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Top 10 Men You Won't Believe Are Real

10. Yu Zhenhuan (Hairiest Man On Earth)

No, he isnt a chimpanzee wearing human clothes, hes a real living breathing human from China. Due to a rare condition, 96 percent of his body is covered in hairs.

Obviously, his entire life he has faced many hardships due to his appearance. Now hes trying to remove those hairs, and pursue his childhood dream, which is to become a musician.

9. Tom Staniford (Man With No Fat)

Tom has an extremely rare condition called MDP syndrome, its so rare that only 8 cases in the entire world have ever been reported. Due to this syndrome, he has zero percent fat in his body.

This English man is a para-cyclist, and was also the 2011 National Para-Cycling Circuit Race Champion.

8. Sultan Kosen (Tallest Man On The Planet)

Sultan Kosen is farmer from Turkey, who holds the world record of the tallest living male on the planet. He has a confirmed height of 8ft 3in, making him look like a giant man walking on the face of earth.

7. Chandra Bahadur Dangi (Shortest Man On The Planet)

From tallest man alive to a shortest human ever lived. Chandra Bahadur Dangi was a shortest living person in recorded history for whom there is irrefutable evidence, measuring only 54.6 cm. Dangi was a primordial dwarf.

Chandra came to the attention of the media when a wood contractor saw him in his village in the Dang district of Nepal, and he was awarded the title of shortest adult human ever recorded after his height was measured in February 20, 2012.

6. Francisco Domingo Joaquim (Man With Biggest Mouth)

This man has a very weird kind of talent. He has the worlds widest mouth.

He came into worlds attention couple of years ago, when his large mouth stunts went viral on YouTube. He has also cracked a Guinness world record of widest mouth on the planet.

He can put an entire coke can in his mouth without any problem.

5. Carlos "Halfy" Rodriguez (Man With Half Head)

An accident is responsible for Carloss appearance. After flying through a windshield in a car crash, he landed on this head, crushing the upper portion of his skull.

The accident caused so much damage that Doctors had to cut out a large portion of his brain to save him, and yes, hes still alive, which seems some kind of miracle.

4. Michel Lotito (Man Who Can Eat Anything)

Michel is known for his stunts involving consumption of several inedible materials such as metal, glass, rubber and many more. He disassembled, cut-up, and consumed bicycles, shopping carts, televisions, a Cessna 150 (aeroplane), and other items.

The Cessna 150 took roughly two years to be eaten, from 1978 to 1980. He began eating unusual material as a teenager around 16 years of age and performed publicly from 1966. He died at the age 57 due to natural causes.

3. Gary Turner (Man With Stretchiest Skin)

Gary Turner suffer from an extreme case of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that has weakened his skin.

He can stretch his skin to extreme levels, as you may be noticing in the above picture, which seems impossible to be done by any human.

He performs many incredible stunts with his skin, for which he landed on this list, and is one of the man you probably wont believe is real.

2. Sajad Gharibi (The Iranian Hulk)

Sajad Gharibi is a Persian guy you may not want to mess with. This man is made out of only bones and muscles, hes probably the strongest man on the planet Earth, for which he received the title The Iranian Hulk.

1. Amoo Hadji (Dirtiest Man On Earth)

No, this isnt any creature from Hollywood movie, hes a real man who hasnt bathed for 60 years. He lives in a small village of Iran, and uses a grave pit to sleep.

An open brick shack is also built by those who felt sorry for him, so he can hide from weather elements.

He smokes animal dung and sometimes multiple cigarettes. You might notice the hairs look kind of weird because he burns them to keep them short.

He has lived most of his life like this, and perhaps will continue to live this way until his soul leaves his body.

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How To Choose Hashtags for Your Event - Duration: 12:43.

Are you planning an event? Have you picked your unique hashtag for your

event? If not let's look at a few reasons why you need a unique hashtag and how

you're going to make sure it really is unique.

Hi I'm Sheryl Loch with Ginger Roots Media and I'm here with... Hi guys

Lany Sullivan with Events by Lany and we're talking hashtags. This reminds me

of that YouTube video that Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake did "hashtag" right

if you ever, go watch it.. never mind. So anyway, hashtags for an event. They

need to be unique! But let's talk about how do we even figure out what our

hashtag is? [Sheryl] Well for one you're going to want something identifiable with your

event. You want it to resonate with people why your using that hashtag. You

don't want to use rainbow unicorns when your event probably isn't about rainbow

unicorns, but if it is that could be your hashtag. So if it's not identifiable with

you it's out! Another thing you want to keep in mind SHORT! Rainbow unicorn

probably isn't that great, because A. it's long B. it's something somebody could

misspell easily, so you want to keep it short and you want to easy to remember.

So just using random letters or if you have an event for your event has some

misspellings that resonates with your brand granite, other people attending

your event may not remember that you've left out letters or added letters or

have double letters or god only knows what. [Lany] Exactly! When we talked about

Facebook pages and setting up your accounts, we talked about

not putting in the year on those. But, can we put a year in on hashtags? [Sheryl] Absolutely!

In fact that's great. If you have a short hashtag,

that is the initials of your event or something short then you put 2017 that's

going to be great, because then people are going to know that's this year's

event. Because when you start searching these hashtag there's a good chance

you're going to find them from if it's an event that's happened years before or

somebody else's use that hashtag years ago you're going to want them to

identify with current now happenings. So you can use an event or a hashtag in

your event hashtag not so much in your pages. If you miss that go check that out

before you do that. [Lany] And you'll notice the bigger conferences they do that.

