An Giang info: Youtube daily report Oct 26 2017

(Jazz Guitar)

- Hi everybody my name is Jens Larsen.

We are all practicing our scales and doing exercises

and hopefully you are also taking these exercises

and trying to make some lines with them.

You wanna do that because that's when you really know

that you can play the things that you are practicing

and this of course also a really great way

to expand your vocabulary.

In this video I want to show you how

you can take some of the fairly common scale

exercises that you are probably already doing

and turn them into lines and give you some strategies

about using the things you are practicing

and I also want to show you a few ways

to modify or adjust the way that you are

practicing your scales, so you get some exercises

that are really easy to turn into lines.

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and you want to get better at playing over changes,

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Let's just start with a really basic exercise that I'm sure

you are already checking out, so that would be

the diatonic triads, and if we do that in the key of C major

like it will be something like this.

(jazz guitar)

And a lick you could make with this,

could be something like this.

(jazz guitar)

So really what I'm doing here is I'm taking the

descending version of the exercise

that I didn't actually play so that would be

(jazz guitar)

and then I'm using that on the D minor chord

on the II V I so we have this

and then I'm just really starting quite easily

on the D minor triad so,

and then just going down the scale

(jazz guitar)

and then here on the G7 I turn into a G7 alterline

(jazz guitar)

and then resolve to the G.

And the idea here is of course that we are using

triads that are connected to the chords

so what I'm doing here is that I'm taking

on the D minor chord, I started with a D minor triad

and then just move down from D minor, C major,

down to B half diminished and then I turn

that into the G7 altered line.

Another common variation on this triad exercise

is to not play the triads so that the diatonic triads

in the same direction, so instead of playing the notes

like one, three, five, you can sort of change

the order and make it into some other pattern

and one pattern could be three, one, five,

and if I play that through the scale it sounds like this.

(jazz guitar)

So of course if you want to do this

you need to do the normal exercise first

and probably you want to do exercise like this as well.

If you want to check out that, actually I have

a video on scale practice, where I talk about

these exercises and I'll try to link to it

in the description of this video but also

in a card up there.

A line with this exercise could sound like this.

(jazz guitar)

Also again, just try this next to each other

because that's what the scale exercise is

and they are related to the D minor of course

because they are on the D minor chord,

so the top part of the D minor is of course a

F major triad, so I'm using a F major triad

and then moving up the scales, I'm moving F major,

G and then A minor, and that all kind of will work

just fine on the D minor chord, and then from there

I go into this G7 altered line,

and that's sort of coming out of,

you could call that, like a B major 7

sharp 5 arpeggio, in fact, which is a nice

sound to use on a G7 altered, and then

that resolves to the C major.

Another great way of practicing triads

is to not practice them in a position

like this, but then also just to play them

on a string set and then up the neck

an exercise of that could be something like this

(jazz guitar)

And if you want to turn that into a II V I lick

then that could be something like this

(jazz guitar)

So here I'm really staying with, you can tell that

when I'm playing like this it's really easy to play

the different triads kind of fast, so

and that's really nice to have these sort of triads

that just keep moving as different colors

across the fret board so.

And then really what I'm doing is just taking

different colors out of that one

then when I'm on the, so I'm doing first the F

down to E, then down to D minor, so it's a little bit

like we have one that's sort of really close

related to D minor, one that's a little bit less

then back to one that's really related to D minor

and from here on the G7 altered, I'm sticking

with the triads idea, just because

that kind of works well to just stick with that

sort of melodic movement of a descending triad

and the first one is an Eb, which is a

like this, if you play it as a

as an open structure for G7, so that's really like

a #9 and a b13 and the root

and then the next one is, is an F diminished triad

which is really just the open part of a G7b9

so really all the getting of very clear G7 altered sound

and then I'm resolving that to the third of the Cmaj7.

But of course, when I'm doing this movement

so if I played as chords, it will be something like this

and then instead of going off to Eb, I can also

go down to Db, and then go up

and then resolve that, and if I do that

in a line, it sounds like this.

(jazz guitar)

So with these scale exercises, we kind of can only

make one type of movement and we always get stuck

in the fact that the structures that we are playing

are moving in step wise within the scale

and that means that the D minor might be really

related but the E minor is a little less

and then the F major is again and G will then be

a little bit less and then A minor works

a little bit better again.

We might want to try and change the scale exercise

a little bit and then try and make some exercises that are

little bit easier to turn into licks

and one way we can do that is to start

working with third intervals within the scale

so, let's see, if I do the triads again

and then, now I'm going to do them within the scale

not step wise but in triads, that means first D minor,

and then F major and then A minor, C major,

E minor, and G major.

So that scale exercise just like this.

(jazz guitar)

If we think of this from a sort of a D minor

point of view, which is 'course the way I try

to lay it out here, then we have D minor

which worked really well, and F major of course also,

and A minor will work and then now we get the ones

that are a little bit more big on the D minor

because C and E minor and G are probably not going to be

that useful, but we have these other ones that are

close to each other that we can start using.

And if we play those in a pattern, then we can

make a line and that could sound like this.

(jazz guitar)

So this line is using the same idea,

so we first are playing a D minor pattern,

but the pattern I'm using is like five, one, three

and then F, five, one, three, A minor,

five, one, three, and then we get on the G7

it's a, just the first, also three, one, five,

again a pattern of a B augmented triad

and then F half diminished arpeggio

and then that resolved to C major.

Until now I've been mostly focusing on the triads

and of course triads are important

and they are a very strong melodic tool

but you can also use other things

if we try the same ideas so maybe using the

third distance, and then play shell voicings

then that could be an exercise like this.

(jazz guitar)

So her I'm just starting on D and then I'm playing

the shell voicings that are found, diatonic shell

voicings from C major,

so Dm7, Fmaj7, A minor,

and then Cmaj7, and then this sort of strange

two string version of a Em7 shell voicing.

If I turn that into a line, then that

could be something like this.

(jazz guitar)

Using this approach where you are trying to move

your scale exercises from being more than just

step wise but then maybe using the

diatonic thirds a bit more, is a really useful thing

because the structures you end up with, as long

as you're doing arpeggios, so just triads

or seventh chords or stuff like that

are gong to be a lot more easy to put together

because you are going to have a more common note

they're going to be closer to being inversions

of each other and that means that they work really well

if you want to put them together

as a melody over a chord.

So, that will be useful to check out

and as you can tell also with another thing

that is quite useful to check out

is also that if you look at the shell voicings then,

(jazz guitar)

I'm moving around in positions, I'm not staying

in the same place on the neck, and the same goes for the,

(jazz guitar)

this type of exercise, so in that way it's opening

up the neck a lot more and that's a really useful

thing to also try to incorporate both into how you

practice but also how you try to put that to use

and really take advantage of the fact that you

are practicing like that, 'cause it does open

up certain things and they're just a lot

of things that are easy to play.

