Kids playing in the sand
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Esse antigo e poderoso remédio caseiro e natural pode controlar sua diabetes, veja - Duration: 2:29.This ancient and powerful home remedy and natural can control your diabetes, see
Source of Vitamin C helps prevent the cabbage colon cancer, and tumors caused by
estrogen. This thanks to bioflavonoids, the indoles, genistein and other substances
inhibiting the growth of tumors.
These substances accelerate metabolism estrogen, so women who consume
cabbage, has lower chance of developing cancer breast, uterus and ovary.
A cabbage juice fasting morning can be good for treating ulcers, nausea,
gout, rheumatism, hoarseness, digestion and liver.
To enhance gastric ulcers, you can consume raw cabbage juice all day,
for two weeks.
Now who has diabetes, can have benefits with cabbage juice, as well as reducing
glucose, helps to lose weight. The fermented juice It becomes medicine, and can greatly improve
stomach and intestinal diseases.
How to make? It's simple, just follow the steps: 2/3 put into a blender with water.
Wash and chop cabbage head half. smock at high speed. Repeat with 2 more
pitchers.
Then pour it into a bowl and cover. Let stand for 3 days. After addition is
ready to consume. Coa and save the liquid in the fridge.
When you are running low, you can already do new. But you can put less water
and add a cup of this ready juice. This will speed up the fermentation process
and its juice will be ready within 1 day.
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Penny Rimbaud: Escritos, Diálogos e Gritos Brasil Tour 2017 [legendas pt] - Duration: 1:09. For more infomation >> Penny Rimbaud: Escritos, Diálogos e Gritos Brasil Tour 2017 [legendas pt] - Duration: 1:09.-------------------------------------------
Saturno - Aquarela Speed Painting | Rodrigo Falco - Duration: 3:37.Hey guys! Today I want to share with you this illustration process
It is an watercolor but turned in fact to be this final piece with digital painting
I painted this watercolor
Then I also painted the planet with watercolor
And digitally added the other details on the background
So today I wanna share this character watercolor painting process
I'll also shared a more detailed speed painting video on my Patreon
where I can show you a few techniques I used in this artwork
And I'll also share the full digital painting process
so if you wanna know more support me on Patreon
just click the link on the box below
So now enough talking, let's get started!
That's it guys, I hope you liked it.
I'll share a more detailed process on Patreon
sharing a few tips and tricks during the process
So if you wanna know more and check the full process, please support my work on Patreon :)
Here on YouTube I'll share more Speed Painting videos like this one
so please like the video and subscribe to be notified whenever I upload a new video
and share with who you think might like this type of speed painting video
That's it for today. See you in the next video, bye bye!
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Latest Hindi Love Song 2017 | JIYA JAYE NA | Mukesh Rathore ft Jake, Ashley & Nutan | New Romantic - Duration: 6:03.HELLO
HELLO ASH , HAPPY BIRTHDAY
THANK YOU SO MUCH
YOU'RE WELCOME
SO WHAT ARE YOU AND YOUR HUSBAND DOING FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY
YEAH, HE IS ALREADY AT WORK.
HE HAS'NT WISH ME HAPPY BIRTHDAY YET
SO HE MUST BE PLANNING SOMETHING
THIS EVENING
SO I'M GONNA GET DRESSED UP AROUND 7
WOW, SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PLAN
HAVE FUN
THANK YOU
YOU ARE THE BLISS OF MY HEART
ONLY YOU ARE THE INSPIRATION
YOU ARE MY GROUND
ONLY YOU ARE MY SKY
YOU DON'T KNOW IT
BUT WITHOUT YOU
I CAN'T LIVE
INDIAN CLASSICAL SINGING
I GOT SO MUCH LOVE IN MY IN MY HEART FOR YOU
THAT THIS LIFE SEEMS CURTAILED
YOU ARE THE ONLY IMPULSE OF MY LIFE
ONLY YOU ARE THE MUSIC OF MY BREATH
THE MOMENT YOU GOT DETACHED FROM ME
MY INNOCENT HEART BECAME SPIRITLESS
I'M AFRAID MY HEARTBEAT WILL STOP
I CAN'T LIVE
I PESTERED YOU
IT'S MY MISTAKE
HOWEVER YOUR PUNISHMENT IS TOO UNBEARABLE
I'LL DO WHATEVER YOU SAY
YOUR DESIRE WILL BE THE UTMOST
I CAN'T BEAR YOUR CALLOUSNESS
PLEASE FORGET ALL THE GAFFES
LET'S CONCUR , PLEASE LISTEN TO MY REQUEST
I CAN'T LIVE
YOU ARE THE BLISS OF MY HEART
ONLY YOU ARE THE ASPIRATIONS
YOU ARE MY GROUND
ONLY YOU ARE MY SKY
YOU DON'T KNOW IT BUT WITHOUT YOU
I CAN'T LIVE
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silk thread fish cut model bangles making - Duration: 6:03.Hi Viewers
Now we will see how to make Silk Thread Fish Cut Bangles.
These are very easy to make,
and the items/material required for this are..
Silk Thread and a gold color thread.
Plastic Khada bangle
metal bangles
saree patches
cutter
glue
kundans
and stone chain
Ok viewers now I am taking plastic bangle and applying glue at inner side.
Took silk thread in 20 stands of 1meter size each.
Applied glue at one end and left the other end free.
Apply glue at inner side of bangle and stick the thread and wrap it around.
Make sure you wrap it gently line by line.
Like this..wrap the complete bangle.
Ok viewers now our wrapping is done now.
Just end like this and cut the extra thread and stick it.
These are the metal bangles...
Apply glue on the edge of this bangle.
Apply the glue only on the edges.
After that..stick a metal bangle on the edge like this.
Press it gently so that bangles sticks well.
Same way repeat on the other side too..
Both sides are stuck right...now let it dry for some time.
This is the gold thread. It is much stiff actually.
I am taking it in exact 6 strands
Apply glue at one end to join them all.
you can see here I have taken in 6 strands(lines).
Ok, our bangle is dried now.
Now apply glue at inner side.
Apply much glue, so that thread sticks well.
Because the thread is more stiff.
Once after sticking the thread and it's dry....
I am wrapping it in between the beads.
Also make sure you wrap it in cross fashion...like the way I am doing..
It should be wrapped cross like this.
It should look like adjacent cross lines.
Showing the other line now.
Like this finish the complete bangle.
Ok. Now we are done with our bangle wrapping.
It's almost done by now.
I am ending it here by sticking with glue and cutting it.
Apply more glue so that thread sticks well.
Remove extra thread with cutter.
You can see now how the line are formed.
Now apply glue again where we have ended previously.
and stick the gold thread there.
Ok, now I am forming or wrapping the lines in opposite direction to previous wraps.
This wrapping is also similar but in opposite direction.
I am wrapping the thread in between beads in cross fashion....
repeat this process for the entire bangle.
Ok, it came to end now.
Apply glue on inner side...
Cut the extra thread now.
Press it gently so that thread sticks well
Now we will make a design in middle.
That's why I kept the gap here.
You can see here. It looks like a fish cut here.
It looks so shiny as we have used gold thread here.
Apply glue in middle.
we are sticking saree patch here.
On both sides applying glue.
Sticking drop shape kundans there.
on both sides.
now..
I am applying glue on outline of these kundans.
I am measuring with stone line and cutting approx 4 stones..
Sticking those here..
Like that same way I am sticking other edges too..
I have stuck these stones on all sides.
Now our design is ready.
Our fish cut bangle is ready.
It's so shiny also.
you too can try these bangles.
thanks for watching my video.
Please subscribe..!
Please let me know your comments
Thank you.
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Covered in bugs! Shenandoah National Park - Duration: 2:48.Hey guys, it's Sarah here from sarahntripity
and welcome to my vlog.
This week I'm doing a little bit
of a throwback video to last September,
when I visited the Shenandoah National Park.
I don't know why,
but I never ended up making a video
out of any of the footage I took there.
I just never got around to doing it,
never really felt like doing it,
that type of thing.
And then this week I finally decided to actually use the footage.
Six months later, here we are.
So I hope you guys enjoy it.
If you like this video make sure to give it a thumbs up and subscribe.
Thank you guys so much and have a great day!
Something that I distinctly remember from that day,
is the amount of stink bugs.
It was nuts!
They were everywhere.
We were constantly swatting the air,
picking them off of our clothes,
(A Stink Bug!) Joel: Stink bugs are everywhere!
finding them crawling up our legs.
It was nuts!
They were just everywhere.
I don't think I've ever seen that many stink bugs in one place.
So the day we went to the Shenandoah National Park,
it was so hot.
Oh my gosh,
it was stifling.
