Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and
proud owner of foodchallenges.com! Super very very excited tonight I'm going for
overall win number 502 and there are so many people here we're in the Braddock
area of Canberra, CT, Australian Capital Territory we are at Burger hero
I'm here with Jacob who is actually the current record holder for this challenge
we're taking on their Burger Hero Record Challenge! Pretty much there's 8 patties
all weighing 100 grams each so 800 grams of meat plus there is four slices of
bacon there are four slices of cheese we've got a side of their delicious
looking waffle fries and we each have to finish a drink
now for this you have to beat the current record the record is held by
Jacob which is 5 minutes and 27 seconds but he's eating with me tonight
which will be very fun but if we do break the record whoever sets the record
the new record is going to get the $25 Australian dollar meal for free and
We'll get a sweet hat so are you ready? I am ready alright we'll also be on the
wall of fame but let's get this challenge started!
All right now Jacob over here being in the mix adds a little to it so we've got
to actually set the new record so it's really kind of a contest with this to
make sure to set the new record so we're both trying to beat 5 minutes and 27
seconds I know he's over here trying to beat sub 5 so I'll see what I can do but
we've got to finish all this right here he's got a little bit of a smaller drink
so he's got the advantage but I guess oh and it is gassy, carbonated but because
I'm on a diet I'm going with water but we're ready are you good I'm good fun
1, 2, 3. . . Boom!
let's go Randy!
All right so I got four minutes of 26 seconds in I'll be a real dick if I
just finished now if there's nobody will finish after me so he's still leaving I
know I got him
I'll finish shortly before so people have a chance after me to finish.
While I'm waiting those the very very good burger the cheese and everything on here
are frickin awesome and don't get me wrong Jacob is killing it, he's eating
very fast but I'm gonna shut up get it down five minutes and seven seconds is
what I got which is the new record here at Burger Hero but with this challenge
keep on eating because if he beats it within the ten
minutes he still pays for the meal but he gets a free hat which will be a
second hat so let's go check it get it down!
Last bites, then his drink!
This is all fat-free - don't worry
Eight minutes and 45 seconds is what Jacob clocked in. He still has the number
two time from the last time he did it which was the 5 minutes and 27 seconds
what'd you think of the burger? Yeah we really just saved the time for enjoying
it but no it really wants a good burger loved how they cooked the meat medium or
like I asked and the cheese and bacon everything went well on there but 5
minutes and 7 seconds is the new record I'm going to get the 25 Australian
dollar meal for free and I will also get a sweet hat from burger hero here and
Bradden area of Canberra a CT the Australian Capital Territory my second
win in a CT and in the Canberra area but yeah awesome win big thanks to everybody
who came to watch really appreciate everybody watching our Channel
it was my overall win number 502 will be going for one more here in Canberra
tomorrow but thank you guys for watching!
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Keep God First - Duration: 1:52.
HOW MANY TIMES DO WE DECIDE TO PUT GOD FIRST BUT THEN
THE KEEPING HIM FIRST BECOMES AN ISSUE BECAUSE, IN CASE YOU
HAVEN'T NOTICED, THE WORLD IS FULL OF THINGS TO DISTRACT US.
AUDIENCE: AMEN!
JOYCE: I'M SURE YOU'VE EXPERIENCED YOU MAKE A DECISION
THAT YOU'RE GOING TO PRAY EVERY MORNING AND STUDY THE WORD
BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE AND, MAN, ALL OF A SUDDEN
IT'S NIGHTTIME AND YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT HAPPENED,
BUT THAT PLAN YOU MADE DIDN'T WORK OUT.
AND SO, MORE THAN ANYTHING, NOW, I WANT YOU TO LISTEN TO ME,
MORE THAN ANYTHING, THE DEVIL WILL FIGHT YOU ABOUT KEEPING GOD
FIRST IN YOUR TIME,
IN YOUR FINANCES, AND IN MANY, MANY, MANY DIFFERENT WAYS.
AND SO I FEEL LIKE THE LORD WANTS ME TO TALK TO YOU
THIS MORNING ABOUT KEEPING GOD FIRST AND, FOR SOME OF YOU,
IT MAY REQUIRE MAKING SOME ADJUSTMENTS.
YOU SEE, HERE'S THE THING THAT YOU DON'T WANNA DO.
I FOUND MYSELF MANY YEARS AGO TRYING SO HARD TO WORK GOD
INTO MY SCHEDULE.
AND FINALLY, ONE DAY, THE LORD SAID, "WHY DON'T YOU JUST WORK
YOUR SCHEDULE AROUND ME?" SO ARE YOU TRYING TO FIND
A PLACE TO PUT GOD INTO YOUR SCHEDULE, OR WOULD YOU
BE WILLING TODAY TO SAY, "GOD, FROM NOW ON,
YOU'RE GONNA BE FIRST AND I DON'T CARE WHAT ELSE HAS TO GO"?
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
JOYCE: I DON'T CARE WHAT ELSE HAS TO GO OR WHAT I HAVE
TO CHANGE, WHAT I HAVE TO MAKE AN ADJUSTMENT IN, I WANNA KEEP
YOU FIRST IN MY LIFE IN EVERYTHING.
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Pelosi Caught Playing With Something NASTY At SOTU – Didn't Know Camera Was On Her! - Duration: 5:19.
Pelosi Caught Playing With Something NASTY At SOTU – Didn't Know Camera Was On Her!
If you had the chance to watch last night's State of the Union address by President Trump,
you know that it was an emotionally charged event.
The President honored some very deserving service members, police, and families who
had lost someone this year.
He also did what we all expected, which was to re-cap the nation's victories this year
as pertains to jobs and the economy, and stressed our need for more border security and immigration
reform.
Also, just as expected, the left retained their seats for most of the night, handing
out applause in stingy amounts, and generally looking like they were born drinking pickle
juice and had been sucking lemons ever since.
The queen of the sourpuss brigade was, of course, their real-life leader, Nancy Pelosi.
The Washington Times reports that she is making headlines, just with her facial expressions:
President Donald Trump delivered what most hailed as a very strong State of the Union
speech that hit the high points, addressed the low points and soothed and smoothed over
the partisan points — and through it all, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi managed
to maintain a scowl.
Other Democrats may have their hands-sitting, but when it comes to expressing distaste with
this president, Pelosi takes the cake.
Bluntly put, the woman looked pissed.
Now it's true, others in her party managed to convey dissatisfaction during the speech.
There's this, from former White House spokesman Sean Spicer: 'The group not clapping for
historically low black and Hispanic unemployment are Democrats.
In case you were wondering.'
But nobody did dour like Pelosi.
Somebody ought to make a montage of her State of the Union face.
It's classic Democrat disgust and can no doubt be used time and again as a pictorial
expression of scorn in future news and blog reports."
However, Pelosi's sour faces weren't the end of her delightful surprises for the evening.
As we all know, Pelosi is rather advanced in years and as much as everyone in Congress
wants you to believe that they're a bunch of spring chickens, still functioning at one
hundred percent, that might not be the case.
As it turns out, Pelosi let a little bit of her age slip when she didn't know that the
camera was on her.
The Daily Wire reports that cameras and comentators alike were shocked, and a little grossed out
by what they saw Pelosi doing while the President was speaking:
"House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) put on her sour puss face for President Donald
Trump's first State of the Union address and appeared to be playing with her dentures.
Pelosi, who sat and did not clap for much of the night, was caught on camera appearing
to be adjusting something in her mouth as several media personalities quickly pointed
out that they believed she was playing with her dentures."
As disgusting as Pelosi's gross habit is, it appears to just be an absent-minded habit
that she has when she's thinking/plotting about something important.
Her entire body language shows just how frustrated she is with the entire night, and she wasn't
alone.
Everyone who watched Tuesday night's speech could tell that the Democrats were not at
all happy with with the President had to say about the State of the Union.
At a time when the President called for unity, they couldn't be bothered to stand, or show
appreciation, even when the President talked about a decrease in unemployment among the
minorities that they so loudly cater to.
The Washington Examiner reports that White House Press Secretary, Sarah Sanders spoke
on this very issue in an interview with CNN:
"White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Wednesday that House Minority Leader
Nancy Pelosi is a symbol of Democrats' bitterness toward President Trump, and said Democrats
would be better off if she smiled sometimes.
