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The AC Milan ace has bene linked with a move to Liverpool.

Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp has earned many plaudits for the manner in which he has gone

about his business during his time in charge at Anfield,

but he still has a lot of work to do in the summer.

The Reds sold Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona in January, for a fee believed to be worth

in the region of £145 million,

and the Brazilian has left a gaping hole behind him on Merseyside.

Quite who Klopp will bring in to replace Coutinho remains to be seen,

but Italian media outlet Calcio Mercato claim that AC Milan forward Suso features highly

on the German's wish-list.

They claim that the 24-year-old has a £35.7 million release clause inserted into his current

contract with the Italian giants.

The Spaniard spent three years at Anfield from 2012-2015, but made just 21 appearances

for the Reds,

and although his game has undoubtedly evolved since then, there are still questions marks

regarding whether he possesses the necessary attributes to succeed in England.

Suso is predominantly a right winger, but can operate anywhere along the front line.

His stats during his time at the San Siro are not the most impressive, though.

In 81 appearances for Milan, he has chipped in with 15 goals and 23 assists - hardly world-beating

figures.

If Klopp is to adequately replace Coutinho, he needs to sign someone with far greater

productivity in the final third than Suso has shown over the past few years.

Whilst £35.7 million for the Spain international would represent decent value in today's market,

Liverpool should show more ambition in the summer,

and bring in a bigger name who will get the fans excited, whilst making a statement to

the rest of Europe in

the process.

For more infomation >> Is AC Milan star Suso actually good enough for Liverpool FC ? ● News Now - transfer ● #LFC - Duration: 2:32.

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Is the Premier VIP $15,000 Ticket To 10X Growth Con 2 Worth It? - Duration: 16:06.

we made it we made it we made it it's real 10x bitch excited are you gonna say

anything besides 10x mandolin Moreau 6135 that's us right there we go here we

go here we go it is do be double doors dog whoa this is three dick

what dog there's the Luxor there's the strip wow so pretty made it

down you're looking good you're looking good I'm looking if you're looking good

roaming the streets of Vegas running to my boy

look at this dude running into a bunch of people why are you here hey you said

it the main tomorrow

Oh

waking up to a view like this every morning we do good thing I went to sleep

with my suit on ready to go check out this joint Oh in the daytime

dang Daniel

look at all these 10 Xers drop your breath

holy shit this place is big

whoa

Oh

you got too much information and not enough action are you committed are you

committed

anybody in this room for you to walk away in the next four years and not be

worth at least 1 million dollars you're lazy yep yep you're Lindsay

newest billionaire into the Tennis Club mr. Davi che you know this is a guy

right here that when you talk about thinking big I mean he fully embodies it

I mean there's no lip depth of the planet Earth has no boundary mr. moon

shot yeah for the rest of you that don't know who I am my name is Bradley they

they call me the real Bradley but not because what you think

just because

what's your name about how do you feel about your this whole nobody is going to

go through disappointment

thank you very much this is amazing

a lot of people I walk by in the hallway you share it you lock eyes and they know

