Thứ Tư, 3 tháng 5, 2017

Waching daily May 3 2017

EMILY: Hi, I'm Emily from Marketing, and today I'm reviewing the Samshield IconPack.

What first attracted me to this bag was how chic and stylish looking it is.

But why I fell in love with it is because it was truly designed with a rider in mind

and it's absolutely packed with features.

The material looks just like leather, but it's actually a coated 1200D polyester.

So it's incredibly durable.

It's totally fine to be out in a rainstorm with this backpack.

Not going to seep through to your belongings.

It has great padding on the back, as well as the shoulder straps, which are adjustable.

So it's incredibly comfortable to wear.

If you're a person who likes to have a place for everything, this backpack is for you because

it's got pockets galore.

It's got a top pocket, which is actually pretty deep.

I love to keep my keys in it, my wallet.

It also has a zipper pocket.

This pocket is designed for your sunglasses.

This next pocket is probably my favorite pocket out of all the pockets.

It unzips and creates a carrying area for your helmet.

I love that there is this mesh, because if you just get done riding and throw your helmet

in there, the air can circulate and it has time to dry.

At the bottom is kind of this hidden pocket, and this opens up and has a cover which goes

over your entire backpack, which is really nice to keep it - if you're in a dusty area

- keep it clean.

This pocket is great for storing water bottles or fly spray.

It also has loops for your whip.

And then one last outer pocket - it's a removable phone case.

I use this backpack a lot when I travel for work or go to shows, and I often times have

to have my laptop or iPad with me.

On the interior front pocket, it has an opening here with a nice clip, so it's great to put

in show apparel or things like that that you want to hold into place.

It also has a mesh section, which is great for storing shoes, for when you take off your

tall boots, and just a nice general, large pouch for anything else you need to be carrying

with you.

I'm Emily, and the Samshield IconPack is the perfect backpack for stylish riders everywhere.

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How To Cut A Watermelon - How To Cut Watermelon Cubes - Easy - Duration: 3:46.

This is no hippie BBQ what I'm be

doing today is showing you how I cut

a watermelon I didn't think it was

that special but I just had a friend

over last weekend because of this

Best way to cut watermelonwatermelon and he looked at me like I

was Merlin or doing some kind of magic

trick or something so anyway I thought

I'd just do a video on since I don't

feel a lot of people cut the watermelon

this way anyway first of all what you're

going to need you're going to need kind

of a large chef's knife to cut it in

half then you're going to need a better

knife that you can maneuver around

really use and then they're going to

need the spoon typically I will do this

in the sink so my cutting angle would be

a little bit better than on this so for

video purposes can't go it over the

stake and do this anyway first thing

we're going to do on this is we're just

going to cut the watermelon hack in half all

right I'm going to fit one of the either

side now we're done with our big night

now we're going to do is we're going to

come through with this smaller night

we're going to cut around this ride and

the surface we're going to not go all

the way through the watermelon

okay how do we have to circle cut out

what we're going to do is we're just

said cut long strips is why did you want

to eat oh okay now that we have the

strip's go in that way we're going to do

the same thing so we're going to go to

the other direction so it's going to end

up looking like a cutting board we're

not a cutting board but a a checkerboard

alright that's it you got to cut up let

me set this aside now what we're going

to do is get a bowl we're going to take

our spoon when I come through we're

going to remove the watermelon slices

now for appearance purposes if you like

cut these in half I leave them whole and

once you get all these watermelon cubes

out you could just serve it as a whole

but what I like to do is I like to serve

it right back in the watermelon rind so

we have everything out pretty much I

could scoop the residents out of here

which I would do for out if we weren't

on camera but I wanted to take that long

so this way all that you do is add the

watermelon chunks back in now it's ready

to serve is that simple anyway

Thank You subs like they will give you

barbecue I appreciate it

comment subscribe and on that

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For more infomation >> How To Cut A Watermelon - How To Cut Watermelon Cubes - Easy - Duration: 3:46.

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#AskJon: When is the right time to contact a prospect that's in your funnel? - Duration: 1:36.

So, hooray, you're starting to get emails

in your email database, right? You have

posted premium content behind a gate,

you ask for names and email addresses,

you're so excited. So, of course, the first

thing you're going to do is send them an

email and ask them for something.

Wrong. What you really want to do is put

together an entire strategy of once you get

that email address what are you going to

do after that. Can you put together a

series of emails — a really a plan — that

nurtures that lead, and those leads

you're going to get, through a sales

process that, with the help of a CRM or a

platform, allows you to see how many

times those leads come back to your

content? You can say, maybe by the fifth

time, or the 10th time, that they come

back that really is the right time to

then go back to them with some sort of

asked for a call or meeting. I'm very

impatient and I've learned the hard way

that the worst time to do it is right

after they give me their email

address. So, again, make sure that you have

a nurturing plan in place. That's really

the secret of content marketing, right?

You want to make sure that you have a

nurturing plan in place, so you start a

conversation, you start a relationship, so

by the time you do reach out to them,

they're going to know who you are and

have a good relationship with you. And,

you're going to know that hey they're

going to know who I am, so you're not

starting off the relationship cold.

Because, really, that's a cold call, right?

For more infomation >> #AskJon: When is the right time to contact a prospect that's in your funnel? - Duration: 1:36.

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Video: City to treat overdoses as crime investigations - Duration: 1:58.

TRACE

BACK TO THE DEALER.

WHEN AN EMERGENCY DRUG RELATED

CALL GOES OUT, YOU'D EXPECT TO

SEE MEDICS, NOT NECESSARILY

POLICE OFFICERS, BUT THAT IS

CHANGING IN BALTIMORE CITY.

AS PART OF A NEW DRUG-FIGHTING

TASK FORCE, PATROL OFFICERS WILL

SOON START RESPONDING TO

OVERDOSE CALLS AS WELL.

>> WE ARE TRYING TO IDENTIFY AND

TRACK INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE

SUPPLYING ON THE STREETS OF

BALTIMORE, AND THEN BUILD

CRIMINAL CASES AGAINST THEM

REGARDE

ING OVERDOSES,

PARTICULARLY OVERDOSE DEATH

INVESTIGATIONS.