So the cascading triads that I'm playing

are really hard to play if you play them in position

so that's why you kind of want to check them out

on a string set like this.

If you want to try, so for the major scales

I think you want to stay mostly with stepwise

and also using the third motion.

If you are playing something that's coming out

of a melodic minor, like in this case the G7 altered

you can also start experimenting with sort of

moving around in fifths and fourths, so that could

be something like this.

(jazz guitar)

Where I'm using first, like an F half diminished,

then a B,

Bmaj7#5,

and then I'm actually kind of

just using the F again.

But the adheres here, you actually just get away

with just moving like, like that

so from the F to the B,

and that will work really often over

so here I'm using Bb,

so Eb7 arpeggio,

Bb minor arpeggio and then resolving that

and that will also work, actually as a G7 also lick.

We an also try to apply this to other types of scales

like Pentatonic scales, or use it with chordal harmony

or maybe try to add some other rhythms

like the triplet rhythm like I did a lesson on

a few weeks ago, so if that's something

you are interested in and want me to do a lesson on,

then leave a comment on this video

and then maybe I can get to that later.

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That's about it for this week, thank you for watching

and until next week.

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Harry Potter Fan Convention Vlog - LeakyCon Dublin | @laurenfairwx - Duration: 9:04.

So it is day one of LeakyCon Dublin and I cannot wait to go see my friends and

for everything to get started tonight. The concert is later tonight but we have

basically the whole day today to get registered and meet up with friends and

do whatever we want to do. I'm happy to have a pretty open day because I'm still

pretty tired from traveling yesterday. I still haven't seen most of this hotel

and Convention Center yet so we're gonna go exploring. I'm looking forward to a

really fun couple of days. Here I am getting ready for the concert and

putting together my merch table which was very tiny and here are some clips

from my performance that night!

[singing] "This feels almost like having friends"

This is a song.

It's a song. [audience laughter]

I think you might know it. I'll just play it.

[singing] "We can do magic, can do magic, can do magic"

"If we stand together, stand together, stand together"

[audience chanting] "LAUREN! LAUREN!"

Thanks!!

That feels like the end of my set, doesn't it?

It's not! It's not the end of my set! [audience cheers]

I have one more for all of you.

I think you earned it. [audience laughs]

This goes out to every single one of you especially the ones who were chanting my name.

Cause that made me really happy.

That doesn't happen very often. [audience laughter]

[singing] "Harry, I'm coming home. Harry, I'm coming home. I'm coming home."

I love you guys! [Audience: "We love you too!"] Bye everybody

We're at the wizard rock show! It's amazing.

I'm having so much fun. I had the best time up on stage. Playing in Dublin was amazing.

[heard from Matt on stage] "The cool thing about them is if you squint a little bit,"

"they'll look an awful lot like The Whomping Willows" [audience laughter]

[Magical orchestra background music]

"This is the 10th year of Tonks and the Aurors!" [audience cheers]

"And this is our first time out of North America."

[singing] "YES! ALL! WITCHES!"

[more magical orchestra music]

So after a really amazing concert the first night, I got to wake up the next

morning and head down to the marketplace! And the marketplace is one of my

favorite things at LeakyCon. There are all these booths set up and everybody

has really nerdy, wonderful things and it's great.

This convention also had a lot of really amazing programming! I got to go to a

panel that had a bunch of the actors from the Harry Potter films and once

that was done, it w as actually our turn to get up on stage.

We're at the wizar d rock retrospective panel! There are a lot of us on this panel. This is a lot of people on

one stage at one time. Yeah, we've got all of us!

I am about to do my first legendary Pokemon raid. I was gonna try it alone because that's

what I do when I'm at home but then I just yelled, "who wants to help me catch

Pokemon?" and all of these people walked up so I'm very happy right now. I hope we

get it. I'm a nerd and so is everyone else who's here. I feel very at home right now.

[geeky 8 bit background music]

Aw, I didn't get it either. Oh well.

It was worth a try! The battle was fun!

I am waiting in line to get to the wizard rock show

because I did not arrive early enough to get in with the other bands and I feel weird

like just, bypassing the line. There's a golf of course here, it's really pretty.

Also I just took a nap and I'm having trouble figuring out which words are words to say. I'm very, very tired.

Takes a lot of energy out of you, these conferences, but they're totally worth it.

[singing a song about Hermione turning into a cat]

[singing] "Big, big spider, small, small man. Run away while you can."

[singing] "My Dad is rich and your dad is dead"

"Thank you again! Harry and the Potters are next!"

[singing] "You were the best we ever had"

[singing] "Your love is keeping us alive"

[live rock music with violin]

Steph, it looks so good! "This is like, ask me about my feminist agenda!"

It's basically my last night of LeakyCon. We have to leave

really early tomorrow morning, which is unfortunate because there's still stuff

happening on Sunday that we're gonna miss but we've got to get back to the

u.s. There is still a whole night ahead of us, plenty of time to see my friends

and just do everything that I want to do before I go home. Today was a really fun

day because I didn't have anything to do until 3 p.m. so I was able to wake up,

get breakfast, and go to a few panels and a lot of times when I go to these

conventions, I don't have the opportunity to go to panels that I'm not speaking on

and so I miss seeing my friends speak and things like that because I'm running

a merch table in the vendor room all of the time but because I'm not doing that here

I've had the opportunity to go tag along with some of my friends who are speaking

and see what they have to say. I've seen some really great panels over the last

few days and I got to speak on four of them and I've been really really

enjoying that. It's always fun to have an interesting topic and stand up with a

bunch of other people of varying viewpoints and just hear what everybody has to say

about that topic. Tonight I'm going to a screening for Hermione Granger and the

quarter life crisis, which is one of my favorite webseries and I got to meet the

creators and some of the actors earlier today and they're super super nice so

I'm really excited to go and see their screening. I'm also gonna get all dressed

up for the ball and go to the ball and dance with all my friends and then after

that, who knows? I have been staying up pretty late the last few nights. I just

want to see people and I don't want the night to be over and you get such a

small amount of time with friends that you only see once or twice a year, so I

feel like it's worth getting very little sleep over. This has been an absolutely

beautiful couple of days with such wonderful wonderful people. I've had the

time of my life and I am so happy to have had the opportunity to come and

perform and speak and be here in this beautiful beautiful place.

I'm sad that it's almost over but as one of my fellow panelists from the Accio

identity panel earlier today had said, her name is Robyn

and she said that this weekend can be Patronus fuel so you kind of fill up

with all of these beautiful happy memories and anytime you need a little

bit of light in your life, you can draw from that. I will have these wonderful

memories to look back on and these wonderful friends and I wouldn't trade

it for the world.

