Roger Stone ama giocare d' anticipo. I detrattori più gentili lo considerano una «figura odiosa»; gli altri addirittura «un topo» del sottobosco politico di Washington
Stone, 66 anni, non si è mai scomposto: «Lo so, sono uno sporco imbroglione». Nel 2016 ha concesso una lunga, sorridente intervista agli autori di un documentario che lo faceva praticamente a pezzi: Get me Roger Stone , prodotto da Netflix
Vecchia scuola, si potrebbe dire: mai prendere di punta i nemici, mai arrabbiarsi in pubblico, mai mostrarsi vulnerabile
Stone ha costruito il suo personaggio in più di quarant' anni di attività politica, rimanendo sempre un passo indietro, ma comunque attento a non uscire dalla visuale diretta del leader
Ha raccontato lui stesso di aver cominciato all' Università di Georgetown, che ha lasciato senza laurearsi
Già all' epoca pensava più alle relazioni, al «network», che ai libri. Faceva parte di un club di giovani repubblicani, entrò in contatto con il comitato elettorale di Richard Nixon e nel 1972 ottenne un incarico alla Casa Bianca
Stone è nato a Norwalk, nel Connecticut, ma è cresciuto a Lewisboro, nello Stato di New York
Famiglia cattolica, con qualche ascendenza italiana. Un ragazzo della middle class che ha attraversato la grande protesta giovanile degli anni Sessanta e Settanta, affascinato dai particolari eccentrici, dagli abiti di sartoria dal taglio antico
Oggi ne ha oltre 400, allineati, come in una boutique, nella sua casa di Harlem e nella villa di Fort Lauderdale, in Florida
Per larga parte degli americani, conservatori compresi, Nixon è stato il peggiore capo di Stato nella storia recente degli Stati Uniti
Roger, anticonformista sistematico, si è invece fatto tatuare il ritratto del presidente del Watergate sulla schiena
Non sappiamo se Stone abbia un vero archivio. Se ce l' avesse sarebbe una porta preziosa per entrare nel retrobottega della politica americana dai tempi di Nixon, appunto, passando per Ronald Reagan, George Bush senior, fino ad arrivare a Donald Trump
Oltre alla politica, e ai vestiti, Stone si è dedicato a fare soldi, un mucchio di soldi
Negli anni Ottanta ha messo insieme un team di spregiudicati avvocati e consulenti
Il suo partner principale era Paul Manafort, anche lui arrestato nei mesi scorsi dal Super procuratore Robert Mueller
Fu Stone ad avere l' intuizione milionaria: diventare i portavoce, i lobbisti dei leader più impresentabili, ma anche tra i più facoltosi del mondo
Dittatori come Mobutu, dell' allora Zaire, o figure sinistre come il leader dei ribelli angolani, Jonas Savimbi
A un certo punto, intorno al 1983-1984, lo studio Manafort-Stone incrocia un ambizioso e spregiudicato costruttore del Queens: Donald Trump
A quell' epoca «The Donald» stava sviluppando il business dei casinò, nel New Jersey e nello Stato di New York
Stone, in particolare, provò a bloccare il progetto di una casa da gioco gestita dai nativi americani a Catskills: un' insidia diretta per il casinò trumpiano di Atlantic City
Lo fece a modo suo. Risultato: la Commissione di sorveglianza sulle attività di lobbying lo multò con 250 mila dollari per «condotta irregolare»
Ma intanto tra Trump e Stone era nato un sodalizio destinato a durare più di trent' anni
Fin dall' inizio Roger spinse «Donald» verso la politica. Nel 1984 gli chiese, per conto del partito repubblicano di New York, se fosse interessato a sfidare Mario Cuomo per la carica di Governatore dello Stato
«No, punto», fu la risposta. Nel 1999 Trump mise in piedi un comitato per «esplorare» la candidatura alla Casa Bianca con il Reform Party
Al suo fianco c' era Stone. Poi, nel 2008, arrivarono i giorni del distacco. Trump diceva di «essere disgustato» dai metodi del suo consigliere
Tutto superato nel 2015: Roger è tra i più convinti sostenitori del tycoon nelle primarie repubblicane, questa volta vincenti
Non ha mai ricoperto, però, incarichi troppo esposti. Si è sistemato nella sua collocazione ideale, smarcandosi dalla folla di postulanti e di amici dell' ultima ora
È sicuramente una delle persone più informate sulle manovre del comitato elettorale nel 2016 e, come sempre, sulle opere e i pensieri di Donald Trump
Il primo a esserne convinto è il Super procuratore Mueller .
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Early Bird - Erkenci Kus 28 English Subtitles Preview - Duration: 0:52.
Waiter!
Give me the usual, but two this time
I've been dreaming of this for a long time, you won't believe it
Is that so?
What else have you been dreaming of?
And also...
Let me not give you two, it would be to much
How about I give you one only? Is it possible?
Where were we?
I'm impressed. It was a very good move I think
Really good
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REACȚIONEZ LA K-POP! BTS, EXO, IU - Duration: 13:19.
Happy Thursday everyone, I am Andreea Coscai and today I will do something different from what I've posted until now
I will react to KPOP videos because I don't usually watch them and I never really entered this world
but I want to see what it's like and I thought it would be funny for you to see my reaction
The first video I will react to is DNA by BTS
I know they exploded in the States last year, I heard of them and I know it's their song but I've never watched this video so let's see
What an intro
I like it
Damn the way the camera moves
and those eyes
It's already catchy
How many are there?
I see those dance moves
everything is super funky
It's catchy
I want to learn this choreography
ah sorry
I'd like to know what they're saying
Let's see. Are there subtitles?
Yes!
I still don't know how many of them are in the group
6?
They really have their own style
I like how the colors come together
Okay, it's over.
Conclusion: super funky
super colorful
super dope choreography
dope choreography, I have a question I wonder if they are well wearing color contact lenses
but I like their style and the song is catchy, I got into it
Changing the artist, I'm gonna react to IU's BBIBBI
I'm sorry I know I'm probably not pronouncing it correctly
Okay let's see does this one have subtitles too?
Not in Korean thank you, in English
again super colorful
I like this combination of Korean and English
and I really like the way it was shot and the setting
It kind of reminds me of Taylor Swift
She talks about like haters and fuck haters
Now she's Dua Lipa
Not saying she's copying anyone
Okay I think I got the idea
I told you it reminds me of
Ariana Grande in a way, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa
but she has her personal style, I like how the video was shot and the aesthetics
Okay and the last one I will react to today is Loveshot by EXO
Let's see
Ohoo where did he climb up?
7? Okay
but I like it by far
Damn those moves
Okay boys
This choreography is the bomb
and the shots man
This song is sensual
Bandits
and that drop
These shots kill me
Ah one of them stayed at the end...so that one is more...I don't know how
Conclusion is
I like it, I really like it
and I will listen to more of it
and if you enjoyed watching my reaction
give this video a thumbs up
or if you want to see more videos
of me reacting to KPOP give this video a thumbs up
Leave a comment with what else you want me to react to and idk observations you made during the video
Click on the bell to be the first ones to know when I upload a video
and yeah, in conclusion
cool
funky, really creative
it's clear that a lot of work is put into these videos
the music is catchy, the lyrics are...
the way they are
Kisses and see you next week!