what's coming next they know the next thing is that this is

the only place I go where there are like-minded people

the riders

by one two three

a three dog

welcome Tigran

welcome Tigran welcome to the hood this the streets out here mr. Street I'm from

the projects I grew up from the projects in California and I made it to the

project's Las Vegas

there's a wall raise your hand all the way all the way on top all the way

fitting right there

crazy crazy it's been little Oh Park super lame Elena comes on next bascomb

in thickness knee and exhale a - let's do it man

today because I want you to have massive success in your relationships and in

your business and I'm going to make relationships cool to talk to you about

today I want to talk to you about purpose same page and know your mold

that's putting your money where your mouth what does he always say I don't

you do you do your steaks a lot more valuable

okay you and applicants thought that money was the bar really cleared up this

family's most apart right but look happy until your tendons you

know have money and how do you get money if you don't get attention

this is Chris right there Chris root this dude sponsored the event right

right 10x and Joe doesn't watch my videos that

is the vlog man that was a fun trip super fun I enjoyed it G you killed it

again Dawg you came down from the ceiling like how much cooler can I get

you know what I mean you came down from a ceiling dropped

dropped it low and then Flo Rida played dope trip met some of the coolest people

Izzy Rob my boy my Irish friends dude my

Irish friends Joe come on Chris rude his wife dope people awesome people man

there are so many so many awesome people the best part was sitting in front row

he's like well that was an expensive ticket PE that was an expensive buy and

man I agree with you it is an expensive buy was it worth it hmm I got to sit in

front row with people around me that are doing 10 million 15 million some are

doing a hundred million dollars a year some have billion-dollar companies and

I'm sitting there a little landscaping boy little I'll install some pavers boy

in front row chilling around all these big fish I was the smallest fish in the

biggest pond that means I have a lot of room to grow the next goal is to beat on

stage the next goal is to beat on stage right now down on my goals every day be

on stage be on stage be on stage if you didn't go go man I'll be given some

prizes where right now from the last video let's do it the winners from the

last video Victor Hernandez you my brother get a program hit me up

and I'm just gonna pick a random one random comment right here decals looked

clean you get a program dog and we'll do another one just because right here

Fabien Melendez there you go bro I won't be giving away hoodies and two

more programs in the next video I'm literally gonna be picking one the

person who has the most likes to the person has the best story

give me that 10x inspirational story and three just a random comment and I'm

gonna be picking away one person to give a hoodie to go gang check out the back

dog it says success matters you know what matters I know it matters if you're

ready to blow up let's blow together spam it out comment 10x next video I

start picking

For more infomation >> Is the Premier VIP $15,000 Ticket To 10X Growth Con 2 Worth It? - Duration: 16:06.

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Watch Zendaya Present Keala Settle's Performance of 'This Is Me' at the 2018 Oscars - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> Watch Zendaya Present Keala Settle's Performance of 'This Is Me' at the 2018 Oscars - Duration: 0:56.

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How Tiffany Haddish's 2018 Oscars Gown Is Inspired by Her Late Father - Duration: 1:24.

How Tiffany Haddish's 2018 Oscars Gown Is Inspired by Her Late Father

  Theres a special meaning behind Tiffany Haddishs 2018 Oscars look.  The Girls Trip star told E!s Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet that the traditional African gown is a nod to her Eritrean heritage, where her late father was from.

Reflecting on her whirlwind year, Haddish shared, There have been really awesome, really great times and some bad times. My father passed away this year and hes from Eritrea. She recalled him telling her, 'One day youre going to end up at the Oscars and when you go, you have to honor your people. So Im wearing an Eritrean, authentic princess dress.

And Im PROUD of it.  What a tribute! .

Heartwarming dedication aside, Haddish is most certainly ready to have the time of her life at her very first Academy Awards.  The lovable comedienne said shes most looking forward to meeting Meryl Streep and asking her to be my mama, adding, Im looking forward to having drinks with Whoopi Goldberg.

Im looking forward to doing the Nae, Nae with everybody, and Im definitely looking forward to presenting an Oscar.  The night has only just begun, and something tells us Tiffany every A-lister inside the Dolby Theater will have a new BFF by the curtain call. .

Be sure to watch E!s After Party: The 2018 Academy Awards special at 11:30 p.m. PT!.

For more infomation >> How Tiffany Haddish's 2018 Oscars Gown Is Inspired by Her Late Father - Duration: 1:24.

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How Electron is using blockchain to disrupt the energy sector - Duration: 7:33.

Okay, I'm Jon Ferris, strategy director at electron and we develop blockchain

systems for the energy factor. Yes the energy sector is facing a lot of

transformation whether it's decarbonisation decentralization as

generation moves towards a consumer and digitization and there's a growing need

for coordination and collaboration among the various parties. We are looking to

apply blockchain to the underlying problems of the data that needs to be

shared amongst those parties in order to create a platform that will

allow innovation over the next 10, 20 years

as the industry evolves. Okay, and so what problems is it that you're solving that

haven't yet been solved?

Well we've got two main projects looking at two

different problems one is just the sharing of data

no one knows no one has a complete end-to-end view of what's connected to

the grid which might sound absurd but the way though that the grid is has

been sectioned off into different parts there's good visibility

in one area of large scale generation distribution companies are finding it

more challenging to understand what's connected to their networks because 5-10

years ago it was dominated by fairly homogenous consumption particularly at

the residential level. Now there's more and more generation that's going in on

the distribution networks behind the meter. There are assets behind the meter

that are controllable and a lot of the data around these assets is being held

in silos; is being duplicated in ways that that, that you don't have visibility

and people are trying to operate in balance network don't have visibility of

the capabilities of the assets connected to the network so

one project we're working on is a platform where the owners of that data

can share it. They're incentivized in a way that doesn't happen today to make

sure it's accurate and they're incentivized to share and are

rewarded for sharing our data the other platform that we're working on is

flexibility trading. At the moment the way the industry has developed the

wholesale market is traded on the transmission network where generation

used to dominate. The forecasts are that over the next five

years the majority of generation could be on the distribution network much

closer to the consumer and yet there's no platform there's no market

that allows the consumers to actively engage with with the wholesale markets

and bring flexibility. And that's needed because the increasing levels of

renewable generation and the closure of the fossil fuel power stations that

bring flexibility from the generation side are disappearing in order to

decarbonize the network. Flexibility has to come from somewhere and consumers can

