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10 Vehicles in the Donald Trump Car Collection - Duration: 8:23.

10 Vehicles in the Donald Trump Car Collection

Following the lead of all billionaire playboys, Donald Trump has amassed an impressive collection

of expensive cars.

Few of these vehicles get much of a workout.

As we all know from forced Donald-watching for many years, Mr. Trump is so often chauffeured

or flown in one of his personal jets, he can have little time for driving.

So, in case he decides he wants to cull the herd a bit, it may be helpful to become familiar

with some of his stock so you can jump in with an offer.

1.

Rolls-Royce Phantom: Not a Mirage You can't expect someone who loves vehicles

as much as Donald does to be satisfied with a single Rolls-Royce.

These hand-made, British rides come in so many styles and with such variable features,

that Mr. Trump may well have a wing of his garage dedicated to housing them.

The Phantom is not a low profile car, though that has never been a problem for Donald Trump.

There is no confirmation on what color he selected for his phantom, but with 44, 000

colors available, even the demanding Mr. Trump must be satisfied.

The voice activated navigation system may, by now, be as used to the voice of The Donald

as the many viewers of The Apprentice are.

2.

2011 Chevrolet Camaro Indianapolis: Pace Car This Camaro, selected as the pace car for

the 2011 Indianapolis 500, took its color styling from its predecessor in this prestigious

event in 1969.

The dramatic orange strip bisects the car from front to back, crossing its convertible

top.

It includes a 6.8 V8 commanding an impressive 426 horses.

Twenty inch gleaming polished aluminum wheels embellish the high performance tires.

It a good thing that this Camaro comes with acoustical foam in the headliner to reduce

noise, because taking this gleaming road demon up to 426 mph could generate some impressive

interior noise.

3.

Lamborghini Diablo: A Devil of a Car If he's in the mood for less subtle elegance

and worse boy racer, he can hop into his electric blue Lamborghini Diablo.

Though a sports car, Mr. Trump can't expect to avoid a speeding ticket if he crosses the

speed limit in this car; there just aren't that many fabulous, Italian sports cars on

the roads.

Able to reach 202 mph, the Diablo has rear-wheel drive and the engine is mounted in the midpoint

of the body for added stability.

Standard features include adjustable steering wheel and seats, high tech sound system, now

classic Lamborghini scissor doors and electric windows.

We assume Mr. Trump invested in the optional custom-molded seat.

Why purchase the car if you're not going to be comfortable when you drive it?

4.

Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren A 2005 acquisition, the Mercedes-Benz SLR

cost Mr. Trump 544,000.

To avoid the fuss of traveling to Europe to pick it up, the company agreed to deliver

it to him at Trump Towers.

Inspired by low-profile race cars, the SLR features the oh-so-cool scissor doors, inset

Mercedes-Benz logo, and complex, wave-like vents.

Of course, Trump purchased the manual transmission version.

He may not drive it or anything often, but when he does he wants the full race car drive

experience.

In case he ever wants to drive his SLR on a rainy day, the car includes an advanced

breaking system.

The calipers gently skim the surfaces of the breaks; it's like having automatic windshield

wipers for your breaks!

Mercedes-Benz McLaren claims this feature is designed to maximize breaking power, but

some of us wonder if the real reason is just to keep the nasty rain off their beautiful,

custom breaking system.

5.

Cadillac Escalade What Donald Trump wants with a Cadillac Escalade

is anyone's guess.

For a man who loves speed, the 22 mph city driving is a snail, and is there any reason

to discuss the towing ability?

Is it possible that Mr. Trump every towed anything in his entire life?

Perhaps he was captivated by the word luxury in the description and didn't look at the

details, or maybe he was luxuriating in the leather seats with his hands on the wood steering

wheel before he understood that some people actually drive Escalades every day.

Either way, his Escalade has three zone cooling and heating, heated front seats for those

cooler days and heated and cooled cup holders so his coffee is never cold.

He hardly needs the cooling cup holder feature unless the ice melts in his Coke.

Donald Trump does not drink alcohol of any kind.

6.

Tesla The Tesla is another anomaly in the Trump

fleet.

This little car, powered by a farm of thousands of lithium-ion cells, is the first all-electric

car.

Though we don't know which model year Mr. Trump purchased, the newer versions of this

vehicle feature semi-autonomous navigation and parking systems.

