Jurassic world is the fourth installemt in the Jurassic park series.
It takes place on Isla Nublar, where the original Jurassic Park once stood.
Now a new theme park, Jurassic world, has taken its place.
Jurassic World centers around the theme that scientists have found a way to genetically
engineer dinosaurs to have other traits.
Like higher intelligence and thermal camouflage.
One of the films characters, Owen Grady, a navy veteran, is attempting to research if
its possible to train velociraptors so they can be used in military combat.
What if his research succeeded, and the world began to use dinosaurs as war machines?
Today, life's biggest questions asks, what if Jurassic world was real?
Hello and welcome back to life's biggest questions.
I'm charlotte dobre.
Don't forget to like and subscribe and let us know in the comments below what topics
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For a different take on the idea, I've decided to discuss the idea of using Dinosaurs in
warfare.
Dinosaurs on the battlefield?
Sounds like a kid in a sandbox's dream.
But taking a dino war out of the sandbox is a whole other thing.
Firstly, dinosaurs must be genetically engineered to display traits like loyalty.
Without loyalty, there's the danger that a combat dinosaur would simply attack members
of its own army.
Get that out of the way, and you've pretty much got the ultimate weapon.
Furthermore, Dinosaurs in warfare could save the lives of millions of soldiers.
Sending a living creature into combat would have advantages over sending AI into combat.
Animals are still more intelligent than our smartest AIs.
A dinosaur could make a judgement call that an AI just couldn't.
Animals are still better at making contextual decisions.
Genetically alter a dinosaur to have similar senses, lets say, a canine, and we're in
business.
Plus dinosaurs display many traits that would be useful for combat with or without altered
genes.
Raptors for example are cunning and fast, and could sneak up on an enemy with no problem.
Genetically altered T rexes could storm an enemy base and mow anyone in their path.
There are several species of armoured dinosaurs that could be perfect for the battlefield.
Trudon's are smaller dinosaurs but they have been known to have rather large brains,
capable of learning.
What about dilophosaurus?
You know, the one from Jurassic park that spits acid?
How sick would that be.
An Acid spitting combat dinosaur?
So Lit.
I've given a lot of thought to this if you can't tell.
Genetically engineered dinosaurs could be formulated to be able to camouflage themselves.
This would be useful in combat for obvious reasons.
They could blend in to practically any background, making it difficult for the enemy to see them.
Dinosaurs would have a easier time navigating difficult terrain.
You could send dinosaurs into caves and mountainous areas, places that are difficult for soldiers
on foot to reach.
Same deal with the jungle.
One of the reasons why south east asia has been a death trap in previous wars, like the
Vietnam war, is because of the terrain.
The viet cong used gorilla tactics that were alien to American soldiers.
They hid in trees and ambushed troops on the ground.
Combat dinosaurs would have no problem sniffing out the enemy in the jungle.
Sending dinosaurs into combat would have its issues.
The enemy could distract the dinosaurs with flares or food.
Poison gas could take out an entire troop of dinosaurs.
And they wouldn't be protected against bombs the way that tanks are.
Yes, sending dinosaurs in place of humans would save lives, but to what end?
Do these genetically engineered dinosaurs have rights?
A dinosaur is a living thing.
They aren't like machinery that could be switched off.
They need to be fed and housed and trained.
Carnivorous dinosaurs would need a ready supply of meat to feed off of.
In times of combat, they could eat the enemy, but much of war is spent waiting around and
planning.
What would the dinosaurs eat then?
It seems this question has sparked far more questions than answers.
There you have it, this is what I think would happen if Jurassic world was real.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below.
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How to Steam Bok Choy Recipe ~ Steamed Chinese Bok Choy Spicy Orange Sauce - Duration: 4:09.
I use bok choy in my stir frys and soups but tonight I'm making a basic
steamed bok choy. I'm Tess and I'm going to show you how to make an easy steamed bok
choy side dish with two delicious sauces.
(intro music)
Bok choy is a Chinese cabbage and you can find it at most Asian markets and
even at higher-end grocery stores. It is becoming more and more popular. You can
find bok choy in different sizes but today I'm using what they call baby bok choy.
Bok choy is healthy and is packed full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
I'm starting by cleaning the bok choy. I'm trimming off its base and removing
any discolored outer leaves. Cutting the bok choy in half and giving it a good
bath in cold water then I'm placing in a colander until all the water drains out.
I'm going to show you 2 simple sauces that can be served over the steamed bok choy.
The first is a Chinese spicy orange sauce. I'm starting with some fresh
orange juice and the zest of an orange, a little bit of honey, chopped red chilies
for the heat, Shaoxing wine and you can use rice wine vinegar, light soy sauce,
water and some corn starch. Giving that a good stir.
In a pan on medium heat I'm adding in a little oil, some sliced garlic and minced ginger.
Giving that a stir for about 30 seconds and then I'm pouring in my
orange sauce. Turning my heat up to a medium-high to
bring this up to a boil. Cooking and stirring for a couple minutes until the
sauce thickens.
The second sauce is a general Chinese sauce. I have some water in am adding in
some light soy sauce and some Shaoxing wine and again you can use rice wine
vinegar, in goes some oyster sauce and a little sesame oil, also adding in some
white pepper and then the corn starch. Giving that a good stir.
In my pan on medium heat I'm adding in the oil and the minced garlic. Cooking
and stirring for about 30 seconds and then pouring in the sauce. Again, turning
my heat up to a medium high to bring up to a boil, cooking and stirring for a
couple minutes until the sauce thickens.
Now for the bok choy. I don't have a steamer so I'm making one by using a pan
of water and my stainless steel colander. You just want to make sure that the
water does not go above the colander. My water is at a boil. I'm placing in my bok
choy, covering and cooking the bok choy for about three minutes. You can test the
bok choy along the way for your desired tenderness.
I love steamed bok choy! You can eat it as is or you can serve topped with a
sauce like I am tonight. The spicy orange sauce is loaded with
flavor and the red chilies add a nice level of heat. The basic Chinese sauce is
good as well. I really like the garlic and the sesame oil shines through. I hope
you give this steamed bok choy recipe a try and enjoy.
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Top 10 Pokémon Fan Games - Duration: 6:34.
Pokemon is undeniably one of the greats when it comes to video game franchises.
While there have been generations and generations of unique Pokemon released over the last decade,
a lot of fans who adored the first 150 sometimes find it difficult to dive into the newer adventures,
even if they're hungry for a new Pokemon game to play.
If you're one of those people, fear not – there's a solution out there for you!
Pokemon Fan Games.
We recently did two lists on Sonic fan made games that managed to capture the same spirit
and essence of the original Genesis classics - and some that parodied the franchise – so
we felt it was only right for us to take a look at Pokemon too.
So with that in mind, let's jump into our list of the top 10 Pokemon Fan Games.
10 Planet Pokemon Starting off this list is a take on a Pokemon
game that fans have been craving for years.
An MMORPG.
Called Planet Pokemon, this game, which has had some development struggles over the years,
feels a little like a work in progress, but the concept alone makes it quite compelling.
Graphic wise it's in pretty good shape, plus it's free to play, and lets players
chase the same dreams they chased in the original games – to become the very best Pokemon
trainer there ever was.
You can catch, train and evolve your Pokemon, explore new areas and make friends to boot.
9 Pokemon Adventure Ever wish you could play as Pikachu instead
of Red?
Probably not a desire of most Pokemon players, but turns out there is a ROM that satisfies
that craving in the form of Pokemon Adventure.
This game doesn't pull a lot from the original games – instead, it's a ROM hack on Sonic
Adventure 7, which explains why Pikachu can spin dash, why you collect Pokeballs, and
why your enemies don't really resemble other Pokemon overly well.
Eek.
Regardless, it's a very interesting experience, and plays as a platformer for those who want
something different than the traditional RPG style Pokemon game.
https://www.ranker.com/list/best-fan-made-pokemon-games/robert-carnevale
8 Pokemon Insurgence Insurgence has one of the biggest community
of players when it comes to fan made Pokemon games.
Borrowing many of the assets from the official games, it manages to have an air of authenticity
to it that appeals to most of its fans.
What makes it interesting though is that its narrative boldly goes where no real Pokemon
game has gone before – outside of PG territory.
It involves experimentation on Pokemon and a cult.
Players can play god with Pokemon DNA in order to create new species.
Also worth noting, the overall design is pretty slick.
7 Type Wild Moving away from the norm of modified ROM
games, let's take a look at a Pokemon game that falls into a different genre – a fighting
game.
Pokemon Type Wild is a 2D fighting game that feels a lot like Street Fighter, except with
Pokemon.
Although its graphics aren't the smoothest, its animation pulls a lot from the Pokemon
anime, with the option to play Single Battle or Versus battle with a friend.
While it may not have the sleekness of Pokken, it has some bite to it, and still makes for
one hell of a good time.
6 Pokemon 3D Another fan made game veering away from the
norm, Pokemon 3D drops you smack dab in the world of Pokemon.
Based on Pokemon Silver and Gold, you can navigate your Pokemon adventure in a 3D environment.
You can choose between various different avatars, and either play in first person or third person.
If you're like me and have been playing Pokemon since you were young, it'll feel
like you've been transported right into the game.
It's trippy, but fun as hell.
5 Pokemon Prism Featuring 252 Pokemon from the first four
generations, plus new TMs, Prism allows the player to jump out of their trainer shoes
and play as their Pokemon at various points in the game.
You also play as the son or daughter of Lance, the dragon type champion from the Indigo League,
so that's pretty damn cool.
A lot of different developers contributed to the game, including the Twitch Plays Pokemon
development team, which made Prism pretty hyped up.
Then Nintendo sent the creators a cease and desist letter a few days prior to the game
dropping.
Despite this, a fully functional version of the game got leaked on 4chan.
4 Pokemon Uranium Made with RPGmaker XP, Uranium is a ROM that
took nine years to develop, and features over 150 fan made new Pokemon for you to catch
and train.
Plus a new region!
Fans have praised it's story, the new abilities it's given the Pokemon within it and its
interesting NPCs.
The game was even nominated for the Best Fan Creation award at the Game Awards in 2016.
Despite all of this, the developers took the game down after one and a half million users
downloaded it, stating that they wanted to respect Nintendo's wishes after they received
multiple DMCA takedown notices from Nintendo's lawyers.
3 Pokemon Ash Gray A major fan favourite, Ash Gray combines Pokemon
Fire Red and the anime to give you a game that lets you play through an almost identical
journey as Ash Ketchum's.
Even right down to Ash's outfits.
And of course, your starting Pokemon is none other than Pikachu and you have to go through
the trials and tribulations the duo had together at the start of the very first season of Pokemon.
AH IM NERDING OUT A LITTLE.
Anyone who grew up and adored the anime will absolutely love this version of the game.
2 Pokemon Godra Godra is a fan made game that really stands
out of the crowd.
It gives players the opportunity to build themselves as trainers – but not just by
solely focusing on your Pokemon.
Your trainer life outside of gym battles matters in this game, and you're given the opportunity
to choose between various career paths, including War Party Leader, a Military General and – this
one's super cool – a Safari Zone Warden!
How neat is that?
