Hey IronSpade101 can you uh... get some diamonds and give it to me please?
Really hard to find a underground base.
Dude. You have to talk into your microphone.
I know that your afraid to be on camera.
Ugh. IronSpade101 teleport to me.
IronSpade101?
Guess i have to kill them it's only three.
It wasn't three! It wasn't three!
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'What The Hell Was That?' Ep. 10 Official Clip | Billions | Season 3 - Duration: 1:29.
What the hell was that?
♪ suspenseful music ♪
I've been tracking rental car usage in business cities,
developing relationships with managers there.
Based on lots of activity in Milwaukee,
I've deduced a big move is going down...
Talk more.
Managers of the main airport locations have confirmed
that there are lots of Dutch passports
being presented for car rentals.
Holland Inter-Bev's going after Beer National.
My sources were able to confirm, by GPS,
that all these cars have been going from a Courtyard Marriott
seven miles to--
Beer National's Milwaukee headquarters.
Right.
I think there's a merger coming,
if not an outright purchase--
And Axe Cap will have positions in both companies,
ready for the ride up on the announcement.
♪ dramatic music ♪
Well fucking done, Ben Kim.
Maybe next time, keep your shirt on...
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What Is MCA Motor Club America Best Roadside Assistance In US - Duration: 6:45.
hey guys Meleda Jackson here just shooting a quick video to let you know
some of the services that MCA offers and provides I was able to utilize one of
the services well I wasn't able to i had to utilize one of the services so stay
tuned and watch this video I absolutely feel horrible because I ran out of gas I
absolutely feel horrible because what MCA had me cover - thank you for calling
TVC Motor Club of America Chris - for roadside assistance press three to
cancel your members this call may be monitored or recorded for Quality
Assurance purposes if you're calling or still delivery our change walkout or a
jumpstart please press 1 if you are in a safe location
yes okay great can I have your member ID number please
um actually I'm trying to grab it right now
we're not your cell phone number I can probably get that way okay it's three
zero two five one nine
topanga's move I'm not sure pocket mrs. Jackson yes okay Frank can you verify
your billing address for me real quick yes it's um thank you very much and I do
need a callback number real quick before we get started is it the number the
three or two by one yes okay great and works on iodine
everything meet at so what kind of service training make sure you guys are
getting them MCA services and using home when you become an associate use those
MCA services because that's what you pay for and they do deliver let's see here
make a model of your car are you the owner of the vehicle and you're
obviously the last person to drive it but are you the owner yes okay and where
you might say to that alright so it'll say can we locate you
or something of that nature click on the link and then just please allow and it
will say I'm trying to locate you now once it's going okay okay okay you guys
so I went ahead and dispatch the company to come on out so you even have to wait
as long and when they MCA you guys it's real
it helped me I ran out of gas so I can pay right out here with my credit card
numbers alright cool cash or card they come to the spot
goodness thank goodness tonight I ran out of gas catch the car they come to
the fight don't read any half guys and if you do make sure you got a USP a car
and if you don't get yourself in and say car do what I did and call the number
they'll get you set up and squared away okay so everything else is safe for life
we Pipers are delivering everything so is there anything else I need to help
you with right now are you good and you'll probably receive a follow-up call
later on to make them you know just to verify that your service went okay today
I just want to let you know okay alright thank you you're welcome good luck ma'am
now the other thing we can you take a bag you know came to see you today
yeah baby you came out his way to do his job and
I'm just trying to do mine by showing you guys that MPA is absolutely real he
just gave me throw me some gas for my car because I ran out of gas this
morning and now I'm about to fail MCA got me set up dispatched him out here
for me and now I'm back in business guys I was dropping my kids off to school and
I ran out of gas right when I got to my son right when I got in front of my son
school I ran out of gas I wasn't even thinking that I did it guess I just been
busy all week but I'm back and I'm good I left my glasses I forgot my glasses so
yeah guys stop teasing guys
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What If The Mothman Was Real? - Duration: 5:00.
Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
The Mothman is a dangerous flying creature first reported in West Virginia on November
12, 1966.
It has since enjoyed a good deal of fame, thanks in part John Keel's book The Mothman
Prophecies, which would go on to become a film starring Richard Gere.
Many assume that it's simply an urban legend, but what if this freaky flying fella actually
existed?
Let's explore.
If you want more What If videos, check out our "Biggest What Ifs" playlist on the
channel.
Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if The Mothman Was Real?
There are a number of tales put forth by people who claim to have seen The Mothman, and while
the description varies somewhat, there are definite similarities between them.
Despite its name, The Mothman actually resembles a moth rather little, aside from the fact
that they both fly.
It's said to more resemble an owl or crane in appearance, standing 7 feet tall, with
a wingspan of over 10 feet.
While there's some disagreement, many reports included references to large eyes that seem
to glow in the dark.
It's said that he can fly over 100 miles an hour, but when on foot, shuffles along like
a penguin.
The first Mothman sighting in 1966 involved five men who were preparing a grave in a cemetery.
All of a sudden, they noticed a large, brown winged creature rise from the trees.
The scary part?
They all swore that it was humanoid.
The second sighting that would bring fame to the Mothman came 3 days later, when two
young married couples saw a winged creature with two large eyes, looking to be six or
seven feet tall, and resembling a man.
This time, they fled, only to be pursued by the beast at speeds of up to 100 miles an
hour.
Talk about terrifying.
That same week, a local building contractor named Merle Partridge reported his TV screen
suddenly going on the fritz, going dark and showing strange patterns.
When he looked outside, he saw two red orbs that resembled eyes, but not those of any
animal he knew.
His dog made chase, and was never seen again.
At least, not alive.
The next few days saw a number of sightings of a similar large, flying creature.
Then, when a bridge collapsed suspiciously the following year, the Mothman legend was
born.
These stories certainly sound farfetched, leading most people to assume they were either
a trick of the eyes, or dishonest stories told for attention.
Let's be real; the people who DID see something probably just saw a sandhill crane.
However, we're not asking if the Mothman actually is real, we're wondering what would
happen if he WAS real.
So let's set aside the improbability of the thing, and use these stories to figure
out how a real life Mothman might change the world as we know it.
Of course, if there was a giant man-moth flying around, there would be grave consequences.
First of all, Karl Pilkington would be awestruck.
Let's see how many people get THAT reference.
But this would also, of course, result in a number of attacks.
The beast seems to be aggressive and highly dangerous, and would likely assault anyone
it found in the open.
It would also attack pets and livestock.
However, if there was a large, flying dude snatching people and killing animals, there's
a good chance that people would want the thing dead.
And in this case, the large number of guns in the United States could come in handy.
Now, it's true that West Virginia is not the most heavily armed state in the US, with
only 9.4 registered firearms for every 1000 citizens.
However, between those guns, illegal firearms, and any police or army presence, there's
a pretty good chance that the thing would eventually be spotted and shot.
Unfortunately, this could have some unwanted side-effects.
If people were on high alert for a figure that resembles a human, they could well pull
a Dick Cheney and accidentally shoot another person.
This would, of course, be terrible, so it would be important to hunt the Mothman down
professionally as soon as possible, to limit the hysteria in the surrounding area.
This would be easier with a coordinated effort, especially with the use of technology to search
for the creature.
However, this could prove rather difficult for a number of reasons.
For one, despite a relatively large number of reports, the Mothman has been seldom seen
over the years.
And when it is seen, it tends to move quickly.
This, combined with the intense fear and paranoia experienced by those who run into it, would
make it rather difficult to hunt it down and kill it.
Furthermore, the story about the Mothman interfering with electronics would have some serious consequences,
both good and bad.
On the bright side, this might allow people to know when the Mothman was nearby; if their
electronics began to malfunction, they should be on the lookout for the beast.