She was reacting to a question on CNN about Pelosi's dour reaction to Trump's State
of the Union address, during which she was mostly unresponsive.
'I think Nancy Pelosi looks like that all the time,' Sanders said on CNN.
'I think she should smile a lot more often, I think the country would be better for it.'
She seems to kind of embody the bitterness that belongs in the Democrat Party right now,'
Sanders added.
Sanders also said Pelosi and Democrats have to make a 'big decision' about whether
they will continue to let their hatred of Trump get in the way of getting things done.
'They need to decide … do they love America more than they hate this president, and are
they willing to put some of those differences aside, come together and do what's right
for this country?' she asked."
Every President wants the other party to "come together".
That's what they all say because they want to be able to unify the two parties, it helps
them get more done.
But usually, it's on big diplomatic issues that both parties will never agree on.
In this case, it's on issues that are going to make the lives and pocketbooks of every
American better.
But since it's not something that they were given permission to be happy about, they kept
their seats and any chance of standing for change.
This tweet says it best:
Sad, but true.
what do you think about this?
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An Alternative President in Kenya | NYT - Duration: 2:05.
Raila Odinga is not your average politician.
He's the leading opposition politician.
Last year, he lost a presidential election.
But he's been insisting that the vote
he lost was rigged against him.
"Our country Kenya is in big trouble."
Kenya's Supreme Court even agreed with him at first,
throwing out the first election that we had
because it was fraudulent. When it came to the second election,
Raila said the process was still rigged
and he dropped out of the race.
His supporters boycotted the poll,
and the president, Uhuru Kenyatta, easily won a second term.
But it was a pretty uneven victory.
"The elections were the most peaceful
in our nation's history."
There was tension across the country on voting day,
and things were so bad in some places
that the polls never even opened.
Nearly two million Kenyans didn't
get to cast a ballot because their polling stations stayed
shut.
So Uhuru Kenyatta won the election,
but it's clear that the country is divided.
What happened today in Nairobi is
something that Raila's supporters have been preparing for months.
They wanted to gather in Uhuru Park in central Nairobi
and hold an alternate inauguration.
They said they were going to swear Raila in as
"the people's president."
The government called this treason,
but they let people pass.
Thousands and thousands of people
went to the park for the swearing-in.
The government had disabled the equipment
for three private television stations that were live
broadcasting the swearing-in.
Across the country,
Kenyans experienced the first peacetime media blackout
that many of them could even remember.
Raila took an oath as the people's president,
although no one knows exactly what that means.
He gave a short speech, and he denounced what
he called electoral autocracy.
Then he went home.
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Iran's President Rouhani Could Be Mikhail Gorbachev - Duration: 4:59.
So if you're from Fox News, or MSNBC or the New York Times, you think you know exactly
what the Iranian Regime is, and exactly how it should be dealt with.
They're all exactly the same, they're fascists, they're kleptocrats, and the only
way to deal with them is to be tough, tough, tough.
That's not really my attitude, but even if it were, even if I did think Iran constituted
a real threat to the United States, this approach wouldn't make any sense.
So let's assume that Iran is a terrible terrible threat to us, and we want to do whatever
is possible to help Iran transition to a new system.
What's the appropriate response to Hassan Rouhani, the elected president?
I call Rouhani the moderate president a lot because that's what he is.
He ran on a platform of reform, and broke with decades of tradition to engage with the
United States diplomatically, negotiating and entering into the JCPOA, more commonly
known as the Iran Nuclear Deal.
After this, after all of Trump's insults, and after two years where the US hasn't
exactly lived up to the spirit of the deal, Rouhani was re-elected in a landslide this
past May.
He has promised more economic openness and international engagement.
That's what the people who elected him want too.
Trump celebrated this re-election by driving it out of the news completely,throwing an
orb party with Iran's greatest enemy, the Saudi Royal Family.
Trump and his officials used the trip as an opportunity to threaten Iran…
From Saudi Arabia!
Now I know the standard line here.
Rouhani is just the last gasp of a dying regime.
He's designed to pull the wool over all of our eyes and fool us, so the Iranian regime
can hold onto power for a few more decades.
Rouhani is just as bad as the rest of them, but he's trying a different tack to get
the world's money and help his sick system to survive.
This story… actually… could be completely accurate.
That could be exactly what's going on.
But the appropriate follow on question here is, do you know who Mikhail Gorbachev was?
I'm not talking about 1989 Time Magazine's "Man of the Decade" Gorby!
I'm talking about the Mikhail Gorbachev that assumed control of the Soviet Union in
1985.
The nasty interpretation of Rouhani I laid out above describes what Gorbachev was exactly.
We remember him now as that friendly guy who made deals with Reagan and oversaw the collapse
of free world's greatest enemy.
That is not what Gorbachev was planning.
Rouhani may be very dedicated to clerical rule.
Gorbachev thought he was going to improve Communism, and the Soviet Union, not destroy
them.
Rouhani negotiated the nuclear deal while his regime was shoring up its client in Syria
against CIA attacks.
Gorbachev negotiated arms deals with Reagan as he desperately tried to shore up the Soviet
Union's client in Afghanistan against CIA attacks.
Gorbachev was famous for his policy of "Glasnost" or openness.
He hoped to fix problems by talking about them, instead he killed Communism.
There's a lot of debate over what exactly caused those protests in Iran a month ago,
but one of the contenders is a bit of Glasnost that Rouhani himself engaged in, publicizing
and complaining about the amount of money eaten up by religious foundations in Iran's
budget.
There will always be hardliners, both in the Iran and the US.
But we don't have to listen to them.
What would the result have been if Reagan and Bush hadn't engaged with Gorbachev?
The Soviet Union probably would have collapsed anyway, but it could have collapsed in an
much more dangerous way.
Rather than a whimper, the Soviet Union could have ended with a bang.
Possibly a civilization ending one.
If we were at all serious about helping Iran find a better system, we'd be engaging with
the country on every front.
We'd oppose their influence abroad, but we'd also be responsive to elements of the
regime when it reached out.
The truth is, we're not at all serious about helping the Iranian people.
It's all theater.
Washington, DC needs a threat to justify its own behavior, and that is what the Iranian
boogie man provides.
Iran's President Rouhani really could be a Mikhail Gorbachev.
But the US government just isn't interested.
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Top 10 Best Indie Games of January 2018 - Duration: 7:25.