They'll do SEMrush 17, MOZcon 16, MarketingProfs 15. So you'll see the big

conferences and you can always take a cue from the conference's. The ones you

know, these guys have been putting on conferences for you know 5, 10, 15 years

take you know, your main cue from them on some of the stuff. Because if they're

doing it, they've probably figured out what works. [Sheryl] Well yeah, if they haven't

they should watch this will tell them. [Lany] Yes! [Sheryl] So yeah, there's a lot of things if

you go on to Twitter or Instagram, Facebook any of those when you know

there's a big conference. Go in and start looking at what they're doing and that's

huge on social media. Not just for hashtags, but just how they're conducting

everything, so that's super important. One thing I want to say when we talked about

making it unique. Oh unique it's good, but what you think is unique may not be

unique. So before you decide on a hashtag and start labeling everything I mean you

should be labeling your images all of your messages that are going out should

have this hashtag, so that your attendees, all of your people get accustomed to

seeing it, they want to feel included they're going to start using it. So

before you start putting it out as your hashtag,

as I say your hashtag, you can't own a hashtag, so get over that. But the

hashtag you're going to use ,I want you to go on every social platform there is

and start searching that hashtag, if you have a list or narrowed it down. Go

on Google and search. Search YouTube, search Facebook, search everywhere for

this hashtag. [Lany] Hashtagify as well and there's some other hashtag

services you can use just a double check. [Sheryl] Because if you pick a hashtag and later

find out that it's connected [Lany] to a porn show yeah problem. [Sheryl] Yeah you don't want to

be associated with certain people. You also want to look at if you find

hashtags, from say, a year ago. That are using it they're not a bad site, they

seem like okay people, the little bit of confusion would not be a big deal. But

you want to look at the dates of all of those messages, because if you're holding

your event in the same proximity of time that they are, you could have mass

confusion. [Lany] And mixed messages to your audience. [Sheryl] Some of these hashtag people for events

will use these hashtags for six months, nine months, even a year. They use it all

the time, so watch that or you could be in, even though they're not a bad event

you're just mixed in and your messages are going to be lost.They're going to

think you're spammers it's going to cause some confusion. So watch your time

span, also if you do find someone using it. [Lany] And I would double-check like if

you have somebody doing the research for you, unless you have a Sheryl in your

life, I would double check all hashtag work to make sure. Because someone like

Sheryl will double and triple and quadruple check. I could say that

because I worked with her and I get slapped every once in a while, because I do stupid shit.

But the thing is, you want to make sure that you don't entrust that to

somebody that you really truly aren't confident that they've

searched everything, and gone really deep into some of these

things. Because you could be connected to it like Sheryl, an event that you

really don't have any association with and that hurts your visibility in your

brand online. [Sheryl] Yeah and the thing is, if you have a graphic designer, if you have

someone editing your videos, anybody that you're paying to do some stuff with, that

you're going to want them to add that hashtag too, if you start paying them to

make your images, to do your videos, to do your social media, your website, blog

posts, anything and you're using that hashtag and in a couple weeks you go oh

crap that hashtag won't work we have to change it. Guess what, that's not included

in the price, for you not doing your research ahead of time. So before you

pass that hashtag out, like Lany said, you check it no matter what. I don't care if

I even give it to you, go check it yourself, because that's a lot of

money. [Lany] I don't checkit when she gives it tome. [Sheryl] That's okay, I know that about you, so I just go. But the

thing is to redo is more money, especially if you've involved print,

you've involved signage for your event. [Lany] Anything and everything yeah [Sheryl] Big money.

[Lany] And once you have your hashtag figured out, then like blow it out. You know

that everybody has it. Make sure your speakers have it, make sure your

attendees are using it, encourage them to use it. Do contest to get them active

and involved in that hashtag. Make sure they're using it during the live event

that's one thing that the big conferences do really well and people [Sheryl] Not all of them.

[Lany] Well no not all of them. I think the ones that I follow

mostly because I pay attention to the big ones that I follow. But

you'll see pictures on you know on Twitter with the hashtag and people have

really figured out how to maximize the hashtag. But the smaller

events, the smaller business owner, I'm sorry, but you haven't

figured it out. You haven't gotten your tribe to use your hashtags, so get your

tribe to use your hashtags. Get them to engage on Twitter, because you can get

some trending, that's branding. That's brand visibility when

you can get your entire audience and all of your speakers and everybody involved

in the event moving that hashtag on Twitter. So

there's really some power there so use it. [Sheryl] I would say, go as far as whenever you

email these people, your attendees, your group of people, your followers, tell

them this is the hashtag we're using. Because if you've hired a social media

manager or if you're trying to do it yourself, which I find crazy, but even you

are, the way that people are going to be able to follow this, be it get your

questions answered, share updates, share the whole event itself. Is by looking at

that hashtag! So me as a social media manager, when I've done that for events,

what I'm going to do is, I'm not going to go and start searching for oddball crap

on all these social sites. You can't afford for me to do that, so what I'm

going to do is. I'm going to go in and I'm going to sling the hashtag in a

search and then I can see who do I want to reshare, who do I need to answer a

question - who needs a link, did someone have a problem on the site, maybe the

site was down or your pay button wasn't working. God only knows what, but that comes

on the customer service end of social media. But it's all done through that

hashtag. So if you're thinking silly hashtag, I don't need it, people will send

me a direct message if they need something. No they won't!

And if they have a complaint, [Lany] It's going right on Twitter. [Sheryl] Let me tell you

what, any complaints are going right online and a lot of people may not

include you, at you, tag you. They'll use a hashtag just because.

So there's a lot a lot more to hashtags than just, you know, the old

they're no big deal. They play a huge role so, pick them wisely. Get your

people to use them, everybody needs to use them that's involved and monitor

them. That's the biggest thing, monitor that! [Lany] YYeah because you can get some

really great testimonials and you know future use out of that content too. So I

mean we could go on and on and on so. [Sheryl] I love hashtags!

