boulder here,
there's these big two,
there's actually two options,
there's the right line and the left line.
But, with a truck this wide,
neither line is looking really good.
We're going to try the right line
and see if we can keep the tires on the rocks
and the transmission pan off the rocks,
'cause there's almost no skid plate under there.
- [Dave] Come on.
- [Fred] There you go. Keep it comin'.
Perfect.
Perfect.
Run it right over here
and see if you can climb up this pinnacle.
- [Dave] Come on little buddy.
- [Fred] Uh oh.
- [Dave] I'm going this way I guess.
- [Fred] Uh oh.
Uh oh.
Try to go back.
Come on you big, heavy truck.
Let me get a rock behind this tire.
Get in there, rock.
What happens if you turn passenger and back?
- I'm just worried I'm going to break a shaft if I do that.
The whole thing was going really good
and then it was like one or two of the rocks shifted
and the thing just like kind of pivoted on this boulder
and now I'm wedged in from all four corners.
(engine revving)
- [Fred] There she goes.
Nice and easy.
Be a ballerina.
(rock music)
- [Dave] Feels much better.
- [Fred] Dial dog, you're dialed.
Yeah, you got it.
Keep it this way.
Come on big tire, get up on top of all that junk.
Nothing should hold you up if you keep moving.
Keep goin', keep goin'. - [Dave] This is the easiest
part of the trail,
I better not screw it up.
Is that aggressive enough?
- [Fred] That's going to be it.
Come a little further.
(rock music)
Rev it. You're good.
Wide open, full power.
- [Dave] Like that?
- [Fred] Yeah.
Go Dave, go.
Go, go, go, go.
- [Dave] This thing just soaks it up.
- [Fred] Go Dave, go.
- [Dave] That was a good one.
- This thing doesn't suck.
- It did awesome.
- I mean it's like,
I was really expecting it to be
the biggest turd we've ever had.
- Me too.
- It could use more horsepower.
- Yeah, but we didn't break it
because of the lack of horsepower.
- The 40's fit not problem.
- Yeah.
- I was fully expecting axle shafts to blow apart
and they didn't.
- Nope.
- It rides through the Whoops like a wild bronco.
- Yeah, (laughs) but it didn't break.
You try doin' that in anything else
and the rear housing is going to be bent and broken.
- I'm pretty impressed.
- And we rock crawled it, like, come on.
- I was wondering how we were going to tell people
to buy a Humvee at the start of this episode.
And now I think they're pretty cool.
- Yeah, way better than expected.
- [Fred] Yeah.
- Good job.
- That's it for Dirt Everyday.
We'll see you next time.
- You can drive.
- Finally.
- Take me to camp.
- [Fred] How do you work all these buttons and switches?
- [Dave] You'll get the hang of it.
- ♫ Humvees don't work so great in the dunes.
♫ But I bet, they'll work real great goin' fast.
- ♫ In the whoops, the whoop di dos.
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Is an Economy for the People, or to Maximize Profit? Innovation, Disruption, Trump | Michael Slaby - Duration: 3:45.
I think it's really easy—in sort of the world of marketing in general—to sort of
fall victim to this "shiny object syndrome" of like innovation for the sake of innovation
and disruption for the sake of disruption.
I think both of those concepts are ultimately pretty bad for society.
Innovation and disruption for the sake of innovation and disruption is like driving
a wrecking ball blindfolded.
Unless there's some real reason and mission and goal for turning an industry upside down,
if our only goal is turning one dollar into two or ten I'm not sure that sufficient motivation
to up end an economy.
Sometimes innovation and disruption are necessary for progress, they're necessary for rethinking
things and for getting out of stale habits that aren't working, but I think especially
when it comes to technology relative to social good—and politics having a clear understanding
of the communities that you're engaging and a clear mission—that you're talking about
the role, that people are going to have in the mission that you're trying to drive is
much more important than any particular technical innovation.
Using new tools is a good idea.
Reaching people in ways and reaching people where they are, reaching communities where
they're comfortable and in their own language and listening on those platforms and in those
networks where people are, these are all things that we should do.
But the goal here isn't to do something new, the goal is the same as it's always been,
which is to build a relationship with a person that sees our vision for the future or an
issue or the country the same way we do and to inspire in them a desire to participate
in the future that we're trying to lay out and that we're trying to lead.
I think this is where there's a real challenge in a world where attention is so divided,
where we consume so much content from so many places, if we are too quick to skip to tactical
conversations or in politics too quickly to skip the policy—"So I hear that you have
anxiety about the future of your job.
I have a 39-point plan"—when we're too quick to skip past the emotion of anxiety
and the need for that person to feel comfortable and confident in that we understand the anxiety
that they feel, we lose track of people really fast.
And I think that's a place where President Trump was extremely successful in 2016.