KAI: THE PATROL OFFICERS WILL

REPORT BACK TO A TASK FORCE.

MADE UP OF A SERGEANT, AND 4

DETECTIVES, WORKING OUT OF THE

HOMICIDE UNIT.

THE OFFICERS ARE WORKING IN

CONJUCTION WITH THE DRUG

ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION.

>> MY ONLY CONCERN IS THAT WE

HAVE A HIGH NUMBER OF HOMICIDES

IN THE CITY AND I WOULD THEM BE

FOCUSED SOLELY ON THE HOMICIDES,

BUT WE HAVE TO LOOK AT THINGS IN

UNIQUE WAYS AND ALSO BE ABLE TO

TRACE BACK, BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE

BEING KILLED BY THIS STUFF.

KAI: ACCORDING TO THE BALTIMORE

CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, THERE

WERE MORE THAN 600 PEOPLE WHO

DIED FROM AN OVERDOSE IN

BALTIMORE CITY LAST YEAR.

THAT'S ALMOST DOUBLE THE NUMBER

OF HOMICIDES.

WE ASKED HEALTH COMMISSIONER

LEANA WEN ABOUT CONCERNS FROM

CRITICS OF THE TASK FORCE

WHO ARGUE THAT INCREASED POLICE

INTERVENTION, COULD KEEP PEOPLE

FROM SEEKING HELP.

>> IT IS A FINE LINE FOR US TO

WALK BUT IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT

FOR US TO WORK HAND IN HAND

AND THAT'S WHY WE WORK SO

CLOSELY WITH THE POLICE IN THIS

EFFORTS TO MAKE SURE THAT WE

FURTHER THE PUBLIC HEALTH CAUSE

AND SAVE LIVES WHILE WE ALSO CUT

THE SUPPLY OF DRUGS IN OUR AREA

TOO.

>> THE PEOPLE THAT ARE SUPPLYING

THESE OPIOIDS ON THE STREET ARE

CRIMINALS.

THEY ARE CAUSING HARM TO

FAMILIES, THEY ARE CAUSING HARM

TO, REALLY, COMMUNITIES.

AND THEY ARE CAUSING DEATH.

KAI: AND SO THE TASK FORCE HAS

BEEN SELECTED.

AND ABOUT A THOUSAND PATROL

OFFICERS ARE CURRENTLY GOING

THROUGH TRAINING.

For more infomation >> Video: City to treat overdoses as crime investigations - Duration: 1:58.

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Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War 3 - Mission 07 The Dark Arrival - Duration: 1:07:01.

Welcome to the seventh mission of Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War III walkthrough.

The Orks are coming to destroy the Gun Decks at Starfort Charon, and you will help them here.

This mission is fairly easy, these Imperial Guard like guys are a joke.

At the beginning of the mission you will meet only them so do not worry.

The problem comes however, when Space Marines arrive.

They can be quite annoying, just watch for Plasma Tactical Marines, they surely pack a lot of punch.

But anyway, pretty straightforward mission, do a lot of objectives to unlock more Elite heroes.

For more infomation >> Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War 3 - Mission 07 The Dark Arrival - Duration: 1:07:01.

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Another Strange Discovery From LHC That Nobody Understands - Duration: 6:45.

Another Strange

Discovery From LHC That Nobody Understands

There are some strange results being announced in the physics world lately.

A fluid with a negative effective mass, and the discovery of five new particles, are all

challenging our understanding of the universe.

New results from ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment) are adding to the strangeness.

ALICE is a detector on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).

It�s one of seven detectors, and ALICE�s role is to �study the physics of strongly

interacting matter at extreme energy densities, where a phase of matter called quark-gluon

plasma forms,� according to the CERN website.

Quark-gluon plasma is a state of matter that existed only a few millionths of a second

after the Big Bang.

In what we might call normal matter�that is the familiar atoms that we all learn about

in high school�protons and neutrons are made up of quarks.

Those quarks are held together by other particles called gluons.

(�Glue-ons,� get it?)

In a state known as confinement, these quarks and gluons are permanently bound together.

In fact, quarks have never been observed in isolation.

The LHC is used to collide particles together at extremely high speeds, creating temperatures

that can be 100,000 times hotter than the center of our Sun.

In new results just released from CERN, lead ions were collided, and the resulting extreme

conditions come close to replicating the state of the Universe those few millionths of a

second after the Big Bang.

In those extreme temperatures, the state of confinement was broken, and the quarks and

gluons were released, and formed quark-gluon plasma.

So far, this is pretty well understood.

But in these new results, something additional happened.

There was increased production of what are called �strange hadrons.� Strange hadrons

themselves are well-known particles.

They have names like Kaon, Lambda, Xi and Omega.

They�re called strange hadrons because they each have one �strange quark.�

If all of this seems a little murky, here�s the dinger: Strange hadrons may be well-known

particles, because they�ve been observed in collisions between heavy nuclei.

But they haven�t been observed in collisions between protons

�Being able to isolate the quark-gluon-plasma-like phenomena in a smaller and simpler system�opens

up an entirely new dimension for the study of the properties of the fundamental state

that our universe emerged from.� � Federico Antinori, Spokesperson of the ALICE collaboration.

�We are very excited about this discovery,� said Federico Antinori, Spokesperson of the

ALICE collaboration.

�We are again learning a lot about this primordial state of matter.

Being able to isolate the quark-gluon-plasma-like phenomena in a smaller and simpler system,

such as the collision between two protons, opens up an entirely new dimension for the

study of the properties of the fundamental state that our universe emerged from.�

Enhanced Strangeness?

The creation of quark-gluon plasma at CERN provides physicists an opportunity to study

the strong interaction.

The strong interaction is also known as the strong force, one of the four fundamental

forces in the Universe, and the one that binds quarks into protons and neutrons.

It�s also an opportunity to study something else: the increased production of strange

hadrons.