With a fully-charged range of only 200 miles in ideal circumstances, one has to wonder

where, if ever, the millionaire, real estate mogul plans to drive his Tesla.

In this case, he can't be planning anything in his usual over-sized way.

The tiny Tesla has only two seats and will be a tight squeeze for the 6'2" Trump.

7.

Mercedes-Benz S600 Not satisfied with his current collection

of Mercedes-Benz automobiles, Mr. Trump added an S600 series to his stable.

Perhaps this was a safety purchase.

There is an S600 series featuring the ability to withstand small arms fire and some explosive

devices.

It is equipped with a self-sealing gas tank to prevent Hollywood style conflagrations

and features a state of the art alarm system.

Though most often sold to governments to protect high-ranking officials, Mr. Trump, with his

eye on the largest prize the American people have in their gift, probably purchased this

to practice for this next big role.

8.

Maybach Stocking up on his German carriages, Mr. Trump

added a Maybach recently.

This super luxury version of the S-class series, includes heat and massage seats, heated armrests,

aroma pump to gently scent the cabin air with attractive fragrance, and a 3D surround sound

system with 24 speakers.

It may take every one of this car's 603 horses to transport all that luxury and Donald Trump

in addition.

The Maybach name has since been retired, possibly due to its inability to distinguish itself

from both its parent S600 Mercedes-Benz and its closest competitors.

Uniquely, the Maybach was created based on the assumption that anyone who could afford

it would have a personal driver.

This oddity may have also contributed to its less than stellar success, even if Donald

Trump did purchase one.

9.

Ferrari Driven perhaps by his even-handed international

attitude, Donald Trump does have a Ferrari, though which model is kept under wraps.

He may have purchased it because he feel in love with the distinctive logo of a prancing

horse with the Italian colors superimposed over.

On a rare outing in his Ferrari, Mr. Trump may be additionally supporting the company

by donning appropriate corporate attire.

This does not refer to his typical $5000 power suit, but to the very successful merchandising

available and coveted by senior and novice driver alike.

Picture Mr. Trump in a Ferrari shirt, wearing Ferrari scent (the smell of money, perhaps?),

with his Ferrari sunglasses firmly in place.

10.

Rolls-Royce 1950's Silver Cloud: Classic Beauty This captivating beauty, enrobed in two tone

gray, conjures up images of black and white feature films.

In this svelte, purring wonder, you can see the icons of the big screen being chauffeured

to the academy awards, dashing from the press en route to an elopement or acting as gang

bosses, with class.

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WHAT'S UP, VINCIT CALIFORNIA? - Duration: 7:24.

- Pyry: Hi and welcome to our vlog!

As you can see, we're not in snowy, cold Helsinki,

instead we're enjoying the southern California sunshine

In this episode, we'll hear what's up with the software development company Vincit

We'll discuss how Vincit's operations here in California have kicked off,

what's the buzz in general and so on. Let's visit their office right there!

- Mikko: I'm Mikko Salokangas and I'm the technical lead here at Vincit California

I'm mostly involved in web development

My role here also includes sales work, in addition to the lead developer job

In addition, we're starting to recruit new people now,

I'm helping recruitment as a technical expert,

and finally I also work to build connections to the local tech community.

- Pyry: You moved here together with your family, right?

Considering that, on a scale of 1-5,

with 5 being the worst case possible,

how much of a hassle was the moving process?

- Mikko: It wasn't that bad, really, so I'll give it an easy 2/5

We didn't have any major problems, everything went even surprisingly well

The Irvine area where our family lives now was a good choice

It's a nice place for a family, plenty of stuff to do and so on

There's greenery and parks, everything is near

Relocating with family is always a bit of a hassle, in Finland or the US alike

- Pyry: How many people you have working here, what's your setup?

- Mikko: We have presence here in two separate locations, actually,

We've had a smaller team for a while now in Palo Alto

and we've built our Orange County team now more recently

Pretty much the whole team started at the same time

- Pyry: You said you're keeping in touch with the local developer community

What is the local community like, say, compared to Finland?

And is the OC community comparable to the Los Angeles community, for example?