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pattern - Duration: 9:16.

Keyboard Monitor : top right corner to follow key strokes.

Draw a circle using circle tool by holding down shift and ctrl key.

Set width and hight of circle to 100px.

click menu Object -> Fill and Stroke [Ctrl+Shift+F]

Set stroke width to 15px.

Set stroke color by clicking on desire color tab while holding down shift key.

Create a duplicate circle by menu Edit->Duplicate [Ctrl+D]

Set duplicate circle size to double by multiplying width, height * 2

Select both circle by clicking while holding down shift key.

Click menu Object -> Align and Distribute

Relate to 'Last selected' and

click on 'center on vertical and horizontal axis' buttons.

Enable Snapping, Enable node, path, handle and quadrant point of eclipse

Make duplicate of big circle by pressing Ctrl+D

Move it right by holding down Ctrl key and snap it to inner circle quadrant point.

again make a duplicate of circle and move it left to inner circle quadrant point.

you can use several other ways to do the same.

Select both left right circles by holding down shift key and

rotate them 60 degree by holding down Ctrl to snap angle.

again make duplicate of them and rotate 60 degree or flip them Horizontally.

Menu Layer -> Add Layer -> Layer 2

Select all the 6 circles by holding down shift key and copy them

Shift to Layer 2, paste over-there and group them using Ctrl+G

and place them aside the drawing as in video for later use.

now keep only these two circles as shown in selection.

so delete rest other 4 circles by select and pressing Delete.

using node editing tool, modify the top and left circles

by holding down ctrl key to make them arc

which touches the both inner and outer circle edges, as shown.

now select both arcs and outer circle and create duplicate of them Ctrl+D

flip selection horizontally and vertically.

select inner circle as well as all 4 arcs and

from Path menu select Stroke to Path

again from Path menu select Union to convert selection to single object.

now make a group of the outer circle and our new object. Ctrl+G

Now select Layer 2 and Layer 1 object using shift key and

center align them on vertical and horizontal axis.

select Layer 2 object and ungroup them using Object ->Ungroup menu.

make a duplicate (Ctrl+D) of Layer 1 group object set and

align it center on horizontal axis with right circle of Layer 2 .

repeat the same for the remaining circles

all we need to do is to create a Layer 1 grouped object duplicate and

align center them with the Layer 2 Circles as shown in video.

now flip Layer 1 two top and two bottom circle grouped objects horizontally.

click on menu Layer -> Layers and delete Layer 2

Select all circle grouped objects and ungroup them (Ctrl+U)

Delete all the 6 circles. Select circle and press Delete key.

Select all the remaining object and Union them to make one object

now we drag 2 horizontal and 2 vertical guides crossing

centers point of top two and bottom two circles as in video.

now using rectangle tool draw a rectangle on cross points of guides.

set rectangle stroke width to zero 0

select both object and apply Set Clip

delete all guides by placing mouse over them and hit Delete key

make a pattern of object using menu Object -> Pattern -> Objects to Pattern

we are done, now you can apply this pattern to any vector object by

menu Object->Fill and Stroke->Pattern in Fill Tab.

we can also edit size of pattern as show in video.

Thank you.

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How To Replace Your PenTouch Nib - Duration: 1:37.

Let's review how to replace your PenTouch paint marker and Calligrapher nibs

You'll need Sakura's PenTouch replacement nibs, which are available at selected art supply stores

We offer 5 different nib sizes, including PenTouch extra fine, fine, and medium

as well as PenTouch Calligrapher fine and medium

Each replacement tip will only work with its corresponding barrel

For example, the 0.7mm extra fine nib is only compatible with the extra fine PenTouch marker

First, hold the marker vertically with the nib facing upward and remove the cap

Next, use a folded tissue to pull out the tinted nib

so the permanent ink doesn't get on your fingers

Most replacement nibs have different tips on each end

so make sure the nib is inserted the same way the old one is removed

Lastly, insert the replacement nib into the nib holder

and gently push down on the nib to place it into the valve chamber

It is important NOT to insert the nib at an angle

because it may unseat the internal holding mechanism of the marker

Now, shake the marker with your finger on top of the closed cap and point the nib upwards

The paint is sufficiently mixed when you hear

the clicking sound of metal agitation ball inside the barrel

Remove the cap and depress the nib downward until the ink flows out

Your PenTouch marker is now ready to use

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Slowly moving to Ostrva, where we will enjoy sunset

View of Popradské pleso

Enjoying the epic sunset at Ostrva, 1984m

After early alarm we are heading with headlamps to Rysy to avoid crowds and to enjoy sunrise at one of the most popular trails in High Tatras.

Ascent to Žabie plesá

No wind and reflection on Žabie plesá were mesmerizing

Technical part to Chata pod Rysmi starts

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Snowfields are manageable without crampons

Amazing view from saddle Váhy to Bielovodská valley

Freedom at the top of Rysy 2499m

View to Czarny staw and Morskie oko in Poland part of Tatras

Sliding on the way down

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The panel members of Idol Drama Operation Team all shared the various hardships they struggled through to become who they are now.

In an episode of KBSs web entertainment series, Idol Drama Operation Team, the female idol panel members all decided to share the struggles they experienced during their pre-debut days so that they could write a drama based on their real experiences.

Red Velvets Seulgi.

Seulgi first revealed that she always felt insecure and unstable about becoming an idol, especially because she never knew when she would eventually be able to debut.

Previously, she mentioned that she suffered a huge slump during her 4th and 5th year of her trainee life and that she had almost given up on becoming an idol, but with words of encouragement from her mother, she persevered to debut with Red Velvet.

She also revealed that at one point, all the other trainees that had joined SM Entertainment with them had left except for Irene and herself, making their debut seem even more far away.

I.B.Is Sohee.

Is Sohee shared the story of her strange former agency, in that the general manager continuously made moves on her, and the CEO of the agency even forced them to work part-time at a Korean barbecue restaurant he owned.

Sohee revealed that her former agencys general manager often made her sit in the passengers seat next to him while moving from schedule to schedule, and had once sincerely told her, Lets get married.

Not only did the general manager of the agency make her feel extremely uncomfortable, but the agencys CEO also made the trainees work part-time at his Korean barbecue restaurant for 6 months, and led them to believe that their work would help fund their debut.

SONAMOOs D. ana.

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Furthermore, the trainees were weighed at the end of every month, and if they weighed over a specific weight, the agency would terminate the trainees contracts.

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Oh My Girls YooA.

Oh My Girls YooA revealed that she was once so hungry that she secretly ate in the bathroom to avoid being caught by their agency staff.

Somi.

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Somi then shared her story of how she was once eating udon with TWICEs Chaeyoung in the bathroom stalls when a staff member suddenly opened the door and found them.