In a delicious turn of phrase, CERN calls this phenomenon �enhanced strangeness production.�

(Somebody at CERN has a flair for language.)

Enhanced strangeness production from quark-gluon plasma was predicted in the 1980s, and was

observed in the 1990s at CERN�s Super Proton Synchrotron.

The ALICE experiment at the LHC is giving physicists their best opportunity yet to study

how proton-proton collisions can have enhanced strangeness production in the same way that

heavy ion collisions can.

According to the press release announcing these results, �Studying these processes

more precisely will be key to better understand the microscopic mechanisms of the quark-gluon

plasma and the collective behaviour of particles in small systems.�

I couldn�t have said it better myself.

For more infomation >> Another Strange Discovery From LHC That Nobody Understands - Duration: 6:45.

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What Is A Stingray Device | Cell Phone Tracking Device | Surveillance Device Stingray - Duration: 2:11.

hey whats up guys and welcome to another

episode of cops caught and coffee I'm Darnell Eason

so on this week's episode I

have a very interesting question and

that question is what is a stingray

device any ideas no we'll stick around

and I went to that question on this

week's Q and A

welcome back guys and as always thanks

for sticking around so this week's

question what is a stingray device

really a subject of some controversy

with some people who's really concerned

with their privacy so a stingray device

which is also known as a cell sites

simulator is basically a cell phone

surveillance device now these devices

operate in a way that they simulate real

cell phone towers and send out cell

signals to make your cell phone actually

think that it's communicating with the

real tower in order to get their

location and to identify your particular

cell phone now these devices are used to

track the subjects phone but it doesn't

fortunately track and collect

information of innocent people give up

well that's all I have on this question

and please keep in mind that the

information that we provide here it's

not legal advice and of course if you

find yourself in need of any legal

assistance I tell you please contact an

attorney to guide you accordingly now I

hope you found this information helpful

and if so please hit the like button and

if you have any questions for me put

them in the comment section below or

find me on social media until next time

guys remember no one cares like i do and

i'll see you guys in the next video

For more infomation >> What Is A Stingray Device | Cell Phone Tracking Device | Surveillance Device Stingray - Duration: 2:11.

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ITAL00291 - Duration: 29:14.

♪ [THEME MUSIC] ♪

>>> WELCOME TO "ITALICS,"

TELEVISION FOR THE

ITALIAN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE.

I'M YOUR HOST, ANTHONY

TAMBURRI.

ON THIS EPISODE, WE CONTINUE OUR

FOCUS ON ITALIAN-AMERICAN

PHOTOGRAPHERS. DONATO

DI CAMILLO JOINS LUCIA GRILLO

HERE IN OUR STUDIO.

>> BORN IN BROOKLYN TO

IMMIGRANTS AND RAISED IN

STATEN ISLAND

DONATO DI CAMILLO'S WORK HAVE

BEEN PRESENTED IN OVER 40

PUBLICATIONS NATIONWIDE.

IN THE PAST YEAR HE TALKED WITH

LUCIA GRILLO ABOUT HIS JOURNEY

TO DISCOVERING HIS TALENT AND

UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE.

LET'S GO TO LUCIA GRILLO.

♪♪

>> THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING US

ON "ITALICS."

>> GLAD TO BE HERE.

>> YOU MAKE THESE BEAUTIFUL AND

STRIKING AND INTIMATE PHOTOS.

♪♪

>> A LOT OF IT COMES FROM MY

IMAGINATION OR WHAT I INTERPRET

PEOPLE TO BE REAL.

A LOT OF PHOTOGRAPHS WE SEE

TODAY ARE VERY FLUFFY.

AND THEY'RE KIND OF MADE UP AND

PEOPLE YOU KNOW, THE DAYS OF

TAKING SELFIES, EVERYBODY WANTS

TO LOOK BEAUTIFUL.

AND FOR ME I THINK IT'S MORE

IMPORTANT TO JUST REVEAL THE

TRUTH.

SO A LOT OF PEOPLE ASK ME WHAT

I'M LOOKING FOR WHEN I TAKE

PHOTOGRAPHS.

AND WHAT IT REALLY COMES DOWN TO

IS JUST TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OF

THE TRUTH.

HOW PEOPLE REALLY ARE AND WHAT

THEY REALLY DO.

WHAT THEY'RE REALLY LIKE.

AND IT'S A WAY FOR ME TO SPEAK.

BECAUSE FOR A LONG TIME, I LIVED

IN A BIT OF ISOLATION.

YOU KNOW I COME FROM AN ITALIAN

BACKGROUND. AND WE WERE

VERY PRIVATE AT THE HOME.

AND SO I IMAGINED MYSELF, YOU

KNOW, AS AN EXPLORER, AS MANY

KIDS DO.

YOU KNOW EXPLORER, CLIMBING

MOUNTAINS AND PICTURING MYSELF

IN AFRICA.

TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS.

AND YOU KNOW, DEEP SEA FISHING

WITH JACQUES COUSTEAU, THINGS

LIKE THAT SO IT DID DERIVE FROM

THOSE TYPE OF IMAGINATIONS BACK

THEN.

AND SO, YEAH, THE SEED WAS

PLANTED AT AN EARLY AGE.

>> YOUR PARENTS ARE FROM ITALY?

>> YES, THEY'RE FROM ABRUZZO.

THEY COME FROM A SMALL TOWN IN

THE MOUNTAINS OF PART OF ITALY

CALLED LACULA.

A VERY QUAINT, SMALL TOWN, STILL

CHICKENS AND VERY SMALL COTTAGES

ON THE HILLSIDES.

AND THINGS OF THAT NATURE.

LITTLE OLD LADIES SITTING OUT IN

BLACK, WEARING BLACK.

IT'S BEEN KIND OF FROZEN IN

TIME, IF YOU WILL.

I HAVE FIRST COUSINS STILL IN

THAT TOWN.

AND YOU KNOW, THEY SEND ME

PICTURES OF, OF WHAT IT'S LIKE

NOW.