Of course, it includes a lot of the other aspects that modified ROM versions of the
Pokemon contain, including multiple generations of Pokemon and familiar plot points, but it
also adds a whole Eastern and Western portion to the game's map that contains new quests
and narratives for players to dive into.
1 Pokemon Glazed Pokemon Glazed is one of the more polished
ROMs out there.
Not only does it not glitch out like crazy like some of the other modified ROMs available,
it also has content constantly added to it with updates, which is what has allowed for
continued interest in the game to flourish.
So aside from its mechanics, what does Glazed offer?
It contains multiple regions along with a brand new one featuring an unique story.
It has the first five generations of Pokemon, you have 5 starter pokemon you can choose
from, with the ability to eventually catch all starters as you progress in the game.
Plus, you can battle gym leaders again once you've defeated them.
Along with and you can even purchase a physical copy of it online if you want.
And that's that!
Now we know that we didn't touch on a lot of fan favourites, so if you guys want to
see a part two of this list, please let us know in those comments below!
While you're at it, please spread the love and hit that like button, subscribe if you
want to hang out with us some more, and feel free to check out our other gaming videos
if you want more Pokemon in your life.
In the meantime, thanks for watching!
I've been Kelly Paoli and this has been top 10 gaming.
Catch you all in the next one!
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Worlds Biggest Starbucks Drink?! | Deadly Dart Board Challenge! - Duration: 10:51.
hey what's up welcome to rect today we're doing another deadly dart board
video for you guys but this time instead of a giant capri-sun
we have a giant Starbucks so we have tons of different start which items that
we're gonna be throwing at this dartboard and we're just gonna see what
app points are gonna be based off of one two three four five if you get in the
middle and we also go my style points because you're doing nothing of value
right now but looking pretty that's what I'm doing you're right stay in front
thank you stay tuned to the end of the video there's no crap in there stay
tuned to the end of the video to see this thing get thrown at the deadly dark
barn don't do not saw the liquor so thank you so this is a venti iced
caramel macchiato extra caramel drizzle alright are we still doing South Points
again yeah we're still doing style points alright this is uh this is a
bowling technique it's called bowling on demand you still got it oh my god what
do we sag on her not up there flipping it okay Oh remember I've got yeah we
both said I said I said I said bird board reward for so no contract and then
the juice went
gonna go to three for style points I haven't - I think but I thought if it
doesn't stick Oh didn't stick yeah we're gonna get two three sorry bud good I'm
gonna do it I told this the softball Oh
calling Michelle Kwan does she do softball that's good enough yeah
cards gone slow motion same time shadow none whoa
watch it so much cappuccino is that a cappuccino I
understand Starbucks culture now I got a three for style points and a four for
the land yes the seven but we need to write this down Patrick I forgot to tell
you something I will go over kill me you got something here now you're good I got
it granny bro you want what you eat oh she
got the jumper style and a zero for axle points no you gotta give me one you know
he's not I over ride his one for a0 she did granion she gets a threat but the
real question is do you say caramel or caramel caramel if you say caramel your
clown caramel it's not only not easy felt that way don't insult you say
caramel I see you say caramel I do say you're both wrong I don't like I like
caramel I know I should say it caramel but I've always said but I always I also
say milk I actually probably am like the difference I don't care anymore
varam oh I say Karma you gonna ride the butt nice but they're trying to walk
away from Arsenal motion if that was a band you would have made it dance
so guys go and order a passion tea lemonade with added straw but this
wasn't make sure you get the pumps of sugar alright but she doesn't report I'm
not a basic girl I don't do that alright I call this the spank tank oh my
gosh oh my gosh that gave me anxiety dude what looking to come in it looks
like space doesn't it look like space a little bit dude look at that look at it
glisten like space and it's hitting like rain I guess purple ring see look at it
it's purple rain' prince would be so proud alright what's the style do you
know they call me pig I spank the poop out of that literally I get three that
puts me at ten I'm Liv Ullmann wasn't where I want watch the point for slow-mo
all right no he doesn't he does not get an extra point I am The King yes it is
discuss this I'm princess dad okay want to talk about your feelings
alright drink at y'all that's like Patrick now y'all give me my stuff y'all
y'all what a burger Whataburger what a burger right oh what a burger naw
alright gonna do something that's not that like mix spin 3000 he's it a trip
50 bucks the trip to get extra points boom lid
stuck like hi I count three I'll give that a count one count look at that spin
oh look at this spin you ready to see the slow-motion spin right you're in my
way I got baby yeah no no that's my ride right there you go anyway you think you
should call you liar
spin baby is not navel going back to me I like oh that's cool
what well I liked it because it's done right there I go the face do you face
them but I will say just going like that too
so I get five five I just want to destroy it I'm not gonna do anything
fancy all right then watch until it's bad try
and stick it at five zero stop once lyddie
no stay didn't stink but that'll stop right wait did that stick oh it's not
gonna three miles techno style we'll take it good for you I don't like y'all
maybe I know I don't know I kind of go
love you guys
real six long gimme called you Marie I go I feel like that's a three
okay so you got a twofer style and three for sticking it she got five points
we're done here what no what are we got here it's the
subscribe button make sure you guys hit that subscribe button Bell icon because
we got a bunch of videos up look you guys I don't want nothing else come back
for 30 minutes pretty lit and Mariah might be there okay let's do this I will
so we actually have lemon parfait out Tanner kids did you you're cleaning I'll
take it out on that stick this at 5:02 for that that's a one and a he literally
just threw it woods final answer the one so I get five
points then
I know that oh nice a every time here we go
nah oh nice and I'll just see that deserves more style points no there's a
less style point okay major oh oh cool that was cool and that was worth the
style points where I get to four for style is zero four stick green tea cream
crap what sprinkles matcha yeah girl I love
this stuff it's disgusting absolutely despicable alright so I'm looking for
stop so what this beautiful it looks like a butterfly will be fine in two
different speeds different velocities
nice gunner absolutely not with yeah oh oh oh my gosh that shock well I feel bad
yeah but first on a nail I felt that so you read for creativity
and a two for style points that's a total of five points but look at that
hair bring it down - oh please yeah I'm all about this you got me wet
and your hair
oh no no okay I can't Oh what happened to me I'd cry
oh that's so cool she's dumping out that looks kind of gross d monetize for the
pooping scene the green frappe I don't think anyone heard my job that's a three
for style because here the first one just for freakin right was a period
where I got five because you stuck it on the board and then she got three four
stop points quit arguing with the judge all right Anna please don't get it up
there I'll try but I gotta get the dub so stuck it boy and broke it what it
means oh it looks like a mint chocolate chip group of happiness right there got
it so long I like how it's like that's so and then I just got the horseshoe on
there you know stuck it ringer okay so he stuck it on the board he gets
a floor eight and he also gets a fork for style points that's a total of eight
you leave sharp points are points dude if we didn't take no he purposefully put
me low so I would lose so me and Mariah actually tied with a 10-point so we're
not throwing the Starbucks together one oh look at all that foam you do that so
gross-looking abstract thank you guys thank you for watching this video check
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10 Great Minds From Throughout History - Duration: 16:37.
Since the first modern homo sapiens emerged some 50,000 years ago, it's estimated that
107 billion human beings have at one time or another lived on planet Earth.
The overwhelmingly vast majority of these people have been forgotten by history, but
there are a very few individuals whose names and achievements will echo through the ages.
From ancient Greece through to the modern world, these are 10 of history's greatest
minds.
10.
Plato (Circa 428 BC – 348 BC)
The philosopher Alfred North Whitehead once wrote that European philosophy is best characterized
as a series of footnotes to Plato.
While this might perhaps be something of a stretch, it gives an indication of the esteem
in which the ancient Greek philosopher is held even to this day.
Plato's efforts to understand the world around him covered metaphysics, ethics, politics,
aesthetics, perception, and the nature of knowledge itself.
Despite having been written more than two-thousand years ago, his work remains eminently readable
today.
Plato didn't deal in dry, tedious treatise.
He preferred to bring his work to life, teasing out thoughts and ideas in the form of a dialogue
between characters.
This in itself was a remarkably innovative approach.
Plato blurred the lines between philosophy and entertainment and challenged the reader
to scrutinize their own beliefs.
Having been born into one of the wealthiest families in Athens, Plato would have been
well-schooled by the city's finest philosophers.
There's no question it was his mentor Socrates who made the greatest impression, appearing
again and again as chief protagonist in Plato's dialogues.
Socrates' resurrection in immortal literary form would no doubt have been particularly
galling to certain influential Athenians who had only recently killed him off.
Ancient Greece was similar to the modern world in at least one respect: not everybody reacted
kindly to having their beliefs challenged.
9.
Leonardo da Vinci (1452 – 1519)
Born out of wedlock, and with no formal education, the young da Vinci seemed destined for a life
of anonymous drudgery.
In Renaissance Italy there was little social mobility.
The right family name and connections were invaluable.
Da Vinci had neither, but he was not a man who would blend into the background to be
forgotten by history.
Flamboyantly dressed, a strict vegetarian, enormously physically strong, and rumored
to be gay in an age when homosexuality could be punished by death, it was nonetheless the
workings of da Vinci's remarkable mind that truly set him apart.
In an age renowned for producing an abundance of great artists, da Vinci is regarded as
one of the greatest of them all.
Yet painting was by no means his only talent, nor perhaps even his greatest talent.
He studied geometry, mathematics, anatomy, botany, architecture, sculpture, and designed
weapons of war for the kings, princes, and barons who struggled for wealth and power
in Italy's warring city states.
It was as a visionary that da Vinci was arguably at his most brilliant.
In an age when Europe lacked basics such as indoor plumbing, he sketched out designs for
magnificent flying machines and armored vehicles powered by hand-turned crankshafts, ideas
that were centuries ahead of their time.
In 2002, almost 500 years after his death, one of Leonardo's visions was lifted from
the pages of his notebooks to become a reality.
A recreation of a glider based on his sketches, albeit with a few modifications deemed necessary
to reduce the risk of killing the pilot, was successfully flown by World Hang Gliding and
Paragliding Champion Robbie Whittall.
8.
William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)
The famous bard has become such an integral part of Western culture that it's tempting
to assume we must know a great deal about his life, but the reality is quite the opposite.
He was certainly born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, but the exact date is a matter of
some conjecture.
There are huge swathes of time where he disappears from the records; we have no idea where he
was or what he was doing.
It's not even entirely certain what he looked like.
The popular image of Shakespeare is based on three main portraits.
Two of these were produced years after his death and the other probably isn't a depiction
of Shakespeare at all.
While history leaves us largely in the dark as to Shakespeare the man, almost his entire
body of work (so far as we know) has been preserved.
The best of his offerings are widely regarded to be amongst the finest, if not the finest,
works of literature in the English language.
He was equally adept at comedy or tragedy, had a gift for writing strong female characters,
and possessed an intimate understanding of the human condition that imbued his work with
a timeless, eminently quotable quality.
Shakespeare was by no means the only famous playwright of his era, but his work has stood
the test of time in a way that others have not.
Few people are now familiar with the plays of Ben Johnson or Christopher Marlowe; fewer
still have seen them performed.
While his rivals are now little more than historical footnotes, Shakespeare is even
more famous and celebrated in death than he was in life.
With an estimated 4 billion copies of his work having been sold, he ranks as the best-selling
fiction author of all time.