He spoke to a frustration and an anxiety about the pace of change that scares people, and
it's disruptive to all of us.
The pace of innovation is so fast that we are all living through more disruption and
more change than we've ever had to before.
And speaking to that anxiety and that uncertainty is a really important part of leadership.
Leading a community through change is about confidence and managing anxiety and managing
change.
And I think skipping to I think ultimately the promises that President Trump made during
the campaign are ones that he can't deliver on.
I think that ultimately he's a little bit like a seventh-grader running for a class
president saying he's going to put Coca-Cola in the water fountains.
But he's speaking to a feeling and an intensity and an emotion that is important, and not
speaking at that altitude about values and belief is a real deficit for progressives
I think.
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Tattoos Make You Sweat Less: Truth Or Mare? - Duration: 2:49.
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Has Trump been a friend to workers or just good for business? - Duration: 6:16.
JOHN YANG: On this Labor Day, the national holiday that celebrates the contributions
of America's working men and women, President Trump said tweeted: "We are building our future
with American hands, American labor, American iron, aluminum and steel."
Our William Brangham is talk about how President Trump is doing with his pledge to help workers
-- William.
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: That's right John.
As you well know, the president was elected in no small part because he promise to revitalize
jobs in America, especially manufacturing jobs.
So, for a look at how American labor has been doing in the Trump era, I talked earlier today
with Steven Greenhouse.
He covered the labor movement for The New York Times for many years, and he's currently
writing a book about its past and future.
And I started by asking him how the president, who's a billionaire real estate developer
from Manhattan, had struck such a strong chord with so many blue-collar workers in the election.
STEVEN GREENHOUSE, Author: My sense is President Trump was very smart in reading workers' concerns
and anxieties.
He saw that a lot of workers, especially blue-collar workers in the Midwest, were very concerned
about stagnant wages, jobs lost to trade, closed factories.
And he talked very directly and viscerally to them, saying, I'm going to do something
about it.
Hillary is not going to do enough about it.
We're going to bring back the jobs.
We're going to get tough with Mexico and China on trade.
And that really resonated with people.
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: So, let's talk a little bit about his record.
The president has been talking about jobs a lot.
He touts his record.
He talks about the Carrier Corporation example.
He talks about coal plants, renegotiating trade deals.
What has his record been on job creation and helping workers?
STEVEN GREENHOUSE: It's unclear to me that he's done much concretely to bring back jobs,
except he's been reducing regulations.
And I think that has encouraged many companies.
We have seen over the past few months an increase in manufacturing jobs.
And economists are wondering, why this big increase?
You know, manufacturing jobs were increasing in Obama's last year.
They continue to increase.
The dollar has dropped a good bit since Donald Trump was elected.
That encourages our exports.
And I do think that Trump has excited a lot of business executives and the so-called animal
spirits are flowing.
And they're thinking, let's invest.
And he also has, you know, in some of the regulations he's killed, he eliminated, delayed
some regulations that help business, but hurt workers.
He sought to delay and perhaps kill a regulation that would make overtime pay available to
an additional four million workers.
He's delayed regulations that would protect workers against very dangerous silica dust
and beryllium.
He's helping Wall Street firms by delaying and perhaps canceling an Obama regulation
that would require investment advisers, Wall Street advisers, to act in the best interest
of workers and retirees when they're handling retirement accounts.
He's canceled an Obama administration regulation that requires federal contractors to disclose
when they violate wage laws and race discrimination laws and sex discrimination laws.
So I think business has been very pleased that he's eliminating regulations that might
make them feel more ready to invest, but on the other hand, some of these moves have really
not helped workers.
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: As you mentioned, a lot of employers would point to those regulations
and say that those are the very things that hinder their ability to create jobs and to
grow the economy and to grow the labor pool.
STEVEN GREENHOUSE: There is truth that regulations often create disincentives to investment,
but remembering this -- President Trump ran on the platform of, I'm going to be a big
friend of workers, I'm going to help you out.
And in virtually every regulation that he's acted on, he's acted for business and against
workers.
And he will say, and American business will say, this is good because it's helping to
create jobs.
On the other hand -- and President Trump is boasting that, I have created over a million
jobs, more than a million jobs have been created since I came into office.
But President Obama's fans, economists will say, but actually the rate of job growth has
been slightly slower under Trump, about 170,000 a month since January, than it was in Obama's
last six months.
Now, it's possible with all these regulations removed that job growth will increase in the
next six months, a year, but we will see what happens.
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: There is a fair amount of polling out there, including a recent poll
by Gallup, and indicates that workers, middle-class workers, feel that they are doing better.
They are comfortable about the jobs that are available.
They don't think they are going to be outsourced.
They argue that they are doing better.
Do you think that that optimism is real, and should President Trump get some credit for
that?