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Can Christians Have Opinions? - Duration: 6:19.
Hi, my name is Stephanie and today I wanted to explore the question: are
Christians allowed to have opinions? One of the comments I received not too long
ago on a video that was a little bit controversial on my channel, was at the
moment I said the words "I think," I had gotten away from the Bible. So,
apparently, we are not supposed to have opinions or think for ourselves. In fact,
the moment you start with the words, "I think," you better go run back to the
Bible to find something to quote. I can understand this
objection when it comes to people trying to make doctrine when they say something
crazy like, "I think God would like us all to dress up as magical unicorns in the
month of June." That doesn't make any sense. There is no biblical standing for
it. It's a bunch of nonsense, and though that sounds crazy, in my opinion, there's
a lot of people who have passed a lot of really crazy, weird, random, and stupid
things for people to do and consider necessary to be Christians. But are
Christians allowed to have opinions? Are we allowed to have independent thought?
Can we start a sentence with "I think" and still be in right standing with God? I've
run across a lot of Christians who seem to think that using your mind or
thinking or using a logical thought process is just a plain evil and wicked
thing to do. Apparently, using our minds is wicked and we just must do what the
Bible says. But I think more accurately what they tend to mean is we should
think and do the things that my pastor says the Bible says. Here's a problem
with not being able to think for ourselves. People who have that education
or have the smarts or whatever capitalize on the ignorance of others
and twist scripture or make up completely bogus things and say that the
Word of God says to do that and basically enslave you to some ridiculous
ideas like they did in the days of Martin Luther. It takes people who are
willing to look at the scripture themselves and that think for
themselves to be broken free of those kinds of lies. Now, beyond
just the ability to have independent thought, what of opinion? I've actually
run across some people who defended denominations when I said that I wasn't
a fan because they said that it allows them to be with a group of people that
they don't have to debate certain issues with because they all agree on those
issues. Basically, they don't have to confront anyone with an opinion that is
different than theirs. Are we allowed to grapple with life and current events
with our own thoughts views and opinions? I was challenged on having my own
thoughts concerning the whole Lauren Daigle being on The Ellen Show issue.
Quite frankly, we aren't given a play-by-play in the Bible about a singer
who is Christian going on a secular TV show to sing a song. So, what do we do?
This is where we apply biblical principles and discernment. We use this
thing called our brain. No, we don't lean solely on our feelings or whatever about
the situation. We let ourselves be influenced by the scripture and the
spirit concerning everyday life issues, but we are still going to have a
disagreement here. Some people will see Lauren as mixing with the world and the
scripture says that someone who agrees with, encourages, and does worldly things
is not in right standing with God. So, they've applied scripture to the
situation. Then we see over here the example of Christ, who ate with sinners
and was among them when the Pharisees were freaking out about this idea. Now, of
course, he didn't do the things that those sinners did, but he did come to set
them free, something that the Pharisees could never do. But he wasn't doing that
from the synagogue. Again, we've applied Scripture and biblical principles to the
situation. So, how do we decide if what Lauren did was right or wrong? Can we
have an opinion on the matter? We can definitely have an opinion on the matter
as long as it's grounded in biblical truth. It can seem to us that Lauren is
mixing with the world and it can seem to us that
Lauren is just reaching the world and here's where only God knows what's
happening behind those closed doors as to what the exact matter is or where her
heart is. However, we can have an opinion and if you don't agree with me, that
doesn't mean you're not a Christian. Because we've both come to these
opinions grounded in our perspective and biblical context. So, the moral of the
story is this: we can have independent thought and opinions, just let them be
influenced by Scripture. God did not create us with a brain and
ask us not to use it. In fact, there are multiple instances within parables where
we're asked to use basic logic to arrive at a conclusion to be able to understand
some of his kingdom principles. As Christians, scripture and the Spirit
should influence our thoughts and opinions. However, at the end of the day,
we may still disagree. So, for those of you who do not believe that Christians
can come to different conclusions or have different opinions, I encourage you
to check out Romans chapter 14. And for those of you who think that your mind is
just pure wickedness, I would suggest that you pray that God renews your mind,
as that is scriptural. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, go ahead and give
it a thumbs up and let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Remember,
everybody, let's respect the fact that people can have other opinions and that
is okay as long as they're grounded in scriptural truth. Okay? Okay. Anyway. if you
are interested in seeing me every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday here on
YouTube, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell if you
want to receive notifications every time that I upload. I hope that you're having
a wonderful week and I hope that you'll see me in my next video. Bye!
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Hana reflete: 'Talvez o pessoal do nosso grupo seja mais do alvo do que lá' - Duration: 1:02.
Hana e Alan continuam conversando na sala. "Talvez o pessoal do nosso grupo seja mais do alvo do que lá, do que o outro grupo que, no caso, são os outros meninos, a Tereza, a Isabella e a Carol
E a Elana", diz a Líder. "Tu acha?", pergunta o Anjo. "A Isabella votou na Elana", responde a carioca
Após alguns segundos de silêncio, Hana se questiona: "Será que eles vão votar na Elana? Na Elana, no Ro ou na Rízia"
A carioca aposta na força da alagoana. — Foto: TV Globo
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Ivanka Trump Hit With New Ethics Complaint For Enriching Herself From Trump Policies - Duration: 3:34.
The group citizens for responsibility and ethics in Washington has filed yet a another
complaint against Donald Trump's daughter, Ivanka Trump, for allegedly violating conflict
of interest laws over what this administration calls these opportunity zones.
Now occasion, not familiar with it, which I wasn't myself, had to do a lot of research
into this, but basically these opportunities zones.
This is a program that the Trump administration announced shortly before the midterms, and
what it is is they were offering me massive tax breaks to any developer real estate.
Whoever it is, would go into poor communities and start buying up real estate.
If you do that, go buy this real estate.
We're going to give you a massive tax break.
Well, who do we know that's in the real estate business that has a lot of money willing to
go around and snatch up all these properties?
Oh yeah.
Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump's husband, and in fact, cushner actually owns an interest
in a company called contrary according to this crew complaint that was willing and able
and ready to take advantage of these opportunities zones because they have programs specifically
designed to help people get loans.
And buy up these opportunities zone properties, Ivanka Trump, again, according to the crew
complaint, was working behind the scenes to help this administration draft this plan to
come up with the plan and to help sell it to other members of the Trump administration.
Therefore, her involvement directly in this and her husband's involvement by directly
financially benefiting from this was 100 percent in illegal conflict of interest.
And they all knew it.
She didn't recuse herself, he didn't sell his interest, she pushed it, he profited.
So thereby she profits a little bit off it as well, obviously.