7.
Isaac Newton (1642 – 1727)
In December 2016, a first edition copy of Isaac Newton's Principia Mathematica sold
at auction for $3.7 million.
This was an extraordinary amount of money, but then Principia was an extraordinary book.
First published in 1687, Principia laid out the mathematical principles underpinning motion
and gravity.
It revolutionized science and was hailed as a work of near unparalleled genius, at least
by the very few individuals capable of understanding it.
Newton didn't enjoy being questioned by lesser minds (which included just about everybody),
so he wilfully set out to make Principia as difficult to follow as possible.
To make it less accessible still, he wrote it in Latin.
If Principia had been Newton's only achievement, then that would have been more than enough
to earn him the title of scientific genius.
But Newton did a great deal else besides.
With a ferocious work ethic that drove him to at least two nervous breakdowns, he scarcely
slept, never married, and often became so absorbed in his work that he simply forgot
to eat or teach his classes.
In an astonishingly productive 30-year period Newton invented calculus (but didn't bother
to tell anybody), conducted groundbreaking work on optics, invented the most effective
telescope the world had ever seen, and discovered generalized binomial theorem.
When Newton died in 1727, his collection of notes amounted to some 10 million words.
This window to the mind of one of history's greatest geniuses proved less useful than
might be imagined.
Newton was obsessed with alchemy, and the latter part of his career was consumed in
a futile attempt to transmute base metals into gold.
6.
Benjamin Franklin (1706 – 1790)
At the age of 12, Benjamin Franklin was made apprentice to his elder brother James at his
printing business in Boston.
What he lacked in formal education, the younger Franklin more than made up for in curiosity
and intelligence.
He soon surpassed his brother as both a writer and a printer, a fact that didn't escape
James, who regularly expressed his displeasure with his fists.
The terms of Franklin's apprenticeship meant that he couldn't expect to receive wages
until he turned 21.
Backing himself to do rather better on his own, at 17 he ran away to find his own fortune.
He succeeded in spectacular fashion and would go on to become one of the wealthiest men
in America.
While Franklin's genius for business earned him a huge amount of money, this was never
his overriding goal.
Convinced that an individual's entrance to heaven would depend on what they had done
rather than what they believed, he was passionate about improving the lot of his fellow man.
Amongst his many achievements he set up America's first lending library, founded a college that
would go on to become the University of Pennsylvania, and created a volunteer fire fighting organization.
Franklin's talents as a businessman were matched by his brilliance as a writer, a mathematician,
an inventor, a scientist, and a good deal else besides.
Perhaps his most significant discovery was that lightning bolts could be understood as
a natural phenomenon rather than as an expression of the wrath of an angry God.
By understanding lightning Franklin was able to tame it.
The principles of the lightning rod he developed to protect buildings, ships, and other structures
from lightning strikes are largely unchanged to this day.
In true Franklin form he preferred to freely share his invention rather than apply for
a patent that would have been worth an untold fortune.
5.
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 – 1827)
Johan Van Beethoven was a man with a singular mission in life: to transform his son from
a talented amateur into a musical genius to rival even the great Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
He would pursue this goal with ruthless, single-minded determination.
As a result, the young Ludwig van Beethoven's childhood was rather a miserable affair.
Forced to practice for hours on end, his father would loom over him ready to administer a
beating for the slightest mistake.
This punishing regime left no time to spare for fun or playing with friends.
Witnesses reported seeing Beethoven perched on a piano stool at all hours of day and night.
Even his education was cut short; at the age of 11 he was withdrawn from school to concentrate
on music to the exclusion of all else.
It's sometimes said that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to master a craft, and Beethoven
would have exceeded this total from a very young age.
His lopsided education meant that he struggled with simple mathematical principles throughout
his life, but he became a truly phenomenal musician.
Beethoven ranks as arguably the greatest composer who ever lived, a feat which is all-the-more
impressive since by the age of 26 he had developed a ringing in his ears.
Over the next 20 years his hearing deteriorated to the point where he was totally deaf.
Despite this considerable handicap, Beethoven's intricate knowledge of music allowed him to
produce some of his greatest works at a time when he couldn't hear the notes he hit on
his piano.
4.
Nikola Tesla (1856 – 1943)
In 1884 a Serb by the name of Nikola Tesla set foot on American soil for the first time.
He arrived in New York with little more than the clothes on his back, the design for an
electric motor, and a letter of introduction addressed to Thomas Edison.
Tesla and Edison were both geniuses, both brilliant inventors, and between them they
knew more about electricity than anyone else alive.
However, there was one major problem.
Tesla's electrical motor was designed to run on alternating current.
Meanwhile, a good deal of Edison's income was derived from the Edison Electric Light
Company, which relied on direct current.
In an attempt to protect his investments, Edison set out to discredit Tesla and convince
the public of the dangers of alternating current.
One particularly gruesome film, shot by the Edison Manufacturing Company, shows an unfortunate
elephant by the name of Topsy being enveloped by smoke and keeling over after being blasted
with 6,600 volts of electricity.
Despite these dirty tricks, Tesla's system had one very significant advantage: alternating
current could be transmitted over long distances, while direct current could not.
Tesla won the war of the currents.
Tesla's inventions, from hydroelectric power plants to remote control vehicles, helped
to usher in the modern age, but he had no spark for business.
In 1916, with his mental health deteriorating alarmingly, he was declared bankrupt.
Afraid of human hair, round objects, and preferring the company of pigeons over people, he seemed
to have become the embodiment of the idea of a mad scientist.
This impression was only strengthened by Tesla's obsession with developing a "death ray"
capable of shooting bolts of lightning.
Tesla believed his death ray would bring about an end to warfare, but he never succeeded
in completing it.
He died alone in a hotel room at the age of 86.
3.
Marie Curie (1867 – 1934)
In 1896 the physicist Henri Becquerel made the serendipitous discovery that uranium salts
emitted rays of some kind.
While this struck him as rather curious, he wasn't convinced that further research into
the phenomenon represented the best use of his time.
He instead tasked his most talented student, Marie Curie, with discovering just what was
going on.
It wasn't often that such opportunities fell so easily into Curie's lap.
In her native Poland there had been no official higher education available for females, so
Curie had enrolled in a clandestine "Flying University."
On emigrating to France she had graduated at the top of her class, despite having arrived
armed with only a rudimentary grasp of the French language.
Curie, working alongside her husband Pierre, identified two new elements, polonium and
radium, and proved that certain types of rocks gave off vast quantities of energy without
changing in any discernible way.
This remarkable discovery earned Curie the first of her two Nobel Prizes, and it could
have made her very rich indeed had she chosen to patent her work rather than make the fruits
of her research freely available.
It was widely assumed that something as seemingly miraculous as radiation must be hugely beneficial
to human health, and radium found its way into all manner of consumer products from
toothpaste to paint.
Even Curie had no idea that radiation might be dangerous, and years of handling radium
very likely led to the leukimia that claimed her life in 1934.
Her notebooks are still so infused with radiation that they will remain potentially deadly for
another 1,500 years; anybody willing to run the risk of reading them is required to don
protective gear and sign a liability waiver.
2.
Hugh Everett (1930 – 1982)
By the age of just 12, Hugh Everett was already brilliant enough to be regularly exchanging
letters with Albert Einstein.
The American excelled at chemistry and mathematics, but it was in physics, and more specifically
quantum mechanics, that he made his mark with one of the strangest scientific theories of
the Twentieth Century.
Nils Bohr once famously wrote that anybody who isn't shocked by quantum mechanics hasn't
understood it.
The behavior of protons and electrons on a quantum level is downright weird, but Everett
suggested it all made sense if there were an infinite number of universes.
Everett's multiverse theory proved popular amongst science fiction writers, but it was
derided by the scientific community.
Disappointed, Everett largely gave up on quantum mechanics.
He instead undertook research for the US military, attempting to minimize American casualties
in the event of a nuclear war.
A heavy-drinker and a chain-smoker, Everett died in 1982 at the age of 51.
Since then his ideas have begun to edge towards the scientific mainstream, and they do resolve
a number of thorny problems.
The universe operates to the laws of a set of numbers known as fundamental constants,
and every one of these has to be precisely tuned in order for the universe to function
as it does.
It seems that either humanity has been fantastically lucky, on the level of one individual winning
the lottery every week for several months, or the universe has been intelligently designed.
Everett's multiverse theory suggests another possibility.
If there are an infinite number of universes, then an infinite number of possibilities are
played out.
In such circumstances it comes as no surprise that we find ourselves in a universe that
appears to be tuned to perfection.
1.
Albert Einstein (1879 – 1955)
Contrary to popular belief Einstein didn't fail math at school.
He excelled at the subject, having mastered differential and integral calculus by the
age of 15.
However, while the spark of genius was already present, it would be quite some time until
anybody recognized it.
It's fair to say that the academic world wasn't beating a path to Einstein's door.
Having been rejected for a university teaching position, and then having been turned down
by a high school, in 1902 the German-born physicist began work in the Patents Office
in Bern, Switzerland.
The idea that a lowly patents clerk would go on to become arguably the most influential
scientist of all-time would have appeared absurd, but in 1905, in what must rank as
the most extraordinarily productive 12 months of individual intellectual endeavor in history,
he produced four papers that would revolutionize the way the universe is understood.
In just one year he proved the existence of atoms, described the photoelectric effect,
demonstrated that an object's mass is an expression of the energy it contains (E = mc2),
and published his Special Theory of Relativity.
He would eventually expand the latter into his famous General Theory of Relativity, which
suggested that space and time were one and the same thing.
Einstein's theory of relativity was still just a theory, and one that was considered
little short of heresy by a significant portion of the scientific community (Nikola Tesla
included).
It wasn't until 1919, when his predictions on the behavior of starlight during a solar
eclipse were demonstrated to be accurate, thereby proving his theory to be correct,
that he was catapulted to international fame.
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Talking About MAKING A LIVING of your PASSION on the radio and HOW YOU CAN TOO! - Duration: 7:14.
- Morning Trainiacs, kind of a unique day today.
First, I've got to rescue my swim stuff
because I'm not swimming here today.
Because in about 30 minutes,
I'm gonna be in here on the radio.
Fancy in there, geez!
(electronic dance music)
Okay so, hey.
Come on in, say hi!
- Good morning, Taren's gonna be on the air right away.
- It's true.
Winnipeg does not have a lot of social media people,
so they really scraped the bottom of the barrel
to get me on to talk about
having people actually watch what you do on social media.
I still don't know why you guys do it.
Comment below with why you guys do it.
(upbeat synthetic music)
Burden's minus two again,
we're gonna get above zero for the most part.
Minus two, cloudy in the Peg this morning.
- Wednesday, March 21st, school day number four,
and we return now to our series about living life online.
It's fun to tweet, Snapchat,
maybe even start up a YouTube channel.
But do you love it enough to give up your day job?
Well, here's a Winnipegger who did just that!
- Name is Taren Gesell, AKA Triathlon Taren,
and I started this chapter--
- Taren Gesell did quit his job as a financial advisor,
as you heard, to pursue a new career,
posting online full time.
He now combines his love of sport, of triathlon,
with his other love, social media.
Calls himself a social media Grand Poobah.
Just to nod to the Flintstones, I kinda love that.