STEVEN GREENHOUSE: I think President Trump should get some credit.
I think Obama should get some credit.
Remember, we had the worst economic recession since the Great Depression in 2007 until 2009.
And the economy has really improved slowly, unevenly since 2009.
And, you know, the unemployment rate is down to its lowest point in 16 years.
And Donald Trump gets some credit.
Obama gets a lot of credit for that.
And it's understandable that workers are feeling pretty good, because, with unemployment so
low, finally, finally they're thinking they have steady jobs.
Wages are finally starting to increase, still way too slowly.
Wages just increased just by one-tenth of 1 percent last month.
They're up 2.5 percent over the year, slightly more than the inflation rate.
And that's good.
But, again, economists are wondering, with the unemployment rate so low, you know, why
aren't wages going up more?
When all these employers are saying I'm having a hard time finding people to fill jobs, why
aren't they paying more?
Why aren't wages going up more?
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: All right, Steven Greenhouse, chronicler of the labor movement, thank you
so much.
STEVEN GREENHOUSE: Nice to be here.
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Should I Buy Off Market Or Should I Buy Off Plan? - Duration: 5:20.
Hello, and welcome to Property Investments UK.
In today's video, we're gonna be looking at, should you buy property deals that are off-market?
Or you should focus on property deals that are off-plan?
And what the difference is between the two.
So let's try and separate the two potential opportunities.
Off-market property deals are very often going to be properties that are promoted and sold,
usually by one agent, or, as a seller directly.
So maybe it's a developer or a trader.
And they haven't given that property to lots of other estate agents locally, or commercial
agents, so it's not gonna be on Rightmove, Zoopla, a lot of the main kind of property
portals.
What that allows you to do is really assess that potential deal without the, I suppose,
impeding potential of competition.
So you should be able to spend some time, doing due diligence, you should be able to
try and analyse whether the figures are right.
And hopefully, you should be able to buy it at a good price, as well.
You don't have that same level of competition, potentially bidding the price up.
Separate to that, off-plan properties may not be off-market.
They might be marketed by a number of agents.
They might be marketed on a number of websites.
But the off-plan aspect, effectively, is where the site currently isn't finished yet.
Maybe it's a brand new build and house that's, maybe three, four months away, and the developer
is selling off different parts of the estate, in stages.
Or, potentially, it could be a off-market property that's an apartment within a building,
that's maybe due to be completed in a year or two's time.
And then it's available to buy at a good potential price today, rather than what the potential
purchase price might be in the future.
Now, you don't want to get kind of mixed up, effectively, and say, "Okay, well, maybe there's
a property here that's valued today at 200,000," and you can buy it for 180, but in the future,
it might be worth 230.
I'd probably look at today's figures and see if that property deal makes sense, effectively,
to buy today.
So, properties in that area, 200.000, and you can buy it for 180, because it's off-plan,
then maybe that could potentially be a good deal.
Once you know what the potential opportunities are ... So let's say if it is a difference
between off-plan, or off-market deals, how do you separate the two?
So, first one, I'd probably, initially, ignore where the opportunity's coming from.
So, if it is off-plan or off-market, but try and focus on the specifics of that deal.
So, is the property a good opportunity?
Is the location right?
Is the yield good for that potential property and area?
Is tenant profile the right type of tenant for you, over the long term?
So, by focusing on the fundamentals of the deal, you can try and compare, kind of apples
to apples, later on down the line.
And you can potentially open up to look at a whole range of opportunities, rather than
just being, kind of focused, and kind of pigeonholed into one particular option, let's say, off-plan
or off-market deals.
Finally, when it comes to assessing that deal, the fact that it's maybe off-market, on market
or off-plan, or currently being completed, or recently been completed.
If you focus on the fundamentals ... so, whether the location, the tenant profile, yield, all
those things are right ... and also focus on where that deal's coming from ... so, if
you're working with a property sourcer, for example, or an investment company,
and they charge a fee to purchase that potential deal ... if that project still makes sense,
I wouldn't worry too much on the fee aspect.
We work with some sourcing companies, and some third parties that introduce properties
for our own portfolio, and also for clients, because the property deal is very good.
So the fact that there's a fee associated with, we're okay with that, as long as the
rest of the figures ultimately stack up on that potential opportunity.
For sure, if you're getting a property sent to you at 100,000, and there's a 3,000-pound
fee on it, and there's comparable properties for 100,000, same condition, same location,
same tenant profile, there's nothing unique that's being offered, effectively, by the
sourcer ... then I would be concerned about the fees.
But if you're getting a property passed to you that's off-plan, or off-market, that maybe
has a fee attached to it, but there's lots of benefits to that potential deal, and ticks
all your boxes and criteria in the right ways ... and then, I wouldn't kind of discount
a property, just because it's a fee associated to it, or discount a property, just because
it's kind of, from one particular source.