And that's where we are today.
And that is why crew has been out there as one of the leaders with these particular complaints.
I mean, they've done it with Kellyanne Conway, with her of violating the Hatch Act.
They've had to do that multiple times with her.
Um, they've done it with the emoluments clause lawsuits.
They've done it multiple times with Ivanka Trump herself.
They are staying on top of things as they have for years now.
And that is sorely needed, especially in the environment that we have in Washington dc
today.
We need these outside watchdog organizations like Cru, like public citizen out there showing
the corruption, highlighting the corruption, but more importantly, taking the corruption
to court, filing the complaints because it is one thing to point it out and hope that
the media picks it up, but it's another to say we don't care if the media talks about
it.
We've got lawyers and we're going to try to do something about it to put an end to it
because make no mistake.
The only reason people like Ivanka Trump and jared Kushner in the White House today is
because they think they can profit off of it.
Hell, a very strong argument could be made that the only reason Trump is in the white
house is because he thinks he can profit off of it and according to other crew complaints
and lawsuits in the past, he has.
He has a lot.
He's making a ton of money off being the president of the United States and Ivanka Trump and
jared kushner are using every possible opportunity that they have to do the exact same thing
as her dad.
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Strange Things About Dove Cameron's Relationship - Duration: 3:52.
The almost unnaturally beautiful Disney stars Dove Cameron and Thomas Doherty may seem like
they were created in a lab as a specimen of perfect human love, but they're romance isn't
all flowers and horse-drawn carriage rides.
In fact, there are some downright strange things about this relationship.
"Weird" together
Cameron and Doherty's romance began to blossom when they met on the set of the Disney Channel
Original Movie Descendants 2.
But Cameron told People magazine that as far as she was concerned, it definitely wasn't
love at first sight.
"So on the first day when I met him, I didn't really think much of it.
Ya know!"
In an interview with Kode, Doherty used some interesting words to describe his affection
for Cameron, saying,
"She's so kind and loving, funny, extremely talented, has the most beautiful eyes, and
puts up with me being weird.
She's also weird, that's why it works so well."
He wasn't kidding, either.
We've seen their weirdness in action in photos and videos posted to their online accounts.
Don't get us wrong, it's great that they're not afraid to let their weird flags fly when
they're together, but are their idiosyncrasies enough to help their relationship stand the
test of time?
Terrible jokes
You would probably think that two movie stars would have their first date at a fancy restaurant,
but Doherty and Cameron's first outing was low-key, way low-key.
Doherty told Kode,
"Our first date was at a pancake cafe."
Being in such a casual setting meant they could both relax a bit without the added pressure
of trying to impress one another.
However, Doherty told the publication,
"It was one of those things were she was sat opposite me, drenched because it was raining
outside, making terrible jokes that I was obliged to laugh at, and I kinda just fell
in love with her."
"Oh my god!
That is so funny.
I can't, I just can't even.
She's gonna hate me for that."
It's a little surprising he actually admitted her jokes were awful, but it's even more shocking
that he felt "obliged" to laugh at her corny punchlines.
"I do remember that sort of absolutely terrifying feeling when you're starting to fall in love
with someone, it's like NOOO!"
Future work
Though fireworks erupted when the couple teamed up to work together on Descendants 2 and Descendants
3, Cameron was apprehensive when it came to even entertaining the thought of starring
alongside her beau in the future.
She told Access Hollywood in July 2017 that they were so in love with each other that
it would, quote, "be easy to collaborate with him again."
However, she was quick to add,
"But honestly, professional, personal, he's the love of my life, so I'm good not working
with again, too."
A little bit of distance and separate projects might spice things up a bit, but you've got
to wonder if there's a deeper reason why she wants to separate business from pleasure.
Pesky breakup rumors
For a year following Cameron's public announcement that she and Doherty were indeed an item,
their relationship appeared to be moving along swimmingly, until it wasn't.
Sadly, it didn't take long for the alleged cracks in their Disney-made romance to begin
to show.
By June 2018, fans had noticed that the cute, lovey-dovey social media posts between the
once-smitten couple were few and far between.
Rumors that they had split became so rampant, Cameron felt the need to address the allegations
head on.
She tweeted, in part,
"No we are not broken up yes we are still together no we are not fighting we are madly
in love and better than ever please stop speculating/spreading rumors when you have absolutely no basis."
Of course, we want to believe her.
But after going from feverishly tagging each other in social media posts to near radio
silence on both ends, it sure seems like they had hit a least a tiny bump in the road, and
where there's smoke, there's fire.
Too hot for Disney
Before they became an official couple, Doherty and Cameron ignited sparks all over the set
of Descendants 2.
Cameron told J-14 that their chemistry was so fierce during one part of the movie that
the scene almost ended up on the cutting room floor.
Disney execs didn't want audiences to think the film's storyline was centered around a
romance between their characters.
She explained,
"Me and Thomas' chemistry was so intense, [...] but we didn't know it.
But people were like, 'When you guys walk into a room together, it's insane.
Have you ever talked to him?'
And I'm like, 'No, not really.'"
They finally figured out they were perfect for one another.
But how strange is it that they were the last ones to realize they were majorly attracted
to each other?
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Making a Coca Cola Cupcake for ELLE MILLS | FoodTube - Duration: 7:19.
Hi. I'm Lindsay Daly.
And welcome back to FoodTube,
the series where I make dishes
for some of my favorite channels here on YouTube.
And today, I'm making a Coke can cupcake for Elle Mills.
Elle is a Canadian YouTuber who makes videos about
her life, her family and her friends,
including one where she legally marries her sister's boyfriend,
one where she turned her home into the house from Up,
and a video where she came out in a style that only Elle could.
Hi. I'm Elle Mills, and I'm bisexual.
Recently I was getting a lot of comments
comparing me to Elle,
and I think it's mainly because of the way my voice sounds
in this one particular video.
Okay. Let's do this.
And personally, I don't really see it,
but I'm totally flattered to be compared to her, so – I'll take it!
And while my content isn't nearly as amazing as Elle's,
I felt compelled to fulfill my apparent destiny,
and I became Elle Mills for a day.
So Elle has said that she's a big fan of John Hughes films,
and she's even mentioned that she likes to describe her videos
as "Ferris Bueller if he had a YouTube channel."
So with "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in mind, I'm here at my old high school.
On my day off.
Also, I'm way too old to be here,
just like Matthew Broderick was when he was actually in the film.
I don't have a red convertible,
because it turns out they cost like $1,000 to rent,
even just for a day, so
I figured my Honda Civic would be just fine.
But I'm also here because I figured it was just the right place
to read this letter, which I wrote to myself in senior year just before graduation.
They had everyone do this,
so it was kind of like a little activity,
but there's some interesting stuff in here.
Particularly, this one answer that says –
"What do you hope to accomplish by the time you graduate from college?"
I feel like I had clearly very little ambition,
but my answer was – and I wish I was kidding –
"Have a really active YouTube channel with a lot of subscribers"
and then parentheses I said, "think small lol".
