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Mark Smith Photography

32,668 просмотров • 1 год назад

"Come on.. you can't be that dumb", Kerry Roberts proclaims as she attempts to explain how silly it sounds for the cocktail glass to have been found by John O'Keefe. You're right Kerry, it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous to think the same hand that supposedly received a direct hit with an SUV (that had received no injuries from this very hit) somehow managed to grasp this cocktail glass as it broke. This same body then did a spin, with the broken glass in hand, got launched 10 feet, and said glass landed right next to the body. Or does it make more sense that a body holding a cocktail glass received a strike on the back of the head and the glass broke as the hand released the grip on the glass as the body fell. This wouldn't be the first murder where evidence was placed to look staged. Riddle me this Kerry... Is this why, til this very day, the entirety of the glass has never been found? Is this why the glass on the bumper did not match? Or the majority of the glass at the scene did not match? Where's the rest of the glass, Kerry?
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"Come on.. you can't be that dumb", Kerry Roberts proclaims as she attempts to explain how silly it sounds for the cocktail glass to have been found by John O'Keefe. You're right Kerry, it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous to think the same hand that supposedly received a direct hit with an SUV (that had received no injuries from this very hit) somehow managed to grasp this cocktail glass as it broke. This same body then did a spin, with the broken glass in hand, got launched 10 feet, and said glass landed right next to the body. Or does it make more sense that a body holding a cocktail glass received a strike on the back of the head and the glass broke as the hand released the grip on the glass as the body fell. This wouldn't be the first murder where evidence was placed to look staged. Riddle me this Kerry... Is this why, til this very day, the entirety of the glass has never been found? Is this why the glass on the bumper did not match? Or the majority of the glass at the scene did not match? Where's the rest of the glass, Kerry?

BoozeyBeauty

39,510 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS I declare that as you go to bed, you’ll see a script that unfolds ten years in the name of Jesus Christ! You’ll see the script of your destiny and supernatural solutions. God will show you what to do, receive it in Jesus’ name! I declare that you will open the Bible and the Spirit of truth will take you to the exact point that carries your answers, in the name of Jesus Christ! I declare that the witness of the Holy Spirit will help you know that you are in the right place and help you to make the right decisions, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree over you that you will not be a victim of negative prophecies. Any prophetic word that is accurate and will move you forward, I declare that you experience it with clarity of understanding, in the name of Jesus Christ! I declare that God will lead you to a message, book or article, or resource that has the answer or solution to your challenges, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree and declare that as God is speaking to you, may He speak to your helper, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree and declare that every deceptive speaking that came to you as a strategy may that strategy be deleted from your spirit, mind, and consciousness in the name of Jesus Christ! Declare: I go forward! I manifest dominion by the Spirit of God, in the name of Jesus Christ! #PropheticDeclarations #ApostleJoshuaSelman #TheHiddenWisdomOfGod #AccessingSupernaturalSolutions #KoinoniaAbuja #KoinoniaGlobal
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PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS I declare that as you go to bed, you’ll see a script that unfolds ten years in the name of Jesus Christ! You’ll see the script of your destiny and supernatural solutions. God will show you what to do, receive it in Jesus’ name! I declare that you will open the Bible and the Spirit of truth will take you to the exact point that carries your answers, in the name of Jesus Christ! I declare that the witness of the Holy Spirit will help you know that you are in the right place and help you to make the right decisions, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree over you that you will not be a victim of negative prophecies. Any prophetic word that is accurate and will move you forward, I declare that you experience it with clarity of understanding, in the name of Jesus Christ! I declare that God will lead you to a message, book or article, or resource that has the answer or solution to your challenges, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree and declare that as God is speaking to you, may He speak to your helper, in the name of Jesus Christ! I decree and declare that every deceptive speaking that came to you as a strategy may that strategy be deleted from your spirit, mind, and consciousness in the name of Jesus Christ! Declare: I go forward! I manifest dominion by the Spirit of God, in the name of Jesus Christ! #PropheticDeclarations #ApostleJoshuaSelman #TheHiddenWisdomOfGod #AccessingSupernaturalSolutions #KoinoniaAbuja #KoinoniaGlobal

