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In 1600, William Gilbert published a paper detailing how Earth behaves as a giant magnet.

That seems like a long time ago, but in geologic time, that's nothing.

It's taken hundreds of years to understand how Earth's magnetic field works… but now

that we do, scientists are trying to find hints from Earth's history that might reveal

the future of this ever-changing invisible field all around us.

Specifically, archaeologists are studying the handles of ancient pottery.

Yeah.

But before I can explain it, we have to get to how the field affects you.

Scientists believe Earth's magnetic field is generated by the spinning of the Earth's

core.

Our planet's magnetic field is super important, as it blocks harmful rays emanating out of

the sun from hitting us on the ground, destroying the possibility of life as we know it.

No big deal.

It's always around us, and it strengthens and weakens over time -- sometimes, it even

flips.

If it were to flip, the magnetic north pole would become the south, and suddenly all magnetic

compasses in the world would be backwards.

Everything else would be fine though.

It's not like it would turn off and back on.

NASA knows a magnetic field flip happens about every two to three hundred-thousand years.

We know the magnetic field has flipped, because there's evidence in the geologic record.

Scientists pulled lava from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where two tectonic plates meet.

The ridge is spreading, giving easy access to very old, cooled lava flows.

Minerals embedded in the lava are sensitive to Earth's magnetic field as the lava cools,

so, by collecting samples of lava, called "cores," and analyzing the rock...

I think you see where this is going…

It reveals a record of Earth's magnetic field over hundreds of thousands of years.

This shows the last "major field flip was about 780,000 years ago."

The problem is, cooling lava rock can't be precisely dated...

Lava rocks don't have timecodes or calendar reminders detailing when they oozed and then

cooled.

Geologic timescales can encompass thousands of years at a time, meaning we know this lava

cooled within a few millennia of whatever…

So, while these rocks can give us an ancient picture of the magnetic field, imagine a pictures

that is really zoomed out, or blurry!

We definitely would need a better image to fully understand whats happening.

Now, a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in February

2017, found a way to enhance this hypothetical image by using ancient pottery.

Clay is also subject to the same Earth's magnetic field record keeping, but the dates

are far more precise.

So, by analyzing the clay in 67 jar handles from the Iron Age kingdom of Judah, archaeologists

have found evidence of the magnetic field strength rising and falling over the 600 years

preceding 200 BCE!

All from jar handles made of clay!

The results were so clear, they could map the field picture down to a span of give or

take 15 years.

Imagine how much clearer a 15 year picture is compared to a 1000 year picture from geologic

time!

It looks like Earth's magnetic field strength was super high in the 8th century BCE, then

weakened from the 6th to 2nd century BCE.

The kicker for making this picture so clear, was the precise dating on the jar handle because

of royal stamps present on the handles of these 67 jars.

. Similar to how writing technology has gotten better since the Sumerians in 3000 BCE; over

time, stamp technology has changed… allowing the archaeologists to give atmospheric and

cosmological scientists a leg up in studying magnetic fields by precisely dating when things

changed, and of, by proxy, giving physicists studying the interior movement of the Earth

a little bit of help too.

A magnetic field flip is coming!

Exact magnetic north has moved more than 600 miles further north since it was first pegged

in the early 19th century, first at about 10 miles per year , and now closer to 40 miles

per year!

On top of that, the field has lost "10 percent of its strength over the last two centuries"

This causes more vibrant aurora, but don't fret.

The field continues to shield the surface of the planet from harmful charged particles,

and has the thick atmosphere to catch any that may eek through.

Long story short, go take a pottery class.

You might help scientists thousands of years in the future!

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When the magnetic field flip does happen.

Earth's magnetic north will become magnetic south, and all the compasses in the world,

and any technology based on that, would be backwards!

You want to know more about our magnetic field reversals?

Tara's got you, right here.

Got a science question?

Let us know down in the comments and please subscribe so you get more videos from us.

Thanks for watching!