Good thing I thought small,
but yeah, I mean it's hilarious to me – I don't know, I –
I don't know what to say.
I think what I'm trying to say is that
I think my high school self would be proud of me.
Now let's make some cupcakes.
So it's kind of Elle's thing that she wears a lot of clothing
with the Coca-Cola logo on it.
Some of her merch is even designed
to look like her name written in the Coke logo font.
So for these cupcakes,
both the cake and frosting include Coke
as one of the ingredients.
The great thing about this cake recipe
is that it's meant to be made all in one pot,
which in theory would be great for washing less dishes,
but I'm making this video,
so I have everything in little clear bowls,
which increases my dishwashing tenfold.
Why do I do this to myself?
So I'll start by turning the burner to a medium-high heat
to melt our butter into,
then adding the oil,
and finally the Coke,
mixing all three of those together and bringing it to a boil.
Now it's time to whisk in all the sugar until fully combined,
followed by the flour and baking soda.
Once that's all combined
I'll take it off the heat,
let it cool down for a little bit before I add my eggs,
and once I've successfully ensured that I haven't just made Coke-flavored scambled eggs,
I'll add in the rest of our ingredients,
like the cocoa powder,
the milk
(definitely don't drop the whole fucking bowl in there like I did)
white vinegar,
vanilla,
and a pinch of salt.
After a final mix,
I'll pour the completed batter into two greased cake pans
and bake them in the oven at 350° for about a half an hour.
While that's baking,
I'll take some time to make the frosting,
which also has a little bit of Coke in it,
but significantly less than the cake.
Once I've beaten in the butter,
I'll add the sugar,
the Coke,
the vanilla,
and a pinch of salt.
Give everything a mix,
make sure it's nice and smooth,
and then we're pretty much ready to assemble.
So I've let the cake cool for a very long amount of time,
I leveled off the tops,
and to make this look like an actual Coke can,
or as close as my clumsy ass can get it,
I've basically taken a cookie cutter that has about the same diameter of a Coke can,
cut out five separate circular layers,
and I'll be icing them all together with the Coke frosting.
Once I assemble all the layers,
I'll give it the sloppiest crumb coat you've probably ever seen,
and let it cool in the fridge.
So here comes the nightmare segment –
this is fondant, I'm not very good at using this,
but I rolled out some of this red fondant,
cut it into a nice rectangle,
and painted on some details with this metallic food paint.
After adhering it to the main part of the cake,
I cut out some little details,
like the top of the can,
and the pull tab,
and colored those using what is likely
a toxic amount of that metallic paint.
Not really what I was hoping for,
but there was an attempt: a Coca-Cola cupcake for Elle Mills.
Honestly, it is kind of hilarious to me how spectacularly shitty this turned out,
but I do feel bad for not really doing Elle justice here.
Baking I like to think I'm okay at,
but the decorating is definitely where I hit a wall, so,
I'm so sorry about this monstrosity,
but if nothing else, it definitely tastes like Coke.
Lastly, to Elle, if you're watching,
you inspire the hell out of me,
I love what you do,
I think that you are the best of what a YouTube channel can be,
and I think Ferris Bueller would be proud.
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The Truth About Whataburger - Duration: 4:43.
Whataburger might not have the same brand recognition as some of America's heavy hitter
burger joints, but it still has quite a history.
It's a story of Texan fans, hungry politicians, secret menus, and, obviously, a whole lot
of burgers.
This is the untold truth of Whataburger.
"There's only one way to describe a hamburger, and that's Whataburger."
Whataburger's story began in 1950, when founder and entrepreneur Harmon Dobson opened a burger
joint in Corpus Christi, Texas.
And the restaurant's name came from pretty much exactly where you'd expect: He wanted
to create a burger that was so big, that when a customer picked it up they'd exclaim: "What
a burger!"
"We have them everywhere from plain to loaded."
Considering there are only eight burgers on the Whataburger menu, you might think there
aren't many options, but you'd be wrong.
In 2009, the company launched a month-long campaign boasting all the ways to do a Whataburger,
once you account for all the special requests you can make, such as grilled onions, jalapeños,
triple meat, and extra cheese.
"We actually calculated it, and it is 36,864 ways to make a Whataburger."
Indeed, customization has been a point of pride for the chain.
Customers at Whataburger get to design their burger, from the bread, to the meat, to the
size, to the toppings, with each burger made to order.
Other fast food chains might have hopped on the customization bandwagon in more recent
years, but Whataburger did it first.
"They make it the right way every time."
If you're considering tasting your very first Whataburger, just make sure you end up at
the right place.
"We drove 1,500 miles in the city of Houston."
If you live in Virginia or the Carolinas, you might find yourself at a chain of burger
joints called What-A-Burger… with hyphens in the name.
The two restaurants initially talked about a potential soft merger but settled for an
agreement in which What-A-Burger (with the hyphens) would deck out their restaurants
in subdued colors, while Whataburger without the hyphens would forge ahead with its bright
orange scheme.
Whataburger has locations all across the American South, but it's Texas in particular that holds
a particular affection for the restaurant.
"I just told em that we never found a better hamburger, and the fact that we'd eaten here
7,000 times made them think we were pretty good fans."
It's even turned into something of a cultural icon in the Lone Star State.
"We eat at Whataburger every day."
So much so that according to the El Paso Times, it became a point of contention in the state's
2018 senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke, who was dubbed a "Triple Meat Whataburger
liberal" by his rival.
Many were shocked to find, however, that a 2017 study published by Business Insider suggested
that In-N-Out had taken Whataburger's place as the most popular fast food chain in Texas.
Whataburger responded via Twitter, demanding a recount.
Thanks to Hot Ones, at least we know how Post Malone voted.
"Whataburger or In-N-Out?"
"Please.
In-N-Out is like a f---in' little f---ing frilly little patty, bro, I need something
with some f---in' hair on its chest, cuz."
Further testament to the popularity of Whataburger with Texan residents, was the visit of Melania
Trump and Karen Pence in 2017.
Business Insider reported that after meeting with victims of Hurricane Harvey, Trump and
Pence stopped by at Whataburger for lunch.
The PR stunt had Corpus Christi P.D. boasting that "Flotus knows a good burger."
"It was an amazing trip, and they were very happy I came there."
But many who had previously enjoyed Whataburger's off-kilter social media antics, criticized
the restaurant's official Twitter account for welcoming Trump and Pence into their restaurant.
Whether the other Trump, who's famously a fan of McDonald's, had anything to say about
the visit, remains unconfirmed.
Of course Whataburger has a secret menu!
There are a whole load of things you can get from Whataburger if you just ask, starting
with the burgers themselves.
They're fully customizable, remember?
That means if you ask for three heaps of pickles inside two buns, or basically anything at
all, you'll get it.
"I met my husband while we were working at Whataburger.
Now we have a Whataburger baby."