My dad accidentally dropped his phone
and smashed his camera.
Which was really sad,
because he had just gotten that phone two weeks beforehand.
And he smashed his camera right on the concrete.
I really hope you guys enjoyed this video.
Thank you again for watching
and don't forget to subscribe.
Subscribe and follow for more! @sarahntripity
Thank you!
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★Как ЧИСТИТЬ организм СОДОЙ. Что дает очищение содой. Как принимать соду во ВНУТРЬ. - Duration: 3:28. For more infomation >> ★Как ЧИСТИТЬ организм СОДОЙ. Что дает очищение содой. Как принимать соду во ВНУТРЬ. - Duration: 3:28.-------------------------------------------
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Mariestrela canta - Disparada (cover) - Duration: 4:31.Hi dear.
Give hello to grandma.
Hi grandma.
Grandma!
Bye grandma.
Is it now?
Yes.
Oops.
Epa, A fleet passed here and I missed it.
Hi my people.
Hi my girl and boy pearls.
All right?
I'm shy.
I'm dying of shame.
But I'll sing, okay.
I'll sing to you:
"Disparada", by Geraldo Vandré.
And...
you may already know this music
in Sérgio Reis voice,
in Zizi Possi voice.
And I hope you enjoy it now in my voice,
in Mariestrela voice.
Let's see?
So, let's go.
Ai, ai, ai.
"Prepare your heart
to things that I will tell you.
I've come from the hinterland,
I've come from the hinterland.
I've come from the hinterland
and I may not please you.
I've learned to say no,
seeing death without crying.
And death, fate, everything,
death and destiny, everything.
I was out of place,
I live to fix it.
In a cattle I've been an ox,
but one day I rode myself.
Not by reason of mine,
or by whom were with me.
By any want to have,
but by necessity.
Of the owner of a cattle
whose cowboy have died.
Cowboy for long,
firm rope and strong arm.
Much cattle, a lot of people,
By life I've held them.
I followed it as in a dream,
and cowboy was a king.
But the world was rotating
under the paws of my horse.
And in the dream I was dreaming,
visions are brightening.
Visions are brightening,
until one day I woke up.
So I couldn't follow it
brave lieutenant in place.
And cattle owner and people,
because cattle we mark.
We handle it, brand it, fattening it and kill it,
but with people is different.
If you don't agree
I cannot apologize.
I don't sing to fool you,
I'll get my acoustic guitar.
I'll leave you aside,
I'll sing elsewhere.
In a cattle I have been an ox,
as cowboy I have been king.
Not by me or anyone else,
that with me there was.
that wanted or could,
for anything of yours.
for anything of yours.
to want to go further than me.
But the world was rotating
under the paws of my horse.
And since one day I've ride
now I'm knight.
firm rope and strong arm
In a kingdom that has no king.
In a cattle I have been an ox,
but one day I rode myself.
Not by reason of mine,
or by whom were with me.
By any want to have,
but by necessity.
Of the owner of a cattle
whose cowboy...
have gone.
For you, dad.
Look how serious this dog is.
Look at Cacau.
Okay.
Everybody is ready?
All right there, Pompom?
Ready?
Okay, let's record it.
Prepare...
Oops, epa.
Go.
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Kids Playing on Beach | FUN Sand ZOMBIE Game with Brothers r Us! - Duration: 3:18.Kids playing in the sand
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Lake Shawnee swim beach won't open this upcoming season - Duration: 0:30.< BROOKE:
NEW AT SIX --LAKE
SHAWNEE SWIM
BEACH
WILL BE CLOSED
FOR
THIS UPCOMING
SUMMER.
THE COUNTY'S
PARKS
AND RECREATION
OFFICE
SAYS THIS IS
BECAUSE
BOTH SLIDES ARE
NOW
OUT OF SERVICE
DUE TO
WEAR AND TEAR.
AND THE PUMPS
FOR
THE SPRAY
FEATURES
MIGHT NOT WORK.
HOWEVER, THERE
ARE PLANS TO
EXPLORE
NEW OPTIONS...LIKE
CREATING AN
ADVENTURE
PARK IN THE AREA.
THE PARK WOULD
INCLUDE A VARIETY
OF
WATER ACTIVITIES
LIKE
PADDLE BOATS AND
CANOES.
IT WOULD ALSO
ALLOW PEOPLE TO
SWIM
IN A PORTION OF
THE
COVE FOR FREE.###
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Bike Check - 2017 Diamondback Release 3 - Duration: 6:50.We'll get back to how this happened later.
In light of the contest, a ton of you have been asking for a bike check on my 2017 Release
3.
After all, this is the bike that two of you will be winning.
The thing is, this bike isn't much different from the one I rode in 2016.
For that reason, I'm going to get into more detail than I usually do, starting with the
changes.
This year there's a water bottle mount on the downtube.
Also the cable guides have been streamlined a bit, holding closer to the frame.
Perhaps the biggest change this year is the color scheme.
The red back wheel was fun, but this looks more serious.
The whole bike just looks better.
The Release 3 is mid travel trail bike.
The fork has 150mm of travel, while the rear has 130.
This mismatched travel is starting to get really popular, as it makes for a firm and
agile bike that can still take big impacts in the front.
I prefer to run 4 volume reducers in the rear to give it a sharp ramp up.
Configured like this, 130mm has felt great on most trails.
I've read reviews like the one on Pink Bike that found 40% sag in the rear to be optimal.
I run mine closer to 30%, which makes the bike feel more playful.
It's possible that this reduces efficiency over chatter, but everyone has their priorities
and mine is jumping around.
On the topic of suspension, the Release has a pretty sophisticated linkage.
This Level Link platform feels great and is very effective and reducing pedal bob.
The only drawback is its complexity, since there are tons of pivot points to keep greased.
If you wash your bike recklessly like I do, you might need to break it down a couple times
per year to re-grease those points.
I haven't changed anything on my Release 3 save for the stem cap—oh and the chainring.
So what you see here is what it comes with out of the box; Sram Guide Brakes with 180mm
rotors, a Rockshox Pike RCT3, a Monarch Plus RC3 DebonAir, a KS Lev Integra dropper post,
Raceface Turbine Crankset, Sram X1 Shifting, and quite a few house brand parts, like the
bars, stem, platform pedals, and wheels.
They unnecessarily upgraded the factory switch on the KS Lev to the Southpaw lever, something
that many companies don't do.
Only someone who's used a crappy dropper post lever would know how big of a difference
that change makes.
On the other hand, they saved money on things that don't matter as much, like the stem
and bars, which are house brand.
The Blanchard rims that Diamondback also makes are really strong, as we've seen, in fact
the only rim I've ever bent on a Diamondback was an Easton Arc on my Mission 2.
I destroyed that twice actually.
As for the dropper post, the KS Lev isn't perfect, but it is the best option.
It sticks in the lower position, and the clamp makes creaking noises unless you grease it
really thoroughly, but otherwise I've never had one fail, and I've owned 5.
There are better dropper posts out there, but it's tough to beat the KS at this price
point.
The pedals are house brand platforms with replaceable pins.
Considering many bikes don't even come with pedals I find these to be more than adequate.
I've had no urge to replace them, although if I did it would be with Raceface Chester
pedals.
The Sram Guide Brakes feel good, really good, but they're not always reliable.
On several Sram guide levers over the last two years, I've had complete failures in
hot weather, particularly when the bike was exposed to direct sunlight.
Basically what happens is that the plunger swells up and freezes the brake in place.
After it cools down it usually works again, but sometimes the damage is permanent.
Luckily, Sram is really good about replacing them under warranty, and rumor has it that
the current run of Sram guide brakes do not have this problem anymore.
For the record, I did swap the levers on my old bike before shipping it out, so whoever
wins it should be in good shape.
Let's file this in the never happens on Shimano folder.
The Release 3 also comes with Sram X1 shifting.
I installed a Box One on my last bike, but I'll be running Sram on my 2017 model.
The Sram thumb switch is a better fit for my stubby fingers.
Whoever wins my old bike will get the Box, which I think is a cool bonus considering
how uncommon it still is.
Box shifted remarkably well, but I'd say that Sram X1 shifts probably as good, and
has a better clutch.
Let's talk about geometry.
Bike fit is very personal, and it's not always about getting a small, medium, or large.
I'm 5' 4" with a relatively broad build.
I don't like to go too long in the top tube, and definitely not too tall on the seat tube.
For the type of riding I do most, this is the kind of geometry I prefer.
All too often, I can't find a rental bike I like.
When I think of companies with good geometry for small people, Trek and Specialized come
to mind.
Others don't even make frames smaller than 16 for men.
Since someone will be winning one of these I should go over the packaging.