[Lany] There's so many actually. [Sheryl] The Minions hashtag! Did you see that? [Lany] I love that, go type

in hashtag minions and see what happens. [Sheryl] On Twitter. [Lany] It's exciting!

Alright so, I think we've pretty much covered as much as we want to give you

today. So you'll have to do what? [Sheryl] You'll have to go over to Events By Lany com

/ knowledgebase and sign up for the email list, because we're going to have a

download for you so that you've got all of these little tips as a reminder as

you build your event. I also want you to subscribe to the channel so, that you

don't miss any of these videos for event planning and with this video why don't

you give it a like, a dislike, a share, got questions leave them in the comments.

We appreciate you participating. [Lany] And please don't forget to sign up, because

we have the live Q&A ,so if you do want to dive deeper we have the live Q&A that

is a members-only, so you have to go sign up to get this and you don't want to

miss this is thanks.

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How To Talk to a GIRL! | Struggles every MUSLIM GIRL Can Relate To - Duration: 8:18.

how to attract women so this is one topic that I get asked the most so I

wanted to do this video for all you guys have been asking me so let's get down to

it in this video I'll be providing with you guys three of my top tips on how you

can attract people and in order to attract people you let appear attractive

I hope you guys enjoyed this video and without further ado let's get into this

so number one a lot of magazines a lot of books tells us that when we appear in

social situations it is perfectly normal to just be yourself

but no that is the most cliched and untrue tip that I have ever heard to be

yourself instead I would like you to be a better version of yourself a version

of yourself that you would love to hang out with somebody that you would love

talking to that is the type of person that you have to be and it's so simple

to do this all you have to do is basically get out of your comfort zone

all of our path like a comfort zone around us and that allows us to

basically not get our feelings hurt to sort of and allow somebody not to get

into our personal boundaries and do that for personal protection we've been doing

that for so many years but I just want you guys to step out of your boundary

just take that leap out of your boundary remain a person that is exactly like you

with the same characteristics the same personality but allow the extroverted

version of yourself be the happy person be exerted the go-getter of the person

allow that to be the first thing that people see because once they see that

then they're able to appreciate the other parts of your personality so try

to push yourself more because once you start pushing yourself out there once

people start to see you as a more outgoing person then in turn you will

start to feel more positive so this is the old adage of fake it till you make

it it has worked with so many times there are days yes you'll be in the

worst mood and somebody approaches you but just try to be there for that person

you see that person you acknowledge that person be there for that

and in return you will be a much more confident person so throw about old tip

about being yourself right out of the door and be a better version of yourself

immediately when I sense a connection with somebody it's always because their

mind is making me me explode there I'm looking at them and I'm starting to be

so mesmerized and desired by them because I'm just like wow the person

like they got things going on so yeah I cannot stress enough in order to sort of

step away from the boundaries that we personally create for each other I

highly recommend reading yes so that is done with step number one now let's move

into step number two so guys step number two is exercise so exercise is not only

a physical outlet but it could also be a mental outlet when we see people that

are exercising that are to take care of their body treating their body as a

temple we sort of regard those people as being more attractive so with exercise

you also meet like-minded individuals such as yourself that are interested in

getting healthy for themselves and I cannot stress enough that exercise as a

form of I would say a social gathering especially for people that maybe do not

go out in bars maybe people that don't meet people at night is a great way to

get to know people and to really really interact with people I find that my

exercise groups and a different exercise that I do - just doing Pilates doing

yoga may be doing your conventional going to your conventional recreation

center these are people that you're not going to meet throughout your day

they're probably not people that are in your personal life they're probably not

people that you meet at the workplace they're just other people or in a

different society that you need to take advantage of that it's really really

great to increase the odds of meeting different people and incorporating

exercise as a hobby and as a sport as well will allow you to do that and to

meet like-minded people which in turn will make you healthy confident and in

turn will make you more attractive but which in turn brings me to my last point

which is taking up a hobby now you guys can raise your hands but do any

of these things look attractive to you a person that can draw a person that takes

amazing photographs a person that boasts the best parties these are really really

amazing hobbies of different people and NMS you guys have the mental image in

your mind but these look like an amazing group of people and why because they

have such diverse and artistic hobbies so for me for myself I am someone who

really really enjoyed drawing on their own I love style and love fashion is

something I really really take seriously and also I love decorating I'm a

decorator as well as a photographer so both are the realms of things that I'm

really really great at and I find that when I meet people and I go to different

clubs that I meet different organizations associations of people

that also enjoy the same hobbies of me they in turn look more attractive to me

because we already share a like-minded hobby which allows us to talk about

different things but you're someone who's super shy about approaching people

and is trying to develop their conversation skills I highly recommend

joining a hobby group can be baking it can be learning to play the piano it can

be basically anything you want play learning house goal anything playing

tennis basically putting yourself into a group of people that you need frequently

will allow you to remain confident because any time you learn a new skill

and you sort of you're like yeah I'm a genius at doing that you just feel more

confident and then you can go out and tell people about the things that you're

passionate about and all of a sudden your face sort of glows and people are

sort of attracted to that because people love people with different expertise so

if you're somebody who is struggling to find their hobby try anything try hiking

try rock climbing try anything until something to you and

you're like well I can see myself doing this for many years and then honestly

just go for it for me right now I'm just trying to learn how to bake and that is

a big thing and that's picking up a lot of my free time right now so yeah that's

something that I'm doing I'm always trying to develop new skills about a see

more exciting and I can talk about these things that other

once I meet them but guys that was the three tips on how to be more attractive

for girls and how to also be attractive to anybody I really really recommend

that if you really want to develop your conversation skills throughout you may

notice the people around you if you want to leave your house and let's say you're