Koinonia Global

37,959 просмотров • 1 год назад

As the new waive of interns come in, I want to wish everyone the best and to tell you to work as hard as you can and always feel so lucky to be at the greatest company in the world. Five years ago was the greatest day of my life, and today I still feel the exact same everyday. There are too many unbelievable memories from over the years, but this one always pops up on my favorites loop and every time I rewatch it I remember how beyond lucky and fulfilled that guy felt that day. Welcome to the Pirate Ship 🏴‍☠️ #Viva
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As the new waive of interns come in, I want to wish everyone the best and to tell you to work as hard as you can and always feel so lucky to be at the greatest company in the world. Five years ago was the greatest day of my life, and today I still feel the exact same everyday. There are too many unbelievable memories from over the years, but this one always pops up on my favorites loop and every time I rewatch it I remember how beyond lucky and fulfilled that guy felt that day. Welcome to the Pirate Ship 🏴‍☠️ #Viva

Nick Fasoli

276,658 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Video of my first drive impressions of the Tesla Model Y L Premium Long Wheelbase. It has adaptive damping that noticeably improves ride comfort on bad roads versus the shorter Model Y Premium (LA is a great place to test this lol). While the new Model Y Performance also has adaptive damping, that is tuned more for sportiness. The Y L dampening is tuned for comfort, and even on the 20" Uberhelix wheels, it soaks up the bumps really well. The Model Y L also benefits from updates to Tesla's adaptive system controls, which improve the accuracy and latency of their actuator control. The Model Y L doesn't feel all that noticeably larger than the Model Y while driving it, but what is immediately noticeable is the improved rear view out the back window from the review mirror. Due to the shape of the glass and the rear, you get a taller, more expansive view. It's very quiet in every row, and the Y L even features improvements in this area versus the current Model Y. There is a new "Rear Comfort" setting that is exclusive to the Model Y L. Basically what that does is it prioritizes ride comfort for second and third rows over optimal steering and handling and first row comfort. My wife said it was her favorite second-row experience of any Tesla she's ever been in (which is all of them). The Model Y L just feels really refined overall. The driving dynamics, sound dampening, suspension, FSD, etc, it all just feels really dialed in, and I think when you test drive it, you will agree. As for FSD, I got to try FSD V14.3.7, and it's as you'd expect: amazing. I'm going to post a couple separate dedicated FSD videos later today.
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Video of my first drive impressions of the Tesla Model Y L Premium Long Wheelbase. It has adaptive damping that noticeably improves ride comfort on bad roads versus the shorter Model Y Premium (LA is a great place to test this lol). While the new Model Y Performance also has adaptive damping, that is tuned more for sportiness. The Y L dampening is tuned for comfort, and even on the 20" Uberhelix wheels, it soaks up the bumps really well. The Model Y L also benefits from updates to Tesla's adaptive system controls, which improve the accuracy and latency of their actuator control. The Model Y L doesn't feel all that noticeably larger than the Model Y while driving it, but what is immediately noticeable is the improved rear view out the back window from the review mirror. Due to the shape of the glass and the rear, you get a taller, more expansive view. It's very quiet in every row, and the Y L even features improvements in this area versus the current Model Y. There is a new "Rear Comfort" setting that is exclusive to the Model Y L. Basically what that does is it prioritizes ride comfort for second and third rows over optimal steering and handling and first row comfort. My wife said it was her favorite second-row experience of any Tesla she's ever been in (which is all of them). The Model Y L just feels really refined overall. The driving dynamics, sound dampening, suspension, FSD, etc, it all just feels really dialed in, and I think when you test drive it, you will agree. As for FSD, I got to try FSD V14.3.7, and it's as you'd expect: amazing. I'm going to post a couple separate dedicated FSD videos later today.

Sawyer Merritt

121,068 просмотров • 5 дней назад