But if you want to stick with the "official" secret menu, there's a vegetarian burger,
a grilled cheese, chicken and waffles, or the honey BBQ chicken strip sandwich.
Getting the idea here?
Customization means customization, and that means anything.
That's kind of the whole point of Whataburger.
Step inside your local branch, ignore that menu on the wall, and just go wild.
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How Chelsea squad has been affected by Monaco's decision to sack Thierry Henry - Duration: 2:06.
Fabregas joined Monaco, managed by his former Arsenal team-mate Thierry Henry, on a three-and-a-half year deal earlier this month
But 10 days after the midfielder signed, Henry was gone. The Arsenal legend won just four of 19 league and cup games and the club are facing relegation, three points from safety
It was that which prompted them to pull the trigger. Johnson believes Fabregas only joined because of Henry and said: "I think it [the sacking] is going to have a big impact
"I think Fabregas wouldn't be at Monaco if it hadn't been for Henry." But it's not just Fabregas' move which has affected the two clubs
Striker Michy Batshuayi wanted to link up with his former assistant boss for Belgium but that move now appears to be off
"Batshuayi, as I understand it, was keen to go. His links with Henry from their time with the Belgium national team did play in Monaco's favour," Johnson added
"But Chelsea weren't favourable to loaning him out again so that move, regardless of whether Henry stayed or not, was not going to happen
" Leonardo Jardim was kicked out of office in October to make way for the former Gunner but the club's owners have made a U-turn to take him back to avoid the embarrassment of a drop into the second tier
Johnson thinks he will be given cash to spend and said: "I think now Jardim, having watched from afar, is probably going to go in there with a couple of targets in mind
"The squad will already be stronger than the one he left behind and it could be that Monaco back him for one or two signings and that may well give him enough manpower and quality to keep them out of trouble
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THAT'S UNEXPECTED... | Death Trips - Duration: 4:58.
Hello! This is MD
So, this game is called Death Trips
This is scary game
Because it have "Death"
So
I can't wait to see what happens in this
So, Enjoy!
October 31, 2008
(MD reading)
Killer..
Lady Death..
(MD continues reading)
Cheap hotel..
(MD continues reading)
Still there..?
Oh no..
Lets do it!
Looks nice hotel
Which pop do I want?
Nothing..
I can't go in there..
Radio..
I can't hear because I am deaf..
Ok, lets go in..
No buttons?
Shit..
I don't like this..
Oh?
(That moment MD is fucked.)
Oh SHIT!
THAT'S IT!?
THAT'S IT!?
NO WAY..
That's it..?
"Thanks for playing"
Are you kidding me..
ARE YOU KIDDING ME..?
WHAT HAPPENED?
I will play one more.. one more..
There's no way..
Lets see one more..
Oh... she fell..
(MD finally realized) Oh that's why this game called "Death TRIPS"
(MD facepalms)
So, that was Death Trips..
(MD facepalms again)
Ok then...
Thanks for watching me play Death Trips
If you have games, short games..
Let me know in comments section below!!
Game (link) in description below the video!
So, I hope you like this video!
Share this video!
Thank for watching...
As always..
PEACE!
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Self-kindness inside grief (and any other kind of hardship) - Duration: 4:20.
caring for yourself showing up with love and tenderness for your own excruciating
pain won't fix anything that can't be fixed but for all you've lived for all
you've had to do the phone calls the decisions the funeral plans the life
evaporated in an instant all of everything you've had to live you
deserve kindness you deserve the utmost care and respect you deserve love and
attention try as they might the people around you don't always show you that
kind of love the world itself with its random acts of pain and violence and
general stress won't always show you that kind of love but you can you can do
as author Peter Pouncy writes be to your own sad self hereafter kind you can be
kind to yourself kindness is self-care kindness is
recognizing when you need to back off a bit it's allowing your pain to exist
without judgment in trusting yourself and in saying yes to what helps and no -
what does not kindness means not letting your own mind beat you up and self
kindness is seriously difficult we can talk all day about how other people
deserve kindness but when it comes to ourselves forget it we know too much
about our own shortcomings the ways we've messed things up just how badly
we're doing everything we treat ourselves far more harshly than we would
ever allow anyone else to treat us everyone struggles with this it's not
just you for many people being kind to others is far far easier what if we loop
back to that fourth form of compassion, upekkha. Equanimity, that calm quiet
attention to what cannot be changed well that describes kindness grief requires
kindness self-kindness for all you have had to
live kindness for self might be allowing yourself to sleep as much as you need to
without yelling at yourself for it it might be saying no to a social
engagement it might be turning the car around right after you arrived in the
parking lot having decided that getting groceries is just too much for you to
bear right now it might mean cutting yourself some slack backing off of the
demands you place on yourself it might also mean pushing yourself sometimes
taking yourself out of the softer nest of distraction into the bigger landscape
of pain what kindness looks like will change but
your commitment to it that's where your safety is that's where stability exists
inside this wholly bizarre and shaken world knowing that you won't leave
yourself kindness won't change anything but it will make things easier on your
heart and your mind so today if even just for a little while
can you offer yourself kindness can you take a moment to ask what being kind to
yourself might mean turn toward it even if you can't make it all the way there
turn yourself in the direction of kindness hold on to it you might write
your response to this question what would kindness to myself look like today
in this moment
you
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An Exploration Of Cyber Risks ( w/ Jeremy Samide) | Interview | Real Vision™ - Duration: 20:41.
Hey, everyone.
Just wanted to let you know about our new video on cybersecurity.
We got to check out a cybersecurity control center, so that's where they screen for massive
worldwide cyber attacks.
We also got to speak to a bunch of hackers, and actually see a hack happen live.
But before we get into that, we wanted to share some of our previous videos on cybersecurity
from some experts in the field.
So this episode originally aired on August 4, 2016.
Hope you enjoy, and remember to also check at RealVision.com to watch the new season
of Discoveries, where we dive into the implications of the internet of things.
That's everything from smart thermostats to internet connected cars and Wi-Fi coffee makers.
It's definitely something you don't want to miss.
So make sure to sign up for your 14 day free trial.
You know, cybersecurity has really become mainstream today.
There's a lot of buzzwords out there that are making it in news publications, the internet,
social media.
And I think that a lot of people don't understand what cybersecurity really means.
There's a lot of terminology, there's a lot of vernacular that's coming out that really
is confusing to senior management, to boards of directors, to executives of companies.
And it's causing a lot of confusion in the space, as far as what they need to do, how
they need to protect themselves.
And there's people like myself that are here to translate what the global cybersecurity
threats are.
As computers and technology have evolved from simple desktop computers to very simple operating
systems, you know, the attack vectors, which is the way the bad actors are looking to get
into the systems, was very simple.
So we were using modems, you know, floppy disks.
Very little storage, bandwidth was not there.
So they were very limited as to what they could do.
As bandwidth has increased, operating systems have got more sophisticated.
Mobile devices, IoT, or the internet of things, where everything is connected through the
advent of the internet.