welcome to get into gaming and to the first episode in a new series we begin
each month with an overview of the indie games we think will likely be of
interest and thought it high time to bookend the month with a rundown of the
games that critics most enjoyed for this we're planning on using the widely cited
Metacritic scores and ranking the best 10 over a given month a few caveats only
new games and not ports across platforms will be considered and four games out on
multiple platforms will take the higher score given as our base measure
hopefully that all makes good sense and with those few things in place let's see
which 10 games released in January were most favored by the critics and the
series begins with genital jousting which picked up a solid Metacritic
review that takes it into the 10th slot for January this is as you might expect
a somewhat crude affair and yet if you peer through its superficial levels
you'll find it takes a good look at and covers some fairly meaty topics with a
short story mode together with local and online multiplayer options this little
party game should raise the odd eyebrow and a few chuckles to boot in a space
launched onto the PC and all the consoles on the 16th of January and
offers an exploration flying game within a world with a physics a roll inverted
with an average of the mid 70s with a PC version reviews tend to focus on the
contemplative nature of the flying sequences while dabbling with
comparisons with no man's sky like vistas which IGN note they provide some
of the most hypnotic visuals of recent memory up now and taking 8th place and
with a score just above that of Innerspace ray aware Empire allows you
to create a wide-ranging network as you buy and build stations lay down track
take on members of staff and develop new technologies to give your railway the
edge over your rivals well perhaps nothing too new and
noteworthy reviewers such as game star were typically confident in putting
railway empire forward as a sound proponent for fans of these type of
titles and by far for us at least the most enjoyable part of the franchise
thus far tell tail games Batman enemy within part four
picked up an average score in the region of the mid 70s with reviewers agreeing
with our early brief synopsis GameSpot's review called out the top
notch writing and decision making moments as particular high spots with
one more game left in this series were now fully ready for what should be a
spectacular finale moving things up a notch and into the eighties scoring
range the red strings Club a cyberpunk narrative story about fate and happiness
took away a review average score that puts it into sixth spot for January it's
a highly original affair with a delightfully polished pixel art style
and a soundtrack that all comes together within its context and coverage of
mature themes that other teams would perhaps left well alone as PC gamer
noted while at times it strays in to well-worn cyberpunk cliche the red
strings Club is a distinctive take on this variety of title full metal Furies
is a cartoonish brawler RPG from the creator of rogue legacy and scored a
solid mid 80s average the game puts an emphasis on team play where all players
have to do their bit critic spoke highly of the game's co-op play options both in
terms of couch play and the online experience the folk at Destructoid
compared the game to other classics such as Castle Crashers and Double Dragon
neon
iconic lasts popped out onto the PC Vita and PlayStation for January 23rd you
join a renegade mechanic called Robin as you go about a world filled with
characters tricky puzzles and interesting platforming sections gaming
pundits were quick to point out this game ships with a compelling
storytelling challenging boss battles and a neat and tidy control system a few
reviewers called this out as being a title that should be considered one of
the all-time indie greats and something no triple a studio would ever have dared
to produce high praise indeed
swimming its way onto the podiums lower rung subnautica isn't under water
survival game that's gripping from the outset only a scorecard of just under
the 90 from amongst the critics in this one you'll descend into the deep of an
unforgiving alien underwater world where you face numerous creatures and will
need to craft objects and at times build transportation in order to survive
IGN called it a fantastical fresh and frightening experience from the surface
to the sea bed while Destructoid wrote it's a brilliant example of its type and
one that works well as a serene lonely contemplative adventure opening its
doors onto the iOS this past January 25th the room old sins is a tactile
exploration experience where the challenging puzzles combined with a
captivating story about the strange disappearance of an ambitious engineer
and his high society wife the trail leads to the attic of their
home and to an old peculiar looking doll's house for an iOS title the
graphics are up there with the very best the platform has to offer
reviewers almost to a person were keen to demonstrate the games attention to
detail its sense of place and the cleverness of the puzzles together with
the point perfect pacing while as a concept the room games are six years old
this one's as fresh and as chilling after all this time and highly deserves
its second place in today's countdown
jumping and sliding its way onto the top of the heat for January Celeste on the
switch from the team behind towerfall gathered an impressive Metacritic review
score of well into the 90s IGN with its perfect score
of a hundred called it a surprise masterpiece a 2d platforming game up
there with the best and toughest of its kind since Super Meat Boy Nintendo Life
another outlet to give it the highest possible mark notes it offers an
exemplary amalgamation of style mechanics and character a game that's
deviously difficult needing enough skills and persistence to please the
purists and speedrunners alike although it's only January Celeste must be in the
Hat for indie game of the year we simply adore it particularly how the team have
gone about managing the difficulty with options to make it truly accessible and
without being condescending in the process graphics wise it's attractive
within its set limitations and the other true winner here is the soundtrack which
is up there with the true greats so at number one this month we have Celeste an
almost perfect example of the genre and with that many thanks for watching while
it's clear for us Celeste was indeed the out-and-out winner for the month do you
agree and do you think the critics or the reviewers missed out on anything
that perhaps should have been scored higher please let us know looking ahead
to February we've a stunning selection of Indies about to hit the market so
we're very much looking forward to covering those plus many other videos
besides hope to see you again and please come back soon for more videos
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THE BEST SPEECH EVER - MOTIVATION SPEECH BY A P J Abdul Kalam - Duration: 13:32.
the feeling whenever I do something I feel happy you see this is you try that
whatever you may have knowledge you have sometimes bettering the economy you may
have better better baby sometime you can have a kind words you can have so if we
use and make somebody's life happy that you are giving and his or her life is a
happy that's a better best thing a human being getting off that then you'll get a
card root conflict free world that's why I used to say well there is
righteousness in the heart there's beauty in the cat where there is beauty
in the character there is harmony in the home harmony in the home where there is
harmony in the home there is order in the nation when there is order in the
nation there's peace in the world this is a starting point where there's a
righteousness the heart beauty in the character harmony the hope and the order
in the nation peace in the world all in one of the others coming so where
we start we start the righteous now remember this incident 1979 1979 slv-3
satellite launch vehicle I were the project director mission director my
mission is to put the satellite in the orbit thousands of people work nearly
ten years I reach the I reach the Surrey arakata condition the launch pad
countdown was going on t-minus four minutes t-minus five
minutes t-minus two one one minute t-minus 40 seconds computer put a hold
don't launch it computer say don't launch it I am the mission director I
have to take decision everything is on behind me there are six experts they saw
did a computer database coming in and screen
they see the pictures the screen they said there's a problem the problem is
there's a leakage in a system in the control system but immediately
calculation no problem we have got sufficient fuel and oxidiser
country control system is contorta rocket to the record attitude and we can
go ahead now of course my experts view but I took a division problems mine
right finally I took a division i bypass the computer I launched the system okay
and August baseball event first state you worked in a four stage rocket and
second stage got mad it went to spin instead of putting the satellite in the
orbit it put in the Bay of Bengal
1979 it was a failure there's a failed first time I experienced my failure
how'd he manage the failure success I can manage so at that time we have great
man your great leader also sati stubborn he comes to me I'm very tired working
nearly four months it makes me up calm let her go for a
press conference prosperous meeting there like this
number of people world press before all this and that all the gadget they are
there I was really frightened I will be the culprit because I'm the project
director Asian director what's at East Awad said chairman Indian Space Coast
what the artist said dear friends we have failed today he is the first time I
have to do all the success all the failure is I want to support my
technologists and scientists and staff so that next year they succeed so he
took the whole range missile and then media asked you put way off then got so
many crows we are putting like that lot of criticism he received a criticism he
assured them in a year will succeed with our team is a very good team next year
here only interesting happened next year July 18 1980 when he succeeded president
said you go and conduct the press conference do you follow what it means
it means when the failure occurred the leader took it up
when the success came he gives to his team how did you become so great great
that's a question well which class you are singing what's your dream in life
singen well you know give their related terms so I personally believe you Basava
dream say you must I must have a dream I must continuously acquire knowledge
continuously acquire knowledge hard work hard work and perseverance one should
not be a not afraid of problems we should know how to handle the not only
how to handle success how to handle the failures particularly you are in the
management environment return it I want the young people to understand how to
manage the failure because any tasks you do you have to come across problem
problem should not become the captain of the individual or a project chief and
the project chief should become the captain of the problems and defeat the
problem at site and for a culture of excellence the reaction is not by
accident it is a process where an individual continuously strives to
better oneself the performance standards are set by themselves they work on their
dreams with focus and are prepared to take calculated risk and do not get
deterred by failures as they move towards their dreams then this type of
their dreams as they tend to reach the original targets there's tried to work
to their potential in the process they increase their performance there by
multiplying further their potential this is an onion being lifecycle
phenomena culture of excellence they are not in competition with genuine arts but
themselves that is a culture of excellence I'm sure each one of you will
aspire to become a unique with culture of excellence she has written books
you've served as president your aerospace engineer you've been a
professor but you say the title you like best is the title of teacher why is that
you know I had I had a teacher I never say young boy ten years boy what
am the second world was going on at that time I used to see in my class fifth
class teacher in science teacher he say mr. subrahmanya he entered to the
classroom and abused to see the radiation of knowledge from radius of
knowledge from him when he enters the classroom my teacher I see a radiation
of purity of life and he's the way he thought I my dream has got shaped what
should be my way of life he's the person the teacher gave me the vision of my
life when I was a young fellow now a teacher has got a fantastic opportunity
to grow minds to enrich the minds and you the dreams to the young people and
nurture the dreams with them and they would become a great human being
sometime they would become better than you but better than the teacher so that
happens you to have and also there's a teacher like what I am doing I am a
professor I can also do the research young researchers will be work with me
that's a great pressure when they get the PhD history has proven history has
proven that those who dare to imagine the impossible are the ones who break
all the human limitations in every field of human endeavor whether science
medicine sports are the technology the names of the people just know I listed
some of the names the names of the people who imagine the impossible are
engraved in our history by breaking the limits of the imagination by breaking
their limits of their magnet the change they change the world
you take CV Raman you take Newton you take angsting you take Chandra Shekar
thereby breaking the limits of their imaging imagination they change the
world but carefully hear me what M say I learned what did I learn from the youth
of 11 million people I learnt the over youth wants to be unique paper youth
watch three unique that is you the over you taught to be unique that is you but
the world around around you is doing it best they might to make you just be
everybody else now whether you want to be you re variants you you want to be
you not everybody else now if the coach be like everybody else is convenient at
the first class but not satisfying in the long vision the challenge there for
my young friends is that you have to find hardest battle to fight the hardest
battle which any human being can never imagine to fight and never stop fighting
until you arrive at your destination dat is the
unique view to get to get the unique view it's a big battle the battlements
you don't even take a garden the battle means you have to have four unique
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The Firepower of Prayer Ignites Revival Fire - Duration: 22:32.