commuting to work where the people that you see do you see somebody like being

elderly on the street you see some children commute you have to be able to

develop conversations with a variety of different people so that you know how to

speak to anybody learning to speak to girls or learning to speak to boys is

like speaking to everybody what if you learn how to do it it doesn't matter who

the person is it doesn't matter who you're talking to

because you will know the skills and you will just naturally be a more engaging

more attractive more confident person I hope you guys enjoyed watching this

video again my name is Jasmine and I recorded a beauty fashion lifestyle so

many videos so let me know look you guys thought about these tips you have any

tips more to add or if you want to discuss make sure to leave them in the

comment sections below and if you like this video why not give it a thumbs up

go for it guys give it a thumbs up comment subscribe did I already say that

yeah the scared I'm Yasmin let's join our community because we're here to help

each other it's my help you guys it's got some help I hope I gave you guys

these three tips that you guys enjoyed an opportunity guys in the next video

until next time guys take off and hi

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Top 10 Facts About Donald Trump That You Might Not Know - Duration: 6:16.

Top 10 Facts About Donald Trump That You Might Not Know

10. Hes A Big Fan Of WWE

Donald Trump is a big fan of WWE, and a friend of WWE owner Vince McMahon. He not only hosted two Wrestle Mania events in the Trump Plaza, but also has been an active participant in several of the shows.

Trump once appeared at WrestleMania 23 in a match called The Battle of the Billionaires. He was in the corner of Bobby Lashley, while Vince McMahon was in the corner of Umaga with Stone Cold Steve Austinas the special guest referee.

The deal was that either Trump or McMahon would have their head shaved if their competitor lost. Lashley won the match, and so McMahon got the haircut.

9. He Has Been Accused of Domestic Abuse

This is no secret that Donald Trump has been accused of sexual harassment multiple times, though almost all of them are untrue. But he has also been accused of domestic abuse, which is surprising for me.

His ex-wife made these allegations couple of decades ago, while Trump instantly declared them false.

8. He Has Done Acting In Movies And TV Shows

Love him or hate him, but one cant deny the fact that hes an attention seeker. Donald Trump was the executive producer and the Host of a very successful reality show The Apprentice.

 In 2007, Trump even received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contribution to television on The Apprentice. Not only that, Trump has twice been nominated for an Emmy Award and has made Cameo appearances in total 12 films and 14 television series.

6. He Has Gone Bankrupt Four Times

You can take it in positive way or negative way. But the fact is he has gone bankrupt four freaking times. Some might say he is bad business man because he has lost almost $1 billion dollars.

While others would say he is great business man because, despite going bankrupt four times, he has build his empire again four times, and still is one of the richest person in the world.

5. He Has Run for presidency before

Donald Trump has considered the idea of running for president of United States multiple times since 1988.

In 1999, Trump filed an exploratory committee to seek the presidential nomination of the Reform Party in 2000. And quickly received a good number of followers. A July 1999 poll matching him against likely Republican nominee George W.

Bush and likely Democratic nominee Al Gore showed Trump with seven percent support. Trump eventually dropped out of the race due to party infighting.

4. He Never Wanted To Win Elections

Although this is hard to verify, but some people say that Donald Trump never actually wanted to win election. He was just promoting his company, but when his following increased, he started taking it seriously.

3. Hes A Germaphobe

Donald Trump has one very bad problem, hes a germaphobe, means he doesnt even shake hands due to the fear of getting germs. It looks quite believable, considering that he was born to millionaire father and himself became billionaire.

So, perhaps he lives in an ultra clean home since his childhood.

2. He Went To Military School

At age of 13 he left the regular school, and was enrolled in the New York Military School (NYMA), in Cornwall, New York, where he finished eighth grade and high school.

Apparently, Trump was an energetic child; his parents hoped that the discipline at the military school would allow him to channel his energy in a positive manner.

In 1983, Fred Trump told an interviewer that Donald was a pretty rough fellow when he was small.

1. He Hates Alcohol

It might be a big surprise to many people, because the way he behaves, and makes sexist and racist statements towards people, he seems to be drunk.

But for their surprise alcohol is not the reason behind his reckless words, in fact he hates alcohol. He has pretty good reason to hate alcohol because his older brother died in 1981 due to alcoholism.

Trump says that he has never even smoked cigarettes or Marijuana, or consumed other drugs.

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Global Reach Explains SSL Certificates - Duration: 2:35.

Hello and welcome! Our assumption is that you've navigated to this video in your

efforts to learn more about an ssl certificate. So what is an SSL? Well here

is one way of looking at it: An SSL is essentially an online identification

card. This ID is a way to verify a business is who they say they are online.

And in addition to providing identity confirmation, an SSL also provides

encryption for information sending to and coming from your website. This

provides your users with a safe environment to provide things such as private

information, credentials, or payment processing information. The reason that

SSL certificates have become so important, now more than ever, is because

of an online movement and trend to encrypt everything. Although encryption

plays a lead role in the need for an SSL certificate, encryption is no longer

the only reason to obtain an SSL for your website. Another reason is to trust

your customers and users derive when they notice that your website is secured. This

is currently a very significant topic in the web industry. In fact, Google has

announced that the Google Chrome browser has begun shaming unencrypted websites

that collect passwords or credit card information by displaying a not secure

message within the URL bar. Here's the kicker: Though the day is yet to be

disclosed, Google plans to begin shaming all unencrypted websites using the same

not secure flag. This means if you do not have an SSL covering the domain of your

website, Chrome will heed warning to display a not secure flag in your

browser URL. This flag will reside right next to your business's domain;

for example not secure.WWW.yourbusiness.com. Now, you may be thinking "well what

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Have You Seen This Yet - EP 7 - Duration: 1:07.

I don't know why I am winking at the end of all these (laughs).

So, when I was like 7,

I thought it would be really cool to live

in a junk yard.