- Mikko: Well, it's too early for me to compare different Californian cities with each other,

but compared to let's say Finland,

the community is pretty strong, due to the large number of developers alone

In practice, you'll find some meetup or a tech event every night if you want

So, plenty to do if you're interested

Vincit has sponsored a couple of local events,

I personally presented in one local React meetup,

Basically we're now building relationships to the community

When you start from scratch, it takes time and effort,

compared to Finland where we have an established presence

In Finland we're a household name for the dev community, we're not there yet here

- Ville: I'm Ville, Vincit's CEO here in the US

My job is to be a jack of all trades where it comes to running a company

Building up the business is one of those things

- Pyry: That brings us to the next thing,

what are your goals in the US?

Also, what made you come over here in the first place?

- Ville: Yeah. We've traditionally done things that we know well and what we really want to do

As it happened, clients and projects were both available in California,

and our people really wanted to work on them

And now we are doing it.

One example is Logitech, where we have a front-row seat in

developing future home automation systems

This kind of job probably wouldn't be available in Finland

- Pyry: Yeah, so interesting projects brought you here?

- Ville: Yes. And driven by our employees' desires.

- Pyry: Is the client the reason why you picked specifically this location?

I'm sure there were lots of locations to consider.

- Ville: We didn't actually pick this location. The company is established in Palo Alto,

We also work with Logitech there

But, as we've come to realize along the way,

if you want to hire local talent, it's way easier here in Orange County

In addition, there are dozens of Fortune 500 company headquarters here,

so interesting projects are readily available

But as I said, we operate in both locations.

- Pyry: And the distance between them is not too bad?

- Ville: About an hour, really

So they're really close, all things considered

- Pyry: So, how about your expansion plans for Vincit California?

Are you flying in people from Finland when there is project demand

or are you hiring local talent?

- Ville: I'd say something between the two.

We'll see how it plays out since you really can't

plan everything ahead very well when setting up a new company

Now we do things we feel are right and learn as we go ahead

- Pyry: Now that you've been here for a while,

can you evaluate how it's been overall

have things been as you expected?

- Ville: Pretty much.

Just like we expected, there's been plenty of surprises along the way

And we have learned quite a bit

But, we've managed to get our people here and productive in their projects,

and we've had the opportunity to pick the projects we want to do

Sales is very different from Finland but it's doing fine,

we have to do lots and lots of outbound sales as we are not well known yet

But overall, the reception has been really good,

and things look promising at the moment.

- Pyry: It was really exciting to hear about Vincit California

I'm now headed back to our apartment here,

so it's time to call it a vlog

If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up or leave a comment

And don't forget to subscribe

See you again - bye!

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Explore Spain with Enforex! - SEVILLA - Duration: 1:46.

Hi!

Today we are going to talk about

one of our favorite destinations…

Seville!

A big city with a lot to see,

which is why we are asking you:

What is Seville for you?

Seville?

Well, for me it's Sevillanas and Flamenco…

¡Olé!

…it is tapas and ham.

Well, Seville is that…

It's true…

But it's also a lot more!

If you like to ride bikes

you should know that in Seville

there are more than 160 km (100 mi) of bike lanes.

What's more, city hall rents out bikes at a great price.

Do you know that Sevilla has its own Soho?

A bohemian and modern neighborhood

where you can find

exclusive and artesian shops,

places to order good beer…

By the way, speaking of beer,

in Sevilla don't order a "caña".

Simply order "una cervecita".

This is something typical that is commonly overlooked.

like other typical places

that few people know about.

The Giralda and the Gold Tower are great

but do you know that you can see a lot of nature in Seville?

Barely one hour by car

is the Sierra Norte de Sevilla,

a perfect place to go hiking

and for great views!

So, now you know

"Seville has a special color".

That's what the song says.

And there are many more things you can enjoy!

See you later!

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Best Movies 2017 - Top 5 Upcoming Movies 2017 - Duration: 4:56.

ok so in this video I'm going to

talk about my top five movies that

i'm looking forward to in 2017 and I'm just gonna

do this really quickly - so it's just

my short five in 5 minutes! The first

is La La Land this is coming i

think in january in the UK starring ryan

gosling and emma stone it's directed by

Damien Chazelle who did whiplash

which is one of the films i've

likeed the most of the last

number of years and la la land looks like

it's going to be kind of like an homage

to the great MGM musicals of the

forties and fifties which I'm a huge fan

of, so I'm really interested to see

how they're going to reinvent this for

a contemporary audience

the two stars are I really like also!

So I'm just really excited about that one!