However, this would make hunting the creature more difficult, particularly at night, since
it could result in various lights and sensors malfunctioning whenever you were close to
catching the thing.
However, it should be noted that it doesn't seem to affect the electronics in cars, so
it could be that this ability is not quite so potent.
And now we return to our question: What if The Mothman was Real?
Well, as is common in these videos, people would probably start dying.
However, since there's no indication that the creature would be especially durable,
the prevalence of firearms in the US would likely make it easier to deal with.
This would, however, likely result in accidental collateral damage, which would necessitate
a quick and professional attempt to locate the beast, and either capture or kill it.
It's possible that this would be made more difficult since it might have the ability
to inhibit technology, but if the attacks continued, there's a good chance that it
would eventually be killed.
So at the end of the day, it would likely keep away from humans, in which case we wouldn't
be affected, or it would eventually be killed or captured.
Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,
and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.
If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.
While you're down there, let me know if you think the Mothman is really out there.
Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you
the best of luck, on your quest for answers.
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What is Impact Club? - Duration: 0:58.
What is impact club? Impact club is a new way of giving, of making true and
measurable impact in our community. It was designed to be simple fun
entertaining and meaningful, But it's a lot more than just crowdfunding for
local nonprofits it's about harnessing the power of storytelling. Giving a voice
to those in need and those who are in the trenches day in and day out
supporting our Community. Impact Club is a platform for these stories to be told
and through our members we share these stories throughout the community. The
more these stories are seen and shared the more people get inspired to action,
the more our community strengthens. I invite you to learn more about Impact
Club to join us. I provided links below this video.
I'm Mike Turner co-founder of
impact Club Boise. I hope to see you at our next event.
It's time to make some impact!
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You'll Think Twice About Public Pools After What Florida Woman Was Caught Doing Next To Kids - Duration: 2:44.
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What if the Only Proof of Your Legacy was Destroyed? - Duration: 4:42.
Hey Y'all, it's Keisha Shields I just finished up mastermind call and my mentor and
coach Lindsay we were talking about the story of this woman named Mary Dixon
Kies "Keys" (or some people pronounce it as "Kies") and kind of the legacy of her story where was she was the
first woman in the U.S. to be able to author a patent in the early
1800s before then women were not allowed to do so and what was so profound though
about this discussion was that as the legacy of the story goes there was a
fire in the US Patent Office and the only records of her patent approval
burned in a fire right so essentially the legacy that she was known for the
proof of it burned and it kind of got me thinking as I am about to release my
Awaken Your Voice class and I'm gonna host it live I'm super excited because
it ties directly into this. What would you do if the only proof of your legacy that
existed vanished? Whether it burned in a fire or drowned
in the ocean or some other thing happened, what would you do --
what would you do to keep your story alive? How would people know who you are
and your contribution and the powerhouse that you have been like the reason why
we know about her is because of the stories that were passed down and a lot
of us are not telling those stories a lot of us leaders are not telling those
stories. Most of the stories we're talking about surround our business but
what about the personal experiences that you have that have truly shaped who you
are would anybody know if someone says hey
do you guys know about Keisha Shields-- if my proof had vanished would they
know the stories that really exemplify and define who I am and the contribution
I want to leave behind? If someone was to utter your name 100 years from now would
they know the stories that really really tell about who you are and what you've
done and who you're becoming or would there be a blank? "No, we don't know about
her tell us about her." Well ... would there be a blank? That's a
really big deal make sure that your legacy is not only tied to physical
proof and validation make sure that there are stories about you the stories
that you want to be out there that you want associated with your name make sure
that those stories are being told in a way that makes you feel safe that makes
you feel like you are actually being in your truth that makes you feel like
you're actually building a legacy that's not just based on your expertise but
that's based on the experiences that you have made it through don't let your
history your legacy vanish and no one be able to stand up and stand in for you to
talk about the impact. So my question to you is if your proof was to vanish would
we know who you are? Would we be able to understand your legacy? Are you sharing
those stories? Are you afraid to publicly share some of those stories? If you are I
encourage you, strongly encourage you to join me in Awaken Your Voice. I'm running
it live for seven weeks and it is gonna be profound and engaging and fun and
we're gonna cry and laugh and we're gonna have these conversations right
taboo discussions or open discussion because it's important to me that I see
more of our men and women putting their stories out there and using their
stories as a part of legacy as well. That's so important, so tell me would
there be a legacy to pass down about you if poof everything else was gone? I would
love to hear your thoughts about it. Bye!