AND IT'S LIKE THE SAME WAY IT

WAS.

WHEN I WENT THERE WHEN I WAS 14

YEARS OLD.

BUT I DO REALLY DO WANT TO GO

BACK TO PHOTOGRAPH, JUST THE

RICHNESS OF, OF OUR HERITAGE.

IT'S JUST BEAUTIFUL.

>> SO YOU WERE

YOU A CREATIVE CHILD, WHEN

DID YOU ACTUALLY DISCOVER YOUR

PASSION AND YOUR TALENT FOR

PHOTOGRAPHY?

>> THE SEED WAS PLANTED WHEN I

WAS A CHILD.

BUT LATER ON, IT WOULD

UNFORTUNATELY HAPPEN WHILE I WAS

IN PRISON.

FOR A LONG TIME I STRUGGLED WITH

A LOT OF ADVERSITIES, MADE A LOT

OF STUPID DECISIONS, GROWING UP.

AND GOT CAUGHT UP IN YOU KNOW,

SOME GANG ACTIVITIES AND

VIOLENCE AND STUFF LIKE THAT.

SO AS THE YEARS WENT ON I WOULD

FIND MYSELF IN AND OUT OF

BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION HOMES.

AND SOON ENOUGH I WOUND UP IN

PRISON.

BUT LATER ON IN THE YEARS WHEN I

WAS OLDER, AND I WASN'T OUT OF

THE ORDINARY FOR THAT AREA,

WHERE I GREW UP IN.

YOU KNOW TO BE INVOLVED IN ANY

TYPE OF YOU KNOW CRIMINAL

ACTIVITY.

IT WAS JUST THAT TYPE OF AREA.

I MEAN YOU KNOW, THE NEWS MEDIA,

SOMETIMES THEY ENFLAT THE STORY.

BUT IT WAS STILL A GOOD

NEIGHBORHOOD.

IT'S JUST THAT I MADE A FEW BAD

DECISIONS AND WOUND UP IN

PRISON.

AND THERE IT WAS PROBABLY THE

BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO ME.

BECAUSE IT MADE ME REFLECT ON

WHAT I REALLY LOVE TO DO AND

WHAT I LOVE TO DO IS CREATE

PHOTOGRAPHS AND PUSH MYSELF,

TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS, HOW I TAKE

PHOTOGRAPHS IS VERY DIFFICULT.

TO APPROACH PEOPLE

PEOPLE WITHIN A FOOT, TWO FEET

AND GRAB A PHOTOGRAPH SOMETIMES,

IT'S, IT WORKS ON YOUR NERVES.

AND SO OVERCOMING THESE

CHALLENGES FOR ME, IT HELPS ME

IN OTHER ASPECTS IN LIFE.

BECAUSE IT KIND OF TRICKLES DOWN

IN BUSINESS AND IN

RELATIONSHIPS.

IT HELPED ME KIND OF SHAPE WHO I

AM TODAY.

BECAUSE IT TAUGHT ME HOW TO

COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE MORE ON

A MORE INTIMATE LEVEL.

♪♪

>> SO THE PHOTOGRAPHS THAT I

TAKE MOST OF THE TIMES ARE VERY

CLOSE.

AND A LOT OF TIMES I FIND OUT A

LOT ABOUT PEOPLE AND I'M VERY

INTERESTED IN PEOPLE.

BECAUSE I COME FROM AN ITALIAN

BACKGROUND, AND WE HAD THIS

CULTURE THAT WAS WE EAT PASTA ON

SUNDAYS, BIG, BIG FAMILY DINNERS

AND CHRISTMAS PARTIES.

AND SO I REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS

LIKE ON THE OTHER SIDE AND HOW

PEOPLE LIVED OUT IN AFRICA OR,

YOU KNOW, IN ASIA.

MANY PLACES LIKE THAT.

SO IT'S ALWAYS, I WAS ALWAYS

CURIOUS ABOUT THE WORLD AROUND

ME, ALWAYS.

>> IT'S INTERESTING THAT YOU CAN

LITERALLY HIDE BEHIND THE

CAMERA, SNAP THE PHOTO AND GO.

YOU TALK TO YOUR SUBJECTS, THEN?

>> SOMETIMES I DO.

AND SOMETIMES I DON'T.

IF I FEEL THAT IT'S BORDERLINE,

MAYBE INAPPROPRIATE, AND MAYBE

IT'S QUESTIONABLE, BUT I DO FIND

IT INTRIGUING.

I'LL SPARK UP A CONVERSATION.

AND THERE'S A LOT OF INCIDENCES

WHERE I FOUND IT TO BE TOTALLY

OPPOSITE OF WHAT I WAS THINKING

IN MY MIND.

FOR EXAMPLE, I SAY WELL THIS

PERSON IS NOT GOING TO WANT TO

TAKE A PHOTO.

I'M NOT GOING TO ASK, I'M JUST

GOING TO TAKE THE PHOTO AND JUST

NOT ENGAGE IN CONVERSATION.

BUT THEN AGAIN, SHE LOOKED SO,

SHE LOOKS VERY INTERESTING AND I

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT HER.

SO THAT'S WHERE I'LL TAKE THE

SHOT AND I'LL ASK HER, NOT THE

SHOT, LITERALLY, BUT I'LL TAKE

THE SHOT IN ASKING HER.

AND OR HIM.

AND I'LL FIND OUT A WHOLE BUNCH

OF THINGS THAT I WAS IMAGINING

IN MY HEAD TO BE TRUE.

FIND OUT IT'S COMPLETELY

OPPOSITE.

AND THIS, IT'S AN EXAMPLE OF HOW

WE PERCEIVE LIFE IN A WAY.

PICTURES SPEAK A MILLION WORDS.

BUT SOMETIMES WHAT YOU SEE IS

NOT REALLY WHAT, WHAT'S THERE.

AND SO I GET ATTRACTED TO THINGS

THAT, TO ESPECIALLY SUBJECTS

THAT KIND OF FOOL PEOPLE

ESTHETICALLY.