Next up is a film called moonlight

This film has been just

doing really well on the festival

circuit and it has been just lauded as

this incredible story about i think

a young black boy in Miami growing up in

the kind of like journey and that he

embraces while on his kind of teenage

years and so really looking forward to

that supposed to be excellent and I

think that is actually ocean sometime in

in in January as well and first of all

is a film which is definitely not

anywhere near as serious services you

have the beast and the live-action

version of beauty and the beast and this

is falling into the kind of em current

trend in in disney to do a catalog of

live-action versions of their most

popular and animation films and and so

we saw lots jungle book this year we saw

center last year and its starting and

watson who

children as an actress but let's see and

john stevens who is going to last seen

widely there has been a lot of stuff yd

seen by an audience's indent and happy

and so definitely went through periods

like the most patient person for leaving

Downton and forcing and the the makers

to have to abandon his character and but

anyway and so terrible starring in this

as Belle and the Beast and it's directed

by Bill Condon i think his name is Who

am has kind of a casual up doing

musicals so I think he did like

dreamgirls maybe and am beauty and the

beast is definitely in my top three

favorites and Disney films if not

inching into number one and i just love

all the M music English and Gaston and

all the funny little characters that

live in the house air so I'm really

excited about this and the traders do

look really really good so I can't wait

for that just even just visually I think

it's going to be lovely and next up

another visual explosion is and lego

batman which I have been looking forward

to for a really really long time and I

absolutely cannot wish to see it and

Batman was one of the like standard

stars in the lego movie and brilliantly

voiced by with our Nash and they haven't

got an incredible cast of our voices for

this one like I think Ralph Fiennes is

doing Alfred and that about the office

whatever his name this is doing and is

doing the Joker and and it just looks

really goes I just kind of way fresh and

finally they're not manage until next

summer or next

awesome so have to wait with bated

breath and is Dunkirk which is

definitely the film i'm looking forward

to the most and hands down and internet

2017 and so it is obviously the story of

Dunkirk and

and it's got an incredible cast mark

wright and academia Murphy tom hardy and

all be directed by christopher nolan who

is this one of the most incredible

director is one of my favorites and I

just looks stunning looks really amazing

the trader image and sometime in

december it just looks phenomenal

so really really excited about that and

high hopes for and for its quality and

so those are my movies out of important

the most i'll make sure that I review

all of them and and thank you for

listening to this video please subscribe

to my channel and you'll also find out

the movie review essays on my website so

make sure to check that so thanks for

listening I hope I music

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Indian Street Party in Madurai - India - Duration: 2:26.

So we kind of found this ...

Ritual (?)

And they let us in, I don't know...

We don't really know very well what's happening

But there is music

and it looks like they are doing some sort of ''Ritual'' over there

it's very colourful

I think we are more of an attraction than...

whatever they are doing there

that was cool!

Look at that!

Beautiful!

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2017 Reading Goals (+ 2016 Goals Check-In) - Duration: 7:00.

Hey guys. It's Trina and today I'm

bringing you my 2016 reading goals check

in as well as my new reading goals for

2017. At the beginning of last year I did

set 10 goals for myself and just a few

months into the year I realized that

some of them weren't going to work out

the way that I wanted or I had already

lost interest in some of them. So in the

middle of 2016 I actually reevaluated

those goals that I had set for myself

and I came out of that reevaluation with

a new total of 8 goals. I did do

a video for both the original setting of

the goals and the mid-year check-in and

re-evaluation so since I've already done

two videos explaining why I set those

particular goals for myself I'm not

going to rehash the reasons, I'm just

going to quickly show you my check in

with last year's goals.

[music only]

As you can see I completed five out

of the eight goals that I set for myself

last year and I am perfectly ok with that.

However you may feel about setting goals

or not setting goals for yourself for

whatever reasons, personally I really

enjoy doing that. I find that they do

motivate me and kind of give me a little

bit of direction. However, I never beat

myself up if I don't complete everything

that I set out for myself. Now let's talk

about the new goals and I want to set for myself this year.

Number one: I want to read more adult books this year. I

have absolutely nothing against YA, you guys

know I love YA books. I get a lot of

depth and meaning out of them so this

isn't that I want to read more adult

books because I'm tired of YA. It's not like

that. It's just a fact that I have

always read both adult and YA books

and I noticed that in 2016 I read fewer

adult books than ever and I don't know

really how I feel about that because I

don't want to be ignoring that age

demographic completely so I just want to

this year read more adult books than I did last year.