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Hunger | STAGE FRIGHT | Queer web series | Episode 2 - Duration: 11:11.

I never thought this could be more than a –

Fuck!

Isabell?

Good morning

Thanks again you let me stay at your place!

Breakfast?

STAGE FRIGHT

Morning

Don't forget to order lunch

Ask everyone, what they want

Morning

There you are–

You should have waited for me!

Is coffee ready?

In a moment

Sure–

I think your role is primitive, but in a positive sense

She knows where she belongs

What do you mean- in a positive sense?

Some people try really hard to do everything right in life

But there's no use

They disavow?

Yes

Take Astrid for example

She's almost fifty

Worked for great directors

Waited for her own opportunity

And now: where is she- and where am I?

At this age, do we still want to work here?

Some people are made for being assistant

There's nothing you can do

Good morning, Astrid!

Isabell, are you ok?

And who are you?

Philipp, your intern.

Thanks

See you

Let's start with reading

I don't have to introduce you to each other

Gunnar plays Jean

Isabell plays Julie, we're curious…

and Justina plays Kristin

We'll have long rehearsals

Some of you have shows at night

but we'll be done by 6:30 for make-up

I'm happy you're all here. Let's have a productive six weeks

Did you have something special in mind-

We'll find out during rehearsals

Astrid?!

I'm stuck here now

Can you do me a favor?

I left my glasses at home – can you get them for me?

Gunnar – let's begin

I read the scene directions – first scene:

the setting is a big kitchen with drapes at the ceiling and walls…

I feel nauseous looking down there, yet I have to go

But I don't have the courage to throw…

…sorry.

to throw my self down.

I can't hold on

and I long for falling down.

But I don't fall.

Where are those damn glasses?

Have you ever felt like that?

Sorry, but is it really necessary you talk like that?

Why? Volume is not that bad.

This is not TV.

Maybe Isabell thinks she gets Jean's attention with pathos?

*I don't find those fucking glasses*

Obviously there'd be more subtle ways

Obviously, but…

Are you serious, Isabell?

Put that thing away!

From the beginning!

Gunnar is wearing his glasses!

I'm so sorry, Astrid

I'll take care of lunch now

Too late.

At least clean up the kitchen.

sure

Shit!

You should eat something real

You should eat something.

Have you puked?

I thought it's a cliché that all actresses have bulimia

Shall we get some take out food?

Oh man, looks like a mess here

You and Gunnar – do you know each other?

Well, we…

Bruno!

This is Bruno? He looks completely different in real life!

What a great coat – where from?

Marrakech my dear, Marrakech.

Guest performance, last year.

Shameless!

Wicked, not shameless!

See you later.

Champagne is waiting in the fridge.

I climb and climb, but the stem is too…

thick.

I you have a problem, just go.

That doesn't matter right now.

Go home, soon.

Come in.

You were great today

And you…

I had goose bumps

Thanks

Sorry about the glasses

That's just a silly joke here

I thought so.

Do you have plans after the show tonight?

Yep.

Everyone's meeting at Bruno's later.

What are you doing here?

We're going to Bruno's after the show!

So he invited you?

What did we want there anyway?

Shall we drink something?

You're sick quite often right now, aren't you?

That's my first real role.

In a real play.

Not just one sentence, playing a lamp

or children's theater.

That's exactly what I want!

If I fuck this up, that's it.

You won't fuck it up.

And you?

Had an affair with Gunnar, right?

I don't know…

if we work together now,

see each other every day,

maybe he falls in love with me.

We'll see.

Here's to us!

Next Thursday

It's just not working!

Philipp, you pig!

I don't want to interrupt.

Are you coming?

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2017 Syracuse University Arents Award Recipient Daniel A. D'Aniello '68 - Duration: 5:13.

Mike Haynie: I think Dan D'Aniello is the entrepreneurial story-someone who is truly

self-made, who was able to rise above and beyond his circumstances and really live the

American dream.

Film Clip: Hey guys, what do you say we play a little game of Monopoly?

Winner gets to start a private equity firm.

Arthur Brooks: Dan often talks about his upbringing in Butler, Pennsylvania, and what it meant

to him to be raised by his mom as a single mom and by his grandmother.

Daniel D'Aniello: You know I came to realize early on in my life that there were people

living their life for me, and it was one of these feelings that you have to pay back the

people that are being good to you.

Cardinal Donald Wuerl: I think that was all part of Dan's experience-growing up, learning

to work, learning to fend for oneself and learning to share the success.

Music

Mike Haynie: I think Dan's time at Syracuse University really opened his eyes to a new

world of possibilities.

Daniel D'Aniello: I didn't know whether I could make it financially.

I didn't even know if I could make it academically, but the people that reached out for me once

I was there pulled me up and changed my life.

All of that came together in a sense of family for me, and so I felt secure and confident

there.

U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation Awards Clip: In the spring of 1968, my plans didn't include

military service.

I was accepted and on my way to graduate school-that is until I received my draft notice.

Music

Mike Haynie: His time in the military, and in the Navy specifically, taught him what

hard work means, taught him what commitment means and, you know, values like integrity

and trust.

Daniel D'Aniello: I had three years in the Navy, became a supply officer.

And since I was transportation economics major at Syracuse, it really dovetailed well into

a basket of business skills that I could take forward.

Street Noise/Music

David Rubenstein: The Carlyle Group is a private equity firm that Dan D'Aniello, Bill Conway

and I started in 1987.

It's one of the largest private equity firms in the world, and we would not have risen

to this level without Dan's extraordinary contribution over some 30 years.

Dan embodies the entrepreneurial spirit because he took an entrepreneurial risk.

He had a great future ahead of him at Marriott.

He could have been the CEO, I have no doubt about it.

Daniel D'Aniello: At the time I was the chief financial officer of one of the divisions

at Marriott.

I had, you know, my four-bedroom colonial, two-car garage with two kids, and life was

really very stable at the time.

But you know in the end I concluded that if I didn't take the chance, that I might regret

it when I'm 70 years old.

And by the way, I'm 70 years old and I don't regret it.

Film Clip: Two hotels on Park Place.

I just acquired another property and it's gonna be big.

Cardinal Donald Wuerl: He is a very successful man.

But I also think of his humility, I think of his generosity, I think of his kindness.

Daniel D'Aniello: I think the idea of using one's capabilities to the benefit of others

is a huge, huge virtue.

My nature has always been: I will show you what to do, I will go out ahead of you and

I'll pull you up.

Mike Haynie: Dan D'Aniello touches so much of what we do at Syracuse University.

He is one of our most committed alums, supporting programs at the Whitman School, the Maxwell

School, at the Institute.

Dan has been a longtime supporter of Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities Program.

We could not do what we do here at Syracuse University without Dan D'Aniello.