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DC's Legends of Tomorrow 2x13 Inside "Land of the Lost" (HD) Season 2 Episode 13 Inside - Duration: 2:13.

- [Nate] Gideon, initiate spectrum protocol.

- [Gideon] Very well, captain.

- [Phil] At the end of the previous episode, you know,

we get Rip Hunter back.

The only problem is, Rip Hunter is evil.

- What!

- He's not the Rip that we knew and loved.

And to prove it, he uses Gideon, who is still loyal to him,

the computer on the ship, to basically let him out

of the brig, steals the medallion,

sends the ship into a tailspin.

- You might want to hold onto something.

- So, we're crash landing again?

Fantastic.

- [Phil] And we crash, in 69 million BC.

Which Ray Palmer recognizes as the place

where he spent the time between season one

and season two being chased by dinosaurs.

- [Gideon] The ship's primary temporal delineator

was lost during initial impact.

- But if we were able to recover the delineator,

and somehow affect repairs?

- [Gideon] All systems would return to normal.

- I'll go and get it.

My old neighborhood, after all.

- While he's leading Amaya and Nate

on this sort of Jurassic Park expedition

to fix the ship,

(scary roaring)

we realize that the only way to find out

where the last piece of the spear is,

the one that's been entrusted to Nate's grandfather,

Commander Steel, is to get Rip to tell us.

- Why don't we just get inside his head?

- If only that were possible.

- It is, the time masters did it to me all the time.

- Did what?

- [Gideon] Cognitive intrusion.

- That's it.

- [Gideon] A process in which one consciousness

enters another.

- Our genius solution to this

is to use this crazy piece of technology

that allows us to go inside Rip's consciousness

and to hopefully extract the true version of Rip Hunter out.

- Sarah.

(intense music)

- You don't belong here.

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Russia Before the 1917 Revolution I THE GREAT WAR Special - Duration: 8:53.

In 1914, when the war began, it was the world's fourth largest economy, and it covered 15%

of the world's landmass.

It had what seemed like an endless supply of men and they patriotically went to war

in support of their leader.

And yet three years later, that empire was in tatters and wracked by revolution.

I'm talking, of course, about Russia.

I'm Indy Neidell; welcome to a Great War Special episode about Russia and the First

World War.

Russia had been ruled for two decades by Tsar Nicholas II when the war began.

He had ascended to the throne in 1894 at the age of 26 upon his father's death.

That same year the zemstvos, a collection of peasants and workers that made up local

governments that had been instituted by Nicholas' grandfather Alexander II, brought a proposal

to Nicholas for adopting a European style constitutional monarchy, and socio-economic

and civil rights reforms for the peasantry.

That group, mainly subsistence farmers, made up 82% of the population.

Nicholas denounced the idea as "senseless dreams"; he would rule by autocracy.

Now, Alexander II had made sweeping reforms decades earlier after the Russian loss in

the Crimean War.

He modernized his empire's military-industrial complex, he expanded the scope of the railways

and communications, but most importantly he modernized Russia's military personnel,

which had been mainly serfs.

Seeing the defeat of the Russian serf army by the free British and French, he enacted

the Emancipation Reform of 1861, which effectively abolished serfdom in the empire over the course

of a few years.

Eventually, he was even planning constitutional reform through the proposed Loris-Melikov

Constitution, whose contents were a little more modest than the name might suggest, but

which would have made Russia a constitutional monarchy.

On February 16th, 1881, the Executive Consultation, in which Alexander participated, unanimously

approved the project, and on March 1st, Alexander told Loris-Melikov that the Council of Ministers

would discuss it in four days.

That same day Alexander was assassinated by an anarchist group and any progressive government

or civil reforms died with him.

Alexander III ascended to the throne, dismissed the project, and ruled as an absolute monarch.

You can imagine that this stirred up a fair amount of civil unrest, but through sheer

force of character and iron will, Alexander kept order in his empire.

His reign was cut short in 1894 by kidney disease, and he had never taken the time to

teach his son, now Tsar Nicholas II, how to be a proper monarch and maintain peace and

order.