(Singing) I know my God has made the way for
me. I know my God has made the way for me.
ANNOUNCER: The fire power of prayer ignites revival fire.
Join Gloria Copeland and special guest Billye Brim today on the
Believer's Voice of Victory, as they show you how
every move of God started on the altar of prayer.
GLORIA: Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Believer's
Voice of Victory. Billye Brim's back with us today.
She's got some really good things for us. Hallelujah.
BILLYE: Right, Gloria. And I want to take up where we
left off yesterday. GLORIA: That's great. BILLYE: I want
to talk about the Moravians and the Moravian revival. We're
talking about prayer. We're talking about prayer as an
incense that sends to the Father a sweet-smelling aroma. And
we're talking about the prayers that have preceded the moves of
God, the awakenings of God. Not one of them ever came that it
wasn't preceded by great and intense prayer. And one of the
groups that prayed--and actually, Charles Wesley and
John Wesley got saved under their ministry, the Moravians.
And you really don't know so much about them. GLORIA: Mm-hmm.
BILLYE: I happen to have--well, I'll tell you that little story
later about my granddaughter's boyfriend. And remind me if I
forget to tell you. But I want to tell a little bit more about
them here. And from this book, "Fire on the Altar: Those Who
Carried the Flame," by Frank "JJ" D-i, and then another word,
P-i-e-t-r-o. I'm guessing Di Pietro. GLORIA: Did you bring me
one of those books? BILLYE: No, I didn't, honey. And my daughter
got it for me, and I think they're going to get you some
here. And I know you're going to like it, too. And he spends
three chapters talking about the Moravians because they were
so--they had a prayer meeting that lasted 100 years. GLORIA:
That's long. BILLYE: And how the Moravians--I'll just do a
little-- GLORIA: Okay. BILLYE: There was this--and he was born
in ancient Saxony, is what it was called at the time. And it's
now, I think, in East Germany. It was--has been a time in
Austria. But he was born to the Austrian royal family, Count
Zinzendorf, and very, very wealthy. But he loved Jesus from
the time he was a child. He made a vow to live for Jesus as his
passion-- GLORIA: Mm. BILLYE: --when he was just a child. Six
years old and nine years old, he made these vows. And he found a
wife that was exactly as devoted as he was. So they took all
their fortune--they laid aside all their nobility rights and
claims, and they took their fortune, they dedicated it to
God. And they bought land. They had the money to do it, and they
bought parcels--huge parcels of the land. And at the time he had
bought the land, there came a man to him named Christian David
who was representing a group of terribly persecuted people,
terribly persecuted by the Roman church. They were the Moravians.
They lived in Moravia, Bohemia, someplace else I've forgotten.
And because of their beliefs, they believed in new birth, born
again, they were terribly persecuted. So this man,
Christian David, came to Count Zinzendorf, and he said, "Can
some of these people--" They're going to be refugees. They're so
terribly treated where they are. "Can I get them out and bring
them here to live on your land?" And so he did. Count Zinzendorf
called him the Moravian Moses. He went down. He'd get a little
group of them at a time, and he'd move them across the
borders. And about 300 of them came to live there. And then
people heard about it, other persecuted peoples in the area
heard about it, and they came there. And there were--it was a
mixed group, and there were about 600 of them. And some of
them didn't agree with the Moravians doctrinally or didn't
like their liturgy, or da-da-da-da. So there was this
contention. And it's really heartening to me, Gloria, to
know that there can be divided groups, and God can get them
into one. And Count Zinzendorf, who was such a man of love, and
he--he had one passion, and his passion was Jesus. He started
visiting them in their homes. And he told them, "Start prayer
groups." He was a man of prayer, very dedicated prayer. And so he
told them, "Start some prayer groups. Invite your neighbors
in. You pray here and then one over here and one over here." So
they did it. And in five years' time, they became almost
selfless. They became so overcome by a spirit of prayer.
GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: And he announced, in 1727, "We're
all going to get together and have a communion service." So
they got together, and they had the communion service. And this
communion service, they had the same thing happen, that
communion service that happened in the book of Acts. There was a
rushing mighty wind. They ran to the windows to see if there was
a storm outside. There was not. And then the fire of God fell on
them, and they went under the power. Even people far away from
them, two of them were working 20 miles away, and at the very
same time, the outpouring came on them. It came on those two
workers 20 miles away. And they all were under that power. And
it was the spirit of prayer that was poured out on them. They all
became prostrate on the floor. GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: It
is written here in this book which I'm reading, "God had come
down to live among them in all of His glory." He wrote about
it--Zinzendorf wrote about it when he was speaking--or he
spoke about it when he was speaking to a British audience.
"We needed to come to the communion with a sense of the
loving nearness of the Savior. On this day, 27 years ago, the
congregation of Herrnhut that had assembled for communion were
all dissatisfied with themselves. They came to seek
the noble countenance of the Savior." GLORIA: Praise God.
BILLYE: "In this view of the man of sorrows acquainted with
grief, their hearts told them that He would be their patron
and their priest who at once changed their tears into oils of
gladness and their misery into happiness. This firm confidence
changed them in a single moment into a happy people which they
are to this day. And they have led many thousands to the
heavenly grace once given to themselves." GLORIA: Praise God.
BILLYE: It was a young congregation when this
outpouring came, the spirit of prayer. Zinzendorf was just 27
years old, and most of the congregation were about that
age. And--but they were so overcome that then they had to
start having three meetings a day, 4:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., and
8:00 p.m. they had their prayer meetings. "Prayer was the main
catalyst that fueled the revival. Zinzendorf, at this
time--" Now listen to this, Gloria. GLORIA: Okay. BILLYE:
"--received a verse from the Holy Spirit which inspired the
incredible Moravian 100-year prayer vigil--" GLORIA: Oh, my.
BILLYE: "--that they launched that year." The verse that he
received was Leviticus 6:13, which says, quote, "A fire shall
always be burning on the altar; it shall never go out." And, of
course, that's what the priesthood was told in the Old
Testament. On that altar of incense, on that altar of--where
they offered the sacrifices, the fire must never go out. GLORIA:
Praise God. BILLYE: And they saw--God gave them that verse
because our prayers, Gloria, are offered on the altar. We--like
Paul said, when you treat them well--the people well, you're
heaping coals of fire--you're praying on the altar for them.
GLORIA: Mm. BILLYE: And so that's what our prayers are.
They ascend like incense unto God. And the scripture they
got--and it lasted them a hundred years. GLORIA: Praise
God. BILLYE: "A fire shall always be burning on the altar;
it shall never go out." GLORIA: Mm. BILLYE: "Count Zinzendorf
knew the fire of the altar signified the prayers of the
saints, and he viewed this word as a literal command to restore
unceasing prayer before the Lord." You know, the Lord says,
"Pray without ceasing." Church history and world history would
never again be the same. GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: So they
decided they're going to have 24-hour prayer in their prayer
tower he had built. So this is--this is how it worked: "Two
weeks into the revival on August 27, 24 men and 24 women
covenanted to pray one hour each day in scheduled prayers. Soon,
others enlisted, and before long, all members shared in what
became known as the hourly intercession. At home and
abroad, on land and sea, this prayer watch ascended
unceasingly to the Lord. They recognized the power in the--is
in the key of the Lord revealed in Leviticus 6. So they decided
to accept the task of keeping a continual fire of prayer,
intercession, and worship burning before the Lord's
presence." I doubt if they realized they would actually
keep the fire burning and pure for more than a hundred years.