If you've ever unpacked a bike you know that they're covered in tape and foam everywhere.
I was happy to see this one packaged with straps, and blocks of foam, much like a bike
would be if you were taking it on an airline.
It also came with a suspension pump and a torque wrench for assembly.
It's not professional grade, but it's enough to assemble it properly.
I leave mine in the car now.
Like most new bikes, I needed to install the pedals, seat post, and the handlebars, then
set up the suspension.
I made a whole video on suspension that you can find in the description.
It mostly covers the fork, but the same rules can be applied to the rear.
So that's it for this bike check.
Two lucky winners will be getting Releases of their own, and we'll find out who those
winners are by mid April.
Thanks riding with me today, and I'll see you next time.
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Corporate Thugs Target Consumer Groups And Consumer Lawyers - Duration: 11:19.We've all heard the worn-out jokes about lawyers coming from comedians and politicians, and
even our friends.
They refer to lawyers as opportunistic ambulance chasers who are only out to make a quick buck
off of someone else's suffering.
These comments aren't as innocuous as you might think.
In fact, they're focused and developed as a highly financed, well-coordinated, decades-long
smear campaign carried out by business interest groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and
the world's biggest insurance corporations.
In 1971, Lewis Powell, before he became a justice on the United States Supreme Court,
sent a memo to business and political leaders, where he outlined what he believed were the
challenges facing the business community, coming from a group that he referred to as
the New Leftists.
During Powell's entire career, as a matter of fact, as a lawyer and as a judge, he was
a loyal, loyal servant to a system where the interest of corporations was always superior
to the interest of consumers who were victimized by those corporations.
In this memo, Powell suggested that business groups, specifically the U.S. Chamber of Commerce,
needed to come forward with direct campaigns in the media and by lobbying politicians to
paint anti-corporatist groups like trial lawyers and consumer groups as enemies of democracy
who are only out to serve themselves.
By the 1980s, the campaign was well underway, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the insurance
industry was leading the charge to discredit and dehumanize and vilify trial lawyers because
they were the only ones holding corporations accountable when they killed or crippled American
consumers with defective products.
Sadly, the public was willing to buy into those lies.
The Chamber of Commerce created a new department that they called the Institute for Legal Reform.
This group was created to be the attack dog of big business and Republicans.
Their only job was to go after trial lawyers for two reasons.
The first reason was because businesses didn't want to pay for their crimes.
The second is because, at the time, trial lawyers were the largest donor group for the
Democratic Party, a trend that's only ended once Citizens United allowed Wall Street bankers
to buy the loyalty of the Democrats.
Once the Chamber and their allies in the political world smeared the image of trial lawyers as
a whole, they began to target specific attorneys and law firms.
In a report issued by the Institute for Legal Reform in October of 2013, the group specifically
listed law firms and individual lawyers who they believed posed the biggest threats to
the profits, the profits of big business.
The attacks from corporate interest groups and politicians took a sinister turn.
In the last few years, they've provided just a small glimpse of what corporations really
want to accomplish, and that is putting consumer trial lawyers behind bars.
That leaves government regulatory agencies as dysfunctional as the FDA, as dysfunctional
as the SEC and the EPA, to keep their eye on corporations and try to keep corporations
honest.
Then, of course, there's America's corporate media that today is fully owned and operated
by huge corporate advertisers who threaten to pull billions of dollars in advertising
from ABC and CBS and NBC if those corporate media types go too far in protecting consumers
against corrupt corporations.
My guest tonight understands the attacks on trial lawyers better than anyone.
He was targeted for prosecution for filing claims against oil giant BP after the Deepwater
Horizon disaster.
Thankfully, he was acquitted by a jury of all 66 counts brought against him by the federal
government.
Throughout the course of his trial, in which he represented himself, he proved that he
was actually a victim of fraud himself.
Joining me now to talk about this is attorney Mikal Watts.
Mikal, take us right to the beginning of the story.
What were you doing that made BP so angry, where the federal government actually sided
up with BP, along with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in this fight?
Mike, I think it's interesting that in the largest environmental disaster in American
history, an oil spill that lasted 85 days and killed 11 good men, the United States
Department of Justice did not succeed in convicting a single individual within BP for the crimes
that led to that catastrophe.
What it did do is it set up, in conjunction with BP, a fraud task force, where average
citizens were hauled before courts all throughout the Gulf of Mexico and accused of submitting
fraudulent claims against BP.
Unfortunately, as part of that effort, our law firm got swept up in the middle of it
within two weeks of the time that the trial was supposed to begin, so the timing was very
suspicious.
Yeah, it was well-planned.
There's no question BP ... The ugly thing about this is that the U.S. government got
so close to the wishes of BP, it became like a lapdog for BP in many ways.
What did BP do to try to stop you from doing your job?
How extensive was it even before you went to trial?
Where do I start, right?
The bottom line is that about 360 different lawyers working together were putting together
the evidence against BP and the fraud allocution trial where the judge was going to decide
who was responsible for what percentage of the fault and who was liable for punitive
damages.
That trial was supposed to begin on February the 25th of 2013, and much to my shock, 17
days before, two of my offices were raided by the United States Secret Service.
There was an assistant United States prosecutor from the Southern District of Mississippi
who traveled to Texas to oversee the raids.
I was in Miami at the American Association of Justice Winter Convention and found out
about it through frantic phone calls, frantic texts.
We didn't know what was happening.
What I knew is is that I was one of the primary lawyers that was supposed to take on BP in
what was the trial of the century supposed to start 17 days later, and all of the sudden
my offices got raided.
It was a surprise, to say the least.
Mikal, I can tell you, let me say this for you.
You were regarded as one of the most effective trial lawyers on the team that was supposed
to be ...
I appreciate that.
... trying the case against BP.
You had taken the key depositions.
You had hammered BP.
You showed their criminal conduct.
You showed 100 different ways that the feds should have thrown these corporate thugs in
prison.
Deposition after deposition, you showed that, so I have a hard time believing this was just
a coincidence that all of a sudden BP talks the federal government into prosecuting you.
Let me get to the good part of this story.
You took them on, and you said, "Okay, you want a story?
Let me try my own case in front of you in trial."
You tried the case in Mississippi.
What were the results?
The results were as I predicted.
We didn't do anything wrong.
We knew it from the start.
It was a completely specious prosecution, what the motives were.
It's hard to even fathom that a United States attorney would try to wreck a law firm and
the 140 people that work there with the scant evidence that they had.
It helped that we didn't do it.
I felt that I was uniquely situated to defend myself, so I could talk to the jury every
day about what was happening and extol the virtue of what mass tort lawyers like you
and I do on a daily basis.
I think that that helped get the jury behind what was going on in terms of what the goals
were, and this case against BP was a righteous lawsuit.
Mikal, one thing you did is you rocked the world of a federal prosecutor who routinely
had set up for corporations versus trial lawyers.
You weren't the first one.
This was not the first time a corporation talked the government into going after a trial
lawyer.
You rocked this guy's world.
I think he quit right after the case.
Tell me about it.
In terms of not being the first time, some of the most prominent trial lawyers in the
United States ... A gentleman and a friend of mine now, Paul Minor, who you knew well,
in Mississippi was indicted and sentenced to 11 years for something that is beyond me
that he did anything wrong.
I think it was outrageous.
The largest class-action lawyers in the country got prosecuted for things that, I don't know,
I didn't see anything criminal there.
Dickie Scruggs, everybody is prosecuted under the Bush administration.
Mikal, I know you lived through the time when corporate America had the U.S. Chamber of
Commerce, they had the biggest insurance companies in the world, that had this plan that they
had focused for a decade how to go after trial lawyers.
Then it finally evolved to one thing we're going to do is, if it's a trial lawyer going
after a corporation, we're going to figure out how to put that trial lawyer in prison.
Let me ask you this.
Out of this, if you were to give us your ideas about what needs to be reformed, I mean immediately,
what do we need to do to change this scam type of prosecution that's been taking place
in the last 10 years?
The bottom line is it's without doubt that for the last 40 years it has been a goal of
the opponents of the Democratic Party to defund the party by going after trial lawyers, and
that's been a very conscientious, deliberate effort with $660 million of paid advertising
designed to, in effect, affect juries before they sit.
This phenomenon of criminalizing our politics, as has happened since Karl Rove took over
the Bush White House in the early 2000s and going after trial lawyers criminally, is I
guess now about 12 or 13 years old.
It's just shocking that this kind of thing could happen here in the United States.
To answer your question, there's a lot of things that ought to be done.
First, the entire federal criminal justice system is built upon the pressure that the
government can put on individuals who cannot bear that pressure, getting people to roll
over on people, to say things that aren't true, to threaten witnesses.