I imagined I would like, take all the trash

and make really cool things out of it, and

people would be like,

"Oh my God, she really has an eye for design."

Well, you know who else has an eye for trashy design?

Ikea.

Their new black cabinets, the Kungsbacka (doubts herself)

are made from reclaimed industrial wood and

recycled plastic bottles!

Take that 7-year-old Sam!

These cabinets are a really pretty matte black color,

and they are of course styled in that Scandinavian, Ikea look.

But you know what is just freaking great about this?

Ikea design these, because they care.

They're a huge corporation and they are over here like,

"We're going to design something because it's good for everybody."

So, think about that the next time you remodel your kitchen.

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I can tell by your eyes that you've prob'bly been cryin' forever

And the stars in the sky don't mean nothin' to you they're a mirror

I don't wanna talk about it how you broke my heart

If I stay here just a little bit longer

If I stay here won't you listen to my heart whoa heart

If I stand all alone will the shadow hide the color of my heart;

Blue for the tears black for the night's fears

The star in the sky don't mean nothin' to you they're a mirror

I don't wanna to talk about it how you broke my heart

If I stay here just a little bit longer

If I stay here won't you listen to my heart whoa heart my heart ol' heart

I don't wanna talk about it how you broke this ol' heart

If I stay here just a little bit longer

If I stay here won't you listen to my heart whoa heart

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(dramatic music)

- [Announcer] From CarecoTV, one of the longest-running

outdoor programs on television today.

Exploring the country and the coast

in search of adventure.

(turkeys gobbling)

From the mountains of the great northwest,

to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean,

this is Americana Outdoors, presented by Garmin.

(energetic music)

This week we welcome Yamaha's Steve Nessl

to our deer camp for whitetail hunts

with his Smith and Wesson Performance Center

.44 Magnum Stealth Hunter,

and the Thompson/Center T/C Venture Rifle.

But first, we're heading to Cotulla, Texas

for the annual International Hunter Education

Association's Heritage Hunt.

(country rock music)

- We have three lucky students

and two lucky Hunter Education instructors

that submitted an entry card from the Hunter's Handbook

into a national drawing, and they were selected

to go on this fabulous dream hunt

down here on the Hickson property in south Texas.

The first thing that we do when the kids

and the instructors come to the camp

is sight in their firearms.

We want to make sure that they're comfortable

with the firearms that they'll use for the hunt,

and also of course, when you're sighting in

you're making sure that your shots are good.

And to make a good shot when it comes time to taking it

is one of the tenets taught in the Hunter Education class.

- The most important thing we can do as hunters

is be ethical and make the cleanest kill possible

when we try to harvest our animal.

So having that rifle sighted in properly,

and getting the shooter and the hunter

most comfortable with that rifle is best.

Because our ultimate goal is to make a clean,

ethical kill on that animal.

(country music)

- I'm in Cotulla, Texas,

and I'm here to shoot some whitetail deer,

and whatever else they want me to shoot, I guess.

I heard about this hunt

by doing it in the Hunter Education Program.

And in one of the books they handed out

there was a little piece of paper that said

something about winning a trip of a lifetime,

and I figured I mind as well do it.

There's nothing to lose, so my luck, I got it.

- I honestly didn't even know he did this,

and he did it online, and out of 700,000 kids

he was one of the three that got picked.

I don't think anything can top it.

I mean before when we were flying here,

he said this is already the best.

And he says, I just know it's gonna be the best ever.

This is the best time, the best airport,

the best people, and you know,

he talks about it every night.

(expectant music)

(gun fires)

(mumbling)

Unbelievable that he did it with one shot.

I honestly couldn't see it out of the deer stand

so I just sat in the corner you know,

and I'm like, oh, thinking is he gonna do this?

Is he gonna do this?

And all of a sudden, there went the shot,

and I honestly didn't know he was that good.

(laughing)

I just wanted to give him a big hug,

and I knew I couldn't 'cause it's a mom thing.

And when he found that deer and says,

it's here, I found it, it was the best feeling

that he got to find his deer in the dark,

and he did it all himself.

My dad was a huge hunter.

Before Trenton even got into hunting,

my dad had passed away and gave him orange,

and we got one of my dad's guns, and we hunted dad's land.

He's you know, enjoyed time with his grandpa,

and now I believe my dad's up in heaven

watching his grandson.

- I'd like to thank Cabela's, ITA,

all the people here now.

Just everybody.

- [Announcer] For more information

about the International Hunter Education Association,

and the Heritage Hunt, please visit IHEA-USA.org.

Coming up, Steve Nessl from Yamaha

gets the chance to hunt during the rut

in varieties of settings.

Stay tuned.

- [Announcer] Americana Outdoors, presented by Garmin,

is brought to you by Garmin VIRB.

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Cabela's, it's in your nature.

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Real world tough.

And by Thompson/Center.

America's Master Gunmaker.

(energetic music)

Welcome back to Americana Outdoors, presented by Garmin.

Yamaha's Steve Nessl arrives at deer camp

in the afternoon for a four-day whitetail hunt,

and he quickly starts it off with a Smith and Wesson

Performance Center .44 Magnum Stealth Hunter.

- Alright, we all got ears?

I shot at the range first.

I reconfirmed one, how much I love to shoot it.

And two, that I'm actually pretty good with it.

I don't want to come off as bragging,

but for me, it's an easy gun to shoot,

and if you have you know, just a couple things dialed,

and you're not scared of it, which there's no reason to be,

(laughs) I like this gun a lot.

- [Male] That's awesome. (laughs)

(gun fires)

- Little low and right.

(gun fires)

This is a fun gun to shoot.

I don't even worry about the kick at all.

I just try and get my grip right.

Go out this afternoon and have a good time.