Nicholas inherited an immense job, personally ruling the world's second largest empire,

and as time passed it became quite clear how ill-prepared he was for a job that, on many

levels he didn't even want, and thought was a burden.

But he did it because he believed in Divine Right, that he and the Tsarina had been chosen

to rule by God and had to do it, like it or not.

He wanted to continue his father's policies, but Russia was entering the modern age, and

the political landscape was shifting beneath Nicholas' feet, and his father's policies

would need a very strong ruler to carry them out, which Nicholas was not.

Still, for the first ten years of his rule, Russia flourished.

A lot of the credit for that goes to Finance Minister Sergei Witte and Prime Minister and

Minister of Internal Affairs Pyotr Stolypin.

Russia became one of Europe's fastest growing economies, expanding at 4% annually.

Then came 1905.

Russia suffered a surprising and humiliating defeat to Japan in the Russo-Japanese War,

which they considered a "secondary power".

Morale plummeted and you saw major economic stagnation.

There was an unprecedented wave of worker strikes and demonstrations that targeted landlord,

industry, and the government.

The strikes and civil unrest led to the 1905 Russian Revolution and also a series of anti-Jewish

pogroms.

Now, the Russian military remained loyal to the Tsar during the revolution, so Nicholas

was not removed from power but he was forced to sign the October Manifesto, which promised

basic civil rights and created a Parliamentary body, the Duma.

Nicholas hated this, though, and undermined it at every turn.

He had actually wanted to create a sort of military dictatorship with Grand Duke Nikolai

at the helm, but Nikolai threatened to shoot himself in the head if the Tsar didn't sign

the manifesto.

From then until the First World War, Russia's economy had something of a recovery, but the

promised constitutional government never developed.

Nicholas ceded none of his power, and would dissolve the Duma time and again, rendering

it into a feckless entity cooperative with his own policy.

This served to foment underground dissent and there was a series of assassinations of

Tsarist officials, including the Governor-Generals of Moscow and Finland, and Stolypin himself

in 1911.

And then came the war.

Nicholas called for all citizens to stand united against the Central Powers, and to

the surprise of many, they did.

The peasantry went to war with great patriotism and Nicholas, for maybe the first time in

his reign, enjoyed great popularity.

Okay, everybody thought that it would be a short war.

People like economic journalist Norman Angell thought, "modern war had become unprofitable,

and a drawn-out conflict had become impossible.

Industrialized economies... were so bound together by trade... that a conflict of any

duration would lead quickly to collapse, starvation, and revolution".

Russian financier I.S.

Bliokh wrote that, it "was agrarian economies, such as Russia, with a large population of

subsistence farmers and a cushion of net food exports, that would stand up best when global

trade was disrupted and the industrialized economies fell down".

Both of those guys were very wrong.

Backed by massive military-industrial complexes the war grew to a scale never before seen.

It also turned out that the industrial economies were actually better suited for mobilizing

national resources.

I'm not going to talk about Russian involvement the war, since I cover all that in the regular

episodes, but there were both great successes and great disasters.

Nicholas made what can only be regarded as a serious error when he personally took command

of the army in September 1915.

This meant that any military failures in both the field or in supply rested on his shoulders.

The nation's economy could not handle the strain of the war, the unpopular Tsarina and

even more unpopular Rasputin wielded great influence in Petrograd, and as the misery

continued, and food shortages became endemic, strikes and demonstrations broke out on an

almost daily basis, culminating in the February Revolution that saw Nicholas abdicate, abandoned

even by his own armies that had saved him in 1905.

Today I really wanted to look a bit at Russia before the war.

Heading into the 20th century, Russia found itself racing to adapt to the modernization

of the rest of the European powers.

The economy expanded thanks to people like Witte and Stolypin, but progress was stifled

by the inflexibility of the autocratic rule of Nicholas II.

Crushing or dismissing all opposition, he and the larger part of the ruling class disregarded

the public unrest coming from below.