If they don't do X, they don't do Y, they're going to get prosecuted along with them.
Buy your peace by rolling over on someone else.
We were able to show that that happened in our case, but there's absolutely no consequence
whatsoever to any United States attorney that brings charges, however specious, however
false, however ridiculous as the charges against me were.
At the end of the day, I just got to go home, but there was no consequence on the prosecutor
for leaking evidence to the press, for bringing false charges, for pressuring people, for
putting their lives at jeopardy, just so that this guy could get a notch on his belt.
It was wrong then.
It's wrong now.
That needs to change.
There needs to be a substantial process where the United States Department of Justice remembers
that when its prosecutors take that oath, they're swearing, not that they're going to
get every conviction, but that they're going to do justice, and the goal is convictions.
This is a prosecutor that probably should not have been around that long after we saw
what he did in other cases.
Mikal, thank you.
Congratulations.
Keep up the fight.
I'm glad you're out there.
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The Top 5 Reasons for NOT Taking Voice Lessons BUSTED! - Duration: 4:25.I've heard many reasons why would-be students of singing don't take voice lessons.
Inside this video I'll highlight the top 5 reasons for not taking voice lessons and
I'll "bust them"!
Hi I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.
I've taken and taught voice lessons for years.
During this time I've heard many reasons for not taking voice lessons.
Here are the top 5 reasons for NOT Taking Voice Lessons
I've heard these multiple times.
#1: I'm No Good at Singing
I know many teachers that will take a non-singer who's motivated to learn and make them singers.
Those same teachers also will take a singer who want's to improve and makes them better.
If you think you're no good at singing that's a great reason to start taking lessons.
#2: I Don't Have Any Money
Will you eat tonight?
Tomorrow?
The next day?
Then you have money.
What you're saying is I don't want to learn to sing intensely enough to make the
sacrifice of time and effort to get the money to take singing lessons.
If you want it badly enough, you will find a way.
A favorite quote of my from years ago is attributed to Ella Wheeler Wilcox
"There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, that can circumvent or hinder or control the
firm resolve of a determined soul."
A determined soul will find a way to afford lessons.
Period.
#3: I Can Learn To Sing On My Own
Yes you can, maybe.
Some people have done it.
I know at least two.
The rest spend hours, days, months, years watching YouTube videos, watching Idol or
The Voice or anything but actual lessons and never make any breakthroughs in their own
voices.
#4: Voice Teachers are Scammers.
Yes, probably some are.
In every field of life there are scammers.
So you've go to find someone reputable, trustworthy and experienced.
When you do, hire them and get some help.
It's likely you'll be surprised how fast you improve.
#5: There Aren't Any Good Teachers Where I Live
Try SKYPE or other online options.
Try courses.
As you're learning to sing, face to face lessons can be very powerful and effective.
Even if just a few to make sure you're on track.
Here are Three Reasons You Absolutely Should Take Singing Lessons
Number 1: A trained instructor will hear things you're not able to hear in your own voice
and will be able to help you.
You'll get better, faster.
Number 2: With the right teacher, You'll save 100's of hours or more.
Your progress will be rapid.
As a result you will save $100's of dollars instead of wasting time (and money) trying
to find improvement for free.
Number 3: You could be singing and performing and happier so much sooner.
Instead you've been stranded in "Vocal Neverland" trying to learn on your own.
Personally I've spent 1000's of dollars on lessons, courses, workshops and seminars
taking voice lessons and learning to teach.
I've always improved with every investment that I've made.
I've never regretted 1 cent spent on my voice or my teaching.
Caveat: Even the best teachers sometimes don't match up well with everyone.
If you don't get the progress you're looking for, and you've done the work, change teachers.
Learning your vocal type and practicing exercises for your vocal type is a great way to improve
your voice rapidly.
Do you know your vocal type?
Go to PowerToSing.com and take the vocal test which I call the PowerTest.
Take the quiz and discover your vocal type.
Then go to the Knowledge Center and watch the videos about your vocal type.
Download the free exercises for your vocal type and start improving your voice rapidly.
These exercises will help you experience real vocal progress now and get you ready to take
singing lessons from a skilled singing teacher.
If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it with a friend
and please subscribe.
I'm Chuck Gilmore with PowerToSing.
You can sing higher with beauty, confidence and power.
I'll see you inside the next video.
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Good news monetization has been approved on YouTube March 31 2017 - Duration: 7:04.good morning YouTube Theresa live here
from Savannah and I have good news i'm
going to show you this two of my videos
are approved for monetization do you see
that right there okay hang on I got it
and I want you guys to follow me to
follow me and ring my bell to be
notified to follow me and stay up to
date with everything that I do okay so
now this is one of the videos let's see
here it's called the right to choose
women's rights minimum living wage so we
started off with talking about women's
rights so then it would kind of segue
into the minimum living wage and that's
just how that's just how we talk and so
the this down here I'll show you some of
the transcript here and so I think this
is probably my husband talking he says
whether she has the baby or not but then
they put in policies that say okay they
want to shrink government so when they
shrink the government they don't want to
pay for anything to help raise the kids
and then they wanted oh and this is how
we got into minimum wage this is the
segue part right here and then they want
to take away minimum wage and so if
you're working trying to take care of
your family and you can't afford to take
care of your family and so then they're
creating the circumstances for poverty
in this country that's that's just how
it's being done and so he's been
watching this for years actually he's
taught me a lot about politics because I
didn't understand it that the economy i
found it boring actually as I age I find
it more interesting i have no idea why
but I do here's the other video right
here okay so we're talking about illegal
immigration and reform and I had the
camera set on spud and this is sort of
the process of oh I would say feeling
more comfortable
being in front of the camera because
well yeah I'll go into that another time
that was for more for him and so anyway
let's see here well let's go down here
and it says if you don't stop the cause
this is my husband talking then you are
not going to do it you're not you know
you're not going to stop people from
coming in he says that's like trying to
close the door after the horse gets in
but right now and I say why don't they
fine the companies that are hiring the
undocumented workers and he says because
the companies are saying that they don't
have a good way to tell if they are
undocumented or not and he said he
thinks it's a bunch of shit which is
probably true and then but the thing is
that the temp agencies the day laborer
trucks and they have here in the South
they hire people they'll do the same
thing and so he's suggesting that they
can they can all do the same thing too
and be held accountable and so you know
they're there are two issues right there
that are hot topics in our country right
now the right to choose and I just think
just the fact that the right to choose
is I don't know why they attach it to
abortion because of the fact to me I'll
like all I see with that is it's
oppressing women and taking away rights
from women so you don't even have to
agree with abortion there's a higher
message here that it is taking rights
away from women so I mean today it could
be abortion tomorrow it could be
something else and so you know that they
decide that they want women you know oh
let's say they decide to take away
makeup or something or what what else or
they tell you how you have to wear
certain clothing that's women's rights
you know men or someone else telling a
woman what to do so the right to choose
is more about women's rights it's
not about the actual subject itself it's
more of of telling women what to do and
so women should be able to do whatever
we want to do that's what what the whole
thing boils down to and then yeah and
then even like with illegal immigration
that does need taken care of it but the
thing is is they don't want to take care
of it they pretend on the outside that
they want to take care of it but they
really don't so well you will be talking
more about these topics but I just
wanted to let you guys know about the
good news here that these videos have
been approved that's great I think
that's great news because we want to be
able to talk about these tough subjects
and feel comfortable talking about
things like this I think it's important
because the the thing that I've noticed
is the dialogue has been lost a lot you
know with people amongst ourselves it's
like you know the thing that I feel is
if we start talking about things like
this then it's more like people take
sides there's nothing wrong with taking
a side but I think there is something
wrong with feeling like oh well we don't
want to talk about that because well
we'll just let them hash it out well if
you have that thought of will let
someone else hash it out then they
decide your rights for you and having us
as women been letting men and you
know men because they've been primarily
running this country haven't we been
letting them decide for us long enough
it's time to change and and so yeah
that's what I've been seeing but that's
been my maturing process you know as I
age I'm mature we all do you know so
it's like my mental thinking in seeing
through the matrix of how all this works
why wouldn't we get mad that's the thing
I think is yes we are going to get mad
and we should get me at once we
understand what they've been doing you
know the laws that they've been creating
designed to take away our rights to
choose as women and our rights to choose
has people in general in and so yeah so
I think that's about it for right now
but I want to thank you guys for
watching please follow me on youtube
ring my bell and thank you and I'll see
you guys soon I love you thank you for
watching let's have a discussion at
peace love and avocados
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HOW SACRED SCIENCE ADDRESSES WHAT MODERN PHYSICS IGNORES - Duration: 7:11.HOW SACRED SCIENCE ADDRESSES WHAT MODERN PHYSICS IGNORES
In a recent attempt to understand how conventional physics �explains� reality, I began to
read Lawrence Krauss� A Universe from Nothing
Krauss is one of those famous scientists like Richard Dawkins who doesn�t find anything
strange about the fact that existence IS.