BECAUSE THEY WIND UP BEING

REALLY, REALLY INTELLIGENT.

AND VERY, REALLY SHARP PEOPLE.

JUST FASCINATING AMOUNT OF

PEOPLE THAT I MEET DOING WHAT I

DO.

I LOVE IT.

>> YOUR PHOTOS ARE JUST STRIKING

TO LOOK AT BECAUSE YOU BRING

HUMANITY SO CLOSE TO US.

YOU BRING US CLOSE TO HUMANITY.

YOUR WORK IS VERY IS STRIKING,

BECAUSE IT'S UP CLOSE AND YOUR

SUBJECTS ARE NOT ALWAYS HUMAN

BEINGS THAT WOULD BE

CONVENTIONALLY PRETTY.

YOU BRING OUT A DIGNITY IN THESE

PEOPLE.

HOW DO YOU FIND THAT BEAUTY?

>> WELL FIRST IT COMES FROM

INSIDE OF ME.

EVERY TIME WE PHOTOGRAPH

SOMEBODY, I RELATE TO THEM, IN

ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.

WE ALL HAVE A COMMON GROUND.

IT'S JUST THAT WE DON'T

REALLY -- AND I'LL SPEAK FOR

MYSELF.

BUT I THINK PEOPLE FAIL TO SEE

THAT WE ALL HAVE A COMMON THREAD

AND BY COMMON THREAD, YOU KNOW,

IS WHAT MAKES UP OUR HUMAN RACE

AND OUR SIMILARITIES.

AND OUR DIFFERENCES.

AND SO THAT'S, THAT TO ME, I

THINK IS WHAT I REALLY SEARCH

FOR.

I SEARCH FOR WHAT SPEAKS TO ME.

AND WHAT I FEEL.

SO A LOT OF TIMES I SEE A PERSON

AND I FEEL APATHY TOWARDS A

PERSON.

OR IT JUST MAKES ME FEEL A

CERTAIN WAY.

AND IT'S PROBABLY NINE OUT OF

TEN TIMES THAT I'VE FELT THAT

WAY OR MAYBE IF I SEE SOMEBODY

THAT'S KIND OF DISSHELVED AND

LOOKS LIKE HE'S HAVING A TOUGH

TIME.

FELT THAT WAY.

WHETHER OR NOT I LOOKED ON THE

OUTSIDE, I LOOKED THAT WAY.

HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.

BUT INSIDE, AS FAR AS FEELINGS

ARE CONCERNED, I CAN IDENTIFY

WITH THESE PEOPLE MOST OF THE

TIMES.

NINE OUT OF TEN TIMES I IDENTIFY

WITH EVERYBODY I TAKE

PHOTOGRAPHS OF.

IT'S NOT UNUSUAL FOR ME TO

IDENTIFY WITH THESE PEOPLE AT

ALL.

>> JUST BECAUSE OF YOU AS A

HUMAN BEING TO ANOTHER.

>> I MEAN HOW ELSE CAN YOU

APPROACH A HUMAN BEING, BESIDES

BEING YOU KNOW, I THINK THEY

DESERVE THE DIGNITY AND THE

RESPECT RATHER THAN HAVING STEAL

PHOTOGRAPHS AND NOT KNOWING

ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON IN THEIR

LIVES.

FOR ME, I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT

TO KIND OF FILTER THAT.

WITH FILTER IT IN TO MY

PHOTOGRAPHS.

KIND OF USE IT AS, IT'S A WAY

FOR ME TO COMMUNICATE.

IT'S A WAY FOR ME TO FIND OUT

MORE ABOUT PEOPLE.

YOU KNOW MAYBE IT'S A SELFISH

WAY FOR ME TO FIND OUT MORE

ABOUT PEOPLE.

BUT IT'S NOT HURTING THEM.

IT'S SOMETHING THAT I TRULY LOVE

TO DO.

BECAUSE I DO TRULY LOVE PEOPLE.

A LOT OF MY FRIENDS SAY I'M

SOFT, BUT -- DONATO, WHAT

HAPPENED TO YOU?

>> THEY JUST FIRSTLY, I HAVE TO

SAY YOU KNOW, WHEN THEY FIRST, A

FEW OF MY OLD FRIENDS SEE ME

WITH A CAMERA, SAY WALKING ON

CONEY ISLAND, BECAUSE CONEY

ISLAND IS MY OLD NEIGHBORHOOD,

THEY'LL BE LIKE, WHAT ARE YOU

DOING WITH THAT CAMERA?

TAKING, I HEARD YOU'RE TAKING

PICTURES OF PEOPLE.

YOU KNOW, THEY'RE JUST, THEY

DON'T UNDERSTAND IT BECAUSE I'M

MORE ARTISTICALLY INCLINED,

BECAUSE THERE'S ART IN MY FAMILY

FOR A LONG TIME. MY UNCLE

DOMINICK WAS AN ART DIRECTOR SO

I USED TO WATCH HIM PAINT THESE

BEAUTIFUL RENAISSANCE PERIOD

PIECES.

AND I USED TO NOTICE HOW THE

LIGHT WOULD FALL ON HIS

REMBRANDT TYPE PAINTINGS.

THESE LITTLE SEEDS WERE PLANTED

IN MY MIND FOR SUCH A LONG TIME

AND IT STOOD WITH ME.

♪♪

>>> IT'S ONLY BEEN A FEW YEARS I

COULD SAY TWO YEARS I'VE BEEN

PHOTOGRAPHING SERIOUSLY, YOU

KNOW, IT'S ALL COMING TO AN,

LIKE IT'S ALL I'M KIND OF

GETTING IT NOW.

WHERE IT'S ALL COMING FROM.

AND IT'S KIND OF ALL MAKING

SENSE TO ME NOW, YOU KNOW.

>> WHAT AND WHO ARE SOME OF YOUR

INFLUENCES?

>> THERE'S SO MANY.

AND I WOULD LIKE TO NAME THEM

ALL.

BECAUSE YOU KNOW, THEY DO

DESERVE SO MUCH RESPECT FOR

THEIR WORK.