Ignoring the warnings and lessons of the 1905 Revolution, he failed to see how broken and

outdated his system was, and that didn't just affect the civilian population, but also

the economy and the military.

All of the Russian Empire's woes were exposed in 1917 when the demoralized, exhausted, and

angry public joined together and ended 304 years of Romanov rule.

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What is the CCAC? - Duration: 2:56.

There are many people who need care and support at home and in our communities.

That's what the CCAC is all about.

Betty just had a hip replacement and is eager get home to her cat Josiah.

Anwar and Mable have been married for 47 years.

They both have health challenges but they want to stay

together in their cozy apartment for as long as possible.

Four-year-old Pierre has a sunny disposition and Cerebral Palsy.

His mother needs help to care for him at home.

Barbara is forgetful and sometimes wanders from her apartment.

Her family knows it's time to look for a safer place for her to live.

Jorge has terminal cancer.

He wants to spend his final days in his country home surrounded by family and nature.

The Community Care Access Centre, usually called the CCAC,

is here to help all these people and many others.

We're here to help you when you're facing the challenges of

illness, injury or disability.

As a patient of the CCAC

you are at the heart of everything we do.

Your CCAC care coordinator will work with you and your caregivers

to understand your needs and goals and develop plans to achieve them.

If necessary your care coordinator will organize nursing,

personal support,

therapy, social work,

and other services at home and in community clinics.

He or she will also provide information about a wide range

of health and social services in the community

and will link you to services such as Meals on Wheels

and gentle exercise programs your community.

He or she will work with Doctors, hospitals,

community organizations,

and others to help you move through he health system smoothly.

If home is no longer an option,

a care coordinator will help you find another place to live.

All of our services are funded by Local Health Integration Networks,

which in turn are funded by the Government of Ontario.

Services are provided free of charge to patients.

Thanks to the CCAC Betty is up and moving again;

Anwar and Mable are enjoying afternoon tea in their apartment;

Pierre and his mom are playing a computer game;

Barbara is making new friends,

and Jorge and his son are watching the sunset together.

If you or someone you love is facing the challenges of age, illness or disability

contact your CCAC.

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✐ How To Draw PewDiePie (Wall Street Journal) ✐ - Duration: 6:06.

Hi, I'm Oliver Age 24 and i will

teach you how to draw. Ha ha, ahh, that's the theme song.

Today, I'm going to be drawing PewDiePie

and I know that I've drawn him before but

this one is actually sponsored by The

Wall Street Journal. Hahaha, ahh, they're

actually paid £1,000,000 so I couldn't

really say no. Anyway, enough of the

boring, let's start drawing, haha, ahh. So, first of

all we're going to want to draw

PewDiePie's head which is actually the

shape of a slightly deflated balloon.

Next, we can draw the eyes, so you want

to do one big round eye and one slightly

smaller squashed eye, for a 3D effect

on his slightly depressing face. Now,

much like the Aryan race, PewDiePie has

got bright blue eyes,

so now we can just select a 3d Aryan

blue from our special 3d Nazi color swatch

and we can just use that to colour in

the pupils. Next, we can take a 3D

black color and use it to dot the eyes,

for an extra layer of emotional depth and

professional perspective.

Next, we can add the mouth, which is the

shape of the tip of a sausage. We can

add slightly more detailed top teeth and

slightly less detail bottom teeth, to

draw the viewers eyes into PewDiePie's

eyes. Now we can add a 3D skin colour for

the skin and a darker 3d skin colour for

the inside the head look, inside the

mouth.

Next, we're going to draw his torso using

the torso-ing technique which is

actually a brand new art maneuver that

the art industry actually invented this

year.

Now, you may notice that I've do one arm

slightly raised and that's actually

for the PewDiePie salute

that I'll be teaching you how to draw later

in this tutorial. Now, we can use the

shorting technique to draw PewDiePie's classic

shorts. Now for the moment you've been

waiting for,

let's draw the classic PewDiePie

salute. Now, funnily enough, it was actually

first invented by the Nazis haha, ahh, that's hitler-ious.