Instead he takes EVERYTHING for granted and attacks, like Dawkins and Bill Maher, the
low hanging fruit of organized religion and its dogmatic, unproven Gods created in our
image.
When I tried reading his book I got a bit frustrated and then checked the index for
the word �consciousness,� and when I did not find it, I put the book aside.
The question really is � �what� exactly is �nothing�?
First and foremost it is a concept.
Nothing does not exist.
What exists is, well, everything.
Nothing is the word or placeholder we use for null � similar to zero in math � but
in both cases (words and math) they are human abstractions or interpretations of Nature.
As such they are a step removed from reality and flawed by the limitations of our own perceptions
and consciousness � a fact that escapes many modern physicists but which was in fact
apparent to great thinkers like Einstein and Schrodinger.
As I�ve noted, we can use the concept �infinitely large� to �understand� the truth about
� and yet, for example, while we know what a prime number is, and we know that there
must ALWAYS be one larger, we are incapable of going to the �next� larger prime without
� now � a supercomputer.
We can�t identify the greatest prime, but we can inadequately describe it as �infinite,�
and as soon as we do we know that, yes, there must be another.
How he finds geometry within a vacuum, or what science deems to be �nothing,� is
similar in my view to finding code (DNA) running in our cells.
His description of a mathematical geometric structure potentially at the heart of nature
(or a vacuum � or �nothing�) that has energy flowing equally in all (infinite) directions
is to me very dramatic.
It �resonates� profoundly (Nassim�s website is the Resonance Academy) with the
notion of dimensions that was described in a recent article on similar thinkers.
What I loved about the video above is how it directly supports the notion of �As Above
So Below� in the same way propounded by Rodney Collin � that 3D may be infinite
at a lower scale; that is perceived as a line a level below (2D) and as a point (one dimension)
from another level �lower (1D).�
(So that, for example, what we deem �infinite� as the Universe is limited in our view (by
our instruments) to a perspective related to our relative (smaller) scale.
A year for us is but a moment for the Sun, or more accurately its relatively shorter
movement in its scale).
Nassim also relates this sacred geometry to nature, pointing out the ubiquity of Phi (the
Fibonacci sequence) in how life manifests, among many other examples, and of course relating
both Phi and Pi to the ancient monuments of Egypt and other civilizations that did not
suffer from our own myopic scientific constraints.
�It was Buckminster Fuller who discovered the significance of the full vector symmetry
in 1917 and called it the Vector Equilibrium in 1940.
With all vectors being exactly the same length and angular relationship, from an energetic
perspective, the VE represents the ultimate and perfect condition wherein the movement
of energy comes to a state of absolute equilibrium, and therefore absolute stillness and nothingness.�
According to the physics of Nassim Haramein:
��the 64 tetrahedron grid is the seed geometry of what eventually becomes, with
more and more octave growth, the infinite holofractographic vacuum structure of the
entire universe.
As well:
64 codons in human DNA.
64 hexagrams in the I Ching.
64 sexual positions in the Kama sutra.
64 classical arts listed in many Indian scriptures.
64 �tantras� (books) of the �tantrism,� which is a form of Hinduism.
64 is the maximum number of strokes in any Chinese character.
64 is the number of cells we have before our cells start to bifurcate (differentiate) shortly
after conception.
64 is fundamental in computer memory bits and coding.
64 things are needed to be able to approach the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord according
to the 2 copper scrolls that were found among the 300 Dead Sea Scrolls.
64 is encoded in the description of the Tetragrammaton in the Hebrew Bible, which is the 4-letter
theonym YHWH which means God in Hebrew.
64 is the number of generations from Adam until Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke.
64 forms or manifestations of the Lord Shiva in Hinduism
64 squares on chess and checker boards.
64 Braille characters in the old 6-dot system 64 demons in the Dictionnaire Infernal
64 is the smallest number with exactly seven divisors.
Even The Beatles knew: �When I�m 64� (hehe)
This all could, of course, just be a coincidence�� (Nassim�s Facebook Page)
(Note: I find the use of the word �octave� extremely interesting in the context of how
Gurdjieff and Ouspensky use this same term for the energetic unfolding of everything
in their cosmology.)
This is the essence of both number and dimension to me, then � both are pointers, as are
most philosophical statements, to a greater Truth that we can only know beyond the intellectual
� that Being is a vastly infinite and intelligence field in which �we� (another unexplained
concept) operate temporarily.
And the true science that can help describe it needs to be not only �scientific� but
also reverently �Sacred� in the face of its immensity.
This is a notion to which today�s most vocal atheists remain oblivious.
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No Excuses Just Obey Jesus Christ or you will perish - Duration: 3:52.If you really want to follow Jesus
Christ, then you just obey Him and go
after Him, you make no excuses. You just
do as He commanded and as He tells you
to do every day. You repent and turn away
from sin, stop sinning, you are baptized
in water and you seek for the indwelling
Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit in you,
to guide and teach you. If you are
serious about following Jesus you do not
allow anything to stop you from obeying
Him, you do not look for excuses. Many
believers do not really know who Jesus
is. They do not understand that Jesus
Christ is the only way, that He is the final
authority, that He is the only one who
will decide who will go into heaven and
who will go into hell. They do not
understand that those who disobey Jesus
will perish. The words of Jesus Christ
are the words of eternal life, for those
who obey Him, but those who disobey and
disregard Him, will perish. Many believers
seek for salvation in the scriptures, in
the Bible, and they will quote you Bible
verses. They will tell you that Paul said
and Peter said but all that really
matters is what Jesus said, and what
Jesus says, because He is the final
authority. Jesus will not accept any
excuses. If you really want to follow
Jesus you make no excuses. You just
follow and obey Him, you just do as He
commanded and He will reveal Himself to
you. If you don't know what to do, you
pray and you ask Him, and you trust Him
and He will show you the way.
Without Jesus we can do nothing. With
Jesus all things are possible and
therefore there are no valid excuses for
not following and obeying Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ will make the way for you
to achieve that which He has called you
to do. You just have to follow Him every
day without excuses. Never say that you
cannot stop sinning, that's a lie. You
don't want to. Never say that you cannot
be baptized in water, you are not serious.
If you really want to be baptized you
will find a way. If you really want to
follow Jesus you will not allow anything
to prevent you to stop you. You will not
allow the devil to stop you. You will do
everything in your power to follow and
obey Jesus Christ. Are you serious about
following Jesus Christ or are you just
looking for excuses? Jesus Christ does
not accept excuses. May Jesus bless you.
Jesus Christ is alive and hell is real. I
am here to introduce you to Jesus Christ
so that you can know Him and follow Him
and have eternal life. Subscribe to my
channel to learn more about Jesus.
May Jesus bless you.
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LABYRINTH FAN THEORY | IN THEORY - Duration: 2:03.THE MOVIE LABYRINTH TELLS THE STORY OF A YOUNG GIRL NAMED SARAH,
WHO JOURNEYS INTO A MAGICAL KINGDOM TO RESCUE HER BABY BROTHER FROM JARETH,
THE GOBLIN KING.
BUT TUMBLR USER GLAMMDAMIT THINKS THERE IS SOMETHING MORE SINISTER HAPPENING IN THIS
FANTASY FILM.WHEN SARAH FIRST GOES INTO THE JARETH'S KINGDOM, SHE MEETS A GOBLIN NAMED
HOGGLE.
WHEN SHE TELLS HIM HER NAME, HE RESPONDS "THAT'S WHAT I FIGURED."
BUT WHY WOULD HE FIGURE THAT HER NAME WAS SARAH?
HE'S NEVER SEEN HER BEFORE.
WHAT IF THAT'S BECAUSE SHE'S NOT THE FIRST SARAH?
WHAT IF THERE HAVE BEEN MANY BEFORE HER?
THE THEORY IS THAT JARETH WAS ONCE IN LOVE WITH A HUMAN GIRL NAMED SARAH,
BUT HER PARENTS REFUSED TO LET THEM BE TOGETHER.
EVENTUALLY, THE REAL SARAH DIED, AND JARETH HAS BEEN TRYING TO RECREATE THAT RELATIONSHIP
EVER SINCE.
THE BALLERINA IN THE MUSIC BOX THAT WE SEE FIRST IN SARAH'S ROOM?
AND AGAIN WHEN SHE HALLUCINATES AFTER EATING THE PEACH?