(energetic music)

(expectant music)

Right there, walkin' to the left.

Can you see her?

I can't get the gun on her.

There it is.

(gun fires)

Put it in the front left shoulder.

She's down right over here.

This thing's awesome.

(laughing)

Oh my goodness.

Alright, shot her about 25 yards that way.

Saw her start to plow up right there

in those bushes in front of us makin' a raucous,

and I think she's right over here.

Oh, there she is.

And I plowed her front left shoulder, just like I thought.

This thing right here is a whole lot of fun,

and it is very, very efficient.

I think we did pretty good tonight.

Take her back.

I don't know if we need her for camp meat this week.

If we do, more than happy to donate.

But if not, I'm definitely more than happy

to take her home, too.

She won't go to waste.

We got little bit of a herd management in the books tonight.

Pretty good poke for me with a handgun, first time out.

I was on the board.

I was you know, one hunt in, couple hours in camp,

and I already had a doe on the ground,

hangin' meat in the cooler.

You know, really excited about the momentum I had going,

and it was time to transition (mumbling).

I had eight hunts, four full days.

So let's make a plan about going after a buck.

- [Announcer] Up next, Steve changes things up a little bit.

He puts down his handgun and grabs a Thompson/Center

T/C Venture Rifle for the next whitetail hunt.

- [Announcer] Americana Outdoors, presented by Garmin,

is brought to you by Smith and Wesson Performance Center.

Performance when it matters most.

Walker's Game Ear.

Protected, or lose it.

And by Conquest Scents.

Hunting and dog training scents.

(country music)

Welcome back to Americana Outdoors, presented by Garmin.

Well, we're at deer camp in Brackettville, Texas

with our guest Steve Nessl from Yamaha.

Now after we took a doe with a Performance/Center

Stealth Hunter, today he decided to hunt

with a Thompson/Center T/C Venture Rifle,

and headed out to the stand called Sinkhole,

looking for mature whitetail bucks.

- I haven't sat there before.

I've heard a lot about it.

You know, it's game-rich, lot of different types

of animals comin' in.

We've got walking orders that pigs are fair game,

and that's you know, a whole nother component

to my hunt this time was pigs need to go.

And we're just out there lookin',

and right away, there's pigs.

(ambient music)

(gun fires)

Was on the board.

You know, after the first night hunt with a doe,

very next morning I'm on the board with a pig.

It turns out that wouldn't be the only pig

I took that morning.

(ambient music)

(gun fires)

(country music)

So it was a good sit.

It was a lot of fun, great spot.

I mean, you're up there looking and it's gorgeous.

It's a really nice looking spot.

A lot of animals coming through.

We did have a shooter deer come through.

A shooter buck.

This one came in, and I could tell right away

he was a young deer, and he was a big deer,

but he wasn't one that we were gonna take.

I mean this was just somethin' about you know,

the aging process that I've learned,

or am still learning over time,

that I knew I had to respect.

We watched this deer walk around

for probably two and a half, three hours,

and in my mind, posing half the time.

Little frustration maybe, but at the same time

knowing the right thing to do is exactly what we were doing,

which was waitin' to find an older deer,

gettin' rid of some pigs in the meantime,

and then we're just gonna have to find a place

to go that afternoon to continue our search.

(engine roaring)

So the evening hunt on my first full day.

You know, my first full day

of looking for an older buck deer,

we go to a place called Why Here Ridge.

And I haven't been to this spot before,

and the reason we went there was because of the sun.

It was the afternoon hunt, and the sun was gonna be setting,

but there were no clouds and we wanted a spot

where we weren't gonna get blasted.

It was pretty warm.

Gorgeous spot, and shaded.

And so you're tucked in, you're camouflaged,

you're comfortable, nice tripods.

I had a good rest for the gun.

You know, everything was setup,

and then all heck broke loose.

(expectant music)

First there was a spike that came in

that didn't care we were there.

I think he knew we were there

'cause he was there while we were gettin' set up.

You know, and then his buddy the forky came in,

and then some you know, it looked three and a half year old

eights came in, and there's some does and some fawns,

and some more small bucks millin' around.

And we watched them for a couple hours.

And then, boom.

In walks this seven that was you know,

we both had at, at least four and a half.

You know, and we were again, I'm not good at the aging.

I start looking for telltale signs.

Old-looking face, you know, suede back.

You know, pooch of a belly, and just a labored gait.

You know, deer looks like it's walking a little bit.

And then an eight came in that's just,

will haunt me for a while, this deer now.

He's just super, super wide.

He had good twos.

Super small brows, but good twos,

and then crab claws out front.

But he was so wide, and such an old deer.

I knew right away this deer was old just by glancin' at him.

And I'm like, wow he could be the one.

He definitely could be the one.

And just at last light, a heavy-horned eight,

and we never got really too good a look at him.

A heavy-horned eight, really thick-horned eight,

brown chocolate antlers comes in,

and the original eight and this new guy

proceed to have the biggest battle I've ever seen in person.

(dramatic music)

At that point, for whatever reason,

whether it was the threat of well,

one of them killing the other one, or antlers breaking off,

I started to regret not taking the eight earlier.

'Cause I had ample, half-hour,

45 minutes to get a good shot.

And well no, if I'd done it, we wouldn't have seen the fight

but now wait, they're ruttin',

and they're still ruttin' pretty hard.

This guy, he may get chased off.

He may find a doe, he may break.

What did I just do?

- [Announcer] Well Steve just made a pass

on a really nice deer, so the search continues.

Find out if he can find another mature buck, coming up next.

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has been brought to you

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The game has changed.

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and by TenPoint Crossbow Technologies.

Perfection lives here.

(energetic music)

- Jeff and I hunted exclusively via the Wolverine this hunt

for a couple reasons.