Daniel D'Aniello: And I think of Syracuse as my foundation, my launching pad, my, my

family, and I hope others who go there can be helped by my involvement.

Film Clip: Five-hundred ... value creation.

Who is this guy?

Cardinal Donald Wuerl: He's a man of faith and he lives it in deeds, not just in words.

David Rubenstein: Everybody else who makes money has to look at Dan as the standard.

He gives away his money, he's helping other people.

He makes all of us look poor or cheap or not generous by doing so much for so many other

people.

Daniel D'Aniello: In the end, business runs on trust and people invest and do deals and

transactions with people they know, like and trust.

Arthur Brooks: You know a lot of times I'll think when I'm facing a business decision,

what would Dan D'Aniello do?

And it's almost always a good guide to doing the right thing.

Success the American way, success the ethical way, success the way that people all around

the world are striving to find it.

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4 Toughest Cyclists Ever - Duration: 5:57.

- The following cyclists didn't just walk the walk,

they talked the talk, or maybe it's the other way around.

But anyway, these cyclists were tough, make no mistake.

Here's who, and here's why.

(upbeat rock music)

Now we could not include the Cannibal in our list

of toughest cyclists, could we?

Although, undoubtedly Merckx is one of the finest riders

of all time, that doesn't necessarily mean

he's one of the toughest.

But when you factor in 525 career wins,

including five Giros, five Tours, two Vueltas,

and three World road titles,

it may actually suggest otherwise.

Anyway it was the manner of the way he set about winning

that sets him apart.

Hence the nickname, the Cannibal.

Merckx wanted to win every time he got on his bike.

Driven by an insatiable appetite for success.

And he once said, "The day when I start a race without

"intending to win it, I won't be able to look at myself

"in the mirror."

His style was simple, attack.

And generally, when he did, the results

were catastrophic for his rivals.

As well as immense strength, the grocer's son

exemplified a fiery, single minded determination,

which was illustrated at its best in the

1974 Giro d'Italia, where in a one particularly hard stage

he attacked from the gun in atrocious, awful weather

conditions, while still suffering from a bout of pneumonia

to topple one of his fiercest rivals Jose Fuentes.

And that ride laid the foundation for the win in the

overall of the Giro that year, and also it meant that he

went on to win the holy grail of cycling,

the triple, the Giro, the Tour, and the World championships.

(peaceful upbeat techno)

Known as the badger, or (speaks foreign language),

Bernard Hinault was as equally renowned for his

tempestuous nature as his physical prowess on the bike.

During a career that netted him a quite incredible

five Tour de Frances, three Giro d'Italias,

two Vuelta a Espanias, and a World road title.

The Breton was respected and feared by his rivals,

and was a true patron, or boss of the peloton,

imposing discipline and order, and going so far as to often

dictate when riders could and couldn't attack.

He took pleasure in a style of aggressive attacking racing

that often demoralised his rivals, the 1980 edition of

Liege-Bastogne-Liege being a fine example.

In sub-zero snowbound conditions, Hinault attacked with

80 kilometres to go solo, and ended up winning

by a quite astonishing 10 minutes, and that was despite

suffering from frostbite which has permanently

damaged his fingers to this very day.

But the man's character is probably best summed up

by himself with this quote, "As long as I breathe, I attack

"and I race to win, not to please people."

(dramatic orchestral music)

Italian Gino Bartali wasn't just a prodigiously

talented professional cyclist who won the Tour de France

twice and the Giro d'Italia three times, he was also a

noble, tempestuous, kind-hearted man,

who put his own life at risk for others.

During World War II, he transported counterfeit identity

documents secreted in the tubes of his bicycle frame and

handlebars to the Italian Resistance in order to try to save

the lives of Jews who risked being sent to concentration

camps, as well as hiding a Jewish family in his cellar and

leading Jewish refugees across the Swiss Alps.

Following the war, he overcome mental and physical illness

to win his third Giro in 1946, and his second Tour de France

in 1948 cementing his god-like status

amongst the Italian people.

It wasn't until his death in 2000 that

his heroic exploits during the war became known,

leading to many posthumous honours.

Now Batali was a man who essentially transcended

his own sport, and once said to his son this,

"If you're good at a sport, they attach the medals to your

"shirt and then they shine in some museum.

"That which is earned by doing good deeds is attached

"to the soul and shines elsewhere."

(upbeat rock music)

Sean Kelly is one of the true hard men of professional

cycling, a thoroughbred with a single-minded focus

and the ability to suffer far more than most,

and undoubtedly it was his upbringing that contributed

to his hardy attributes.

He quit school at 13 to work on his father's farm in

rural Ireland, then he was a bricklayer before embarking

on an 18-year career as a professional cyclist,

which reaped a quite incredible 193 victories.

Kelly was a rare breed, a rider who could sprint,

climb, and time trial.

But most importantly, he could endure the harshest

of conditions that cycling often imposed on a rider.

In fact he once said of Paris Roubaix, which he won in

1984 and 1986, "A Paris Roubaix without rain

"is not a true Paris Roubaix.

"Throw in a little snow as well, it's not serious."

Whilst leading the 1987 edition of the Vuelta a Espana,

he had to pull out with only four stages to go,

in tears and in agony, succumbing

to a very nasty saddle sore.

But a year later, he returned to the very same race

and won it overall, his only ever Grand Tour victory.

A stark illustration of his determination,

grit, but most of all toughness.

Now we are gonna do another toughest riders video,

but we want to know who you think should be in it.

So let us know in the comments section down below.

And while you're at it, if you haven't already subscribed

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Amnesia Custom Stories Compilation #1 - I CAN STILL ESCAPE ! - Duration: 2:53.

Salut à tous c'est BoopyHooves et aujourd'hui nous sommes sur une nouvelle vidéo sur amnesia

c'est une custom story qui s'appelle "sealed" et.. allons y, ça fait longtemps que je n'ai pas joué à

Amnesia donc.. j'essaye de trouver des nouvelles CSs, des courtes

oh hey I don't trust yo u

omg comment je marche?

Comment je suis censée marcher comme ça?

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Top 10 Terrifying Gangs and Crime Syndicates - Duration: 16:59.

On this list, you'll find some of the most terrifying gangs and crime syndicates from

every continent on Earth, with the exception of Australia and, obviously, Antarctica.

No one's going to be muscling in on penguin turf anytime soon.

As for the Land Down Under, it's because while Australia has some scary biker gangs,

which are called bikie gangs (how adorable!), their most dominant crime syndicate is actually

centralized in Europe (and it's found in entry #5).

In some cases, these gangs make more money than Fortune 500 companies, while others generate

very little revenue, but what they all have in common is that they are terrifying.

10.

The Numbers Gang

Pollsmoor Prison is located in Cape Town, South Africa, and is famous for two reasons.

The first is that Nelson Mandela was imprisoned there for six years.