He's in studio this morning to talk about our series,
Living Life Online.
How are you doing?
- Good, thanks for having me here, Marcy.
- So how much of a risk was this for you
to say, "Oh, I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna commit."
- You know what, I think a lot of people would look at it
as a risk, but by that time,
it really didn't seem that risky.
I was already doing a lot of posting
in my spare time, at nights and on the weekends.
And when I had an opportunity to end up leaving my career,
air quotes career, in suits and fancy letters
and behind my name, it seemed really scary
for a couple hours, and then I started talking it over
with my wife, and she said,
"What do you do at nights and on the weekends?
You play on YouTube and social media.
You don't watch CNBC and do financial advisory things.
Like, you have a chance now to do
what you're doing for free, for a living.
So why wouldn't you take that?"
And sure, financially, or career-wise,
or typical career track-wise,
a lot of people might think of it as risky.
But it didn't feel like it.
Like, it felt right.
- It's a community. - Yeah.
- There's like Gear Geeks, you know,
anything triathlon, marathon, ultra...
Like, all of that kind of intense sport.
- That it takes so much work to transform you.
- Let's talk about some of the numbers here.
I have that 70% of your workload is triathlon stuff,
but 30% of your revenue is triathlon stuff.
What does that mean?
- That's about right.
So, we have a company, the company is called Post,
and there's kind of two arms to it.
One is we consult to companies on social media things,
things that we've found out that help us,
and we help them grow, and that's local businesses.
We're also working with companies in triathlon,
in California, we did some work for one in New York,
and that's what kinda pays the bills right now as we grow.
- While he continues to try to make vlogging
his full time career, we're gonna check in
with a woman as we continue our online series,
Living Life Online.
We're gonna meet a woman whose social media work is...
Thank you!
- Thanks, thanks for having me.
It's fun.
- Super fun!
Awesome, you found a niche that matches your passions.
- Woo wee!
Fast and furious.
They are efficient in radio!
In, out, what are you doing? Boom!
I need a nap after that.
But instead, we go swimming.
(upbeat synthetic music)
Ooh, that was a solid swim!
We're talking about 3,000 meters in just over an hour,
with a fair bit of kicks, some IM, some drill,
it felt like four hours.
Does anyone ever find that that happens
when you go and swim by yourself, in a new pool?
(upbeat synthetic music)
So that morning was pretty cool.
So when Marcy started there, we're on a first name basis,
she actually interviewed me after the long swim last year.
She started off by saying,
"We are talking this week to people
who have quit their jobs and pursued their passion."
And that kinda went, "Whoa," to me.
'Cause I guess I've been doing this for,
we're coming up on two or three weeks
from exactly three years
since I posted my first video, I think.
So the newness of it has kinda worn off,
and I forget that I did do something
that would scare the shirt out of a lot of people.
And she asked me what tips I've got.
If any of you are looking to quit a job, I would say don't.
Don't do it, too risky.
Instead, do stuff on the side,
whether it's a podcast, or YouTube channel,
or Instagram feed, or writing a book, or whatever it is.
If you do it on the side, it takes away that urgency
to have to make it work.
And if you don't have that urgency,
you're gonna be able to make the right decisions
that are right for you.
But if you've got that urgency
and you have to make a living off of it,
and you have to make it work,
I think you'll make decisions that will force you
to not be patient, that will force you
to take money that you don't really want
because you're doing things that you don't really want,
and it's also such a huge change that I think
because it's so big, and so intimidating,
people wouldn't actually do it.
But just to have something on the side,
heck, what's the risk in doing that?
And if you just kinda keep following your curiosity,
and you do a little bit more and a little bit more,
it can snowball into something very big,
very fun, very cool.
Now, I'm gonna hunker down
and work on the swim workouts and the Zwift workouts
that I'm getting to ya'll.
Hopefully, I'm gonna say, next month.
In like, 30 to 60 days for all of you.
Stay tuned for that, subscribe if you don't want to miss it,
and drink lots of coffee.
Thank you for following.
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This Map Shows Where We'll Live On Mars - Duration: 5:14.
- [Narrator] We are closer to landing on Mars now
than ever before.
Private companies like SpaceX are achieving new feats
in rocket science, the likes of which we've never seen.
But rockets will only take us so far.
There are more problems unique to Mars
that still stand in our way.
One of them is, where would we live?
Mars is a desolate desert
pretty much no matter where you look.
It's not like there are any oceans or snow capped mountains
to help us decide where to settle down.
But that hasn't stopped this guy from trying
to figure it out.
- Our main goal is to investigate if it is possible
to grow crops on Mars and moon soil for people
when they go over there and live there.
- [Narrator] Wamelink and his colleague Linechug
have actually made a map of where we should live on Mars.
The map accounts for radiation levels, climate, terrain,
and perhaps most importantly, the soil.
- We looked at the amount of nutrients in the soil
for instance, calcium, magnesium,
and also other nourishments like phosphates and nitrates.
So what you would normally expect in manure.
And we also looked at the amount of ice that is available.
That is not the same everywhere on Mars.
There are areas where there's almost no ice
and there are areas with a lot of ice.
- [Narrator] The most habitable places are labeled
in dark blue on the map.
And, we're pretty familiar with some of these locations.
For example, Acidalia Planitia is just north of where
NASA's Viking 1 and Mars Pathfinder landed.
However, it looks like we should probably steer clear
of some of Mars' inactive volcanoes,
like Olympus Mons and Elysium Mons.
But how does Wamelink know whether crops
will grow at all on Mars?
Take a look at his Mars garden.
The conditions in the soil here are as similar as possible
to what we might find on Mars.
He's been harvesting it for the last five years,
and he's had some amazing success so far.
- Well, it's been a big surprise from the beginning
that many plants are able to grow on it.
The growth is almost the same as if you would use
normal potting soil from earth.
It's not completely the same, but we are getting there.
We had huge harvest of green beans.
Also tomatoes, but carrots are growing fine, even potatoes.
So many different types of crops we are now able to grow.
- [Narrator] Wamelink hopes that his work will help
lay the foundations for the first Marian farms.
After all, it's not like we can send
regular food payloads to Mars.
It takes about 10 months to even get there.
And practical launch windows only open once every two years.
On top of that, astronauts can only bring so much
freeze dried food with them.
So they'll have to learn to grown their own food indoors
on Mars if we are ever going to live there
for long periods of time.
But Wamelink hasn't just been growing plants.
He's also figured out how to make the process
as efficient and successful as possible.
The secret, earthworms.
That's right, earthworms might be some of the first
living things on Mars next to humans.
- When you're on Mars, you want to have a closed system.
So everything has to be reused and worms help with that.
- [Narrator] Earthworms feed on the dead decaying
parts of plants that we won't eat,
but that's still an essential part of the system.
They break the plant matter down during digestion
so that when they return it to the soil it actually
makes the soil more fertile.
But the most surprising thing was that they could survive
in Wamelink's Martian soil in the first place.
- The biggest surprise was first of all,
that they survived because we know that the Martian soil
is rather sharp.
They have really sharp edges.
When you look under the microscope to the soil,
you see that.
And well, since the worms eat the soil,
they get it into their gut.
And it would be the same as we, as humans, would eat
a glass that's broken.
And I expected that the worms may get hurt from it.
But apparently, they are able to cope with it
and they survived.
And they didn't even survive, they had some offspring.
And that was a big surprise for us.
- [Narrator] One of Wamelink's next big experiments
is to perfect the Martian potato.
Turns out, potatoes grow extremely well
in Wamelink's garden.
But they just don't grow to be very large.
- And that's something we have to solve because then
you get potatoes that are very small and not very tasty.
So that is what we're going to try to solve this year
in the greenhouse with a special variety of potatoes.
- [Narrator] With one more seemingly impossible hurdle
behind us, Mars seems closer than ever.
(upbeat space music)
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TOP TRAVEL DESTINATIONS of 2018: Finland - Duration: 12:08.
right now dude a fucking
welcome to Lapland Finland where you just have a little bit of snow Mike hell
yeah come on you gotta get closer come on I thought it was maybe up to the
kneecaps there's a I'm not even at the bottom are you serious I'm here to help
two idiots as you can see it's a very snowy place in oh my gosh well we've got
Mike Shepherd here we've got Jared over there so if you have been watching me
for a while welcome back to the channel and if you are new here my name is Eric
I love to travel and this is why Lapland Finland is one of my top travel
destinations I have ever been to okay so first off you can't go walking around
the woods of Lapland without a pair of these guys on the first activity on my
list is snowshoeing up Lapland on average gets 60 to 90 centimetres of
snow and the snowpack is usually the deepest in mid-march which was right
when I was visiting and snowshoeing was one of the best ways to fully immerse
ourselves in the wilderness of Lapland and get a solid workout in so we found
out the secret to this deep treacherous snow in Finland pair of these boys
snowshoes so we've been out here for two hours just out here in the wilderness of
Finland snowshoeing around we come upon this abandoned cabin okay so the cabin
isn't quite abandoned but the store behind it is pretty cool you're actually
in Le'Veon we are at the ski resort and this is actually a prop from a movie
about the life of Santa this is apparently where Santa grew up in the
film but if you look this way here might turn the camera we're actually right in
the middle of a ski resort I highly recommend going for a snowshoe hike it
is a killer workout and it's a great way to take in the area but if you're kind
of lazy or you're looking for a bit more of a thrill the next activity on my
it's snow it is the jet ski of the snow is the best way to get around up here
and it's actually very interesting before you go out and you rent this you
have to have a full depth out survival suit so if you can see I am in a full-on
winter you know if you get lost in the tundra this is gonna keep you warm just
notice how quiet it is with all the snow I could literally hear the snowflakes
hitting my jacket that's how fire to this you can't find this in New York no
not in New York one of the biggest questions I get asked about my videos
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so that's actually how deep the snow is if you're not an expert snowmobiler like
jared is not make sure to stay on the road
if you are here in Lapland I highly recommend renting one of these bad boys
the faster you go the easier it is which it's a good lesson for life when you're
this far up north I think the best thing to do is to just you know embrace the
cold the next must-see place on my list is the snow village ice hotel let's
start off with some hotel stats the snow village covers an area of 20,000 square
meters it's built up every year from scratch and construction begins around
late October to early November when it gets cold enough the hotel is
constructed from 20 million kilos of snow and 350 thousand kilos of crystal
clear natural ice the temperature in the snow village remains at a I mean I guess
you could call it comfortable - - - about -5 degrees Celsius the ice hotel
comes complete with an amazing restaurant a movie theater bar and even
a chapel the Suites are all decorated with elaborate art sculpted into the ice
itself it's a bucket-list one-of-a-kind experience if you're all about making
unique travel memories the Ice Hotel is for you so you can't go all the way to
Finland without doing the next activity on my list which is the smoke sauna and
the Finnish River ice bath so normally what you do is you go into the sauna you
warm up your body real nice to the point where you are so hot that the only way
to really appease this heat and to get rid of this heat is to run down to the
river and jump into the river into this little hole which they call the Finnish
ice bath now the tradition of the smoke sauna is a massive massive part of
Finnish culture there are approximately 5.5 million people living in Finland and
there are an estimated two million saunas that is how much the Finnish
people like their sauna the smoke sauna is an art form at sunrise a fire is made
and it is stoked for six to eight hours until the rocks are heated up
proper temperature normally when you do this you go naked butts because this is
going on YouTube and I want to film the whole thing from memory we're wearing a
bathing suit but this is the entrance to the smoke sauna stop going in here shut
the door behind you
this is it put some water on this rock really get that skin going in here