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BREAKING News Out Of ATLANTA… THEY ARRESTED HIM! LOOK WHAT HE WAS DOING!!! - Duration: 2:40.
ATLANTA – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO)
removed an MS-13 gang member from the United States Friday who is wanted in his home country
on felony charges of illicit involvement in a terrorist organization and aggravated homicide.
Juan Saravia-Salamanca, an unlawfully present Salvadoran national, was located and arrested
by an ICE ERO Fugitive Operations Team outside his Raleigh, N.C., residence Dec. 12, 2017,
after the government of El Salvador informed ICE's Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)
National Gang Unit Nov. 21, 2017, that it had issued a warrant for Mr. Saravia-Salamanca's
arrest.
He was subsequently ordered removed from the United States by a federal immigration judge
April 18, after receiving appropriate legal process before the federal immigration courts.
Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 1,789 foreign fugitives from the United States
who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping,
rape and murder.
ERO works with the ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Office of International Operations,
foreign consular offices in the United States, and Interpol to identify foreign fugitives
illegally present in the United States.
Members of the public who have information about foreign fugitives are urged to contact
ICE by calling the ICE tip line at 1 (866) 347-2423 or internationally at 001-1802-872-6199.
They can also file a tip online by completing ICE's online tip form.
Thus far in FY18, ICE arrests comprise over 66 percent convicted criminals.
Of the remaining individuals not convicted of a crime, approximately 60 percent of those
persons came into ICE custody following their criminal arrest — reflecting the agency's
continued prioritization of its limited enforcement resources on aliens who pose the greatest
threat to public safety.
ICE's strong interior reinforcement is demonstrated by a 25 percent increase in ICE removals stemming
from an ICE arrest over the same time in FY2017, nearly offsetting a 20 percent drop in removals
resulting from border apprehensions.
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Intro to Soc: What is sociology? - Duration: 7:03.
Hi this is Pat Johnson your sociology instructor and in this mini lecture
we're going to answer the following questions. First of all what is sociology?
Then we're going to talk about what sociologists mean by a sociological
imagination. Finally we're going to ask what is a social construction.
Sociology is the systematic study of human society. For example if I ask you why are
you taking this class? You might say, "well duh I signed up for it; I have to take it
for my program." But in sociology we go deeper than that. Really why are you
taking this class? You could be taking it because your parents want you to get an
education. You could be taking it because you need a Pell Grant for financial
reasons. You might be taking the class because it's part of a program of study
that will get you a diploma that might get you a job that might get you pay. So
when we use sociology we look at how society affects our individual choices.
In other words we live in a society where education is deemed necessary for
our advancement in the society and the bottom line is that's usually why most
people are here taking this class. A sociologist by the name of C. Wright
Mills used the concept of developing a sociological imagination. When I think of
C. Wright Mills I always think of the picture that was shown of him in my
introduction to sociology class and that was C. Wright Mills traveling on his
motorcycle. C Wright Mills was thought to be somewhat of a rebel and a free spirit
but more importantly he's known for this concept of developing a
sociological imagination. C. Wright Mills said we need to apply
imaginative thought to asking and answering questions about how the
society a person lives in affects that person's life.