GLORIA: My goodness. BILLYE: "But they began by making
personal commitments to the task. Two men prayed together
and two women prayed together for a one-hour watch until the
next team arrived to relieve them. This pattern continued
around the clock, day after day, week after week, for more than
100 years." GLORIA: A hundred years? They persevered, didn't
they? BILLYE: 100 years. "The fervent prayer--heat generated
by the sacrificial fire of their sustained prayer ignited revival
fire that launched their pioneering missionary efforts,
and in later years--" listen to this. GLORIA: Okay. BILLYE:
"--helped birth the Great Awakening in America--" GLORIA:
Praise God. BILLYE: "--through their godly influence on men
such as John and Charles Wesley and George Whitefield, all who
were huge parts of the Great Awakening from which America was
birthed. They were influenced by the prayers of the Moravians and
by actually meeting the Moravians." GLORIA: Wow.
BILLYE: "Was there ever in the whole world of Church
history such an astonishing prayer meeting as that which
began in 1727, and went on for 100 years? It was
known as the 'hourly intercession,' and it
meant that by relays of brothers and sisters, prayer without
ceasing was made to God for all the work and wants
of His Church. This intense prayer vigil birthed in the
hearts of the Moravians a hunger and a passion for the
lost. They had 600 saints. And prayer, they saw as a catalyst
to revival is as gasoline to a fire. Unlike any movement before
or since, the Moravians never stop pouring out their hearts to
God. They became literally captured by God Himself and
never tired of being His watchmen on the wall. As they
matured spiritually, they became increasingly concerned about
those who had never heard of the Savior. Six months after the
beginning of the prayer watch, Zinzendorf suggested the
challenge of a bold evangelism and aimed successfully to reach
those in the world from whom--'for whom no one cared.'
Before the count could finish speaking, 26 Moravians had
stepped forward to go wherever the Lord led." GLORIA: Praise
God. BILLYE: Now, missionary evangelism was not known in
those days. "This was the beginning of an era of Moravian
missionary work which spread to Greenland, Lapland, Russia,
Surinam, Guinea, South Africa, Amsterdam, Algeria, the North
America Indians, Ceylon, India, Romania, Constantinople (modern
Istanbul)." And they even went to the Atlantic circle and to
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Now listen to this: "Organized
missionary work and world evangelism as we know it today
did not exist in the Western world until God lit a fire in
the hearts of the Moravians through the watch of the Lord.
It was no accident that God restored the fire on the altar
first and then ignited a passion for lost souls in the world
through prayer." He had ignited that--a spirit of prayer fell
down on them that day. And in that prayer--it wasn't long,
only six months, until they had the heart of God for the lost.
GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: And so they were praying in--and
whenever Count Zinzendorf said, "We have to do something about
the lost," then they had 26 Moravians step forward to say,
"We'll go." "And 3:00 a.m. on the morning of August 21, 1732,
Count Zinzendorf drove two men in his own carriage to the
Copenhagen harbor as they boarded a Dutch ship headed for
the West Indies. He blessed them and said, 'Go and do all in the
Spirit of Jesus Christ.'" GLORIA: Hmm. BILLYE: In less
than a year, they had sent more than 200 people out. They went
out on missionary endeavors. There were no mission boards.
There was nothing like this. They just went out because they
got this heart for the lost. And they--they "were about to enter
places--go into places that from the beginning of time were
controlled by Principalities and Powers. These lords of darkness
ruled unhindered for eons, dragging millions of souls into
a crisis eternity. So, into this deep darkness, the Moravians
came, shining the light of Salvation." "It is a documented
fact--" listen to this, "--that the Moravians would pack their
belongings in coffins and then send them ahead so they would
have something to ship their bodies back home in. If they
could save one person in a dying world, death mattered not" to
them. I mean, they went into places where there were
headhunters, where there were, you know, I mean, you're not
allowed. They--some of them had sold themselves into slavery in
certain lands because there was no other way to reach the people
in that land, to reach the slaves. They sold themselves
into slavery. Now listen to these ones right here: "A New
York newspaper reporter was on a ship traveling back to the
states after finishing an overseas assignment. On that
same ship there just happened to be five Moravian families. The
ship came to a stop off a secluded island, and he noticed
a distress among the missionaries' families. The
wives were crying and holding on tightly to their husbands. The
men then knelt in prayer and blessed and hugged their
children. The five male missionaries were then lowered
into a small skiff and began rowing toward the island. The
reporter then understood that the sorrow was caused by
everyone saying goodbye until the men could be picked up again
when the ship returned. His heart began to sink when, using
the captain's spyglass, he read a sign on the beach of the
island: 'All are forbidden to enter. Leper colony.'" GLORIA:
Oh. BILLYE: "'All who enter this place cannot return.'" And so
they left their families to go into the leper colony. And it
tells about the people they saw there. And a man who had no
feet, they were eaten off-- GLORIA: Oh. BILLYE: --was
carried on the back of a man, and this man was carried on the
back--he had hands. And the man whose back he rode on, he
had--he had no hands, but he did have feet. So the two of them
went together, and they were sowing crops. GLORIA: Oh, my
goodness. What a story. BILLYE: And they brought them--they
brought them the message of Jesus Christ. GLORIA: My, my.
BILLYE: And this all was sustained--have you ever gone
out, Gloria--I do. I go out. And you go out, and Ken. We all go
out a lot. But I'm always conscious that back there at
Prayer Mountain, they're praying for me. And it seems sometimes,
when I go, I kind of like ride along on their prayers, you
know? GLORIA: Mm-hmm. BILLYE: Even sometimes if I'm taking a
tour to Israel, I'm teaching all day long, and it seems like
sometimes maybe I didn't have as much time to pray that morning,
but I know they're praying back there. GLORIA: Praise God.
BILLYE: And so Count Zinzendorf, in 1741, he himself went on to
the mission field, and he went to North America. Now, you're
thinking 1741. We haven't even had 1776 yet. We haven't had the
Revolutionary War. And he started a settlement in
Pennsylvania, and he called it Bethlehem. And that community
was his base for his missionary work among the Indians, and it
has now grown into a large city. And my little granddaughter, who
Is studying to be a pharmacist, and she has a young man that
she's been dating for a few years, and his grandmother
invited her to come for Christmas about a couple of
years ago. And his grandmother lives in Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania, and she's of a Moravian stock. GLORIA: Is that
right? BILLYE: And she's a guide in a Moravian museum that they
have there in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. So it was about
this time that John Wesley was introduced to the Moravians. He
was on a ship bound for America, and it had a group of these
Moravians on the ship. Now, he had been to America. He
has--he's open--he wants to mission--he wants to minister to
the Indians in Georgia, but he's not born again, he's not saved.
And there comes a horrible storm, and it breaks the ship's
mast. And all the people are crying out, all the Englishmen
are crying out, they're doomed, they're doomed. And here's these
Moravians, and they're singing, and they're calm. He was
challenged by them. And they were--people were offending
them. They were treating them terribly, but they never struck
back. "And many perceived these German missionaries as cowards
until a great storm broke over the ship. As the main sail split
and the sea began to pour into the ship, the English panicked,
their terrified screams rising above the tumult of the storm,
but the Moravians sat quietly, singing their hymns. Afterwards,
when one of the Moravians was asked if he was afraid during
the storm, he answered, 'I thank God, no.' Then he was asked if
their women and children were afraid and replied, 'No. Our
women and children are not afraid to die.' Wesley recorded
this in his diary and added, 'From them, I went to their
crying, trembling neighbors and pointed out to them the
difference in the hour of trial between him that feared God and
him that feared not.'" GLORIA: Oh, my. Yeah. BILLYE: "'At
twelve, the wind fell. This was the most glorious day which I
have hitherto seen.'" And so Wesley then entered into his
journal that he went among the Moravians. GLORIA: Praise God.