Email, big, large databases, online shopping, things of that nature.
There's become a number of different vectors or subterfuges where vulnerabilities exist.
And that has proliferated significantly into how we conduct our business.
Again, online shopping, online banking, different types of transactions, the information sharing,
health care, the legal profession, manufacturing, supply chain, all of that is connected.
And it's everybody's information out on the internet, or passing through the internet,
that becomes vulnerable.
Yeah, security today is really, in my opinion, we sacrifice security for convenience and
a very exciting user experience.
So what I mean by that is, when we install applications, most people don't really look
at the questions that are asked before the installation.
So it's can I have access to your contact list, can I have access to your microphone,
can I have access to your email, things of that nature.
So we accept those things in order to have that user experience, so when we're walking
in New York City and we're walking by a specific restaurant, we'll get an email for a specific
advertisement that says there's a special going on at a certain venue.
You know, those are things that are becoming more intrusive in our lives, and those are
things that we accept.
And what's happening is the bad actors are exploiting those types of applications and
exploiting that information, and they're getting geolocation and they're getting our privacy
information, and they're learning more about who we are in order to provide methods of
attacks so that we click on certain things and install, surreptitiously, software that
then controls or steals information from us.
The younger generations, there's, you know, vanity.
The way we look at vanity today is you'll get a simple text message saying that you've
won an iPad or you've won an iPhone, click this link to redeem your prize.
And most people will click on that.
Our research shows that 62% of people will click on bad links or malicious links or links
from people that they don't know who they're from.
And it's the curiosity.
It's I've really won something, someone really cares.
And you know, if it's written well, you know, people will fall for that.
And they think it's harmless because I'm clicking on a link, what does that really mean, how
does that really hurt me.
If I didn't really win, who cares.
But what's really happening on the back end of that is there's people that are looking
to install something.
They want you to visit that site so that they can slip something into your phone, and then
ultimately into your email, and then kind of intrude on your private life.
You know, steal passwords, things of that nature.
And that's on a very individual scale.
And you know, if they can mass produce that to hundreds and thousands of people, 62%,
the rate of return is pretty good.
The cybersecurity threat landscape is education and training and awareness.
And that's something that we provide as part of our firm, is that cybersecurity education
and training.
It's very important because it starts with the human.
If you don't educate your user base or individuals on spotting a piece of malware or spotting
a piece of fake email from someone that doesn't quite look like it's from the person that's
really sending it, trash it.
They're just electrons.
If it's really something important, they'll send it again.
One of the big mistakes that companies make is there is a disconnect between executive
management, so board level, and the IT and security department who are trying to-- they're
there on the front lines.
And there's budgetary constraints, there's the translation of what really that the organization
needs, there's risk is not translated or assessed properly.
And it's really an educational gap.
And you know, organizations typically do what they can do.
A lot of times, they're left with what they can fight with, and what they can defend with.
It's not always what they want, it's what they get.
And to truly assess that risk is very important.
And that has to be translated all the way up to the board level.
And we're not seeing that.
We're just starting to see that, where boards of directors, CEOs, CFOs are starting to have
to know what those risks are in cybersecurity.
Many years ago, they didn't want to know.
Now, it's a duty that they have that they need to know what's going on.
The next level in state-sponsored type attacks is very sophisticated.
You have many countries participating in the cyber war.
The Eastern Bloc, China, Russia, Pakistan, even the United States participates in the
cyber warfare that's going on.
And different levels of skill are present in different organizations and different countries,
but their common goal is to gather as much information as they can on the adversary or
on a specific country.
And their attacks are very motivated, they're very focused, and they're very sophisticated,
and they're very hard to thwart.
The possibility of cyber attacks on our critical infrastructure are very real.
The threat is very real.
We have, certainly in the United States and in other countries, critical infrastructure
is aging.
And it's become a problem where cyber attackers or bad actors or even state-sponsored attackers
are interrogating those systems, and are able to either shut them down or able to get in
and take control of specific systems.
Those systems, some of them run on proprietary systems and some of them run on very common
operating systems.
So it's really a combination of both.
And they're connected to the network.
They're connected to the internet.
So there's exposure either way.
If you had a persistent state-sponsored hacker or organization, state-sponsored organization,
that was interested in doing that, in shutting down a country, the first thing you would
attack would be the critical infrastructure components-- power, water, financial.
Those are main critical systems of-- transportation.
All of those are connected, and those are the critical components of critical infrastructure
that they would attack.
There are so many cyber attacks today that they come and go.
So the particular attack on the Bank of Bangladesh, which involved the SWIFT network, which is
an intermediary third party that helps with the banks in transferring international money,
was exposed.
So there was a specific cyber attack against the SWIFT network, in which bad actors were
able to siphon-- I believe was $81 million out of the bank.
And through our research that we did, we predicted that this wasn't the end.
And sure enough, two weeks later, you have half a dozen banks, 10 banks that were affected
by the same network, because the SWIFT network is connected to all the banks.
And as a result, the SWIFT network was the network that was compromised, that was then
getting into the other banks.
So look, it's Bank of Bangladesh today, it's, you know, large health care system tomorrow.
It's really just running very rampant.
And every day is something new.
Different variants of malware, different variants of viruses and trojans and different types
of attack vectors are becoming prevalent.
And the bad actors, they know what they're looking for.
And it's specific information that they can sell, they can use to exploit, and in many
cases they use to exploit and publish that information.
The phenomenon with something like Wikileaks, you know, I believe that fuels the cyber attacks
because what they're doing is, you know, they're exposing information regarding sources and
methods that have been used in the past by organizations or governments of all kinds.
And you know, it becomes a recipe book, or a playbook for the bad actors to then exploit
those types of vulnerabilities, or attack those specific sources and methods that were
being used.
And in many cases, it can dismantle operations that have been happening in specific governments
and organizations.
So it's more of an exposure of those types of things that are then used by the bad actors,
whether they're out for financial gain or they're out for just, you know, defacement
or, as we call it, hacktivism, which is more of an ideology.
So it really perpetuates and fuels that specific opposition.
The most common threat we see today is probably it comes in a couple different forms.
One of them is what's called phishing, which is when it's more or less a social engineering
or an email type campaign, where mass amounts of email are sent to organizations masquerading
as specific people or as a specific outreach for something that users will click on a specific
link, a specific attachment, and then that launches a campaign or a malware type attack
on the inside of an organization that then allows the bad actors to phone home and then
to create back doors into an organization.
So you know, there's so many different things to protect in an organization.
It's not about the perimeter anymore.
It used to be just let's get a firewall, we're OK, everything's good.
We're going to lock the front door.
It's not the case anymore, because there's so many different angles that we have to protect.
And we have to be right 100% of the time.
The bad actors, you know, can get lucky.
So that's one of the main areas that we see today, phishing.
It's definitely on the rise.
It comes through email.
It's hard to detect.
And that's one major way.
You know, social engineering, which is more of a non-technical method that's being used
today, we as humans want to help.