bring that flexibility if there is a pathway for them to do so. So we're

developing a flexibility trading platform with a consortium of some very

large and very small energy players which is one of the the great attributes

of a blockchain based platform but it's not dominated it's not owned by one

large central party it's not dominated by the largest it brings this ecosystem

together and that can enable the demand side and consumers to bring flexibility

to help balance the networks and to help integrate increasing levels of renewable

generation on the grid. So you said that decentralization is a key part of why using blockchain systems is useful. Are there any

other reasons why this is a better way to do it than what exists currently?

It's a method that mirrors what's happening at the underlying physical

level that we are seeing decentralization of on the physical

worlds. So a decentralized digital layer matches that in a way that the

decentralization of the assets is very difficult to coordinate from a from

a centrally controlled top-down approach which has historically been being the

way the industries run. So we definitely see a opportunity to to a mirror both

the physical and the digital worlds to help balance the system at different

levels so whether it's behind the meter at a local level and all of that

requires coordination and collaboration and and it can't happen when you have a

central incumbent counterparty that it is potentially going to hold back

innovation. The industry is developing in in ways that no one can foresee in the

last 5-10 years it's changed beyond all recognition and that's going to continue

so we need an environment where innovation can can take place

where innovators are free to experiment and in in traded markets liquidity will

go to to the best products and whatever they are and anyone who thinks they know

what the industry is going to look like in five years time is probably going

to see a few surprises. And what stage you are at? At the moment we've developed

proof-of-concept platforms we're hosting a hackathon shortly where we've got

great interest from across the industry whether its suppliers generators

software developers service providers metering companies that are going to

come and interact with our asset registration platform and we see that as

being one of the first steps of engaging and educating the industry around what

they can do with with an open platform that isn't currently possible

the way the industry is currently structured. Why not? Because the open platform and

open standards enables the data to be shared amongst parties they can bring

their data and can open it up to other parties and and find ways to monetize

that data in in ways that wouldn't be possible if they held it in their own

silos. And obviously the energy sector and ownership of data are both really hot

topics at the moment. Are you seeing any resistance to what you're trying to do? We

see some questions. There's certainly a lot of a concern about data privacy

and how the data can be used: who can own that data but again we see a

blockchain based platform as being one of the solutions and and in the long

term an asset register that works across different industries can change the way

the industries are regulated from a vertical industry basis to the consumer

owning their data, having control over their data and perhaps a move towards a

more a more horizontal form of regulation where that the retail side is

regulated across industries the consumer data side is regulated and it's a

way to change the way we think about data and for the consumer.

For more infomation >> How Electron is using blockchain to disrupt the energy sector - Duration: 7:33.

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Sun is out, kites are up, spirits are high: 2018 ABC Kite Fest - Duration: 0:30.

For more infomation >> Sun is out, kites are up, spirits are high: 2018 ABC Kite Fest - Duration: 0:30.

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What is a 33 day sale? - Duration: 5:27.

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00:10 Darin Butcher: Hi, I'm Darin Butcher from Wiseberry Heritage Real Estate and a

commonly asked question is: What is a 33 day sale?

I know this is going to educate the public, but I also know the agents also are gonna

be educated by it, and that's a great thing.

33 Day Sale is something designed by myself, but it was actually used off a method that

was called Set Sale from David Pilling down in...

I went down to Melbourne, around about 20 years ago, to prove his price ranging wrong.

Price ranging is where there's two prices on the property and I thought it was unethical,

it was misleading, it was not gonna get the right result, all those things that all the

agents talk about.

But there again, for the last 19-20 years we've been using it.

And that's funny, for all those baggers that are out there, all of them now offer you that

service because it is such a good service.

00:54 DB: Understand that experience in that system is very, very important for a 33 day

sale, 'cause you're gonna put a price guide on the property, and the idea is that buyers

look for a bargain price, there's a market price, and then there's a dream price.