THEY REPRESENT THE ORIGINAL SARAH.
AT THE MASQUERADE BALL WHERE SHE AND JARETH DANCE IS A RE-CREATION OF THE NIGHT HE AND
THE ORIGINAL SARAH FIRST FELL IN LOVE.
BY THE TIME SHE CATCHES UP TO JARETH AND HER BROTHER, IT'S CLEAR THAT KIDNAPPING THE
BABY WAS NEVER THE POINT.
JARETH BASICALLY GIVES THE BABY UP WITHOUT A FIGHT.
INSTEAD, HE TELLS HER, "I HAVE TURNED THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN, AND I HAVE DONE IT ALL
FOR YOU!
I AM EXHAUSTED FROM LIVING UP TO YOUR EXPECTATIONS OF ME.
ISN'T THAT GENEROUS?"
HE'S NEVER MET SARAH BEFORE, BUT HE'S ARGUING WITH HER AS IF THEY'VE BEEN IN A
LONGTERM RELATIONSHIP.
THAT'S BECAUSE SEEING SARAH TRIGGERS THE FEELINGS IN HIM THAT HE HAD FOR THE FIRST
SARAH.
AT THE END OF LABYRINTH, OUR SARAH RESCUES HER BROTHER AND RETURNS HOME.
BUT WE SEE JARETH, AS AN OWL, FLY OFF INTO THE NIGHT, SEARCHING FOR HIS NEXT SARAH.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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Do You Feel Anxious When You Approach A Relationship? - Duration: 5:44.so do you feel anxious when you approach
a relationship
hello my name is Augustus and I learned
about social barriers and norms to help
people become their true self in life so
if you like this video please hit
subscribe and like do you feel anxious
when you approach relationship honestly i feel
like any of us actually like anxiety
no one woke up today and thought to
themselves
man i really wish i was more anxious and
this really sucks if the anxiety is
directly relating to us trying to form a
friendship or a romantic relationship
with another person but today
I want to talk about this in terms of
uncertainty the reason that we are
afraid the reason why we're anxious is
because of uncertainty we don't know
what will happen will it be good? will be
bad?
that is the hindering factors for our
relationship
it feels unstable and because we feel so
anxious about the outcome
especially the negative outcome that we
are prevented from forward in this
relationship because if is a positive
outcome everyone loves a positive
outcome it's the negative ones the
consequences from it that really stops
us from what we're doing and the worst
possible outcome here is the rejection
and exclusion from society we don't want
to be out of the community we want to be
belong
somewhere and not being sure of where we
stand gives
us that anxiety yeah it hunts us but now how
do we go about approaching this sense of
anxiety when we're approaching a new
relationship there should be a healthy
level of anxiety but the one that i want
to touch today here should go deep back to
your childhood it goes back to how we
relate with our parents it goes about
how do we have learned about
relationships in the first place because
when we grow up we have different
backgrounds and we learned about
relationships in different ways so our
interpretation and understanding of
relationships and how to relate with
another person comes from our
experiences from the past and if we're
feeling anxious now a lot more than
other people about approaching a new
relationship that means this has to be
traced back to the past that we felt
something anxious about that
relationship we have with our parent or
caretaker people who taught us about our
relationships so let's get into the
exercise think back to a time as far as
you can remember for you felt anxious
when you have interacted with your parents
just think back how does that make you
feel in that relationship has that
anxiety what was the circumstance
what was the scenario that really made
you feel anxious and now after you have
that memory inside of you i want you to
think about what would you like to have
heard when you're in that situation as
child and then say that to yourself it
can be
hey it's okay there's nothing to be
anxious about here
hey it's not your fault and say that to
yourself and what this does is you're
calming down the inner source of your
anxiety that spawns from way back into
the source the beginning of all your
relationship so you can unroot the deep
cause of your understanding
misunderstanding of relationships so
that's it for today hope you guys are
getting something from this practice
practice practice we practice to get better
we practice to move forward and it's
amazing day everything we have
opportunity to live to grow so let's keep on
walking guys stay strong stay healthy
drink lots of water and i will see you
guys next time! that feeling like getting a
little hot
positive on agents much
hello my name is Augustus and I learned
on social barriers
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Nissan QASHQAI 1.6 ACENTA AIRCO LMV TREKHAAK - Duration: 1:00. For more infomation >> Nissan QASHQAI 1.6 ACENTA AIRCO LMV TREKHAAK - Duration: 1:00.-------------------------------------------
Here Are The Most Profitable Corporations You've Never Heard Of - politics - Duration: 22:27.Here Are "The Most Profitable Corporations You've Never Heard Of"
When I first started becoming aware of how sleazy, parasitic and corrupt the U.S. economy
was, I only had expertise in one industry, financial services. Coming to grips with the
blatant criminality of the TBTF Wall Street banks and their enablers at the Federal Reserve
and throughout the federal government, I thought this was the main issue that needed to be
confronted. What I�ve learned in the years since is pretty much every industry in America
is corrupt to the core, more focused on sucking money away from helpless citizens via rent-seeking
schemes versus actually producing a product and adding value. Unfortunately, the healthcare
industry is no exception.
Today�s post zeros in on a particular slice of that industry. A group of companies known
as Pharmacy Benefit Managers, or PBMs. Companies that seem to extract far more from the public
than they give back. It�s a convoluted sector that is difficult to get your head around,
which is why we should be thankful that David Dayen wrote an excellent piece on the topic
recently. What follows are merely excerpts from his lengthy and highly informative piece,
The Hidden Monopolies That Raise Drug Prices. I strongly suggest you read the entire thing.
Below are a few highlights from the piece published in The American Prospect:
Like any retail outlet, Frankil purchases inventory from a wholesale distributor and
sells it to customers at a small markup. But unlike butchers or hardware store owners,
pharmacists have no idea how much money they�ll make on a sale until the moment they sell
it. That�s because the customer�s co-pay doesn�t cover the cost of the drug. Instead,
a byzantine reimbursement process determines Frankil�s fee.
�I get a prescription, type in the data, click send, and I�m told I�m getting a
dollar or two,� Frankil says. The system resembles the pull of a slot machine: Sometimes
you win and sometimes you lose. �Pharmacies sell prescriptions at significant losses,�
he adds. �So what do I do? Fill the prescription and lose money, or don�t fill it and lose
customers? These decisions happen every single day.�
Frankil�s troubles cannot be traced back to insurers or drug companies, the usual suspects
that most people deem responsible for raising costs in the health-care system. He blames
a collection of powerful corporations known as pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs. If
you have drug coverage as part of your health plan, you are likely to carry a card with
the name of a PBM on it. These middlemen manage prescription drug benefits for health plans,
contracting with drug manufacturers and pharmacies in a multi-sided market. Over the past 30
years, PBMs have evolved from paper-pushers to significant controllers of the drug pricing
system, a black box understood by almost no one. Lack of transparency, unjustifiable fees,
and massive market consolidations have made PBMs among the most profitable corporations
you�ve never heard about.
Americans pay the highest health-care prices in the world, including the highest for drugs,
medical devices, and other health-care services and products. Our fragmented system produces
many opportunities for excessive charges. But one lesser-known reason for those high
prices is the stranglehold that a few giant intermediaries have secured over distribution.
The antitrust laws are supposed to provide protection against just this kind of concentrated
economic power. But in one area after another in today�s economy, federal antitrust authorities
and the courts have failed to intervene. In this case, PBMs are sucking money out of the
health-care system�and our wallets�with hardly any public awareness of what they are
doing.
Even some Republicans criticize PBMs for pursuing profit at the public�s expense. �They
show no interest in playing fair, no interest in the end user,� says Representative Doug
Collins of Georgia, one of the industry�s loudest critics. �They act as monopolistic
terrorists on this market.� Collins and a bipartisan group in Congress want to rein
in the PBM industry, setting up a titanic battle between competing corporate interests.
The question is whether President Donald Trump will join that effort to fulfill his frequent
promises to bring down drug prices. Here�s how it works�
In the case of PBMs, their desire for larger patient networks created incentives for their
own consolidation, promoting their market dominance as a means to attract customers.
Today�s �big three� PBMs�Express Scripts, CVS Caremark, and OptumRx, a division of large
insurer UnitedHealth Group�control between 75 percent and 80 percent of the market, which
translates into 180 million prescription drug customers. All three companies are listed
in the top 22 of the Fortune 500, and as of 2013, a JPMorgan analyst estimated total PBM
revenues at more than $250 billion.