BUT DIANE ARBUS, SHE'S PASSED

AWAY, TRAGICALLY.

SHE HAD KILLED HERSELF.

I MEAN THIS WAS A WOMAN WHO

STRUGGLED.

AS WE ALL DO.

BUT I FELT LIKE IF I COULD TALK

TO HER TODAY, THAT I WOULD

PROBABLY BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE

TO HER ON A MORE UNDERSTANDING

LEVEL.

I THINK WE WOULD UNDERSTAND EACH

OTHER.

BECAUSE HER PHOTOGRAPHS REVEALED

A SIDE OF PEOPLE WHICH PEOPLE

KIND OF CAST AWAY AND PUSHED TO

THE SIDE.

AND WOULD NEGLECT OR REJECT IN

SOCIETY.

THESE ARE PEOPLE, THEY WERE

PEOPLE LIKE US, THAT HAD

FEELINGS AND DESERVE THE SAME

ATTENTION AS YOU KNOW, A

BEAUTIFUL MODEL ON THE COVER OF

"VOGUE."

I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO SHOW

THAT ALL PEOPLE MATTER AND ALL

PEOPLE COUNT.

SO FOR THAT, DIANE ARBUS WAS ONE

OF THE FIRST PEOPLE THAT I

REALLY TRULY FOUND A REAL

PROFOUND CONNECTION WITH.

YOU KNOW, ARTISTICALLY, WITH HER

VISION.

IN HER YEARS SHE WAS THE FREAK

PHOTOGRAPHER.

AND THEY KIND OF, THEY KIND OF

DISMISSED HER WORK.

AND NOW THESE DAYS, THEY CALL

HER ONE OF THE YOU KNOW, THE

PIONEERS OF YOU KNOW,

DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY.

AND WHAT NOT.

BUT IT HAD TO TAKE HER, HER

SUICIDE AND HER LIFE TO BE TAKEN

AWAY, FOR THIS TO HAPPEN.

OF COURSE THERE'S OTHER

INFLUENCES, THERE'S MARTIN PARR

AND SO MANY GREAT PHOTOGRAPHERS.

I CAN'T EVEN BEGIN TO RATTLE

THEM OFF.

IT WOULD TAKE UP ALL DAY.

BUT A LOT OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW,

INFLUENCED ME.

>> ONE AFTER ANOTHER OF YOUR

IMAGES, I JUST SIT AND REALLY

LOOK.

BUT THERE'S ONE, YOU WERE SAYING

THAT WE'RE ALL HUMAN BEINGS THAT

NEED OR DESERVE THE SAME

ATTENTION AS A MODEL IN A

FASHION MAGAZINE.

THERE'S A PHOTO OF AN ELDERLY

MAN ON THE BEACH WHO IS LOUNGING

KIND OF LIKE HE'S POSING.

I DON'T KNOW IF THAT WAS

INTENTIONAL, JUST LOUNGING ON

THE BEACH.

AND I WAS THINKING WHAT WOULD A

DONATO FASHION PHOTO LOOK LIKE?

>> I'M TOYING WITH THE IDEA OF,

OF CREATING A BODY OF WORK,

WHICH IS MY INTERPRETATION OF

FASHION.

AND HOW FASHION SHOULD BE

PORTRAYED.

TO TO MAINSTREAM.

I THINK IT WOULD BE INTERESTING.

I THINK IT WOULD BE AN

INTERESTING AND CHALLENGING

ASSIGNMENT FOR ME.

YEAH, SO I THINK I WILL BE DOING

THAT VERY SOON.

>> 2016 WAS A BIG YEAR FOR ME.

PROBABLY I WAS IN OVER 40

PUBLICATIONS, AND ABC NEWS AND

CBC.

AND "WASHINGTON POST."

"HUFFINGTON POST."

I COULD NAME, DOZENS OF --

>> DID YOU EXPECT IT?

>> NO, I DIDN'T EXPECT IT AT

ALL.

I WASN'T DOING IT FOR ATTENTION

OR INSTAGRAM LIKES AND FACEBOOK

LIKES.

AND STUFF LIKE THAT.

I WAS DOING IT AS AN OUTLET FOR

MYSELF.

IT WAS PSYCHOLOGICALLY, I NEEDED

SOME TYPE OF THERAPEUTIC WAY OF

CHANNELING MY FEELINGS, MY

FRUSTRATIONS AND EVERYTHING

ELSE.

IT'S A WAY, IT'S A THERAPEUTIC

WAY FOR ME TO NAVIGATE THROUGH

LIFE, IF YOU WILL.

♪♪

>> I DON'T GO ANYWHERE WITHOUT

MY CAMERA.

I DON'T.

I GO EVERYWHERE-

>> YOU DID WALK INTO --

>> I LEFT IT ON, I HOPE NOBODY

WALKED AWAY WITH IT.

BUT -- JUST KIDDING, I'M JUST

KIDDING.

>> WHAT WOULD YOU DOING IF YOU

WEREN'T PHOTOGRAPHING?

>> I WAS WORKING CONSTRUCTION.

I WAS A UNION GUY FOR A LITTLE

BIT.

WHEN I CAME HOME FROM PRISON IN

2011.

AND IT'S JUST A LOT OF THINGS

HAPPENED SO FAST.

I FOUND OUT THAT I HAD CANCER IN

MY BLADDER, AND THAT KIND OF

THREW ME FOR A LOOP AND I GOT

DEPRESSED.

AND I TOOK TO KIND OF I STARTED

ISOLATING A LITTLE BIT.

BECAUSE I WAS WAITING FOR THE

RESULTS AND IT WAS DRIVING ME

CRAZY.

BUT THANK GOD, KNOCK ON WOOD,

YOU KNOW, IT WAS SUPERFICIAL BUT

THEN RIGHT AFTER THAT I CRUSHED

MY FOOT ON THE JOB.

SO IT WAS LIKE VERY GRUELING

YEAR OF LIKE TRIALS AND THAT

WAS, IT GAVE ME TIME TO

ACTUALLY, I USE EVERYTHING,

EVERY NEGATIVE TO MY ADVANTAGE.