now we just sit and marinate get nice and toasty you because in a few minutes
now the air is so cold that even moving river water can freeze in a matter of
minutes I'm ready for my eyes back you ready yeah let's go bro let's go
it gets so warm in there so fast yeah like I don't even feel cold right
now oh you will in a second my friend fear doesn't exist fear is a mental
thing you are screaming you won just get the hell out 15 seconds later you calm
down your breathing slows you look up at the sky through the blue the best way to
start the day you're probably watching that like Eric what are you doing I
cannot even tell you how invigorating it is to jump in ice-cold water when it's
minus 8 what is that in Celsius as cold as what it is it's very cold this next
activity on my list is arguably what this region of the world is best known
for the Northern Lights and more specifically unique hotels to view them
simply put the Northern Lights are caused by massive solar storms that rip
through space and by the time the solar storm reaches our planet the Earth's
magnetic field deflects the storms except in the polar regions and the
gases from these storms caused the aurora they can only be seen under
crystal-clear skies and very cold conditions
we're on a sled on the way to our next room we're staying at it's called the
Northern Lights Hut you'll see in like a second it's pretty
cool this evening we are staying in huts that have glass ceilings so you can have
a perfect view of the Northern Lights
this is the official tour of the Northern Light Hut cabin you walk into
this little cabin that there's a desk to the left you walk in a bit more you know
take off your coat there's a bathroom to the right you go straight back there is
a king-sized bed you travel lights you lay back you look
up and if you are lucky you will see one of the most amazing phenomenons known to
mankind the Northern Lights oh good morning from
northern Finland what a crazy place to stay oh I slept so well last night oh
it's now the next morning after spending a night in the Northern Lights Hut would
I recommend spending the night here 100% you walk out of your Northern Lights Hut
you come in here they have a full breakfast spread everything you could
ever want for a solid breakfast you have your coffee belly rubs oh when I travel
and I see a dog I miss Bubba so much if you don't know who Bubba is Bubba is my
old English bulldog away from home these huts are more for the rustic hearted and
if you're into something a bit more spacious our final night in Finland that
we stayed in the Northern Lights sweet 11 a glutes here is a tour of our
Northern Lights mansion you walk into the master bedroom and it's straight out
of I mean how would you describe this finland is very close to Mother Russia
I'm half Russian this is what you'd call Russian luxury it is decked out in gold
there's little studded diamonds in the chandelier everything is gold the bed
the mirror the windows the chairs the bathroom has a rocket ship in it well
yeah the showers I have in the back does it you shut this and you're in the
portal so we're gonna save this room for tomorrow when the Sun is out because
this is the great room and to really appreciate it you have to see the view
this honestly looks like a portal love like that right now it looks like a
portal to another dimension but in the morning you have the view of Lapland and
the ceiling has foam Northern Lights just in case they don't come out we
aren't gonna cook in here so I'm just gonna give you a quick flash of this
kitchen very mod ordain the steel coffee maker I mean if you lived here it'd be a
pretty nice kitchen but we're only here for one night you walk
into this room and this is when it really smacks into you that Nordic
rustic vibe you have the pull-out guest couch now this is I would call this this
might even be the master bedroom as well because I personally prefer this bedroom
to the Russian gold luxury room this is the cabin in the woods there's a tree in
the bathroom to rest your your bum on and there's actually a branch the hole
if you have a really you know what Finnish mansion would not be complete
without your own personal sauna a place like this runs you about a thousand
euros a night but honestly sitting in a hot tub with two meters of snow behind
you looking up and seeing the Northern Lights if you're lucky enough tonight I
mean as you can see it's kind of snowing so tonight yet we might not see them but
you never know the weather can change fast here
that's it for the trip to Finland if you're new to the channel make sure to
subscribe check out the rest of the Finland Travel series make sure to leave
a like and we will see you in the next destination I know I said at the end of
Iceland the next one would be warm but I really think the next one will be warm
we'll see you guys in the next video peace
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The Twitch Phenomenon: The Rise of the Celebrity Gamer - Duration: 13:48.
"There are reports that you're making more than a half a million dollars a month. I
believe much of that coming from Twitch."
"Congratulations on getting people to pay
so much money that you're bringing in more than half a million dollars in revenue a
month for people to watch you play video games."
"And I'm sure it was tough to
convince your parents that there was really a business model for this."
"Where is most of your income coming from and how important is Twitch becoming in
this gaming ecosystem."
"Right, uh"
You might be wondering how this guy from Lake
Villa, Illinois got here by playing video games. And you may also be wondering how
the hell he was able to get Drake to play video games with him to an audience
of 600,000. Well it's all thanks in part to Twitch. But before Twitch was helping
to put gamers in headlines and turning them into celebrities it was just one
kid with a webcam trying to become the world's biggest reality TV mogul?
In 2007 two Yale students, Justin Khan and Emmet Shearer launched justin.tv
based on a simple idea.
"We should produce a live reality TV show. It's technically
possible now, it's really easy."
It was backed by Y Combinator, a startup
accelerator and seed capital firm owned by Paul Graham and Robert Morris.
"I remember Robert said, 'I'll fund that just to see you make a fool of yourself.'
And so then we walked out of there with a check for $50,000 and that was it."
The website generated instant interest thousands of people flocked to
the site to, as the original slogan for justin.tv says, waste time watching other
people waste time.
"That's why you could see me, you know, getting a cab to come here, and then
sitting here in the studio with you, and then after this I'm going to kick boxing."
People were surprisingly
interested in the idea but there was one fatal flaw.
"One of my main learnings was
that you really, really, really have to edit down weeks of content in order to
get hours of content. We had an hour of content per hour of viewership which
meant it was really boring."
And so the viewers started asking for more
entertaining content and some viewers even went as far as to take their
entertainment into their own hands.
Yes, that was the first ever documented swatting prank
caught on camera and it all started on the hit new 24/7 reality show Justin TV.
"You also were telling us that you get a lot of requests and what are the top
three requests that you get for people who are watching for you, you know what
they want you to do?"
"Well most people are like Justin get off your computer go
talk to girls. get off your computer go talk to girls."
With an overwhelming amount of the viewership asking for more entertaining content Justin began to
adapt and evolve the content of his life cast. He began taking different classes
going on dates and even became more spontaneous in his daily activities. But
people still wanted more
(iJustine sings)
iJustine was a far more interesting person to watch compared to Justin but
more important than that she became the first member of what would eventually be
the biggest network of life casters in the world.
"This is Justin from justin.tv with. Justin TV you can watch broadcast and
share live video and chat with other viewers. Check out the directory for
what's live right now the schedule for what's coming on soon, and the clips page
for recent video highlights. To start broadcasting please click the large red
button in the upper right hand corner."
But while Justin TV looked to be
constantly evolving on the surface, the company was facing serious financial
problems behind the scenes. Up to this point the company's monetization plan
was based on product placement sponsorships with companies like Zipcar
Bawls energy drink and even Shia LaBeouf's movie Disturbia.
But these sponsorships weren't doing enough to offset the costs associated
with running a business of this scale. What eventually saved them was the
advancements they made in streaming technology.
"Turns out we are pretty good
technologists and pretty bad entertainers."
In the several months that the several months that the team had been working to broadcast Justin's life their software brought the
cost of live streaming down to half a penny per hour. A cost that was cheap
enough to serve constant video to the masses as an ad-supported business.
With the ability to serve ads, justin.tv fully transitioned into an open network of streamers
"Aloha from Hawaii, what's up."
From the Jonas Brothers to cooking to
sports and beyond Justin TV would become the platform for anyone anywhere to
create content the way they wanted to.
(Hysterical laughter)
Between 2008 and 2009 justin.tv more than tripled its monthly traffic, boasted
a broadcaster base of over 30,000 streamers and was quickly becoming the
place to go for daily entertainment. However Justin TV's growth began to
stagnate going into 2010. Copyright issues with the streaming of cable
sporting events and the broadcast of a 19-year-old, bipolar teen Abraham Biggs'
suicide forced justin.tv to police its content more heavily and its once
vibrant user base started to fall off.
"That's the that's the trough of sorrow.
We'd grown for quite a while but we didn't really understand why we were
growing other than we'd built this cool thing, we really liked it we thought it
was cool and when we let other people use it. It grew and grew and grew until
it didn't."
Nevertheless the Justin TV team was determined to make the website
great. They just didn't know how. That's when Emmett chimed in with an odd idea I
"I thought what if we just focused on growing gaming. I actually hadn't though of creating a sparate
site yet, I just thought this is the great content. I want to grow that part of the site."
Focusing on gaming content seemed like a terrible idea.
"It was very counter intuitive, right, because you would think that gaming was
this very small niche. Luckily we're building into a niche that was growing
quite big and now everyone's talking about esports and esports viewership and
people watching games and interacting with people online through games but
that wasn't the case in 2011 when we started working on it. But Emmett as an
avid gamer himself really identified with the community and was convinced
that it was something worth pursuing especially because Starcraft 2 had just
been released.
"Hell, it's about time."
Gaming and esports content was often much more
controlled than your classic webcam streams, had little to no risk of
copyright infringements and most importantly had a dedicated niche fan
base desperately searching for a platform.
"And it really harps on this
whole ecosystem that is competitive gaming and where we fit in there is not
only as a live streaming infrastructure to deliver the you know live gameplay to
the viewers around the world. But we really see ourselves fitting in
to this role. You're really supporting both players and commentators I mean the
whole ecosystem of competitive sports it's just like any other spectator sport
you have players you have coaches you have commentators you have leagues you
have production companies and you need that whole ecosystem to survive and..."
"Cybersports network."
"That's right, we've got Cybersports network doing coverage and we really see ourselves fitting in where we can
support the live-streaming but not only that actually help players and
commentators make a living off of competitive gaming."
So the engineers at justin.tv began to provide a wide range of supportive tools for the gaming
community viewer and streamers alike. And by the summer of 2011 the gaming section
had exceeded all preconceived expectations. With the immense growth of
its gaming section, Justin and Emmett decided that the community deserved its
a very own website Twitch TV.
"That new brand was really about saying, hey we're
here to be a platform for gamers. We're here to be not just any other video live-
streaming platform something that's going to be hyper specialized around
live-streaming gaming.
And when Twitch launched in 2011, it truly changed the
game. Hyper-focused on the needs of the broadcaster first, the platform brought
with it a ton of features like a partnership program in which gamers and
tournaments share in the advertising revenue generated on their video streams
and a subscription service which allowed for the subscriber to unlock special
features and exclusive content, were all innovations of the creative minds behind
Justin TV.
It didn't take long for Twitch to become the premier gaming and esports
entertainment website on the planet with Twitch as the go-to esports events
platform, esports viewership would skyrocket along with its user base.
League of Legends, the most popular game at the time, consistently broke its own
Twitch viewership records year after year. From 210,000
concurrent viewers in 2011 to 1.1 million concurrent viewers in 2012 and 11
million in 2013.
"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Season 3 World Championship finals!"