The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, the industry�s lobbying group, claims that
PBMs will save health plans $654 billion over the next decade. But we do know that PBMs
haven�t exactly arrested skyrocketing drug prices. According to data from the Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services, between 1987 and 2014, expenditures on prescription
drugs have jumped 1,100 percent. Numerous factors can explain that�increased volume
of medications, more usage of brand-name drugs, price-gouging by drug companies. But PBM profit
margins have been growing as well. For example, according to one report, Express Scripts�
adjusted profit per prescription has increased 500 percent since 2003, and earnings per adjusted
claim for the nation�s largest PBM went from $3.87 in 2012 to $5.16 in 2016. That
translates into billions of dollars skimmed into Express Scripts� coffers, coming not
out of the pockets of big drug companies or insurers, but of the remaining independent
retail druggists�and consumers.
Why haven�t PBMs fulfilled their promise as a cost inhibitor? The biggest reason experts
cite is an information advantage in the complex pharmaceutical supply chain. At a hearing
last year about the EpiPen, a simple shot to relieve symptoms of food allergies, Heather
Bresch, CEO of EpiPen manufacturer Mylan, released a chart claiming that more than half
of the list price for the product ($334 out of the $608 for a two-pack) goes to other
participants�insurers, wholesalers, retailers, or the PBM. But when asked by Republican Representative
Buddy Carter of Georgia, the only pharmacist in Congress, how much the PBM receives, Bresch
replied, �I don�t specifically know the breakdown.� Carter nodded his head and said,
�Nor do I and I�m the pharmacist. � That�s the problem, nobody knows.�
The PBM industry is rife with conflicts of interest and kickbacks. For example, PBMs
secure rebates from drug companies as a condition of putting their products on the formulary,
the list of reimbursable drugs for their network. However, they are under no obligation to disclose
those rebates to health plans, or pass them along. Sometimes PBMs call them something
other than rebates, using semantics to hold onto the cash. Health plans have no way to
obtain drug-by-drug cost information to know if they�re getting the full discount.
Controlling the formulary gives PBMs a crucial point of leverage over the system. Express
Scripts and CVS Caremark have used it to exclude hundreds of drugs, while preferring other
therapeutic treatments. (This can result in patients getting locked out of their medications
without an emergency exemption.) And there are indications that PBMs place drugs on their
formularies based on how high a rebate they obtain, rather than the lowest cost or what
is most effective for the patient.
Additionally, The Columbus Dispatch explained last October how, in some cases, a consumer�s
co-pay costs more than the price of the drug outside the health plan. But the pharmacy
is barred from informing the patients because of clauses in their PBM contracts; they can
only provide the information when asked. The excess co-pay goes back to the PBM.
Absolutely disgusting and should be criminal.
Game-playing with brand-name drugs pales in comparison to more profitable schemes for
generics, which represent the vast majority of filled prescriptions (though they account
for only about half of the revenues, since brand-name drugs are so much more expensive).
PBMs reimburse pharmacies for generics based on a schedule called the maximum allowable
cost (MAC). But the actual number is hidden until the point of sale. �The contracts
are written in the form of algorithms,� says Lynn Quincy, director of the Healthcare
Value Hub for Consumers Union. �It�s not a list of drugs with a price next to it. Nobody
knows what they�re up to.�
The MAC list that goes to the pharmacy does not necessarily match the one for the health
plan. By charging the plan sponsor more than they pay the pharmacy in a reimbursement,
PBMs can make anywhere from $5 to $200 per prescription, without either player in the
chain knowing. While some spread pricing can be expected, the opacity of the profit stream
masks the allegedly low costs PBMs tout to health plans to get them to sign up.
PBMs can also charge pharmacies additional fees months after a sale. Direct and indirect
remuneration (DIR) fees were originally conceived as a way for Medicare to discover the true
net cost of the drugs Medicare beneficiaries purchased through Part D, by forcing disclosure
of all rebates from drug manufacturers. But PBMs secured a key loophole keeping their
disclosures to the federal government confidential, while arguing that DIRs also legally apply
to pharmacies.
The PBMs� use of these fees also harms patients and taxpayers. Consumers pay co-pays or deductibles
for drugs based on the list price, without DIR fees or rebates that would lower them.
And retroactive DIR fees are routinely not reported to Medicare, as PBMs call them �network
variable rates� or �pharmacy performance payments� and keep them for themselves.
Obscuring DIR fees makes the net costs of drugs look higher to Medicare than they actually
are. As a result, patients hit the �donut hole� coverage gap in Medicare Part D faster,
forcing them to pay the full cost of their drugs. And it accelerates high-usage patients
into catastrophic coverage faster as well, where Medicare pays 80 percent of all costs.
All of this leaves subscribers and Medicare, i.e. the taxpayers, to pay more out of pocket,
as the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services noted in a January report.
The question begging to be asked is why all the players in the market�plan sponsors,
drug companies, and pharmacies�put up with a middleman that extracts profits from all
of them? And the answer is the failure of federal antitrust policy.
Consolidation�
Three years later, Optum gobbled up Catamaran, creating the current situation where three
firms control 80 percent of the market. Brill adds that the Big Three carve up the market
geographically, effectively not competing in certain regions of the country. Amid such
concentration, plan sponsors have little ability to select the best PBM on price or quality.
�I just sat down with [one of the Big Three PBMs], I had half a billion dollars on the
table,� says Susan Hayes. �They said, �Where are you going to compromise?� Really?
Where else do I bring half a billion and they say where will you compromise?�
With such monopolized control, PBMs offer pharmacies take-it-or-leave-it contracts,
with no opportunity to negotiate. These contracts employ punitive terms, including allowing
the PBM to audit pharmacies, allegedly to ferret out waste, fraud, and abuse. �Minor
technicalities are used to extract money,� says Susan Pilch, vice president of policy
and regulatory affairs for the NCPA. �There are examples where you were supposed to initial
on the bottom right of prescription, not the bottom left. The PBM recouped all claims on
that.� Gotta love that �free market.�
Other pharmacies have little recourse to fight back. PBM contracts frequently contain gag
orders, preventing them from talking to local elected officials or disclosing the terms
of the contract. Pharmacists complain of being threatened for mailing or delivering drugs
to local patients, which would compete with PBM mail-order operations. The combined toll
makes it difficult for independent pharmacies to stay in business. �This takes away a
medical provider patients have used for years,� said Representative Buddy Carter. �I�ve
had grandparents come to my store in tears and say �I can�t come here anymore.��
Worst of all, PBMs don�t stop at legal money-making schemes. At his site PBM Watch, attorney David
Balto compiled 56 pages� worth of state and federal litigation against PBMs. Just
a handful of these cases yielded $370 million in damages for undisclosed rebates, artificial
price inflations, kickbacks, steering, and other deceptive practices.
Last year, Anthem sued Express Scripts for $15 billion, claiming the PBM violated their
agreement by charging excessive rates for drugs. Federal agents from two states issued
subpoenas for Express Scripts last fall, seeking information on the company�s business practices.
In January, diabetes patients sued three drug manufacturers for conspiring with PBMs to
triple the price of insulin.
PBMs may even have contributed to the worst public health crisis in America�the opioid
epidemic. An investigation by Stat News found that Purdue Pharma, makers of OxyContin, paid
off PBMs to keep prescriptions flowing for their product, over the howls of a state employee
health plan in West Virginia. In exchange for rebates, PBMs kept OxyContin on their
formulary with low co-pays, and without requiring prior authorization from the health plan to
dispense the drug. Overprescribing of OxyContin laid the groundwork for a crisis that killed
more than 20,000 Americans in 2015. Naturally, this won�t prevent Jeff Sessions
from blaming recreational marijuana.
�They were making a profit on people�s addiction, which is fricking criminal,�
says consultant Susan Hayes. �Rubbing their hands with glee that people are becoming addicted
to opioids. I can�t believe it.� Solutions?
Another model would empower pharmacies. A 2016 report from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance
highlights a quirk of law in North Dakota, which only allows drugstores to operate if
owned by pharmacists (similar laws exist in Europe). The law prohibits chain pharmacies
from entering the state. Not surprisingly, North Dakota�s independents deliver among
the lowest prescription drug prices in the country, along with better health outcomes
and more drugstores per capita than any other state. This flies in the face of industry
claims that big chains and giant conglomerates save consumers money or improve services.
Why can�t this successful model be replicated elsewhere? �The answer is PBMs,� says
Stacy Mitchell, the report�s author. �Because in North Dakota, independents are the only
game in town, PBMs have to negotiate with them. In other states, they have no leverage.�
Unsurprisingly, PBMs and chains want the North Dakota law overturned rather than adopted
in other states.