So for example let's suppose a person is having problems getting a job and we ask
well why is that person having problems getting a job? We might say things on the
surface like well maybe the person just hasn't applied to enough places or maybe
the person is too picky and doesn't want to work at a fast food place. But if we
use our sociological imagination we go a lot deeper than that. We might imagine
the economic opportunities in that area. Are there enough jobs? Is there a
competing educated workforce that precludes a young 18 or 19 year old from
getting their first job? Is the person experiencing any bias by the person
doing the hiring? There's all sorts of reasons why a person might not be able
to get their first job more so than just he or she isn't trying enough. So when we
use our sociological imagination as C. Wright Mills says we can never really understand
an individual unless we also understand the society, the historical time period
in which the person lives, personal troubles and social issues. So we need to
go deeper than just the surface possibilities for understanding what's
going on in society. Another thing we're going to look at in
this course is social constructions. So what is a social construction? A social
construction is an idea or practice that a group of people agree exists. For
example a social construction might be college admissions. People agree that
some colleges are competitive in who they admit and who they don't admit. This
is a social construction. Colleges might use criteria such as the person's
GPA or what classes the person has taken, the person's extracurricular activities,
their essays, or their standardized test scores. Some people might argue that they
look at characteristics like race or gender or age in admitting people to a
college. But needless to say everyone agrees that college admissions exists
and we have an idea among us about this practice. When we use a social
construction of dating and we talk about how people agree what dating is, we can
see how specific times might disagree about what dating is. In other words talk
to your parents or talk to your grandparents about what dating means to
them. They might see dating as something totally different than you see it in
your time period and your place. Another example of a social construction could
be marriage. Some people think of marriage as only one man and one woman.
In some cultures marriage includes a dowry where a woman is exchanged for
goods given to the bride's family. In other societies as we'll see later on in
the course marriage can be between more than two
people and as we've seen change in recent years in our culture that society
has expanded the idea of marriage to include same-sex marriage . So the social
construction of marriage is changing. It changes based on time; it changes based
on the society that a person lives in. In sociology we look at human society and
we look at all the influences of society on a person's life. That's what we'll be
doing this semester-- seeing how society affects a person's
life.
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Royal Wedding: What is on Meghan Markle's coat of arms? What does it mean? - Duration: 3:01.
The Duchess of Sussex has chosen two golden rays across a blue background to represent the Californian sunshine and Pacific Ocean off the coast of her home state
said the duchess worked closely with the College of Arms through the design process
The three quills represent communication and the power of words.The flowers in the grass beneath the shield pay homage to her old and new homes, with a collection of golden poppies - California¹s state flower - and wintersweet, which grows at and was depicted on the duchess' wedding veil
said in a statement: "It is customary for supporters of the shield to be assigned to members of the Royal Family and for wives of members of the Royal Family to have one of their husband¹s supporters and one relating to themselves
"The gold lion, royally crowned, dates back to the House of Stuart's ascent to the throne in 1603 and related to her husband, the Duke of Sussex
The songbird supporting the shield on the right relates to the Duchess of Sussex.Meghan has also been assigned a coronet bearing four fleurs-de-lys, strawberry leaves and two crosses patee, which can be seen around the songbird's neck
It is the same corner laid down by a Royal Warrant of 1917 for the sons and daughters of the Heir Apparent
The design was agreed and approved by the Queen and Thomas Woodcock, the Garter King of Arms and Senior Herald in England
He said: "The Duchess of Sussex took a great interest in the design."Good heraldic design is nearly always simple and the Arms of The Duchess of Sussex stand well beside the historic beauty of the quartered British Royal Arms
Royal Coat of Arms in pictures: Princess Diana to Kate, Duchess of Cambridge Fri, May 25, 2018 Here are members of the British royal family's coat of arms in stunning images
Play slideshow PA 1 of 11 Coat of Arms of Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex "Heraldry as a means of identification has flourished in Europe for almost nine hundred years and is associate with both individual people and great corporate bodies such as cites, universities and for instance, the livery companies in the City of London
"The arms of a married woman are shown with those of her husband - the technical term is they are impaled - meaning placed side by side in the same shield
Prince Harry was gifted a coat of arms on his 18th birthday in 2002.The prince was involved in the designing of the crest which incorporates an emblem from Princess Diana¹s family arms - small, red escallops which appear on the white collars worn by the lions, unicorn and shield in the original design
Harry's coat of arms has been reduced in size so it can sit side by side with Meghan's and the unicorn and a second, smaller lion has been removed
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Travelers share what happened on the grueling 24-hour bus trip from Bergamo to Catania - Duration: 7:17.