The second is that the prison is basically run by three different gangs – the 26s,

the 27s, and 29s, or known as a whole as the Numbers Gangs.

The gangs have a pretty easy-to-understand pitch when it comes to recruiting new members

– join a gang or get raped and possibly murdered.

Each gang plays a specific role in the overcrowded prison.

The 26s are physically fit men that are capable of stealing.

Next is the 27s; they specifically target guards, which means guards don't normally

enter the prison itself.

Instead everything inside the prison is controlled by the gangs.

In order to join the 27s, you have to stab a guard first.

Finally, there is the 28s, and they have a pretty open membership.

When a man joins, there are two roles that he can fulfill for the gang.

They can be part of the gold line, which is a fighter, or they can choose the silver line,

which is to serve the fighters sexually.

If someone chooses the silver line, they are initiated into the gang by having sex with

the leader of the 28s, John Mongrel, who came to Pollsmoor when he was just 14-years-old.

In an interview on the documentary show Ross Kemp on Gangs, Mongrel was very clear that

the sex involves a lot of eye contact, but he's not too big on consent.

Luckily, the gang does not have much influence outside of the prison, but it should be an

excellent reminder to stay on the right side of the law if you're ever in Cape Town.

Sun Yee On

The triads, which is colloquially known as the Chinese mafia, dates back to the 17th

century.

They originally formed as a society that wanted to overthrow the Qing dynasty and restore

the Ming dynasty.

They ultimately failed, but the bond between the members survived.

In the 20th century, the large triad group started to break up into smaller factions.

When the Chinese Communist Party came to power in 1949, many of the groups moved to Hong

Kong, while others went to Macau, Taiwan, and other countries overseas including Canada,

the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

Today, it's believed that there are 57 triad societies and the biggest of those groups

is Sun Yee On, which was formed in 1919 and are Hong Kong-based.

It's unclear how many members they have, but it is suspected that they have over 60,000

members worldwide.

In order to join, a person has to take 36 oaths, like "If I am arrested after committing

an offense, I must accept my punishment and not try to place blame on my sworn brothers.

If I do so I will be killed by five thunderbolts," or "I shall never embezzle cash or property

from my sworn brothers.

If I break this oath I will be killed by myriads of swords."

Sun Yee On makes money the same way that many other gangs do; they run prostitution rings,

fraud schemes, extort legitimate businesses, and are known to traffic and deal in heroin,

cocaine, and opium.

Supposedly, Sun Yee On made a deal with the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico and they now have

access to the raw materials to make methamphetamine.

Sun Yee On's main form of attack is assaults with knives because of Hong Kong's strict

firearm laws.

What happens many times is that groups of men armed with knives, often meat cleavers

which are called "choppers," swarm their victims and stab and slash them.

Not all of the attacks are deadly, but they can leave victims without a limb.

D-Company

D-Company was started by Dawood Ibrahim in Bombay (now known as Mumbai), India, in 1976.

Ibrahim was raised Muslim and lived in a predominantly Muslim area of Bombay.

Despite the fact that his father was a police constable, Ibrahim and his brother got involved

in petty crime as teenagers and eventually developed a gang with their friends.

In the mid-1980s, the gang made a power grab from the gang that had a monopoly over the

Bombay underground, the Lala clan, and after a short war, D-Company came out the victor.

However, Ibrahim was wanted for murder, so he was forced to leave India and moved to

Dubai.

Over the next two decades, Ibrahim ran D-Company and made it one of the biggest crime syndicates

without ever stepping foot in India.

While in exile, Ibrahim masterminded the 1993 Bombay Bombings, which was a series of 12

car bombs planted by D-Company, all detonated on March 12.

257 people were killed and 713 people were injured.

The apparent motive was revenge for Muslims being killed in protests in the months preceding

the bombings.

In 2003, Ibrahim was told to leave Dubai after one of his associates was assassinated in

a popular club there.

It's believed he then moved to Karachi, Pakistan.

However, the Pakistani government denies any knowledge of him, although locals can apparently

point out his house.

D-Company is heavily involved in real estate scams and extortion in Mumbai and the United

Arab Emirates.

Other profitable businesses for the gang include counterfeiting currency, arms running, and

drug trafficking.

Yamaguchi-gumi

Japan's organized crime syndicate, the yakuza, is comprised of 21 boryokudan ("violence

groups") and the biggest one is Yamaguchi-gumi, which is headed by Kenichi Shinoda, who is

the gangs sixth ever kumicho ("chairman").

The group was founded in 1915 by Harukichi Yamaguchi in Kobe, Japan.

Yamaguchi-gumi is involved in all levels of illegal activity like running the red light

districts in Japan, drugs and arms trafficking, extortion, fraud, and blackmail.

They even fix sumo wrestling matches.

Of course, Yamaguchi-gumi is not above using violence and they have been involved in several

gang wars throughout the years.

One between 1985 and 1989 got to be so bad that a local newspaper kept a running score

of how many people died and how many were injured.

Despite being violent gangs, for decades, Yamaguchi-gumi and the other yakuza families

worked out in the open in Japan and had a huge membership.

During the 1990s and 2000s, there were about 80,000 yakuza and about half of them belonged

to Yamaguchi-gumi, making them the largest street gang in the world at the time.

However, the overall yakuza numbers have dwindled since 2011, because that is when laws were

enacted to restrict the yakuza's access to revenue.

Then in 2015, 3,000 Yamaguchi-gumi members splintered off into a new group.

It was thought this split would lead to a full out war like the one in the 1980s.

But while there were incidents of violence, the war has yet to happen.

Currently, Yamaguchi-gumi's membership is at about 11,500, but an expert on the yakuza,

Jake Adelstein, thinks that the number will grow in 2021 when many casinos will open in

Japan.

Adelstein believes that the yakuza will skim money from the casino and blackmail people

who lose big at them.

The Albanian Mafia

Not a whole lot is known about the Albanian mob, and one reason is that Albanians have

a very unique language, so international investigators have a hard time penetrating their communications.

What is known is that it was started around the 1950s, when a large group of Albanians

immigrated to Turkey.

This opened up trade routes for heroin from Turkey into Albania.

In the 1980s, just as communism was about to fall there, Albanians started to leave

the country, and some of them ended up in New York.

Some men found work with the Gambino family as hitmen.

Before long, they eventually formed their own gang, Rudaj Organization, and began to

battle the Gambino and Lucchese for territory.

Back in Albania, communism came to an end in in 1989, and in the chaos, criminal gangs

expanded and gained a lot of power.

Also, since there were Albanian immigrants in different pockets of the world, like in

the United States, the growing mafia had global connections.

Today it's believed that there are 15 different crime families operating in Albania.

Their major areas of revenue are trafficking heroin and human smuggling.