For a more immediate impact, we must turn to Washington. And there, solutions often
emerge when one large industry starts pointing the finger at another. Under fire for their
many drug-pricing scandals, from Martin Shkreli to Valeant, the pharmaceutical industry has
tried to deflect blame by citing PBMs. GlaxoSmithKline CEO Andrew Witty said in a February conference
call that so much of the list price on the company�s drugs went to �non-innovators
in a system which thinks it�s paying high prices for innovation,� a veiled reference
to PBMs. An industry-funded report in January asserted that manufacturers took only 63 percent
of gross drug revenues, attributing the decline to discounts and rebates paid to PBMs. (Of
course, this hasn�t stopped pharmaceutical companies from earning higher profit margins
than any other industry.)
Doug Collins, a third-term House member, experienced the PBM issue personally, when his mother
couldn�t get her regular medications and her plan had no substitute on the formulary.
�I am a free-market person, as conservative as they come,� Collins says. �When dealing
with this, it�s not a free market.� Buddy Carter, his colleague, has worked in independent
pharmacies since 1980, and sees himself as their voice in Congress. I asked him if he
had difficulty explaining the PBM market and its problems to his colleagues. �Heck, it�s
difficult for me to understand and I�ve worked in the industry over 35 years!� Carter
says.
If the FTC determined that the PBM market was anti-competitive, they could sever the
relationship between PBMs and pharmacies through sanctions or divestiture demands. They could
even break up the entire industry to generate competition. And the FTC has the power to
demand the very transparency members of Congress and state legislatures believe is the key
to ending profiteering. But this would require a radical shift at the FTC, which has often
opposed state legislation to regulate PBMs or increase transparency. �The FTC had argued
now for over ten years that lack of transparency is necessary because it can drive prices down,�
says Brill, citing recent FTC statements. �Prices have not been driven down, and we
need to take a different route.�
The wild card in all this is Donald Trump. At his one and only pre-inauguration press
conference, Trump singled out drug companies for �getting away with murder,� vowing
to create �new bidding procedures� for Medicare and earning praise from the likes
of Bernie Sanders. But when Trump met with pharmaceutical executives two weeks into his
presidency, he focused more on speeding up new drug approvals from the FDA and cutting
regulations than on reducing industry profits. This lines up with the perspective of a key
aide, Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, who wants to overhaul the FDA process. (In
fact, the Republican Congress just overhauled the FDA process in one of the last bills signed
by Barack Obama.) Trump doesn�t appear to understand the cost excesses in the supply
chain.
Trump did say in his address to a joint session of Congress that he would �bring down the
artificially high price of drugs.� And in his confirmation hearing, Health and Human
Services Secretary Tom Price, discussing Trump�s idea for competitive bidding in Medicare,
said that �right now the PBMs are doing that negotiation. � I think it is important
to have a conversation and look at whether there is a better way to do that.�
But where Trump�s team will ultimately land is unknown. �We need to get to a point of
clarity about whether the administration is serious,� says the NCPA�s John Norton.
Furthermore, any attempt to move forward legislatively on any part of health-care policy will run
headlong into the deeply polarized debate over the Affordable Care Act. While a bipartisan
alliance appears possible on the PBM issue in isolation, it will be difficult to separate
anything health-related from the Obamacare vortex.
The PBM industry�s leading trade group isn�t sleeping on the possibility of an attack.
Days after Trump met with pharma execs, the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association
issued an internal memo leaked by Buzzfeed, stressing the need for �building a political
firewall� in Congress to stop any legislative action.Frightened about drug manufacturers
highlighting a �bloated supply chain,� PCMA CEO Merritt laid out a six-point strategy
that included meetings
with White House staff and key members of Congress, a digital ad campaign targeting
congressional leaders, partnerships with right-wing think tanks like the American Action Forum,
and working groups to shape regulatory changes that make PBMs the savior instead of a villain.
�We will continue to show how competition�not government intervention�is the way to manage
high drug costs,� Merritt wrote, apparently without irony. Merritt even scheduled a meeting
with the main health insurance lobby, AHIP, �to make sure the payer community is aligned
and coordinated.� Only in America can three companies controlling
80% of the market be seen as competition. No wonder our economy is a total neofeudal
nightmare.
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Vote for the questions in our May 2017 Ask the Vet video! - Duration: 1:28.SARAH: Hey, SmartPak fans!
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Dean Winchester II Desperate to be loved - Duration: 2:50.Dean: See, when I was your age...
...I saw something real bad happen to my mom.
Timmy: I was scared.
Sam: Mom's gone.
Watching one of your parents die...
...isn't something you just get over.
Dean: And I was scared, too.
And she isn't coming back.
Shut up!
Dean: Don't you ever talk about Mom!
Ever!
Dean: I didn't feel like talking.
Don't talk about her like that.
Timmy: So, I cried.
Mom?
Timmy: I cried for my Mom.
Mom?
I wish for Mom to live.
Samuel: You tell me you don't want her back.
You don't think that wishes can...
...can really...
Sam: It wasn't real.
Dean: None of it is.
Mary: It doesn't matter.
It's still better than anything you had.
Timmy: And then she came.
Sam: But she changed.
Mary: I have to go.
Mary: Everybody leaves you, Dean.
You noticed?
Dean: I know what I am, Sam.
Dean: And sooner or later, everybody's gonna leave me.
Mary: You ever ask yourself why?
I mean, we get her back and then she leaves.
Sam: You think Mom would've wanted this for us?
I know she wanted me to be brave.
I'm scared, Sam.
Dean: I think about that every day.
I don't know what to do.
Sam: Let these be your guide.
Dean: And I do my best to be brave.
Mary: You're my little angel.
Sam: They can help you remember...
...what it was to be good...
Tell Mom I love her.
Sam:...what it was to love.
Dean: You should've seen it, Sam.
Our lives...
I wanted to stay so bad.
Mary: It's everything you want.
Mary: We're family again. Dean: I want us to be a family again.
Sam: We are.
But things will never be the way they were before.
Could be...
Mary: Dean, I'm trying...
Dean: How about for once...
...you just try to be a mom?
John: I'm sorry.
I put too much on your shoulders...
I made you grow up too fast.
Dean: We're your sons.
And you've been gone.
Our whole lives...
...you've been gone.
You were just a kid.
Don't.
Hunters are never kids.
Mary: I am your mother...
...but I am not just a mom.
And you are not a child.
I never was.
Sam: You wanted a family.
Samuel: You wanted a normal life.
Your mom wanted a normal life, too.
Since when is life about getting what you want?
Samuel: You remind me of her, actually.
I didn't ask to come back here.
Sam: She's struggling.
Billy: And you hate it.
Sam: I mean, she's trying to bury herself in hunting...
...to avoid dealing.
Sam (to Dean): And I know that's what you're doing.
Dean, the things I said...
No, Mom, you were...
Dean: Sometimes you got to do what's best for you...
...even if it's gonna hurt the ones you love.
It's not your job to...
...make my lunch...
...and kiss me good night.
It's...
When I thought something might've happened to you...
Mom!
...nothing else mattered.
Dean: Jo, you've got a mother that worries about you.
I never wanted this for you and Sam.
What if there was a different future for you?
Dean: Who wants something more for you.
Those are good things.
That's why I'm doing this.
That is what I'm fighting for.
You don't throw things like that away.
Might be hard to find later.
Dean: I kind of feel like I've been given a second chance.
I love you.
And I don't wanna waste it.
Dean: I love you too.
I'll never leave you.
Can we buy you breakfast, at least?
I would love that.
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Images show considerably less activity at N. Korea's nuke test site: 38 North - Duration: 1:30.North Korea maybe prepped and ready for another nuke test.
There are signs showing the regime need only await the order from its leader.
Kim Hyun-bin shares with us 38 North's findings.
In an analysis of the most recent commercial satellite imagery,.. North Korea-monitoring
website 38 North said on Thursday that there was hardly any activity at the North's Punggye-re
nuclear test site compared to images from the previous day.
In the earlier pictures,... around one-hundred people could be seen,... along with equipment
pumping water out of the test portals, but in the latest images there were no vehicles
or equipment.
It says that points to the possibility of an imminent test.
However,... 38 North also said Pyongyang understands the world is watching and the regime could
attempt to manipulate reporting about its nuclear developments.
That assessment was shared by an expert in Seoul...
"North Korea organized the portals just prior to conducting its previous nuclear tests,
except for the fifth one.
That doesn't mean they will go through with the test.
But it could mean that they are fully ready to conduct one."
Many experts say that there is a high possibility the regime could conduct its sixth nuclear
test next month, which has many anniversaries on the calendar, including the birthday of
late founder Kim Il-sung on April 15th.
"South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff says the regime could conduct a nuclear test at
any given moment, adding that it is keeping close tabs on North Korea for any signs of
unusual activity."
Kim Hyun-bin, Arirang News."
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