We want to be helpful to people.
And you know, the hackers are looking at creative ways to have people divulge specific pieces
of information.
And they're connecting the dots.
And as they do that, they get little pieces of information.
They make something appear legitimate.
And it's really a 24/7 campaign for them.
You know, I was an avid, die-hard PC user, and then went cold turkey many years ago and
switched to a Mac.
That used to be the case.
You know, Mac was perceived as being more secure because the market share was only 10,
15%.
And Microsoft, you know, owned the market.
So like anything, you're going to go for the big picture.
You're going to go for the touchdown.
And the best place to get the most bang for your buck was to exploit, you know, Microsoft
systems.
You know, 90% of organizations run on a Microsoft platform.
That's changed.
You know, they're running more on Linux operating systems and open source systems, Macs, you
know, those types of things.
So the paradigm is shifting where we're starting to see specific exploits and vulnerabilities
in, you know, the Apple iOS and Mac and those types of devices from that manufacturer.
So the tides are shifting, although you know Microsoft still has the majority of the market
share, so it's still a very, very large target because they can attack the masses.
As far as Macs being safer, I think that they are probably less picked on.
So there are probably less attack vectors toward a Mac.
But again, as the paradigm shifts, you know, it's not about the Macintosh anymore, or Apple
anymore, or the iOS.
It's let's attack through the email system, right?
It gets a link or a PDF attachment in which they're attacking-- now they're not attacking
Apple anymore, they're attacking another vendor, like Adobe, or going to a third-party website
to download something in your Chrome browser or your Firefox browser.
So many, many different subterfuges, many, many different layers of access here.
And you're talking about it's a smaller population of hackers, but again, they know the types
of systems that people are using, and they use that to their advantage.
I think, back to your initial question about cybersecurity, again, I think awareness is
very important.
I think it's important to convey that the threat is real, and that there are bad actors
out there looking to destroy, disrupt, or exploit data.
I think reputational risk is going to become something very, very serious, as it is currently
today, but it's going to get more serious as it relates to an organization's reputation,
as an individual reputation.
The ability to conduct yourself on the internet in an anonymous fashion I think is a very
serious issue today.
The ability to put something out on the internet that's not true, whether it be about an organization,
about an individual, I think is only going to become more prevalent.
And it's a real problem.
It's going to become an epidemic.
And the internet is full of good things and it's full of garbage.
We need to be more prudent about what we're looking at, and what's real and what's not,
because it's very hard to tell today.
Cyberbullying is a real problem today, as well.
And we see that.
And as part of our organization, we've taken up, you know, that as a very important cause,
is cyberbullying and, you know, cyber crimes against children.
We take that very seriously.
It's going to become a big problem.
People need to be more vigilant about what they're looking at, what they click on.
You know, they say think before you click.
I think that's very important.
When you're surfing the internet, you know, not everything you read on the internet is
true.
And that's something that people need to take into consideration when they're looking up
things, looking at different things.
There's a lot of deception, there's a lot of untruth on the internet.
And part of it is unethical, unprofessional, and there needs to be some change in that
area.
Technology is changing so fast that it's very difficult for some people to keep up.
And as things change, people aren't changing with it.
And that causes problems.
That causes, you know, errors, that causes exploitation.
You know, just people can't keep up with the technology.
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Canelo Alvarez to face Daniel Jacobs on May 4 - Duration: 2:49.
Canelo Alvarez will face Daniel Jacobs on May 4, with the WBA, IBF, and WBC middleweight titles on the line, with Alvarez and DAZN, which will stream the fight in the United States, both making the announcement today on social media
Mark Your Damn Calendar #CaneloJacobs https://t.co/j4BIUf4XnH pic.twitter.com/U0ykRHwe88— DAZN USA (@DAZN_USA) January 17, 2019 Alvarez (51-1-2, 35 KO) holds the WBA "super world" and WBC middleweight titles, while Jacobs (35-2, 29 KO) holds the IBF belt
This is the fight that many asked to see on May 4, so I'm expecting fans will be largely happy with this announcement
Alvarez, 28, fought twice in 2018, scoring a debated win over Gennady Golovkin on Sept
15, and then moving up to super middleweight for an easy wipeout of overmatched Rocky Fielding on Dec
15. Jacobs, 31, also went 2-0 last year, beating Maciej Sulecki on April 28 and Sergey Derevyanchenko on Oct
27. This is a fight that was publicly turned down by Alvarez's promoter Oscar De La Hoya in December, as he said Jacobs would not be Alvarez's May opponent, and that they had "a plan
" But many suspected that plan was David Lemieux, who had to cancel his fight on the Canelo-Fielding undercard due to dehydration trying to make 160 pounds
After that, and with past issues making weight, it would be downright reckless of Golden Boy to try to schedule Lemieux in a major middleweight main event
So Jacobs clearly became the most attractive option, and perhaps the only serious option for a May 4 bout, at least if Alvarez was coming back to 160, which was always the plan
There's also a trilogy bout with Golovkin, but GGG and his team haven't officially made their minds up yet about a broadcast partner
Canelo-GGG III may still come in the future, of course, but it's not happening in May
This is the sort of matchup fans have been wanting to see more of, as Jacobs is a legitimate threat to Alvarez, who is the sport's biggest active star
On paper, this thing could conceivably go either way. So let's hear it: who ya got in this one?
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NBA fines Taj Gibson $25K for flipping off official in Friday's game - Duration: 1:39.
Taj Gibson couldn't contain his emotions Friday. The Timberwolves forward was fined for making an obscene gesture aimed at a referee in Minnesota's 106-102 loss to the Jazz
NBA has fined Minnesota's Taj Gibson $25K for obscene gesture toward ref in recent loss to Jazz
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jpg?t=1419333160&w=178 Stephen Curry to compete in NBA All-Star 3-point shootout, report says Bill Marx Gibson was ejected in the loss after disagreeing with the call
He flipped off the referee on his way out. He finished with eight points, four rebounds and one assist on the night
The Timberwolves dropped to 24-25 in the loss and will get a rematch with Utah on Sunday at 7 p
m. ET.
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Marvel Superhero Toys for Kids Learn Color with Wrong Heads #TinyToyHero - Duration: 2:05.
Hooray!
Oh no!
Marvel Superhero Toys for Kids Learn Color with Wrong Heads #TinyToyHero
blue
oh no!
oh no!
oh no!
Hooray!
Captain America
*laughing
yellow
oh no!
oh no!\
Hooray!
Iron Man
*laughing
Hooray!
And away we go!
red
oh no!
Hooray!
Spiderman
Oh boy!
*laughing
Yee haw!
*laughing
Alright!
Hooray!
*growling
green
Hooray!
Hulk
*growling
*smashing sound
*children cheering
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Leeds and Liverpool lead the way in weird quirk achieved today - Duration: 2:50.