They are considered a hybrid group, as they not only deal in criminal activities, but

are heavily involved in political activities as well.

'Ndrangheta

Italy is the birthplace of the mafia.

The term "mafia" was used to exclusively describe the crime family that is based in

Sicily, which was started in the 1860s during the chaotic, crime-filled time when Sicily

became a state of the newly formed Italy.

Today, there are four main families in Italy.

The original Sicilian mafia, which is now known as Cosa Nostra, is still active, but

they aren't as powerful as they once were.

The other families are the Camorra, based in Campania; the Apulia-based Sacra Corona

Unita; and finally, the most powerful – 'Ndrangheta, which is based in Calabria.

'Ndrangheta first formed in the Calabrian prison system in the late 1800s, but they

started to come into power over a century and a half later in the 1960s and 1970s, when

they would kidnap people for ransom.

Using the ransom money, they invested in cocaine and were the first family to exploit the drug

market.

Cosa Nostra, who was the dominant gang at the time, wasn't as quick to get into the

drug trade.

Instead, they were focusing their efforts on a violent push back against the government,

who were trying to clamp down on their illegal activities.

A pair of murders that really got the attention of the police was the killing of two anti-mafia

judges.

With the police more focused on their rival, it gave 'Ndrangheta room to flourish.

Today, it is thought that 'Ndrangheta are responsible for 80 percent of all cocaine

trafficking in Europe.

Besides cocaine, 'Ndrangheta are also involved in nearly every other type of illegal activity

that is profitable, with the exception of prostitution.

From all their illicit activity, 'Ndrangheta supposedly makes too much money and don't

know what to do with it.

The police have audio tape of two gangsters digging up money they had buried in order

to hide it, and found out millions of dollars had rotted.

As for how much they make, according to an Italian think-tank, in 2013 they made $60

billion in revenue, which is about as much as PepsiCo made in 2016 and about three percent

of Italy's GDP.

One key to their success is that they are very secretive.

Many times, the only people who are allowed into the gang are blood relatives.

This makes it hard for members to testify against another member because they would

be turning against someone who is literally a brother, a nephew, or a father, and so on.

Their methods appear to be working because it's rare for a member of 'Ndrangheta

to cooperate with the police.

One recorded case of a police informant working against 'Ndrangheta happened in 2010 and

it didn't end well.

The 35-year-old woman was shot, and her body dissolved in acid.

So while 'Ndrangheta may be secretive, they aren't afraid to make headlines by using

violence.

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) was started in 2004 as al-Qaeda in Iraq and

after several leaders were killed, they changed their name to the Islamic State of Iraq and

Syria (ISIS), and in between were known as the Islamic State of Iraq.

These days, the names ISIS and ISIL are basically interchangeable.

Currently, they have strongholds in Iraq and Syria.

Many of you reading this are probably thinking that ISIL is a terrorist group, and you are

totally correct.

However, that label does not make them any less of a criminal organization.

ISIL uses many of same recruiting methods as many street gangs.

Notably, they attract young, angry men, not just from the war-torn areas where they live,

but from across the globe, with the promise of guns, power, and money.

Their criminal activities include ransom from kidnappings, selling stolen artifacts, extortion,

and they're also big into human trafficking.

One thing that ISIL has that none of the other gangs do is access to oil.

From all their illegal activity, it's believed that they make over $1 billion a year.

ISIL's notoriety on a global scale was helped by their execution videos that they uploaded

to the internet.

Many times they are beheadings and in some cases, the executions are performed by children.

Solntsevskaya Bratva

Solntsevskaya Bratva is the Russian Mafia, but very little is known about them.

It's believed to have been started by Sergei Mikhailov, who fancies himself more of a businessman

than a gangster.

The syndicate doesn't have a rigid central structure.

Instead, it's 10 autonomous groups that work fairly independent of each other.

However, there is a 12-person board that meets regularly and they will pool resources.

They also have chapters on every continent (except Antarctica).

Solntsevskaya Bratva is believed to be one of the wealthiest and most profitable crime

syndicates in the world.

They are involved in every single aspect of the Russian criminal underworld and one of

their biggest revenue streams is extortion.

Supposedly, people doing business in Russia end up paying out about 20% of their profits

to Solntsevskaya Bratva.

If they don't pay up, their family members will most likely end up dead.

And if Solntsevskaya Bratva doesn't have a problem going after people's families

over extortion money, one can only imagine what they do to rivals and people who wronged

them.

Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13)

The United States has more than its share of violent gangs and crime syndicates.

There are motorcycle gangs like the Hell's Angels and the Mongols, or urban gangs like

the Bloods and the Crips, but for the FBI, the most troublesome is Mara Salvatrucha,

better known as MS-13.

Currently, they are the only gang that has a dedicated task force assigned to them.

MS-13 was started in the 1980s in Los Angeles by immigrants from El Salvador who were fleeing

from a civil war.

Since then, MS-13 have grown to become a "transnational criminal organization," and they have 6,000

to 10,000 members spread across 42 states and D.C., along with international chapters,

which are called cliques, in Canada, Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala.

Gang members are often recognizable because of their tattoos, which are sometimes on their

face, and their clothing is often adorned with MS-13 symbols.

Ethnically, they are mainly Salvadorian or first generation American-Salvadorians, but

there are also some members that are Honduran and Guatemalan as well.

They often recruit young men, often trying to get boys who are in middle and high school.

Their main sources of income are dealing drugs, extortion, robbery, and human trafficking,

often for the sex trade.

One reason that MS-13 worries the FBI so much is their shocking level of violence.

Often, much of the violence stems from the fact that MS-13 doesn't exactly have a hierarchy;

instead they have more of a horizontal system, with cliques acting autonomously.

This causes tension between the cliques and it often leads to violent conflicts and civilians

can be caught in the crossfire.

Also, while they are violent in the United States, they are even worse in Central America.

Their territory in Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala is called the Northern Triangle

and it is the most violent part of the world that is not at war.

Los Zetas

The current major Mexican drug cartels started off as drug traffickers who shipped cocaine

from Colombia into the United States in the 1980s.

During that time, the United States government was cracking down on the Colombian cartels,

but not much was being done in Mexico.

During the '80s, the two most dominant Mexican cartels were the Guadalajara cartel and the

Gulf cartel.

In 1989, the head of the Guadalajara cartel was arrested and the cartel's trafficking

routes were split up between the three lieutenants, giving birth to the Sinaloa, Juárez, and

Tijuana cartels.

Currently, the Sinaloa cartel is considered the most dominant cartel because they have

the biggest territory and the most trafficking routes, which are supposedly approved by the

FBI, into the United States.

This includes a drug route into Chicago, which, perhaps not so coincidentally, has seen a

dramatic rise in murder.

Meanwhile, the Gulf cartel is considered the second largest.