Ultimately, it should save you a lot of legwork, and it should also get you a much better deal
than hopefully, what you would have found, if you were to spend the time going out and
looking at property deals yourselves, day in, day out.
Trying to tap into those networks of contacts and opportunities can be a great help with
growing a quick property portfolio, and a good long-standing property portfolio, as
well.
So, it helps to get some context to working, let's say, with off-plan and off-market property
investment deals, and which ones you should consider.
Any questions, don't hesitate to ask, and I look forward to catching up with you in the
next video, All the best take care.
Thank you for watching this video.
If you like this content, and you'd like to join our free online property training course,
we've got a link for it on this page.
And in there, we convert a range of different property strategies to help you get started,
either building a long-term property portfolio, or creating a cash flowing property business.
We also look at ways to increase your return on investment, with any of the properties
you may be considering, and we also have a couple of cheat sheets and downloadable documents
in there, as well.
Simply click on the link to join the free training course today.
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아이돌학교 박지원 과거, 식스틴 이후 성형수술 or 다이어트? 달라진 미모! - Duration: 5:51.
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Do I Find the Deal or Raise the Money First? - Duration: 0:44.
The question is always do I find the deal first or do I raise the money first?
Do I get the deal or do I get the money?
You are raising capital at all times. You got that?
Once you've got a deal, focus on the deal to make the most of it.
Actually, once you've got the deal you relax.
So the best thing to do is prepare the business plan;
which is who's going to be with you? And you are working on the deal.
Once you have the deal you plug in these things to your business plan and the PPM could be done in 1 week.
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Samsung RT28M3983R3/HL Convertible Refrigerator or Fridge - Duration: 4:17.
hi guys this is a sandeep and you are watching tech works so today I have a
Samsung Refrigerator and this is how it looks with packaging it has some levels
on it about the fridge like serial number model number etc let me first
unbox it and then we will start as I have only two hands so please
so we are having the all new Samsung party 28 M 39 83 r3 HL convertible
refrigerator this model belongs to a frost free refrigerator as you can see
the refrigerator consumes 243 units energy per year and the storage volume
is 231 litres and the gross volume is 251 litres this refrigerator comes with
digital inverter technology and even has an inbuilt stabilizer fluctuation from
100 volt to 300 volt so this is also an interesting portion of the fridge so now
you don't need to add extra stabilizer for your fridge the best part is you can
run this fridge on your home inverter it only consumes less power than to CFLs as
you can see the surface it has detailed graphics which looks very nice and very
premium I have this product here in rose mallow plum color besides it has a
premium texture this is the back side of the refrigerator on the top we have an
inbuilt stabilizer and at the bottom there is a compressor with refrigerant
gas the compressor comes with 10 year warranty and the fridge comes with one
year warranty this sides body color and metal is different from rest of three
walls here is a specification sticker for the different models our model
consumes 100 watt per hour with one ampere let's power it on and check so
right now the freezer is at minus 19 degree Celsius and the refrigerator
compartment is at 3 degree Celsius it takes 3 hours to cool once it's on here
you can see the freezer from inside on the door side there are two bottle
guards where you can place your juice or etc to cool it down there is a thing
that liquid is stored which will give you 10 hours of cooling after
electricity is off there is one more thing here that is cool pack this
package of water which once pools then transfer the coolness to other
substances which will on it and it allows the main thing of the freezer the
ice maker here is a tray which can be twisted to remove the ice and then the
ice will be stored in the down compartment
overall it is plastic but build quality is very superior let's say refrigerator
compartment from inside so it is very well designed
and here you get three toughened glass to store heavy food containers everthere
provides a fresh room for flashes and again a cool wall and a big vegetable or
fruit basket with moist fridge own and the basket is really big as compared to
old models and this is the button for your lights and again there are some
stickers for service numbers on the outside you get a tall bottle guard with
two eggs guard and again a small bottle guard
so overall the build quality is superior in the package I got some user manual
warranty card and blues or don't twos pamphlet and yes a key to lock or unlock
the door so let's check the key works perfectly or not and yes it's smooth and
work fine let's come to convertible freezer panel the first key is for power
freezer to make it on we have to press it for three second the middle button is
for converting freezer to fridge again for three second and at last the power
cool fridge and again for three seconds to deactivate all three modes you have
to press all three buttons one by one for three second you can increase or
decrease the temperature of both the panel's by pressing once so overall
build quality is very classy it might seems a bit expensive because it is
around 25k in the market but you are spending money for the inverter
technology along with the stabilizer and the most important thing the convertible
freezer it will save your energy in winter season or you don't need to make
ice so guys if you like this video then click the like button and hit the
subscribe button and if you have any query to ask me in the comment box your
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