SO IF I BREAK MY FOOT AND I GET

CANCER, I'M ON THE COMPUTER,

FIGURING OUT WAYS AND DIFFERENT

COMPOSITIONS AND LOOKING AT

WORK.

AND TRYING TO, TRYING TO FIGURE

OUT WAYS ON HOW I'M GOING TO

MAKE IT IN LIFE.

BECAUSE LET'S KEEP IT REAL HERE.

YOU KNOW I'VE BEEN IN PRISON AND

I HAVE A RECORD.

THAT INCLUDES PROBABLY THREE

FELONIES.

SO IT'S NOT, IT'S NOT REALLY,

IT'S NOT TOO EASY FOR ME TO GO

IN WITH, YOU KNOW, A RESUMÉ IN

THE END TO A COMPANY.

ESPECIALLY WITH THAT WORK

HISTORY.

YOU KNOW I'M A CONSTRUCTION

WORKER.

I'M NOT A, A WORKHORSE, SO --

BUT I'M DONE WITH THAT.

I'M A LOT SMARTER THAN THAT.

AND I FEEL I DESERVE BETTER THAN

THAT.

NOT THAT I'M NOT TAKING AWAY

FROM THAT KIND OF WORK.

I JUST -- KNOW THAT MY BRAIN

WORKS DIFFERENTLY.

AND I THINK I HAVE A LOT MORE TO

OFFER THAN YOU KNOW, THAN JUST

DOING THAT RIGHT NOW.

AGAIN, I'M NOT SAYING IT IS YOU

KNOW, MY FATHER WORKED MANY

YEARS AS A LONG SHOREMAN, AS A

LABORER, AS A LONG SHOREMAN, I'M

NOT SAYING IT'S ANY, ANY KIND OF

WORK IS GOOD WORK.

BUT I JUST FEEL THAT

INTELLECTUALLY, IT'S NOT

STIMULATING ENOUGH FOR ME.

AND I'M THE TYPE OF GUY THAT

WON'T SLEEP.

I WON'T SLEEP UNLESS I FEEL THAT

I'M DOING SOMETHING CREATIVE,

AND SO THAT'S WHY I CHOSE THIS,

UNFORTUNATELY IT'S TOUGH BEING

IN THIS FIELD WITH SUCH FIERCE

COMPETITION OUT THERE.

BUT YOU KNOW, IT'S ALL GOOD.

SO I LIKE COMPETITION.

SO IT'S GOOD.

>> YOU SEEM LIKE YOU LIKE A

CHALLENGE.

>> YEAH, I DO.

>> AND IT'S GOOD YOU HAVE THIS

OPTIMISTIC ATTITUDE, THIS ACT OF

TURNING THINGS AROUND.

DID YOU LEARN THAT?

OR IS THAT INNATE?

>> PEOPLE ACTUALLY FREAK OUT

BECAUSE I'M SO IN TUNE WITH

PEOPLE AND SO -- I'M VERY

INSIGHTFUL.

AND EVEN WHEN I WAS IN PROGRAMS,

THEY ASKED ME TO BECOME

COUNSELORS AND BECAUSE I WORK SO

WELL WITH PEOPLE.

I'M ABLE TO KIND OF LEAD PEOPLE

IN A REAL PRO FOUND AND REAL

DEEP WAY.

I KIND OF, IT WORKS FOR ME VERY

WELL.

WHEN I'M ON THE STREET

PHOTOGRAPHING.

BECAUSE I CAN WALK OVER TO A

TOTAL STRANGER AND KIND OF TALK

TO THEM FOR A MINUTE AND KIND OF

FEEL OUT IF THIS IS GOING TO

WORK OUT OR NOT.

AND SO, YEAH, THAT QUALITY, I DO

HAVE.

AND WHICH IS, PEOPLE FREAK, THEY

GET FREAKED OUT ABOUT IT.

THEY'RE LIKE GEEZ, HOW DO YOU

THAT?

HOW DO YOU DO THAT?

MY GIRLFRIEND, LIKE SHE FREAKS

ABOUT IT SHE THINKS LIKE I'M

WEIRD.

HOW THE HELL DO YOU KNOW THAT

THAT GUY WAS GOING TO SAY NO?

HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT THAT -- YOU

KNOW WHAT I MEAN?

JUST LIKE, SIGNS I PICK UP FROM

BEING ON THE STREET.

YOU HAVE TO LEARN HOW TO DEAL

WITH PEOPLE.

SO I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT

PSYCHOLOGY.

UNKNOWINGLY, I LEARNED ABOUT

PSYCHOLOGY OF PEOPLE.

>> HAVE YOU EVER HAD CONCERNS

ABOUT YOUR WORK, HOLDING BACK

FROM TAKING A RISK?

OR YOU KNOW, BEING AFRAID THAT

YOU MIGHT HAVE PUSHED TOO FAR?

>> YEAH, I ACTUALLY JUST AVOIDED

THE WHOLE YOU KNOW, SERIES OF

WORK SOMETIMES, BECAUSE I FELT

THAT IT WAS, AT THE TIME I

THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD IDEA.

AND THEN WHEN I TOOK A DEEP

THOUGHT AND INTRO SPEKTED MORE

DEEPLY.

I DIDN'T THINK IT WOULD BENEFIT

ME OR ANYBODY ELSE.

I DID WORK ON DRUG ABUSE AND

IT'S IMPORTANT, IT'S IMPORTANT.

BUT THE WAY I, IT WAS TOO

GRAPHIC FOR, I MEAN I WAS, IT

WAS GUYS AND A LOT OF IT WAS

TAPED ON FILM.

IT WAS IT WAS KIND OF LIKE

UNDERCOVER.

BUT NOT, I HAD TOTAL

PERMISSION,

BUT IT WAS GOING INTO PROJECT

HALLWAYS AND SHOOTING GALLERIES

AND PEOPLE SHOOTING HEROIN.