As esports in gaming grew so did Twitch. From a measly 3.5
million monthly users in 2011 to over 20 million users in 2012 and then over 45
million users by 2013, Twitch's growth was more than just unbelievably fast. For
most people it was simply unbelievable.
"If you said 10 years ago that people
would be literally watching live as someone else played a video game and
that would be enormous videos business no one would have believed you."
"They were telling me the numbers of viewers they were getting and I swore that they were,
that there was a decimal point off there's no way they could be talking
about 400,000 viewers and a million, just really big, like, network broadcast kind
of viewership in these things
Twitch continued to surpass all expectations into 2014 and at 100 million
unique monthly viewers, Amazon bought out the world's premier gaming entertainment
service for just shy of a billion dollars.
"A very interesting acquisition
for them as you can see them trying to build up their their streaming video
business. There is possibly nothing hotter in streaming video now, and I will
include Netflix in that, nothing hotter than Twitch doing 42 billion minutes is,
42 million users." "Hang on there's nothing hotter in streaming video." "Yeah I think
that's the case and I really think that the..." "Including everything." "Including everything."
The most popular streamers began pulling in tens of thousands of
viewers, providing entertainment that broke down the fourth wall with its
interactive chat system and the ability to earn a living from playing video games.
"And you blow 'em up, like what the f*** support is so easy dude."
But even with the confidence of one of the world's biggest brands, the
general public still remains skeptical of the power of Twitch. Esports and
gaming culture continued to be seen as only a niche, as nerd culture and as a
waste of time.
"I'm laughing because I can't think of anything less interesting."
"Do you have any statistics of how many of
those people also go to Star Trek conventions?"
"I need to understand, who are these people? Is it attendees of Comic-Con?"
Whether the general public
would acknowledge it or not, Twitch continued to grow its brand and
the streamers that put out great content gained unprecedented amounts of fame and
wealth. In 2014 and 2015 guys like Imaqtpie, Syndicate and
summit1g pulled in tens of thousands of viewers at a time. From subscriptions to
donations to ad revenue and the ability to diversify their income with YouTube,
merchandise and sponsorships, the everyday Twitch streamer began making
more than just a humble living. They were becoming something much bigger.
"Good morning, welcome to Twitch Con 2015!"
Twitch continues to grow to this day and although it has over 2 million active
streamers now, it's guys like Ninja who are truly living the dream. Having
reached 150,000 subscribers, Ninja reportedly makes
around half a million dollars a month, meaning he's on pace to earn 6 million
dollars in just one year.
"Eat my d**k, let's get it. Cash."
Twitch today is breaking down the traditional
barriers of what it means to be in entertainment. It's making millionaires
and celebrities out of its most popular streamers, while blurring the lines
between TV star, entertainer and gamer
"You got it baby. Boom!"
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Tarot Reading by Alejandro Jodorowsky for Jonathan - with English and Spanish subtitles. - Duration: 10:49.
Thank you for helping us making the movie Endless Poetry
Thank you for helping us making the movie Endless Poetry. You are French.
You asked me that question a year ago,
but the making of that film was so, so hard, that I got sick.
I had a terrible asthma episode and I really couldn't answer you earlier.
And also the preparation of another movie; a PascALEjandro exhibition,
a painter that my wife and I invented…
Really, really, I always thought of answering you, and now here I am.
But I don't know if your problem is still there, because you said: "how can I cure my wife's depression?
Maybe she can die in a year,
I don't know if she's alive.
But if she wasn't alive, it would be any other woman in your life,
And you would look for a woman with depression,
Because when we choose a partner who is caught up, let's say, with alcoholism,
or depression, or whatever, these people, actually, can't really love us.
We do what they ask, we take care of them, we sacrifice ourselves…
But it also means that we are dependent, because we don't love ourselves, you see?
Well, then I'll do my best, right?
Because you also ask: "how can I build a place where we could both feel good?"
But she needs to get cured first, instead of thinking about the place.
instead of thinking about the place. If you are already thinking about a place
where you could live happily, maybe it's because you think that it's the place that depresses her
that keeps you guys from living.
And maybe you think you won't be able to cure her,
and maybe you think you don't love her, maybe, without realizing it.
Let's see what tarot says, because it's complicated, isn't it?
You asked for card number 22. It's this one.
Then you asked for card number 14. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
After that you asked for card number 17. 15, 16, 17.
Very well. You see? I started here, this is the beginning.
Then here, since that's the beginning, this will be the past, and it goes until card number 3
And here may be the future.
Not the future future, but an action that follows from that.
Your first card is the emperor.
And the emperor is looking strongly towards the past.
You were talking about finding a place,
and the emperor is precisely the person who is sitting. He's sitting like that, calm,
He's sitting like that, calm, well positioned, with a symbol of power.
But he exercises his power towards the past.
In fact, your whole problem talks about the place where you come from
The wheel of Fortune
It's the beginning of a new cycle
where two people are chained
one of them, it should be your wife, is going down.
She's going down, you see?
And the other… Very very corporeal
very material, you see?
And this is a yellow spiritual animal that doesn't know how to listen.
Look closely at the card: its ears are blocked up.
There's something on its ears.
But it's climbing, trying to climb.
But everything is stopped, it doesn't turn, because here there's a sphinx,
something emotional that doesn't allow both of you to turn the wheel.
Let's see what it is, what's that sphinx.
Yes, the mother
You see? That's the problem of the mother, the empress.
You have the emperor at the beginning, but
the emperor doesn't look at her, they are separated.
And she's wrapped in a veil, in a cage, wrapped in herself.
And she's studying, she's working on herself, but she's lonely, she's shut up.
I can tell you right now that you chose a woman
who is the reflection of your mother.
It means: depressive mother: depressive wife.
Then you have always wanted to cure your mother,
and then you are with an ill woman, with the desire of curing your mother.
Jonathan, I don't know you,
I don't know what you do for a living, I don't even know your age.
I'm just telling you what tarot says.
It's very risky of me to do this, but I'm moving forward.
If we don't step into the abyss, how are we going to move forward?
You'll see if you can apply what I say to other things,
but here there's a message for you.
What does that abstract message say?
Here there's a situation
of material achievement that you are uncomfortable with,
you can't achieve what you want.
You can't achieve what you want because here you have difficulties to break all ties with previous things:
a previous job, a previous way of looking at yourself…
You need help, and here you are asking someone that cannot help you,
because 2 doesn't give, 2 amasses, 2 amasses.
She's not strong enough, you're not strong enough to make this machine work, you see?
You're not strong enough, you lack of strength. This, you see?
If you are reading me, this is your left and this is your right.
It means that jacks have switched positions.
So the man is on the receptive side
and the woman is on the active side.
Which means that the father is the mother and the mother is the father.
She is in charge, and when she cannot be in charge she gets depressed.
She gets depressed when she cannot be in charge because she would have liked to be a man.
Maybe her parents wanted your mother to be a man, and maybe your wife's parents wanted her to be a man.
Lets see what you are looking at when you look at the past.
I'm going to throw myself into it and I'm going to take two cards without seeing them.
And the two cards came out together.
It's 9 and 19. Very curious, you know?
Because in tarot there are 10 numbers that correspond with 10 numbers:
1 with 11, 2 with 12, 3 with 13, 4 with 14, etc. 9 with 19.
It means that this embodies the father and this is the mythical father.
And you are looking towards the mythical father.
Because you have never had a real father, and you had a mother
who had the role of the father. It was the mother who was in charge with what she could.
If your wife is alive or if you live with a depressive woman , what are you going to do?
I'm going to recommend you an act of Psychomagic
change your clothes.
Dress your wife with your man's clothes,
as you can, alter them, have them unpicked, make them up, but she must dress with all your clothes,
from head to toe
and also with your underpants, your t-shirt…
Absolutely everything. She must dress like you.
Cut a bit of your hair for her to make a pair of moustaches with it.
And you, dress with your wife's clothes and wear a wig, like this, a feminine one.
And live together
for seven days, a week, like this:
her as a man and you as a woman.
That way you are going to share the place where you live very well
and you will reach comprehension,
That's all I can do for you.
Thank you.
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- What's up, guys?
It's Yogi Ferrell with the Dallas Mavericks,
and these are five things you can't google about me.
One, a hobby of mine I like to do off the basketball
court is I like to play chess.
So anybody that wants to give me the chess match,
download the app Chess and my username is iball11.
So if you want to go at me, we'll see if you're good.
Two, baklava is my favorite desert now.
So I was out in New York and we just got done
playing the Knicks, and I decided to go to dinner with
a couple teammates. One of my teammates decided to
choose the restaurant that Salt Bae owns.
Great food, great steak but then they said they had
only one dessert item.
And I was like, Oh what is this gonna be?
It's gonna be something weird, off-the-wall.
And they called it baklava.
So I was like, Oh, what is this? What is baklava?
I took one bite, and I told the dude he gotta come back
and bring me more, because it was so good.
My junior year of college my mom decided to get me
a cat for my birthday.
She decided to get me a munchkin cat and they're the
ones with the little legs.
So I had a munchkin cat for a couple years in college,
and her name was Bubbles.
So majestic.
I was basically a choir boy from sixth to 12th grade.
I had one solo ever and ... it was the "Get'cha Head
in the Game" from "High School Musical."
So I don't know where the video is, hopefully it's in
the archives somewhere and I don't ever have to see
it ever again, but I was in choir from sixth to 12th grade.
Lastly, my hidden talent is I can do a really good
handstand.
I'm about to show you right now.
And those are the five things you can't google about me.
Yogi Ferrell, tune in.
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RIPPLE XRP NEWS + STORM COIN MOONING! IOSTOKEN IOST! CRYPTOCURRENCY MARKET CRASH + BITCOIN BTC 2018! - Duration: 14:36.
what is going on guys Patrick here bringing you a brand new video team
we've got another killer video for you guys I'm super excited so much
information is out and that you guys voted for iOS token we had the pool
right here in the Facebook group link down below if you guys want to join but
you we had a poll which all when you guys wanted me to meet to review on
Sunday and you guys voted for iOS token so that's the one we're gonna be looking
at later today guys also we're going to be picking the winner of the giveaway
from this last week this video takes part of the giveaway for next week
though so if you guys want to enter a chance to win the giveaway make sure you
guys are subscribed make sure the rules are all gonna be down below make sure
you guys leave a comment with your Bitcoin wallet address and saying
something related to the video and number three if you have an Instagram go
follow my Instagram right over here at Patrick Orsino 11 so go follow that if
you guys have not an enter chance to win the giveaway and also stay tuned to the
end to see if you guys want this giveaway let's jump right into this
guy's without further ado I don't want to talk too much I hear that sometimes
my intros are way too long but the first news article we have is that the u.s.