"I'm desperate! I lost track of my mother and brother! Please help me find out what happened
The flight code was FR7453." Thankfully, this call made to the press didn't concern an airplane disaster, but the incident that left 100 Ryanair passengers from Bergamo to Catania stranded is no short from tragic
After the airline canceled the flight, passengers were taken on a 24-hour cross-country bus trip, many losing touch with their families and loved ones as their phone batteries fizzled out
The departure from Bergamo was scheduled for Sunday evening at 19:25 pm, but cancelled after a series of delays
About half of the passengers were rerouted onto other flights, while the remaining 73 were sent to Catania on two buses at 2:30 am
And to make matters worse, while the bus drivers were well-intentioned Romanians, they spoke little Italian and knew even less of what was going on
The bus arrived last night after a delay of almost 24 hours (the flight was set to arrive at 21:20 pm on Sunday instead of 20:30 pm on Monday)
Mrs. Ines Seminara, who called La Stampa for help, said: "My mother and brother were on the busy
They're traveling to Catania because he has to have surgery on his leg. Throughout the day, they weren't able to get any information from the Romanian drivers, so my brother tried to call me to get news from me
From me! They were all short, intermittent calls, from Tuscany, from Salerno . at a certain point he no longer answered me and I didn't know what to do
" Moreover, according to her complaint, "Ryanair's call center still hasn't informed me of their expected time of arrival
So I reached out to police officers because at least they were being kept up to speed
And they were able to find out the ETA by contacting the Romanian bus company that provided the transport
" Angry, tired and overwhelmed by fatigue, the passengers finally arrived to the airport of Catania Fontanarossa
The first word the passengers said as they exited the bus was "shame". "We haven't been treated as human beings," said Angela Carnemolla
"At the airport in Bergamo we were kept in the dark for hours, until 2:30 am at night
" Another traveller, Vincenzo Cardì echoed the frustration: "The airline's behavior was inept, we were left in the hands of incompetents, only the airport staff in Bergamo gave us some assistance
" More so than the 18-hour bus trip, was the excruciating six-hour wait in Bergamo when passengers were clueless as to what was going on
"When it was already night and the flight disappeared from the tarmac, they told us to "either fly coach or put ourselves on the waiting list for tomorrow's flights, but they are already quite full", said Viviana Ricciardo
"What could we do? Did we have a choice?" Ttwo couples with three little girls came down from the second bus
But Catania isn't their final destination. They still have to trek to the small commune of Mussomeli, in Nisseno: "They gave us a 10 euro food coupon, but by that time all the dining spots were closed," said Lina Cinzia Piazza
"They abandoned us with 20 children in the middle of nowhere." In response, Ryanair issued the following statement: "The Ryanair flight from Milan, Bergamo to Catania on May 27 was unfortunately canceled due to failure of the refueling system after a lightning strike at Stansted Airport caused a disruption, and ultimately followed by the nighttime closing of the Catania airport
Since it was a domestic flight and the seats on subsequent flights were limited, the customers involved were offered ground transportation to Catania
Customers who did not wish to travel by coach were offered a full refund or accommodation on the first available alternative flight
Ryanair sincerely apologizes to customers for this cancellation, it was completely beyond our control
" It should be noted that, in March 2017, the same thing happened: a Ryanair flight from Bergamo to Catania was canceled under unusual circumstances; fog in Catania) and passengers were forced to travel by bus
(Translated by Talia Abbas)
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