And every owner wants a dream price, every buyer wants a bargain price.

Let's introduce them to the property, let's talk price secondary, but let's get them to

see the property and what it's worth.

How do they know you've got the pool out the back or the granny flat?

How do they know your block is 600 or 700 or 800 meters squared?

They don't know these things.

They're important facts that they need to learn about the property, but you can't sell

the sausage without the sizzle.

Let's get them to look have a look at the property, let's get them to see the important

points about the property, and let's talk price and circumstances secondary.

01:32 DB: Now, circumstances are very important in real estate, so I wanna teach you that

first.

And the idea is that if somebody's interested in a property, they might want it in a four

week settlement and six weeks might suit you, so they should have to pay a different price

to if they'd suited your circumstances.

Now a classic example on a user that's over the top, but if I was to offer you another

a $500,000 for your property, but ask you to wait another 10 years for that, would you

do it?

Now I know it's far-fetched and some people will say, "Yes," and some people will say,

"No," but the idea behind it is this: That you've got to look at the market and go, "One

size does not fit all."

We've gotta look at the market and say, "Okay, we've got a buyer that wants a quicker sale.

We've got one that wants a slower sale.

We've got one that needs to sell a property.

We've got one that needs to get financed."

And they all should be treated differently.

Why should a cash buyer and a person that wants you to wait 12 months be playing on

the same level playing field?

Why have a fixed price?

Or why actually take it to auction where they can have only have a six week settlement,

and a 12 month person that might pay you $50,000 or $100,000 more is out of the question?

02:30 DB: I'm a licensed auctioneer and as a licensed auctioneer, I still don't advise

that that's the best method some of the times.

A 33 day sale works in all occasions for all properties.

And the beauty is that we set an appropriate price range based around the bargain, the

market price, and the dream price.

We then market the property aggressively over the 33 day period.

You can sell the property from day one and that's the advantage of the property, or you

can wait all the way to 33 days, but the idea is let's see all buyers and make them compete

against each other.

Not just the ones that have got cash today.

The best way to do that is invite everybody in.

Now, there's two ways to buy a 33 day sale.

The first one is on on a multiple offer form.

The buyers, the best way they can do it, is the sooner they actually get to the property,

the sooner they actually look at it, the better they can get a property without the more competition.

From our point of view, it's from an owner's perspective, they can get a buyer in the door

that is emotional about the property and will connect with price at a lot higher if they

get in there early and they wanna be the competition.

It's a win-win for both parties.

The idea is though they can come in, put down their highest and best price on a form, they

can tell us their circumstances or situation, or if they're flexible to suit you then we

work around it for you.

It's a great situation.

03:37 DB: Now also, there's a second way to buy a 33 day sale and that's called registration

of interest.

You tick a registration of interest form and say, "I would like to hear if a deal is going

to happen on this property."

Now, why would a buyer register an interest?

And it's quite simple.

A buyer would register interest for this exact reason.

They would actually see that they might have circumstances that happen.

They might need to sell a property, they might need to look at more properties, they might

need to show family and friends, they might need finance bridging finance, they might

need to do pest reports, building reports, valuations.

There's many show stoppers that stop a person saying yes on the spot.

What I'd like to do is make sure that we know that we've got every cent out of them as well

as cashed up buyers when we're negotiating.

04:16 DB: When a buyer makes a offer that an owner's willing to accept, we go back to

the registered interest and give them an opportunity to still secure the property.

We don't disclose price.

We would never do that and give you an unfair advantage on your competition, nor would we

do it back the opposite way.

But what we do do is tell them that there is looking like there's going to be a deal

and we're asking them to put their best price forward.

From an owner's perspective, it's quite simple: You're getting to see 100% of the market and

100% of the people that have potential to love your property.

Not just like an auction, unless you're ready with 10% and six weeks settlement, that you're

the only one that's able to negotiate on auction day.

04:49 DB: It's just a different way of doing things.

Realestate.com did a seminar going back a back a few years ago and they said 66% of

buyers on the coast, and it was called Click the Seller Seminar.

66% of buyers actually will not negotiate with a property without a price, without a

guide.

Now, I'm just trying to give you a bit of an idea, but I don't lose two thirds of your

buyers.

I don't know what your thoughts are, but I'm Darin Butcher from Wiseberry Heritage Real

Estate.

I hope this tells you a little bit more about 33 day sales and I look forward to explaining

a little bit further in your living room in the not-too-distant distant future.

I'm Darin Butcher, signing out.

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