BILLYE: And the Moravians, then, he saw that he had not been born
again. And he became-- "The Wesley brothers were saved and
went on to see--" GLORIA: So they were saved. BILLYE: They
were saved under the Moravian ministry. And they were "saved
and went on to see, in meeting after meeting, thousands come to
Christ--" GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: --in the Wesleys'
ministries. GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: But this had happened
because they had come into contact--I'm sure God led them
into that. And He probably would have led them later into it, you
know, but it was the Moravians whom--in whom they saw the light
of God and in whom they saw salvation by grace through Jesus
Christ. GLORIA: Praise God. BILLYE: And then you know what
the Wesleys did. GLORIA: Now, are there--are there Moravians
still here? BILLYE: There are Moravians today. I don't know
how many. I do know they have the Moravian museum there in
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, which my granddaughter went to. But
that--that--I wanted to bring out about that part about their
prayer. 100 years, they prayed. And--let's see, 1727 to 1827, in
that prayer tower. And then the missionaries went everywhere.
And as a result of their missionary work, which was
backed by prayer, the Wesleys got saved. And, man, that's a
part--that's-- GLORIA: Awesome. BILLYE: --historical fact what
happened in the ministries of John Wesley and Charles Wesley.
GLORIA: Yes. BILLYE: And George Whitefield also came
into contact--he was already born again by the time--he was
born again before the Wesleys were. And when
he was already come into--he sought out their
fellowship. He sought them out. And everything starts
on the altar-- GLORIA: Yeah. BILLYE: --of prayer.
There's not a move of God that came, there's not a
revival--we're going to talk about Azusa tomorrow. GLORIA:
Good. BILLYE: Not any of it came without a prayer first. And if
we do what they did, we can get what they got. If--that's what a
man did who brought a great revival out of which Hilo,
Hawaii, was born. I'm going to be going there soon. But Hilo
became a city because a man who was ministered to in the
ministry of Charles Finney, great revivalist--and Finney was
a man of prayer, and Father Nash who prayed before him. And that
young man who was influenced by Finney and his prayer life and
his revivals, he said, "If I do what Finney did, I can get what
Finney got." And he went to Hawaii, and a great, huge move
of God came because he prayed. That's what Finney did. GLORIA:
Praise God. BILLYE: And that's what they all did. And if that's
what we'll do, then we can have what they had.
GLORIA: Oh, yes. Hallelujah. BILLYE: We can have--
GLORIA: It's time. BILLYE: --Jesus, our passion, but it's
going to take prayer-- GLORIA: Praise God. Glory to God.
BILLYE: --from the Body of Christ-- GLORIA: Hallelujah.
BILLYE: --who is the priesthood on the earth and can lift up--
GLORIA: Amen, amen. BILLYE: --men and nations
to God. GLORIA: Billye and I'll be right back.
ANNOUNCER: We hope you enjoyed today's teaching from Kenneth
Copeland Ministries. And remember Jesus is Lord.
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AIR MAX 98 UNBOXING/REVIEW | DnA SHOW - Duration: 5:17.
All right, you know the drill stick them up
Alright was gonna jump DJ. This your boy, AJ and I we're back at you with another review
Just like good enough to do you know
Got the 98 for you
Second installment. They've already done one colorway of these and I think so far. This is the best color way to come out
I love Oh G classic vibe
So this is definitely something that falls in that category obviously so uh
You know this is a I think this deserves some b-roll. Let's go ahead and roll the b-roll
a fresh pair Santa suit
And we're back, so this is a pretty cool shoe right did you like the bureau?
I don't know comment down below hit the like button hey no anyways
But yeah, this this shoe right here is just a classic og, so it kind of was resurrected last year with the supreme collapse
I'll tell a little bit about that well
Show you some pictures right here
supreme collab
they had the Navy pair that came out red and gray and they also had a
Snakeskin pair and all-black pair that came down so yeah the supreme collab was dope and let's just go ahead and dive a little bit
Deeper into this sneaker. There's a there's a lot going on with this shoe and
I'm just I'm still not sold on I feel like I'm still not be sold out the whole time of this video for some reason
I don't know why
But there's there's a lot of dope elements the materials the stitch work the design
The way they took the 97 in and kind of bolted up a little bit more and turn it into something else
But I just I don't know it's still just not me
There's some type of resurrection that Nike trying to do with this shoe right and with the og colorways coming out
I think they're really pushing hard for the 98
I think I've noticed a big trend and obviously Jordan Brand Allah, and they're going with the 32 33 34
and they're remarking the
Jordan and now they're doing the same thing with the Air Max and bring back their first one and stuff so the retro needs these
old things and they're kind of losing
Ideas so they got to go back with the OGS and start from the beginning
Which I mean you got a respect history and understand. It's always gonna sell so product like this
You can see has been selling out, so I think that's kind of what's going into it
so I wouldn't be surprised and so the 98 came out the
97 came out last year this year's a 98 of course
This is a gun and colorway, so they had volt away that came out vote nay probably that came out
and then they're gonna have an array of different OG colorways feature this year, so
2018 is the year of the 98
And I don't know if this is what we asked for you know. It's not a bad shoot
I love the club the color way super og Navy color way Navy and red
Resembles a 97 very similar we haven't seen the 98 since 98 and I was six
so I haven't seen the 98 I
Don't know many LG collectors with this model, so this is literally seeing the supreme was my first time seeing the model in hand
And my first reaction is they're doing too much
It's obvious what they're trying to do trying to resurrect a new model or old model and create new hype for it, so
2018 rolls around and we see a bunch of different colorways of the 98 and so here we are now have them in their hand
There's something about it that I like you know there's something like I have a pull towards this shoot
But I don't think it's for me
Similar to what you're saying the 97 is very reminiscent in this shoe so on the back of the shoe
You know you got a little bit of Nike Air here here with this ditch work
You can see the different stitch work on the black stitching going into the pipe stitching on the side of the sneaker
There's a lot of elements on the side, and you can see all the different stitch patterns
It's a pretty dope and well put together sneaker not to be a super Negative Nancy
I'm just not really right into the dad swag wave you know I think this is super dad swag ish which is totally fine
That's your style
Rocket, I think a lot of people look good in this shoe, but it's just it's not for me today
So that about wraps it up. We hope you guys enjoyed this video
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How to See Quantum with the Naked Eye - Duration: 3:56.
Turn off the lights.
Look at this dot and squint.
Keep squinting until you see lines of light shooting out of the top and bottom of the
dot.
What you're seeing is actually quantum mechanics.
You may have heard that quantum mechanics is the physics describing small things that
you can never see — and will never see — in your everyday life.
But if you know what to look for, you can see quantum mechanics all around you.
There's nothing special about this dot.
Look at a light — any light around you — and squint.
You'll see streaks shooting out of the top and bottom of that light, like this.
But what are those streaks and where do they come from?
How do we get light up here when the lamp is all the way down here?
Einstein showed that light is particles: photons.
And those photons travel in a straight line.
So if the photons of light are coming from here, then maybe I can block the streak by
putting my hand between the streak and my eye.
It doesn't matter how close you get your hand to your eye; you can never block out
the streak.
It seems like the streak is actually jutting up behind your hand.
The only way to block the streak is to block the light itself.
So the streak must be coming from the lamp.
But how is that possible if your hand is blocking the path from the lamp to where the streak
appears to be, right behind your hand?
Which begs the question: is it possible that the light from the lamp actually isn't traveling
in a straight line?
The answer is yes.
And here's an experiment that you can do to prove it.
Get a laser pen and a piece of cardboard.
Then slice a very tiny horizontal slit in the cardboard.
Arrange it so that the laser light is going through the slit onto a wall.
The laser light will actually go straight until it hits the little slit, and then it
spreads out into this vertical pattern on the wall.
Some of the light will travel straight until it reaches the slit and somehow bends and
lands up here.
If light can bend like this, then it makes sense that the streaks we saw earlier were
coming from the lamp.
But so far, none of this explains what the streaks — or what the laser dots on the
wall — are.
If instead of laser light going through the slit you had water waves going through the
slit, then there would be places on the wall where you would have waves crashing and other
places where there are no waves.
Those would line up exactly with the bright and dark places on the wall from our laser
experiment.
This pattern is called a diffraction pattern, and it's always created by some kind of
wave.
This pattern of light on the wall implies that light is some kind of wave, a wave that
can bend around corners, like water waves.
Here's where it gets even crazier.
What if our laser only shot one photon at a time?
The first photon would land, possibly, here.
The second photon would land, maybe, down here.
But if we let a lot of photons build up, we'd see this wave pattern.