However, the most terrifying cartel is the third largest – Los Zetas, which means the

"The Zs."

The identity of their current leader is unknown and there could be a good reason for that.

Since its inception, all their known leaders have either been arrested or killed.

Their last leader was Omar Treviño Morales, who was arrested in 2015, and the leader before

him was his brother Miguel Treviño Morales, and he was arrested in 2013.

Los Zetas started off as a 34-man death squad for the Gulf cartel in 1999.

They were all former Mexican military and had received elite training.

By 2003, their numbers grew to over 300 men.

After years of infighting, Los Zetas officially broke away from the Gulf cartel in 2010.

At the time of the split, the US government said that Los Zetas was "the most technologically

advanced, sophisticated and dangerous cartel operating in Mexico."

What makes Los Zetas so dangerous is that they don't really play by any rules.

For example, in 2009, they broke into the home of a police chief, shot him and his wife,

who was also a police officer, and then set the house on fire with the couple's three

daughters still alive inside.

Another time, in spring 2011, Los Zetas stopped several buses full of migrants.

They raped the women and then forced the men to fight gladiator-style to the death.

The winners were then given jobs as assassins with Los Zetas for their ongoing war with

the Gulf and Sinaloa cartels.

Everyone else on the buses were murdered.

After the bus hijacking, 193 bodies were found buried in 72 graves.

This was just one of several massacres they committed where dozens of people were senselessly

slaughtered.

Not even people on social media can speak out against Los Zetas.

One citizen journalist, Maria del Rosario Fuentes Rubio, posted stories and spoke out

against Los Zetas anonymously online for several months using the hashtag #reynosafollow.

In 2014, a tweet was sent out from her account that read, "#reynosafollow FRIENDS AND FAMILY,

MY REAL NAME IS MARÍA DEL ROSARIO FUENTES RUBIO.

I AM A PHYSICIAN.

TODAY MY LIFE HAS COME TO AN END."

That was followed by a tweet that contained two pictures, one of a woman, presumed to

be del Rosario Fuentes Rubio, looking at the camera, and the next one was the same woman

with a gunshot wound to her head.

Sadly, the body of Maria del Rosario Fuentes Rubio has never been found.

Los Zetas have also taken a page out of ISIL's playbook and make videos of decapitations.

The videos then somehow make their way online and, based on a quick Google search, which

we highly, highly advise against, there are a variety of Los Zetas beheading videos.

Finally, a former leader of Los Zetas liked to kill his victims by a technique called

guiso, which means stew.

He would stuff someone in a 55 gallon drum and then burn them alive.

Those are just a few crimes committed by Los Zetas, but they are responsible for many,

many other horrifying atrocities and are probably the most terrifying gang in operation right

now.

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How to Turn "Friends with Benefits" into a Real Relationship - Dating Advice for Women - Duration: 6:32.

Are you hooking up with someone, but wonder if this could be something more?

So many people are stuck in the "friends with benefits" stage, but want to turn it

into a real relationship. How do we do that though? That's exactly what we will

be discussing in today's video.

Hey everyone, welcome back to TLC Thursday. I am your host and coach for

today. My name is Christal Fuentes, Author of "How

to be H.O.T. - Your Guide to Becoming Happy, Open and Trusting in Your Relationships"

as well as the founder of TheLadiesCoach.com. A site that gives women free

resources that can make their life a little easier. Today we are going to be

talking about how a friends-with-benefits relationship can

turn into the real deal. So many women ask me if it's possible, and what I think. First of all I

think friends-with-benefits usually gets a bad rap. I think the common

misconception is that women are incapable of having sex without emotions

getting in the way. And although that could be true to some extent, that is a

very generalized statement. I think people forget that women are also sexual

creatures, and a lot of women are sexually wired. Meaning more than

anything for these women, sex gets the priority. Who's seen Sex in the City? We

all know and love Samantha right?

"Yes it was. Now if you'll excuse me I have

another tour group coming through my vagina in ten minutes."

Truth is she's not an unrelatable character, in fact lots of women relate

to her sexual drive. Everything about Samantha was the benefits of it all. With

that said, even Samantha turned a friends with benefit relationship into

real love. Now I know this is a fictional character but like I said before, she is

actually very relatable. So for all of my "benefits" babes, I want you to know that

it's definitely possible to turn a sexual relationship into true love, but

there's definitely some things we have to know and that's what we're going to

be chatting about now. Before you turn your booty-call into Prince Charming, you

have to tell the truth about what's real and what's not. If he or she is not on

same page and you know this to be true, then forcing a relationship is not going

to work. A relationship is a choice two people make to be together, not just one.

One way you could put your feelers out there, is to see if your "friend" is

initiating any quality time with you. Especially if you're dating a masculine

man, a man will usually show his interest in someone he's pursuing. But don't be

afraid to do some initiating yourself. It's obvious you both have aligned

sexual interests, but it's important to see if you guys have shared non-sexual

interest. You can do this by inviting your friend to be a part of some of the

things you enjoy doing. If you notice this person is also inviting you to do

the same, then that might be a good sign. Once you start spending more time with

each other outside of the bedroom, the next thing you can do is get to know

each other on a real level. What does this person value in life, and is it congruent

to your values? What matters most to this person and is it something you can

support? Where does this person see themselves and does it conflict with

your own vision? It's important we get more clear about who we are wanting to

jump into a potential relationship with, because the number one thing that kills

relationships most is the illusions we create about our romantic partners. The

stories and false realities we make up in order to persuade ourselves that it's

okay to jump into a relationship that may not

be right for us. So pretty much what I'm saying is tell the truth. Get to know

this person, without getting stuck on the outcome you want. When we get too

attached is when we play ourselves, and that's exactly what we don't. You

want this person to see your most authentic self, so you know they are

falling for the real you and not an illusion. Okay so now you are starting to

spend more I'm outside of the bedroom. You're

participating in each other's interests, and have aligned values and visions. The

next thing I recommend you do is ASK. It doesn't hurt asking this person where

they see this relationship going. In fact it gives you clarity for where you could

be directing your energy. Again, don't get too attached to a specific outcome

because at the end of the day you really want to make sure it's not one-sided, and

both of you are choosing to invest in this together. Even if they don't want

a committed relationship, at least you have gotten clear and aren't prolonging

a one-sided relationship. But since I like ending videos on a high note I will

say some of the most beautiful relationships I know started from a

friends with benefits. Does this help? I want to hear from you.

Do you have a friends-with-benefits story that ended up in true love? Comment

below! Also if you've gained any insight from this video and know someone who

could use this, please share it with them. As always, make sure you subscribe to

this channel and don't miss any more videos. We come out with videos every

Thursday, and head to theladiescoach.com for more resources that can

make your life a little easier. Til next time. MUAH!

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