My second goal is that I

want to read more own voices books. Now

if you aren't familiar with what own

voices means this is referring to a book

that is about a main character that has

the same type of identity as the author.

So for example if a black author writes

about a black main character that is

own voices. Last year the majority of

the books I read were diverse, they did

feature a main character that was a

diverse race, or sexuality, or mental or

physical disability.

However, not even half of the diverse

books that I read last year were

actually own voices so this year I just

want to support own voices more because

it is something that I am interested in supporting.

I also want to read more

debuts this year. I think it's really

cool to be able to say like I read their

first book and I still like them five

books later because I've had a few

authors that that's been my experience

with. Last year I didn't quite meet

my goal of wanting to have read eight

debuts. I read seven and then DNFed

the 8th one so I'm not going to count it

because technically I look at the number

7 and I think why wasn't that number 12?

So this year I still want to focus on

reading debuts and hopefully at the

end of this year I'll end up with a

number that I feel better about.

The next goal is that I want to read around the world more.

What I mean by this is that the

majority of the books that I read are

set in the US or the UK. I do want to

read outside of just like this one world

?outlook, you know what I mean

So last year I did track my reading

locations, where all the books that I

read we're set.

I didn't have very many set in Australia.

I read one book that was barely set in

South America - that is a continent that I

have never really read anything set in

before. I've very rarely read books set in

Africa. I've never read anything set in

Antarctica although I know there are

books that are set there. And along with

this goal, not only do I want to read

books that are set in more of a variety

of locations, I also want to read books

by authors from those locations, not

necessarily exclusively, but that is also

something that I want to look at in

terms of this goal. And I would really

appreciate it if you guys had any book

recommendations set in any of those

locations to share with me down in the comments.

I also want to read more books

that my friends are recommending to me.

Last year what I did was I asked 10

friends and booktubers to recommend a

specific book to me and I found that

very difficult to do because when I'm

faced with, 'hey you should read this

exact book,' and then when I'm not in the

mood for that book or like my attention

is being diverted to all the new

releases and the things that I'm

currently getting hyped up about, I'm

just not gonna pick up a specific book.

Like that's not something that works for me.

So this year, instead of asking for

specific recommendations I just want to

pay more attention to the books that

people are recommending in like their

monthly recommendations or in their top

favorite books of last year. Like, people

who I talk to a lot, I really want to

make sure that if they're reading books

that I am recommending, I want to read a

book that they're recommending as well

so we can talk about them more. So I do

want to be better at reading books that

my friends highly recommend.

And my final reading goal for 2017 is that I want to

read my own books. This is the same

goal that I had last year, and what I mean

by this is that I want to read the books

that I personally own and have not read

yet. My number of unread books that I own

is 12. That is one of the lower numbers I

hear of on booktube but the reason for

that is because like the majority of the

books that I read are from the library. I

don't buy books that often until like

after I've read them and know that I like them.

But sometimes I do buy a book because

I'm looking forward to it and then I

kind of get distracted by something else,

or I'm sent books or given books as

gifts, so I want to show you guys the

twelve books this year that I own,

haven't read, and want to read by the end of 2017.

I have life and death by Stephanie Meyer.

The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness.

Books two and three in The Darkest Minds trilogy by Alexandra Bracken.

I have Wild Swans and A Tyranny of Petticoats by

Jessica Spotswood, who is one of my favorite

authors but I still for whatever reason

have not read these books.

I have The Near Witch, A Gathering of Shadows, and

This Savage Song all by Victoria Schwab

who is one of my favorite authors that I

am also very very behind on.

The Midnight Star by Marie Lu.

Our Chemical Hearts by Krystal Sutherland.

And finally, Kids of Appetite by David Arnold.

It's just 12 books so I know that I can do it.

My problem is not being distracted by

like all the new releases and all the

things that people are currently talking

about because that's the only reason why

these have been on my shelf for so long already.

That's it for my goals for this year.

Please let me know in the comments if

you're setting any reading goals for

yourself. I'd love to know what a couple

of those are. Happy 2017 everybody! I'm

looking forward to another year on my

channel. Thank you guys so much for

watching and for all of your support and

I will see you guys in the comments. Bye!

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