MY MISSION WAS TO BRING

ATTENTION TO, IN FIVE MINUTES I

GOT TEN BAGS OF HEROIN ON THE

STREET WITHOUT KNOWING A PERSON

ON THAT STREET.

OKAY.

SO FOR ME, IT WAS, I WANTED TO

USE IT AS A PLATFORM.

LIKE AS, I'M NOT A NEWS GUY.

BUT I KIND OF WANT TO PUT IT OUT

THERE AND SAY, AND SHOW PEOPLE.

LOOK HOW EASY IT IS.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD IS INFESTED WITH

HEROIN, OPIATES, OXYCONTIN, ALL

THESE PHARMACEUTICAL DRUGS THAT

ARE KILLING KIDS.

AND I CAN'T TELL YOU THE

STAGGERING AMOUNT OF PEOPLE THAT

ARE DYING.

FOR ME IT WAS TOO GRAPHIC,

SO I ABORTED THE MISSION ON THAT

THAT WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT I

REALLY FELT THAT IT WAS TOO

MUCH, TOO MUCH SHOWING.

YOU KNOW.

>> WHAT DO YOU WANT PEOPLE TO

GET FROM YOUR PHOTOS?

BOTH YOUR SUBJECTS, THE PEOPLE

THAT YOU PHOTOGRAPH, AND YOUR

AUDIENCE?

>> I WANT THEM TO SEE THE TRUTH.

I WANT THEM TO SEE, I WANT THEM

TO SEE MY SIDE OF HOW I SEE.

IT'S KIND OF LIKE MY WAY OF

SPEAKING.

MOST OF THE PEOPLE I'VE SHOT IN

THE PAST.

WHETHER THEY'RE ON THE BEACH OR

NOT, ARE PEOPLE THAT PEOPLE WALK

BY AND THEY KIND OF DON'T PAY

ATTENTION TO THEM.

AND I FIND THEM GREAT.

I FIND THEM COLORFUL AND FUNNY

AND SOME THAT, SOME OF THEM ARE

AND SOME ARE SAD.

BUT THEY'RE STILL PEOPLE AND

THEY'RE NEIGHBORS AND THEIR

SISTERS AND BROTHERS, THESE

PEOPLE, THEY'RE NOT, THEY'RE NOT

LIKE FREAKS.

YOU KNOW?

SO THAT'S, YOU KNOW, I GUESS

BECAUSE OF FEELING, FEELING LIKE

YOU KNOW, AN OUTSIDER, FOR SO

MANY YEARS.

I THINK THAT THAT'S MY WAY OF

KIND OF LIKE PAYING LIKE YOU

KNOW, KIND OF PAYING BACK, LIKE

KIND OF SHOWING PEOPLE THAT YOU

KNOW, PEOPLE DESERVE ATTENTION.

I WAS AN OUTSIDER, BECAUSE I

FELT I WAS BEING JUDGED.

BECAUSE OF MY MAYBE, WHAT I DID,

YOU KNOW, I MESSED WITH DRUGS

AND I DID THIS.

AND KIND OF PEOPLE KIND OF LIKE

YOU KNOW, CATEGORIZED ME.

SO I KNOW WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO

BE CATEGORIZED AND PUSHED TO A

CERTAIN YOU KNOW KIND OF PUT IN

THAT CATEGORY.

AND SHELVED AND LABELED THAT

TYPE OF PERSON.

I THINK PEOPLE SHOULD BE YOU

KNOW, I DON'T THINK PEOPLE

SHOULD BE LABELED LIKE THAT I

THINK PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE.

AND YOU KNOW, MY NEIGHBORS YOU

KNOW, I HAVE NEIGHBORS THAT HAVE

KIDS THAT, THAT THEY COME TO ME,

MY SON IS ADDICTED TO HEROIN,

FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, WHERE DID

THIS COME FROM?

IT IS WHAT IT IS, MAN.

THAT'S ALL, IT'S ALL JUST THE

TRUTH.

YOU KNOW?

>> YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY COULD CHANGE

ANYTHING, WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE

THAT TO BE?

>> IF IT COULD CHANGE ANYTHING?

I THINK I WOULD WANT TO CHANGE

THE WAY PEOPLE SEE PEOPLE.

I THINK PEOPLE DESERVE A FAIR

SHOT.

YOU KNOW.

I JUST WANT TO BRING JOY.

I WANT TO BRING -- THERE'S A LOT

OF THINGS I WANT TO DO WITH MY

PHOTOGRAPHY.

I'M NOT A ONE-WAY KIND OF GUY.

LIKE YOU KNOW THERE'S A LOT OF

DIFFERENT THINGS THAT I WANT TO

TELL PEOPLE ABOUT MY

PHOTOGRAPHY.

I WANT TO SHOW THEM MY

PHOTOGRAPHY.

SO TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION, IT

WOULD HAVE TO BE JUST THE TRUTH

ALL IN ONE.

JUST THE TRUTH ABOUT SOCIETY AND

PEOPLE, REALLY.

THERE'S REALLY NO BETTER WAY TO

PUT IT THAN JUST THE TRUTH ABOUT

PEOPLE.

>> AND WHERE CAN PEOPLE SEE YOUR

WORK AND PURCHASE YOUR WORK?

>> I HAVE A WEBSITE, IT'S UP,

IT'S DONATODICAMILLO.COM.

AND ON INSTAGRAM IT'S DONATO DI

CAMILLO, BUT STAY TUNED FOR SOME

OF THE BETTER WORK THAT'S COMING

OUT.

YOU KNOW, THERE'S NEW STUFF

COMING OUT.

>> YOU'VE ALREADY GOT GOOD STUFF

OUT.

>> YEAH, I HOPE TO BE PUTTING

OUT REALLY, REALLY GOOD STUFF.

>> THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

>> IT WAS MY PLEASURE, I LOVED

BEING HERE, IT WAS GREAT.

♪♪

>> THANKS FOR WATCHING THIS

EPISODE OF "ITALICS," I'M

ANTHONY TAMBURRI.

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