One is, it's just he and I,

so having a three-seated vehicle

like the Viking wasn't gonna be necessary,

and the Wolverine, you know, being a dedicated two-seater

was gonna work fine for our purposes.

Two, it was over on the (mumbling) we were running,

so we dropped in every day.

We threw our stuff in the back of the Wolverine,

and we took off, and it just amazes me

how quickly the Wolverine can get over

some of those ranch roads in comfort.

Not that speed is necessarily a key component to a hunt,

but just to be able to get from point A to point B

with you know, if it's cold,

and you can cut the time, why not?

It's super comfortable, it's super capable.

We got into some spots where we're goin'

to the whitetail bluff, or we're goin' to whitetail ridge,

where it's rocky and it's you know,

just in four-wheel drive, that thing is plush,

and it's capable, and it's fun.

And to bring the fun into the hunt, man that doesn't suck.

So super capable vehicle.

I mean you know, it doesn't have a tilting cargo bed

or a third seat like the Viking does,

but it fit mine and Jeff's needs just fine,

and overall just a great hunt, as usual.

(slow music)

- [Announcer] After an amazing encounter

with big, mature bucks yesterday,

Steve is hoping to find more bucks today

at a different location, at the whitetail ridgeline.

- We sat on the hill and got set up,

and there was a blind in there,

and we almost got walked over the top of

by a couple of deer.

It just wasn't a good hunt, to be honest with you.

I was a horrible hunter that morning.

We got busted, and some spike decided

that we were his business and he wasn't gonna let go,

and he looked at us for 20 minutes, and it was frustrating.

Alright, it became time to make a plan

for the next evening hunt, and I wanted to go back

to the place we were the night before.

I wanted to go back and find that eight

'cause now I wanted him.

Now he was my trophy.

And we went back to the same spot that night

that we went the night before, and nothin'.

Am I ever gonna see that deer again?

And all of a sudden the rut, which can play in your favor,

is playing against me.

They're not patterned.

You basically are guessing.

And what's your best guess?

For us, it was let's go to whitetail bluff.

So we got into the bluff in the morning,

and got set up, and immediately I look down off to our left

and there is a monster.

I actually thought it was an axis deer.

And then the deer gets off to our left, and we're blocked.

The spot we picked had a bush here on purpose.

We were trying to get tucked into a spot.

We hardly saw that deer,

and by the time it came shooting light,

camera light and shooting light, he was gone.

We knew he was a 10.

We knew he was big, he looked heavy,

but we couldn't tell how old he was.

You know, we didn't know if he was an older deer or not.

And then about the time we're gettin' ready to pack it in,

a legitimate monster walks in.

A just ridiculously stud toad of a deer walks in,

and I know pretty much right away

that he's probably not on the hit list.

If he's on a list that Wade's gonna say no,

don't shoot that deer.

I look at him, and he's too cool,

and I could tell by his body and my limited aging experience

that he's a young deer, and I never even reached for my gun.

We're hoping some day he was going to be a huge,

just freak of a deer, and a you know,

memorable experience for somebody.

If not me, then somebody else.

(peaceful music)

We were gonna go back to the whitetail bluff

because we'd moved down a little bit left.

We'd taken our bush to the left

that had blocked us the night before, taken it out of play.

We moved down, we feel better about the spot we're in

on the same bluff, and we're hopin' to see that 10.

We walked up to see our spot

and there's a bunch of white things.

Four-legged white fluffy things walkin' around

down in front of us.

(upbeat music)

I hate sheep.

It's about the noise they make, I think.

We were hunting sheep pasture,

so for me to say that is pretty hypocritical.

There's a lot of good deer down there

and the sheep live there too.

What in the world is going on?

Where can we go where there's no sheep?

I want an older deer,

and I don't want to have to deal with sheep,

and I'm becoming high-maintenance.

And all I want is an older deer.

Just it could be that seven, it could be that eight.

It could be any older deer at this point.

(sheep baaing)

(slow country music)

Last hunt for me.

End of season here in Texas.

All I want's an old deer.

We're gonna go back to the place we went the first night

when we saw the eight and the seven,

and that other heavy-horned deer that followed the eight

that we all know they were pretty much all shooters.

All we need is one of 'em to come in.

So we get in super early,

and this is the same place we hunted the first night,

and all those usual suspects.

I even texted Wade, usual suspects are here.

The spike, the fork horn, the you know,

three and a half year old eights that are you know,

they're decent deer but they're nothin' to write home about

and they may get bigger.

They might be really cool.

There's some does, there's some fawns,

and they're all cruisin' around,

and there's some sparring, and there's the regular deal.

Tick-tock, man it's gettin' late.

It's four o'clock and we've been in there for three hours.

You know, and they're not comin' in,

and it's 4:30, and it's five, and it's 5:30,

and it's gettin' dark, and I'm lookin' at Jeff,

and I'm like, oh man, man, man, man.

Then it gets dark.

That's it. We're done.

I mean, it's on me.

I could've taken the first shot the first night.

I think I told Jeff that night,

and Wade actually repeated to me when I got back to camp,

don't pass on something the first day

that you take on the last, and I did, I did.

And that's you know, you roll the dice.

You're rollin' the dice.

That's why we took educated guesses in camp.

You can't pattern the deer.

I mean, Wade went out maybe two nights when I was here

'cause he was workin', doing things,

and he scored on a ridiculously gorgeous,

it happened for him on a one evening hunt.

And for me, I had four full days

and the odds were not in my favor.

But this experience right here,

in no way will dampen my desire to come back.

It's always a good time.

And even though I didn't get a buck,

definitely another successful hunt.

(energetic music)

- [Announcer] to learn more about the complete line-up

of Yamaha ATV and side-by-sides,

or find a Yamaha dealer near you,

just go to YamahaMotorSports.com.