cloud act passes giving government's easier access to private data stored by
US tech companies so this was actually put in with um here so on Andreas
Antonopoulos he is big oops he is big in the cryptocurrency space he tweeted out
the cloud Act passed it destroys privacy globally so it had
to be snuck into the 1.3 trillion dollar omnibus without debate so they'd this
way they managed to get it through without Congress I believe having to
vote for it which is something that they you actually saw right here so this this
guy this Senator Rand Paul he also wanted Congress to reject it but
Congress wasn't going to be voting on it because they passed it through the 1.3
trillion dollar omnibus so there was no debate basically what they're saying
then is when privacy is criminalized only criminals have privacy we got sold
out again why keep doing that so another good reason again um just another
example of where cryptocurrency and you know blockchain and Bitcoin and all that
stuff plays a very important role is to keep
you safe and to keep your things private and not having you know it's sold out to
anyone basically all these companies are now being told that foreign governments
could actually get personal data from us from the people in the US through these
companies and obviously Microsoft posted a letter supporting the bill talking
about how it creates a modern legal framework but a lot of people are very
unhappy with this simply because I mean obviously the tech companies like this
you know benefit to them I guess but a lot of people are unhappy because it
destroys their privacy which is something that blockchain and
cryptocurrency is trying to fix and that is why it's having such a big movement
especially at this time like this is the right time I think for these things to
come out this is where people are starting to notice and people are
starting to pay attention to the whole you know my data is not safe right now
people don't like that and this is why we're seeing you know adoption more and
more adoption of cryptocurrency and I think it's going to continue in the
coming years also so that this bank is sent on there they're going to launch an
international payment app with ripple this spring if no one beats us to it so
they actually talked about this in the company's 2017 earnings presentation
it's going to be open in Spain Brazil UK and Poland at first at least it's gonna
be in q1 2018 fully trend the full transparency on fees and they're
basically going to be using right here so the banking group are the great
partnering with ripple to release international money transfer app using
ripples blockchain X Current and a ripple net platforms that was reported
on the 24th today it is the 25th so this was yesterday another great sign of
adoption now obviously you can like or dislike ripple this is technically just
another partnership that ripple has nothing is in effect quite yet they said
they're going to be launching it it has not launched it has not been used yet
but apparently the bank and ripple have actually been in the bank has been
invested in ripple in yes they invested in 2015 and 2016
they have had test runs of in 2016 to figure out so this has been going on for
a while now and now they're officially planning on
launching this in q1 of 2018 now again this is another great sign for adoption
however when we look at the ripple price we don't actually see anything change at
least we go to the you know ripples at 63 cents sixty-four cents basically it's
down 2.2 8% its marked caps 25 billion dollars but it hasn't had any change and
this we've started seeing this a lot when partnerships with ripple you know
nothing actually changes and I personally think it's because we don't
see anything we are just hearing about a ton a ton of partnerships you guys know
ripples partners would like I believe in total it's over 60 banks that is huge
that is huge but until they actually you know until things are actually working
and people are seeing things improve I think it's gonna be hard for ripple to
grow just because they have so many partnerships now a new partnership isn't
you know news to anyone unlike with another come same thing happened with
tron char gets partnerships all the time but the price does not move um just
because of that obviously it moves due to other factors but not because of the
actual you know just the partnership so that's something we haven't seen the
ripple price move but another partnership hopefully we start seeing
this stuff in action now that's what I'm most excited about it's the action part
hopefully we start seeing that and hopefully it pays off well for the bank
for a first cent in there now let's look at the overall cryptocurrency market cap
right real quick just before we jump into the iOS token 329 a billion dollars
Bitcoin dominance at 44% it's a little bit lower Bitcoin dominance this week
though everything doing very very well we see icon and 102 percent we see tron
at 86% we see this one again we talked about the other day I don't know what it
is 114 percent and then if we scroll a little bit further down we see storm at
217 percent obviously it's down 13 percent in the week because having this
type of a run-up it's due for a correction and most crypto currencies in
the last 24 hours are down now when we look at the end of the film we look at a
technical analysis we're gonna see that this isn't actually a big deal I'm gonna
show you guys why but now it's going to iOS token right what is iOS token here's
their website it's secure scalable blockchain that actually
works it actually works all right so that's great
they actually had a private sale only so only like big event it was a private
sale there they did not end up having a public sale which you know I'm so that's
maybe why you have not heard about it or you didn't hear about the ICO or
anything like that you might be wondering and this is why now the good
thing about this now I was doing research prior to this so I didn't have
to make this video too long I could just give you guys information the technology
is really cool and they work on a proof of believability instead of a proof of
work or a proof of stake now proof of believability is basically proof of
stake plus a few extra features which you know are very nice they created
their own thing so technology very very cool now another Pro I saw of iOS is
that investors love it you guys can tell by the fact that the you know they
didn't even hold a public sale because they probably managed to raise so much
from the private sale so investors are there and a lot of people are backing it
now if you look at the team the team again are some it's there's some very
very very good and big players in the cryptocurrency spent a lot of people
with a lot of experience their team is definitely I would consider them a
pretty all-star team they're very very good and advisers as well
if vise advisers as well they have you know just a ton of good advise you guys
can go and checked out their LinkedIn if you guys want to but I was very
impressed by the ones I was looking at and seeing where they came from and
seeing what they've actually you know worked wins which areas they've worked
with a lot of people who have already participated in a lot of other and no
advising jobs a lot of people who've participated other tokens a lot of
people who are been in the industry for some time now investors and partners
they also have some huge investors and partners Sequoia for example very big
one this right here the blockchain one also very very big and they're listed on
many many exchanges now this all seems pretty good if I were to name a negative
of iOS token would be that everything they're doing
is going to be launched a little bit further in the future than a lot of
other people have done so they don't have necessarily any huge innovation a
lot of the coins in the top you know 50 crypto currencies are doing a lot of the
same thing they're trying to challenge they're trying to you know challenge a
lot of the same things they're trying to be the best at the same things but that
you know cause a lot of competition in that space and the problem I have is
that a lot of the stuff you take a look at their roadmap a lot of the things are
going to be released like 2019 yeah mainly 2019 and that's
something I talk about a lot when I talk about isoceles as well is that you can't
I don't I don't fully back in IC o---- when I see that their vision is only
gonna start taking place in 2020 because that's way too far down the line I think
there's so much innovation going on right now that if you wait till 2020
you're not gonna necessarily be able to compete cuz then everyone's gonna be so
much further ahead of you already so that's one of the biggest cons I see
with iOS token but let's take it just take a look at the price the quick
charts they are at a relatively low point you know they had a huge pump up
here and again it corrected ups at the similar time I think or the market no I
was actually after the market was the market was already in a downtrend when
this happened but anyways they it went up again like everything it had a pump
and then they had a correction back down now everything is at the lower levels
this is one of the lowest points I see possible on the chart I don't think
we're gonna see it go much lower you can see actually that we started having a
swing movement we're starting a little it looks like it helped at least this
token is looking to make some moves so again I think this is a pretty solid
coins of 3.5% in the day it is pretty solid
it's a 236 bill a million dollar market cap so again I like the technology
behind it I like I think there's an actual problem and they're trying to
solve it my issues with it would be the competition are the competition is very
very high and you know their roadmap leaves a lot of things to happen in the
future which you know you can't guarantee that other companies aren't
going to be so much further ahead of you that kind of makes sense hopefully that
makes sense but yeah guys that was my review of iOS token next Sunday we're
gonna be reviewing another ICO another cryptocurrency that you guys vote on
taking a look at the technical analysis though just before we end the video
things again I don't think things are looking bad we're still trading you know
under this resistance and above this support which we drew trading
comfortably over here again waiting to make a move a lot of people predicting
Bitcoin will go back to I saw predictions about Bitcoin at 4,000 I
personally don't think we're seeing Bitcoin at 4,000 this like any time I
don't think that's going to happen I think some big big big things would have
to go wrong for a Bitcoin to be down at 4000 now the 6,000 level 6500 resistance
level is definitely possible if it breaks down below this below this
support we could definitely see it drop down to its next support line that's
definitely something that's possible however looking forward I think we're
gonna start seeing more and more money come into cryptocurrency and the dates
I'm looking at mainly which I'm gonna talk about this hopefully at tomorrow's
video I'll talk about more in depth but when I think the market is going to
recover and just looking at some basic dates I'm looking at tax return days so
when people have more money to put into cryptocurrency I think that's gonna be a
very very big player and something that we've seen happen before as well as some
big events and which are gonna lead to big partnerships and big investments for
some cryptocurrencies to make some major gains so again I'm gonna be talking
about that in tomorrow's video I did see someone in the Facebook group posted
about this that's why I'm gonna be covering it and giving them a shout-out
in tomorrow's video if you're watching this you probably know who you are
you've got shout out playing time to the channel already for posting some great
content on the Facebook group but guys I'm not like it things are still moving
pretty sideways obviously this Candles what we're doing
today it's important to see where it ends up you know it could come back down
to touch the support line right here that could be where we end the day to
which case yeah we had a little bit of a pull down which is pro we're probably
gonna bounce up from tomorrow otherwise we could also end in the green today
still plenty of time end in the green come back up to this level right here
where we are where we have been holding for the last you know five six
days roughly a week and then continue seeing where the market goes from there
but again this is not the time to panic not the time to panic this is time to
secure some positions in your favorite all coins because moving forward in the
next couple of months I think a lot of people are going to be regretting not
buying into cryptocurrency and I'm going to be getting tons of messages saying I
regret not buying into and I don't want regrets guys regret suck but anyways I I
picked this video so Tron vs. Facebook is the video I'm gonna pick the giveaway
winner from everything's already loaded here so let's just get this really quick
let's see who the winner is winner Andreas mmm I messed that up
ready on Trish de la Rosa is the winner of the giveaway I have a position on
that coin I personally will continue to buy on the dips I believe in the future
of Cardona stay strong and Hahnel that's right stay
strong and harder on dress now I leave on just 24 hours to claim the giveaway
if he does not then wanna be picking a winner from this video so make sure you
guys have commented and have you know you guys left a thumbs up you guys
subscribed you guys left a comment on this video so I appreciate you so much
guys I appreciate all the support you guys have been giving the channel thank
you so much for watching I'll see you guys tomorrow for another video
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This Map Shows Where We'll Live On Mars - Duration: 5:14.- [Narrator] We are closer to landing on Mars now
than ever before.
Private companies like SpaceX are achieving new feats
in rocket science, the likes of which we've never seen.
But rockets will only take us so far.
There are more problems unique to Mars
that still stand in our way.
One of them is, where would we live?
Mars is a desolate desert
pretty much no matter where you look.
It's not like there are any oceans or snow capped mountains
to help us decide where to settle down.
But that hasn't stopped this guy from trying
to figure it out.
- Our main goal is to investigate if it is possible
to grow crops on Mars and moon soil for people
when they go over there and live there.
- [Narrator] Wamelink and his colleague Linechug
have actually made a map of where we should live on Mars.
The map accounts for radiation levels, climate, terrain,
and perhaps most importantly, the soil.
- We looked at the amount of nutrients in the soil
for instance, calcium, magnesium,
and also other nourishments like phosphates and nitrates.
So what you would normally expect in manure.
And we also looked at the amount of ice that is available.
That is not the same everywhere on Mars.
There are areas where there's almost no ice
and there are areas with a lot of ice.
- [Narrator] The most habitable places are labeled
in dark blue on the map.
And, we're pretty familiar with some of these locations.
For example, Acidalia Planitia is just north of where
NASA's Viking 1 and Mars Pathfinder landed.
However, it looks like we should probably steer clear
of some of Mars' inactive volcanoes,
like Olympus Mons and Elysium Mons.
But how does Wamelink know whether crops
will grow at all on Mars?