In this way, photons are actually both a particle and a wave.
That is quantum mechanics.
When you squint at the lamp, the lamp acts like the laser, your eyelids act like the
slit, and your retina, the group of light-sensitive cells at the back of your eye, acts like the
wall.
Now, if you take your laser and shine it on a wall and then squint while looking at that
laser dot, you'll actually see a diffraction pattern.
But that diffraction pattern isn't on the wall, even though it looks like it is.
The diffraction pattern is actually on your retina.
You can also see this pattern by carefully squinting at some small white lights that
you can find around the house.
When you squint at a lamp, though, what you're seeing is a bunch of these patterns all overlapped
so it looks like a streak.
These streaks are called diffraction spikes, and now that you know how to find them, I
promise: you will see them everywhere you go.
And just think: every time you see a streak, that's actually particles of light, photons,
acting like a wave, and you're seeing quantum mechanics in action.
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BTOBs Hyunsik to join Hyena on the Keyboard as a producer-composer.
BTOBs Hyunsik is featuring as a producer-composer on KBS Hyena on the Keyboard. According to a broadcast insider, Hyunsik will be one of three producers to be featured on the reality show alongside Yoon Jong Shin and Jung Jae Hyung.
With producer Gray leaving the lineup, it seems the BTOB member will be the young face of the cast. Fans know Hyunsik is the producer behind BTOBs all-kill track Missing You released in October of 2017. Stay tuned for the upcoming season of Hyena on the Keyboard!.
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This Is Why You Need To Stop Using Vaseline! - Healthy Wealthy - Duration: 4:26.
Stop using Vaseline
You probably have a jar of Vaseline buried somewhere in your medicine cabinet
Millions of people swear by it as a remedy for chapped lips congestion diaper rash and dry skin
Unfortunately the popular product is more harmful than many realize
What is petroleum jelly
Petroleum jelly commonly known by the brand name Vaseline is a byproduct of the oil refining process it
Was originally found coating the bottom of oil rigs in the mid-1800s as a byproduct of the oil industry?
It's an unsustainable resource and far from eco-friendly
How does it work
Used in everything from lotions to baby products petroleum. Jelly works by creating a protective barrier on the skin to hold in moisture
The waterproof barrier it creates on the skin blocks pores and can lock in residue and bacteria
When used on a burn or a sunburn it locks in heat and can block the body's ability to heal
That's not all
You need to stop using Vaseline for these four reasons
One it contains harmful hydrocarbons
The skin is unable to metabolize petroleum jelly so it sits as a barrier on the skin until it wears off
this blocks the body from gaining any benefit from the substance a
2011 study found strong evidence that the mineral oil hydrocarbons Vaseline contains are the greatest contaminant of the human body
- it promotes collagen breakdown
Due to the barrier that petroleum jelly creates on the skin it blocks. The skin's ability to breathe and absorb nutrients
This can cause the skin to pull the moisture and nutrients it needs from within leading to college and breakdown
3 it can lead to estrogen dominance
estrogen dominance occurs when the body has high levels of estrogen and low levels of progesterone
It has been linked to infertility menstrual problems allergies and autoimmune problems
Petroleum jelly contains chemicals called xenoestrogens, which are believed to increase estrogen problems?
for it can cause pneumonia
Although rare a condition known as lipid pneumonia can occur when small amounts of petroleum. Jelly are inhaled and build up in the lungs
Because the body can't metabolize or break down the substance a severe inflammation in the lungs can occur
natural alternatives to Vaseline
There are several natural alternatives to petroleum jelly that you can use without worrying about health risks if
You're looking for a simple alternative try one of these options
Che better hide in vitamins 8 E. And F. Shea butter works to nourish the skin through the beneficial fatty acids it contains
It can also help reduce inflammation and increase college and productions
These wax a great alternative to petroleum jelly is beeswax
It can be blended into homemade beauty products to protect the skin add it to a homemade lip balm or body cream
Coconut oil this oil is loaded with health benefits
it works to nourish the skin through its fatty acids lauric acid and
anti-inflammatory compounds
cocoa butter cocoa butter contains antioxidants and beneficial fatty acids
It may even help reduce signs of aging
You
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Design Time | Series 3 - Fake News, Part 1 - Duration: 3:10.
[inspirational rock music plays]
[dramatic ambient pads play]
Voice Over - "Designing to meet multiple learning styles results in better learning
outcomes for students."
"We remember 10% of what we read,
but we remember 90% of what we do."
"Young people are digital natives and instinctively know now to use technology."
"Right brained people are more creative so it's important to...
design creative assignments to help them learn."
[Light music plays]
Dawn: We believe a lot of things about learning...
and much of what we believe we've read somewhere,
or heard at a conference, and we believe it because we trust experts or because...
it seems to make sense, or fits neatly into our own experience.
But in reality, a lot of what gets passed off as fact in learning is neither supported by actual research,
nor even logical when you think about it carefully, and that has an impact on design decisions.
You need to know what works and designed towards that,
not some myths that are repeated over and over again.
Welcome to our latest Design Time series 'Fake News Separating Fact From Fiction' in learning.
This series will seek to dispel some of the most common learning myths
that you've probably heard and give you some tools to better separate the fact from the fiction.
Ready? Okay let's get started!
[Light music swells, then fades with the image]
Carolyn: Now a side note before we begin.
We're not here to tout how smart we are,
or to make you feel badly for believing some of these myths.
All of us believe one or more of these myths at one time or another.
What we are trying to do,
is to help you to know why you know something and to know that it's true and verifiable.
Only by doing that can you ensure that the design decisions you
make are grounded in solid verifiable research and best practices.
Some of what you will hear today might seriously challenge beliefs you currently hold,
and that might make you feel uncomfortable - that's natural.
Nobody likes to think that something you believed is true is in fact not.
All we ask is that you consider what you hear and keep an open mind.
To help with that, we've provided a list of resources...
Some on research that dispels these myths and some that will
help you to tune your radar a little better to spot learning myths in the first place.
So check these resources out.
We think they make a compelling case to support what we tell you today
See what you think.
Now let's get on with this new Design Time series -
'Fake News, Separating Fact from Fiction',
and it's time for the news!
Christian: Thanks for joining us today!
Click on the left to watch the next video in this series,
or click on the right to watch another video from our channel,
and don't forget to click the center channel icon to subscribe.
Thanks for watching!
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"I'm Batman" Opening Scene | Batman (1989) Movie Clip - Duration: 4:50.
Thank you. Hi. I'd like to go to the Adelphi Hotel.
- Excuse me. - I'm sorry. This is my cab.
I was here first!
Oh, God.
Taxi!
Taxi!
Let's go across. Come on.
We'll get one down the road. Hurry.
For God's sake, Harold, can we please just get a taxi?
I'm trying to get a...Taxi!
We're going the wrong way!
Put that away. We'll look like tourists.
Hi, honey.
We'll never get a cab. Let's cut over to Seventh.
- Seventh is that way. - I know where we are!
Hey, mister. Give me a dollar.
- Come on. - How about it? One dollar.
Are you deaf? You don't speak English?
Come on! Up here.
Hey, lady...
do the kid a favor. Don't scream.
Hey, all right.
American Express card.
"Don't leave home without it."
Get out of here.
Let's beat it, man. I don't like it up here.
What, are you scared of heights?
I don't know. After what happened to Johnny Gobs...
Look, man, Johnny Gobs got ripped and took a walk off a roof. No big loss.
No, man, that ain't what I heard at all.
I heard that the Bat got him.
The Bat? Give me a break, will you?
Five stories. Straight down. There wasn't no blood in the body.
No shit. It was all over the pavement.
- I'm getting out of here, man. - Shut up, man. Listen to me.
There ain't no Bat.
You shouldn't have turned the gun on that kid.
You want your cut of this money or not? Now shut up! Shut up.
Don't kill me!
Don't kill me! man.
Don't kill me!
I'm not going to kill you. I want you to do me a favor.
I want you to tell all your friends about me.
What are you?
I'm Batman.
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AUSTRALIAN BURGER HERO RECORD CHALLENGE!! - Duration: 6:44.
Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and
proud owner of foodchallenges.com! Super very very excited tonight I'm going for
overall win number 502 and there are so many people here we're in the Braddock
area of Canberra, CT, Australian Capital Territory we are at Burger hero
I'm here with Jacob who is actually the current record holder for this challenge
we're taking on their Burger Hero Record Challenge! Pretty much there's 8 patties
all weighing 100 grams each so 800 grams of meat plus there is four slices of
bacon there are four slices of cheese we've got a side of their delicious
looking waffle fries and we each have to finish a drink
now for this you have to beat the current record the record is held by
Jacob which is 5 minutes and 27 seconds but he's eating with me tonight
which will be very fun but if we do break the record whoever sets the record
the new record is going to get the $25 Australian dollar meal for free and
We'll get a sweet hat so are you ready? I am ready alright we'll also be on the
wall of fame but let's get this challenge started!
All right now Jacob over here being in the mix adds a little to it so we've got
to actually set the new record so it's really kind of a contest with this to
make sure to set the new record so we're both trying to beat 5 minutes and 27
seconds I know he's over here trying to beat sub 5 so I'll see what I can do but
we've got to finish all this right here he's got a little bit of a smaller drink
so he's got the advantage but I guess oh and it is gassy, carbonated but because
I'm on a diet I'm going with water but we're ready are you good I'm good fun
1, 2, 3. . . Boom!
let's go Randy!
All right so I got four minutes of 26 seconds in I'll be a real dick if I
just finished now if there's nobody will finish after me so he's still leaving I
know I got him
I'll finish shortly before so people have a chance after me to finish.
While I'm waiting those the very very good burger the cheese and everything on here
are frickin awesome and don't get me wrong Jacob is killing it, he's eating
very fast but I'm gonna shut up get it down five minutes and seven seconds is
what I got which is the new record here at Burger Hero but with this challenge
keep on eating because if he beats it within the ten
minutes he still pays for the meal but he gets a free hat which will be a
second hat so let's go check it get it down!
Last bites, then his drink!
This is all fat-free - don't worry
Eight minutes and 45 seconds is what Jacob clocked in. He still has the number
two time from the last time he did it which was the 5 minutes and 27 seconds
what'd you think of the burger? Yeah we really just saved the time for enjoying
it but no it really wants a good burger loved how they cooked the meat medium or
like I asked and the cheese and bacon everything went well on there but 5
minutes and 7 seconds is the new record I'm going to get the 25 Australian
dollar meal for free and I will also get a sweet hat from burger hero here and
Bradden area of Canberra a CT the Australian Capital Territory my second
win in a CT and in the Canberra area but yeah awesome win big thanks to everybody
who came to watch really appreciate everybody watching our Channel
it was my overall win number 502 will be going for one more here in Canberra
tomorrow but thank you guys for watching!
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How to Draw a Lioness Step by Step | Pencil Drawing Technique - Duration: 23:02.
Today I will use a mechanical pencil
the lead is 2mm thick
and 6B of hardness
there are mechanical pencils of other thickness measurements
we can soften the edges of the mine, rubbing it against a piece of paper or sandpaper
let's start drawing!
first we will make a line of action or vital
and then we started to sketch the main forms without much detail
I'm going to explain a drawing trick
As you can see, the shoulders and hips, are represented as if they were two beans facing each other
depending on the inclination of the beans, the animal will appear to be running or resting
This trick is a classic in the drawing of animals
let's continue with the sketch
to make sketches is to take the pencil in this way to make more loose strokes, and for details it is taken as if we were writing
In a sketch, the strokes should be loose and without details, it is about developing the proportions, and movements of the drawing
now we will begin to refine the drawing with the strokes that will then remain
to have more control of the following steps, we change the way of picking up the pencil and we put a paper to be able to support ourselves without fear of spoiling the drawing
whenever you draw animals, pay special attention to your face, and especially to the eyes and nose
If you achieve an acceptable head, face, eyes and nose, the rest of the animal will be a piece of cake
As always, this video is a complete drawing session, without cuts, only accelerated in the moments of erasing
If you need to watch this video more slowly, I have a slow-motion version of it, the link is in the description and on the card you see on the top right
the goal is that you can draw this lioness at the same time you watch the video,
observing and copying other artists is the oldest and most practical way to learn to draw
With a normal eraser, we will clean our drawing, eliminating carefully, all guide lines and that no longer serve, as well as errors, dirt, etc.
Do not you think it's true that now it looks better?
You can even make the lines thinner if you use the eraser carefully and if its contour
let's take the first steps to shading the drawing
by applying shadows to the most remote and inferior parts of the animal, we achieve a 3D effect
with a tisue bent in this way, we blur very carefully
blur is a delicate part of the drawing, because if you're not careful, you could ruin the drawing
you can also blur by putting the tisue on your finger, never rub your finger directly!
this is a moldable eraser, and we will use it to recover the lights, or white areas
when you knead it again, it becomes sticky again
let's now take the 2H pencil to start giving more definition and texture to the drawing
when we draw with a hard pencil (H) on what we have drawn with a soft one (B), the shadows become darker and more intense
and, we will continue the drawing with the pencil 2B
pay attention now to the details of the darker areas, and keep the pencil very sharp
again use the 2H pencil
If you like these tutorials, consider subscribing to the channel to know when I upload new videos
and if you want more videos like this one, click on the like button, so I'll know you like them and I'll do more
use again 2B pencil
for the final phases of the drawing, keep the tip of the pencil very sharp
short and parallel lines suggest layers of hair to the viewer
As you can see, drawing is easy if you know some small guides, I encourage you to explore my channel, in each video there are hidden tricks
remember, drawing often, even a few minutes, will help your talent as an artist grow exponentially
we only need to draw some final details, are you liking how is this drawing? Do you dare to draw it yourself?
drawing the shadows that the lioness projects, and suggesting some short herbs, we help create a sense of reality in our drawing
In a short time I will upload some videos on how to draw with colored pencils, what would you like me to draw with them? put it in the comment line please
Well, this is already ending friends!
Finish, do you like it? See you next week with a new video!
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[This is...this is....*dying*]
Hello guys and welcome back to my channel!
For those of you that are new here, my name is Andreea.
Hope you stick around!
Today I was really excited because I got something in the mail that I had ordered a week ago;
so it didn't take long to get here.
And of course it's no big surprise, because I think you already see the title of this
video.
This is what I got.
So I got my own Scarecrow Vampire Fangs and I am so excited about these because I read
a lot of good reviews so, I just wanted to try them out.
Because who doesn't want a pair of vampire fangs...
Right?
So I thought that since I ordered these, it would be like a fun video for me to open them
on camera and also try them out.
I got mine by the way in a size small, because they had the regular ones and the small ones.
So since my teeth are on the small size, I went ahead and got these ones.
Okay...
I'm so excited about this!
So these are the two fangs right here and if you open this up...
Hope I don't lose them...
So when you open that up, you have the things you need in order to get them in there.
So you have like a little mixing bowl here.
This is the adhesive, I guess, the little liquid here.
You also have these small capsules that will get mixed with the adhesive; at least this
is what they say.
Do not attempt to do this if you don't read the instructions, because this is not a toy,
so yeah!
So, I will just move my camera angle in order for you to see what I am doing and how I am
mixing everything together.
And yeah; then let's get some fangs on!
Okay, so we have our mixing bowl here and you're supposed to take one of these capsules,
and then your liquid and your mixing stick.
So once you have your paste, you'll take your tooth and put some of that on the walls.
Hope you see what I am doing...
This is tedious work right here, so... sorry.
This is what they look like.
It's not that I don't like it, it's just that it's so weird to talk with these on.
These are not usually the videos that I make but this was fun, so... okay...
I can't stop looking at myself actually...
So that was it, guys for today's video; I'm just gonna talk like this all the way through
this outro, because I cannot...
And thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed it and if you liked it, don't forget to give
it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel...
*Dying of laughter*
... if you like the sort of videos that I make.
Until next time!
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Hey everyone, it's Mysti Stewart and I've got a brand new listing that's
not yet in MLS and it's going to be open this Sunday from 1-3.
It's in Stonewall Jackson Elementary and it's 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 living areas, a beautifully
redone kitchen, and its got an oversized 2 car garage.
I cannot wait to show it to you, so come out before your Super Bowl parties and see me
from 1 to 3 at 5935 Monticello.
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