(suspenseful music)

And thank you for watching, and we'll see you next time

on Americana Outdoors.

Americana Outdoors is a CarecoTV Production.

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Tree Hit by Lighting in Ultimate Nature Battle | We See Here - Duration: 1:28.

We See Here

We See Here

We See Here

We See Here

The Great Wilderness

We see here,

One of the most epic battles

of natures mortal combat.

If the video seems a little shaky

it is because the tree that is holding my camera is swaying with the wind.

But if you look this way you can see this tree

which has been sanped

during on of this...this battle between,

In the green corner the tree,

and in the grey corner a bolt of lightning.

You can see that,

this dark singed part of this tree as it was

blasted off in one of the fatal blows of their duel and battle.

But if you think the tree looks bad

you should really take a look at the bolt of lightning.

Indeed, he has completely vanished.

I had to say it. Catch us nex..... [camera falls]

Catch us next time as we find epic nature battles!

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Cassidy Klein Q&A for FA - Duration: 3:23.

- [Narrator] Fucking awesome.

- [Interviewer] So let me ask you a question Cassidy Klein,

one of my personal favorites, you, not the question.

Did you enjoy your first scene

shooting for fuckingawesome.com today?

- Well I haven't shot it yet or have I shot it

and this is like we're pretending?

- [Interviewer] Yes, okay.

- Just like we're pretending about my British accent.

Got it, I'm on the train now, bought my ticket.

Got a drink, a little drunk.

[Interviewer] Tell us how you got into porn.

- I got into porn through Craigslist.

[Interviewer] Of course you did, fantastic.

So cool, thanks for coming down.

- No problem. - All right, bye.

- [Interviewer] No I'm kidding, so give us, elaborate.

Please tell us.

- Okay, so I had lost my job as a nanny.

Because I was a live in nanny and the mom

just didn't need me anymore so I had to move out.

And I lost my job, so I went on Craigslist to look for jobs.

And I answered ads for anything and everything.

And then a modeling ad responded to me.

It was an adult modeling ad.

So I knew what I was getting in to.

It wasn't a scam or anything like that.

We chatted back and forth and they ended up

being my first agents in porn

and they're a legitimate agency.

I got very lucky that it wasn't anything fake.

And they were very kind to me, very nice.

And they're good people, still to this day.

- [Interviewer] Wow, that's super cool, so good experience

in the industry? - Yeah.

- [Interviewer] Have you ever had any encounters

with fans that were kind of awkward?

- Awkward fan encounters, yeah there's a few.

During the Adult Conventions like Exotica

or the AVN Convention.

Fans, they're not weird, they're just nervous.

And I can tell, I can feel their energy and I know

that they're excited but they're nervous

so they sometimes don't know if they can stand close to you,

if they can touch you, if they can even look at you.

They're just so nervous and it's really cute.

But other than that, there's never been

anything too awkward.

No one's ever tried to make out with me or something.

- [Interviewer] Well, the days still young.

(laughter)

Anyway, all right, so let me ask you another question.

What special skills do you have

outside of making amazing porn, it seems?

- Well, I did 16 years of ballet,

so I'd say I can dance like all right I guess.

I took seven years of voice lessons,

so I can sing a little bit, here and there in the shower.

- [Interviewer] Nice. (laughter)

If you could write your dream scene, what would it be?

- Oh man, I already wrote it.

It's in my phone in my notes.

I totally have every detail written down

but I can't share it because it's so good

and someone will steal it, sorry.

- [Interviewer] Can you give us

a touch of anything about it?

- It's me and two guys.

- [Interviewer] Okay, anything else?

- No. (laughter)

- [Interviewer] All right, take us out of here

with a rooster call.

(rooster call) - Bye.

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How to teach your horse to kiss - Duration: 3:39.

Kiss, yes good boy!

You want your horse to kiss you?

Then subscribe to this channel and we are going to help you.

Hi horselovers, welcome to the video.

Today we are going to talk about how to teach your horse to kiss you.

I'm going to use some snacks.

These horsesnacks are low in sugar.

Because we don't want our horses to get to much.

Good boy.

Someone else wants a kiss too.

I think we need to learn Flame a bit.

Qupido allready knows how to kiss.

But Flame does not.

So we are going to teach Flame to kiss.

Take a cookie.

Put it in your hand like this.

Let the horse smell.

That you have it.

And when they know you have it.

You put the cookie to your cheek.

Kiss, oh yes good girl!

And when they pull up their lip you give them the cookie.

So they know they are doing a good thing.

She is allready like: Hey I want more, I want more.

Practise this moreover.

Kiss, oooh good girl.

First you will notice that they are really grabbing your hand.

And when they understand what they need to do.

You give them the cookie when they are nibbeling above your finger.

So the command is getting more precise.

Oh yes, no.

That's the wrong trick, Flame.

Oh it's the wrong trick.

Oooh nooo!

What are you doing?

Oh yes, you know the trick so well.

But it's the wrong one.

She is allready getting the hang of it.

Another trick for another cookie.

Kiss, yes good!

Good girl.

Let's see how Qupido does.

Qupido, kiss!

Good boy!

Qupido allready knows the trick.

And he is in love with the food.

Like you can see.

He also knows it without the cookie.

He knows I don't have a cookie now.

Kiss, oh yes good boy.

Kiss, good boy.

Eventually when they know the trick.

You shouldn't give them cookies anymore when they do it.

But just give them the cookie after they've done it.

Otherwise they're going to look for your hands and bite in it all the time.

You don't want that.

Qupido only knows this trick for I guess... a few weeks.

We're still working on it.

It's not perfect yet.

But we will keep working on it, won't we?

Did you like this video?

Then press the like button!

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Did you like this video then press the like button!

ehhhhh, interruption, whaaaa.