Luton Town have gone top of League One today after beating Southend, taking advantage of Portsmouth being in FA Cup action
And it means the top five tiers of English football all have a leader beginning with 'L'
Liverpool sit top of the Premier League as they look to win England's top-tier for the first time since 1990
The Reds currently sit four points clear of Manchester City with the Premier League title race set to go down to the wire
In the Championship, Leeds are leading the race with their 2-1 win over Rotherham extending the gap at the top to three points
Lincoln City lead League Two and stay top of the pile despite a 3-3 draw with promotion-chasing Bury
And in the National League it's Justin Edinburgh's Leyton Orient sitting pretty at the top
While Liverpool currently top the Premier League, Tim Sherwood doesn't think they will keep hold of their lead
He believes they are at a disadvantage compared to City, who finished top of the pile last term
And Sherwood says it will once again be City who come out on top in May. "Yeah I think it does [put Liverpool at a disadvantage]," Sherwood said
"You know the experience of the team that's coming up behind you. "But you're going to have to win sooner or later and I believe they're winners in that Liverpool squad
"They've shown that, they've come very close to winning stuff over the last few years, especially the Champions League final last year
"Them head-to-head games are huge, in those big games I think Liverpool can really turn it on
"It's going to be key, between now and the end of the season, the games against those top-four sides
"I said Manchester City at the beginning of the season and I'm not changing my mind
"I just think they will catch Liverpool."
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New photos show holes in sunken yacht of Brit sailor who killed honeymoon bride - Duration: 4:54.
New photos show open escape hatches and holes in the hull of the yacht of a Brit sailor who killed his bride on honeymoon
Prosecutors previously alleged Lewis Bennett intentionally inflicted the damage to sink the vessel in the Bahamas in 2017
The 41-year-old has already pleaded guilty to killing Isabella Hellman on their honeymoon in the Caribbean
He reached a deal last November in which he said his wife's death was an accident caused by negligence - and he didn't witness what happened
However, a court in Florida was shown new evidence today by prosecutors seeking a maximum term in a sentencing hearing next week
Kurt Lunkenheimer urged a judge to go above sentencing guidelines, reports CBS 12
Lewis Bennett pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter (Image: Broward Sheriff's Office) Prosecutors have released the pictures ahead of a sentencing hearing next week (Image: US COAST GUARD) Escape hatch on the yacht was found wide open (Image: US COAST GUARD) Read More Family of mum killed by Brit sailor husband ask judge to reject manslaughter plea The court was also shown pictures of the life raft where Bennett was found with his luggage and provisions
In the papers filed to court, Lunkenheimer argued 'the fact that the defendant would pack all of these items into a life raft, but not actively and diligently look for his wife" was among reasons requiring an eight-year sentence
As part of his plea, Bennett agreed to ask for no less than seven years in jail
The couple had recently got married and had a young daughter (Image: Facebook) Holes can be seen in the bottom of the vessel (Image: USCGSoutheast) Until his deal he had long maintained he had no knowledge of how his bride disappeared from their 37-ft catamaran as they sailed from Cuba to Florida
However, last week week Isabella's family wrote to the judge asking him to reconsider the plea deal and instead class her death as murder
According to the letter, they want Bennett to go through a trial and be acquitted than to allow him to plead involuntary manslaughter
Bennett pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter (Image: US COAST GUARD) Bennett with Isabella (Image: Facebook) Read More British sailor Lewis Bennett admits killing wife at sea on Caribbean honeymoon "That Lewis Bennett is being allowed to plead to involuntary manslaughter is outrageous to us," the letter read
"While our lawyer has explained to us that these facts are circumstantial and may not result in a conviction of murder, we strongly believe that a plea to involuntary manslaughter is not only insufficient but actually less consistent with the facts than an acquittal or a murder conviction would be
" Hellman's family also say they have struggled with being unable to see Emelia, Hellman and Bennett's daughter
She currently lives with Bennett's family in the UK. Isabella Hellmann vanished in May last year, but her body was never found Read More British sailor 'to admit to killing his new wife who vanished on honeymoon' According to the criminal affidavit, US prosecutors believed Bennett intentionally sank their boat
He was able to save himself and £75,000 worth of silver and gold coins. They had come from a vessel he was a crew member of in St Maarten in 2016
Cops later found 162 more coins at the Florida home he shared with his American wife
The US coast guard called off its search for Hellmann after four days of being alerted to her disappearance
Bennett claimed his wife was at the helm as he slept, but he was jolted awake to find the boat badly damaged and no sign of her
Coastguard pictures show the wreckage of the catamaran (Image: USCGSoutheast) Bennett, a Bangor University graduate, told the US Coast Guard that Hellmann was on deck and wearing a life jacket as he went to bed at 8pm on May 14, just a few hours after they had left Havana
He placed a distress call five hours later and was alone when a helicopter crew pulled him from the sea, about 70 miles south of Florida, in the early hours of May 15
Hellmann's body has never been found. Bennett's sentencing will take place on January 29 in Miami
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News24 - Video of Jesse Lingard outside the Emirates has made Man Utd fans love him even more - Duration: 3:40.
Manchester United's remarkable revival under caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continued on Friday night against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium
The Red Devils went into the FA Cup fourth-round tie as narrow underdogs, despite winning all of their seven previous fixtures, but made it eight victories on the spin thanks to another impressive team performance
Former Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez opened the scoring on the half-hour mark before Jesse Lingard netted United's second goal of the night minutes later
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pulled one back for the Gunners shortly before half-time but Anthony Martial's finish in the closing stages of the match ensured United will be in the hat for the fifth-round draw
United's players have rediscovered their swagger since Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho last month
They're all playing with smiles on their faces, and some of the goal celebrations against Arsenal suggest they're currently having the time of their lives
Lingard celebrated his goal with a Michael Jackson-style moonwalk, which was perfectly captured by one supporter in the stands
The England international then further antagonised Arsenal supporters by posting a photo of his celebration on Instagram, tagging the Emirates as 'Dancefloor'
Lingard, who was involved in a spat with some of the Arsenal fans during the second half, was then filmed outside the Emirates later in the evening
Just as he was about to board the team coach, Lingard can be seen the clip performing the moonwalk in the Emirates car-park to Jackson's 1980s classic 'Billie Jean'
Watch it here. Needless to say, Man Utd fans couldn't stop laughing at Lingard's pure 'disrespect' for the Gunners
However, Lingard has ensured that he'll receive a hostile reception from the Arsenal fans the next time he steps foot inside their home stadium
Solskjaer, though, was only concerned with Lingard's performance and hailed the 26-year-old as a 'big-game player' after the match
"Jesse's a big game-player," the Norwegian coach was quoted as saying by the Manchester Evening News in his post-match press conference
"He's shown that for England, for us. He always pops up with goals, was it last year counter-attack goal against Arsenal? "So Jesse is someone we never, never hesitate to put in a Man United team and he's been brought through this system, he knows what this means, he knows the club, he knows this history, he knows all the counter-attacking goals we've scored against Arsenal
"He knows everything about the club and he's someone we'll look after."
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