Take a look at his Mars garden.
The conditions in the soil here are as similar as possible
to what we might find on Mars.
He's been harvesting it for the last five years,
and he's had some amazing success so far.
- Well, it's been a big surprise from the beginning
that many plants are able to grow on it.
The growth is almost the same as if you would use
normal potting soil from earth.
It's not completely the same, but we are getting there.
We had huge harvest of green beans.
Also tomatoes, but carrots are growing fine, even potatoes.
So many different types of crops we are now able to grow.
- [Narrator] Wamelink hopes that his work will help
lay the foundations for the first Marian farms.
After all, it's not like we can send
regular food payloads to Mars.
It takes about 10 months to even get there.
And practical launch windows only open once every two years.
On top of that, astronauts can only bring so much
freeze dried food with them.
So they'll have to learn to grown their own food indoors
on Mars if we are ever going to live there
for long periods of time.
But Wamelink hasn't just been growing plants.
He's also figured out how to make the process
as efficient and successful as possible.
The secret, earthworms.
That's right, earthworms might be some of the first
living things on Mars next to humans.
- When you're on Mars, you want to have a closed system.
So everything has to be reused and worms help with that.
- [Narrator] Earthworms feed on the dead decaying
parts of plants that we won't eat,
but that's still an essential part of the system.
They break the plant matter down during digestion
so that when they return it to the soil it actually
makes the soil more fertile.
But the most surprising thing was that they could survive
in Wamelink's Martian soil in the first place.
- The biggest surprise was first of all,
that they survived because we know that the Martian soil
is rather sharp.
They have really sharp edges.
When you look under the microscope to the soil,
you see that.
And well, since the worms eat the soil,
they get it into their gut.
And it would be the same as we, as humans, would eat
a glass that's broken.
And I expected that the worms may get hurt from it.
But apparently, they are able to cope with it
and they survived.
And they didn't even survive, they had some offspring.
And that was a big surprise for us.
- [Narrator] One of Wamelink's next big experiments
is to perfect the Martian potato.
Turns out, potatoes grow extremely well
in Wamelink's garden.
But they just don't grow to be very large.
- And that's something we have to solve because then
you get potatoes that are very small and not very tasty.
So that is what we're going to try to solve this year
in the greenhouse with a special variety of potatoes.
- [Narrator] With one more seemingly impossible hurdle
behind us, Mars seems closer than ever.
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[ vol. 7 ] Gym & Courses - Duration: 5:33.
Yay~~~
Thank you for watching Mi-Channel everyone.
I'm Mirai.
This is my 7th video, and today, I'm gonna talk about the gym and my classes.
Yay!
First, I'd like to talk about the gym.
I took a video of gym when I went there, so check the video.
Yay!
Now, I'm gonna go to the gym, so I wanna introduce you my school gym.
Yay!
How was it?
It's good, right?
All the students can use the facility for free.
And the gym has activities called "Group-X," and it's also free.
So, I'm joining many activities.
My favorite is "Zumba."
It's really fun.
This is about the gym, and next, I'd like to talk about my courses.
Now, I'm taking 6 courses, 15 units.
My choice was pretty nice, and 3 of them are activity courses, and the other 3 are lectures.
So, they are not too hard for me although I have weekly assignment to read articles.
But it's nice.
I can handle them, so it's pretty nice.
The first course is "Movement."
It's a theatre major course, and we are learning how to do combat techniques.
It's like punching and face slapping
The kind of things I'm doing.
It's really fun although it's really difficult.
I don't think I'm doing well.
It's not natural.
But it's fun.
I'm also taking history of the United States.
It's a lecture course, but the class is for non-American students.
So, the teacher teaches us really kindly.
So, it's easy for me to understand what he's saying.
Also, I'm taking dancing.
It's a dance between modern dance and ballet.
So, I'm now doing both modern and ballet.
And I think I'm doing pretty well.
I hope so.
It's really fun.
Also, the other course is "astronomy."
I'm taking astronomy lecture course and lab.
I really like astronomical things like stars, so it's fun to learn my favorite things.
And, the most difficult course for me is "RPT."
It's "Recreation, Parks, and Tourism," and it's my interest field.
But, the teacher talks really fast, and always starts talking about other things.
So, it's hard for me to understand what she is saying.
But, the course has many assignments that are really interesting.
The first one is to go outside as a group.
Actually, I went to "Fort Funston."
It's like a beach, park, kind of place.
And, I had a good time with group mates.
And, the other assignment was to do a volunteer.
And actually, I went to the concert, and did a merchandising volunteer.
I was selling goods.
That was pretty nice.
Like, I went there as a volunteer, so I was not supposed to watch the show.
But, my boss allowed me to go inside and watch a little bit.
That was a rap artist.
I love rap music.
I wanna do that again.
These are about my courses.
Yesterday, I finished all the mid terms, so now, I'm at the spring break.
Yay!!
I'll go to LA for my spring break with my friends, so I think I'll talk about LA later.
I don't know when but.
I'd like to talk about that, too.
So, that's it for today.
Thank you~~
If you like this video, please thumbs up, comment, and subscribe.
See you next time~
Bye~
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High School romance
the love of your life.
you will marry one day,
turns out to be a psychotic maniac.
who you think is your perfect partner,
turns you completely insane.
Some nine odd years ago,
like most terribly awkward kids in high school.
There was once a teenage boy who didn't know what he was going to do,
he wasn't the smartest, neither the strongest, nor the fittest. Like many others
he was just a last fool.
He went about his life in high school without a
purpose.
Until one day, he saw a pretty girl passed his syllabus.
Just like what he did
with every other girl that caught his attention. Talking to her would never be
his intention.
But that wasn't to be for very long,
because his girl approached the
boy and talked with him all along.
Awkwardness was immense to begin with
but soon friendship was established.
They went for adventures together
and the attraction took over.
They became terribly close.
The teenage boy and the girls started dating,
and soon they were in love.
But just like the order of the universe,
chaos clattered their world.
They fought about everything,
nothing was working for them.
The boy certainly
gained some confidence
and wanted to leave to be with someone better he had
spotted.
But the girlfriend wasn't ready for it.
The day came when she phoned him,
she first talked normal and then suddenly her voice changed.
The girl started talking as if a ghost had possessed her soul.
The boy unaware of
the tools of science didn't know that all this ghost was just simply a hoax.
So he talked like a fool to his girlfriend who pretended to be possessed by this
ghost and he fought the ghost to leave his dear loves' soul alone.
He yelled,
he cried.
She hung up but he phoned again and again he tried.
Concerned, he ran to see her and fought the ghost he thought had possessed her.
but truthfully she was just an attention seeker.
Many days have passed,
the fights continued,
the relationship crumbled
and finally.
It all ended.
The heartbroken boy isolated himself from the social world
that he built the confidence in gained.
and it wasn't until today he discovered
the spectrum of light.
He'd realized that all along that act of ghost possession
was just his Ex's playwright.
you
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GTA 5 SOLO MONEY GLITCH, EASIEST SOLO DUPLICATION EVER! NO MOC, NO AVENGER NEEDED XBOX ONE PS4 - Duration: 4:34.
what's up you guys and welcome to the segment right here and your boy a
sheriff I have some really good news there is a solo unlimited money glitch
that got unpatched it's gonna make you a million a pop why don't you hang with me
right here and soon you'll have a garage exactly like this one that makes you
unlimited amount of money let's do this baby click a like and here we go alright
you guys I want to say big thank you to everybody who's active with us on the
crew by the way I cleaned up a lot of stuff after yesterday's killer
livestream and I wanted to document a solo money glitch for you guys today so
let's get to it right here and make this video very fast for you to get this
glitch going for yourself and make the best out of it you need to have a heist
that's going all you gotta do as you see I never had mine set up so I had to go
in I had to set up the first mission the first mission all you gotta do is the
prep go ahead get the ambulance and deliver it over to your facility what
this does is something very simple and that is every time you come out of a
garage is a little Paige is gonna come out from Lester saying you need to
continue the heist and that's gonna always teleport you back to your
facility that's gonna save you a ton of money when it comes to this glitch ok so
now that we got that done and out of the way let's take a look at some of the
stuff that we have here this is apartment number 7 I'm gonna make it my
spawn location this is a critical point right here I have 2 LEDs in it that are
dummies you need to spawn in that you have to have it as your location and
make sure you're in the garage not in apartment ok once you have that done get
into your facility in my case I have the thruster right here it seems like this
blitz works a lot better when you're inside the facility and coming out so
that's what we're gonna do right here now the settings for the facility is we
need to have a full facility that could be anything inside it because this
glitch requires you to get a retro allergy from a diff
garage that's the one that you need to duplicate but just make sure that the
facility is full there could be street vehicles that you have in here it could
be your custom vehicles it doesn't matter once you have all this setup
which is very easy make your way added a facility and now
call on your mechanic get the retro allergy from a different garage you can
do this glitch with any Benny vehicle because they sell for the upgrades
that's what you're trying to get back so I'm gonna grab this retro allergy right
here I'm gonna wait for it to spawn now this coming part might get you a little
bit frustrated but if you know the timing and you follow exactly what I'm
doing right here you should be a ok get into that retro allergy make sure you
have a clean plate I tested this before I added this video with the card that
didn't have a clean plate it didn't work alright so the glitch didn't work what
happened is that I spawned in my garage and it did not work so I tested it again
was a custom plate and it worked right there you drive in you accept alert you
click start instantly and right away find a new session once you see that
front tire of the car lines down on the first that little gap between the
facility and the elevator door right away you're going to be spawning into a
different session and once you spawned in there you're going to be spawning in
the garage with the option to replace a vehicle I have to social club allergies
right here that are free so I'm going to replace one of them let's go in actually
I have one that is because the other one is customized so I'm going to go toward
that pink one and I'm gonna replace it and that's gonna be basically the
duplicate you don't have to do anything about it
now if you need to make this fast you can go ahead and drive that duplicate to
another garage and get out from that garage have the car with you and accept
the Leicester alert it's gonna spawn you in your facility with the car right
beside you outside the facility when you step out so the car is from a different
garage basically that's if you want to copy and paste copy and paste easiest
solo money glitch ever make sure to drop a like player and represent for the King
squad I'll see you on the next segment please
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Remind Me of Love ~ Sam/Jack (Stargate SG-1) REUPLOAD - Duration: 3:38.
When my soul is gray
Nothing makes sense anymore
I'm at the top and
I don't know where to go anymore
Where shadows are
There is also light
I run to you
I don't forget you
You know me
and my true face
You remind me of love
I can see who you really are
You remind me of how
It can be
For what is all the fight
for power and money
What shall I collect
in this world
If I must go
when my time has come
[ Please! Jack! ]
When my inner voice
speaks to me
I am deaf and don't listen
Then look at me
and hold me
Remind me of love
Show me who you really are
Remind me of how
It can be
Remind me of love
Show me who you really are
Remind me of how
It can be
There's a road so far
And it ends in infinity
There's a river long and beautiful
I can't see the end
I can't see
the end
You remind me of love
I can see who you really are
You remind me of how
It can be
Remind me of love
Show me who you really are
Remind me of how
It can be
When my soul is gray
Nothing makes sense anymore
I'm at the top and
I don't know where to go anymore
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