As you can see, I've also drawn the other

hand with about five fingers and both

feet each with five feet fingers which

is the professional term. Let's colour them in

using the 3D skin color. Now, some

of you may already know, but the bro youth

uniform is based heavily on the Nazi Youth

uniform, so you can take a dark 3D

Nazi green for the shorts and a

slightly lighter 3D Nazi green for

the t-shirt. And now, since its 2017,

which is basically the future,

I've got my hands on a brand-new piece

of art technology. It's called the 3D

hairing, drawing, thing and just look at

what it does... it magically draws photo realistic

hair on to your drawing. Obviously,

I'm using a 3D Aryan blonde color.

Hitler would be proud.

Now, I'm just going to emphasise the

fringe a little bit more to really get

that 3D Nazi Youth look. Next, we can

recalibrate the hairing drawing thing

to PewDiePie's natural hair color and we

can use that to draw his facial hair and

there we go,

his classic moustache. Now we can draw

PewDiePie's glasses which previously

belonged to Heinrich Himmler, one of the

leading members of the Nazi Party haha.

So edgy. Now it's time to draw the

PewDiePie logo. For that, you just want to

draw big 3d circle on his chest.

Next, you want to add a slightly smaller

3d circle within the first circle, like a

giant 3D donut.

mhm. Now you want to colour the outer

circle in a 3D pure blood red color

and the inner circle and a 3D Aryan

white colour. Now, watch carefully, as I

draw the classic trademark PewDiePie

logo. Beautiful... that looks fantastic!

Now, to finish this drawing off, I'm just

going to add a speech bubble and

obviously, as you all know, PewDiePie is

actually German for Jew Die Die which

wall street journal have asked me to

write in the speech bubble. Fantastic and

I'm just gonna sign this drawing with my

name and age. 10 out of 10 would draw

again. So please leave a comment if

there's anything the you are struggling

to draw and I, your senpai will teach you.

I'll catch you on the flipside, thanks

for watching, goodbye!

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Taffer Walks Away From A Brand New Bar - Bar Rescue, Season 5 - Duration: 1:56.

Jon, my god! How are you?

You're drunk, aren't you?

No, not at all.

I can tell by the way he's acting.

I can smell it from here.

My issue is, I can't endorse you.

You will suck the life out of everything.

Okay.

I wanted to acknowledge I'm a smart businessman.

I wanted to know how to run 36 bars

from a ship in Costa Rica or something.

There's your bar. Run it, take the signs down,

change your name, do whatever you want.

I'm leaving.

Tell him what you wanna do, guys.

- It's your moment. - I quit.

Good luck.

Good, see you later.

Good, see you later.

You? You're gone too?

So we don't have a grand opening?

You do.

Where's Dalila? Where's Dalila?

She's not here.

What about you, Jess?

Oh, I plan on moving on.

Where's my crew? Are you guys coming into The Dugout?

Free admission, buy you drinks all night long.

Let's go.

God, don't give any money to that man.

I'm not a ( bleep ) donkey to smile for a ( bleep ) carrot.

He smells like a ( bleep ) distillery.

I love the vines. Man, Jon, good job with the vine.

The bar looks awesome.

A beautiful make-over that you could get from a

interior designer.

Jess: I don't quit jobs. I can't afford to.

But I'm not gonna go work for someone who's that drunk.

Ed: What do I wanna say to Jon?

He can go ( bleep ) himself.

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Tennis Trailblazers: China Journeys Into the World of Pro Sports | Coming of Age - Duration: 14:26.

(IN THE MID-2000S, THESE THREE WOMEN

(ZHENG JIE

(LI NA

(PENG SHUAI

(CLIMBED TO THE TOP OF TENNIS WORLD RANKINGS

(WON 6 MAJOR TITLES BETWEEN THEM

(AND FUELLED A 4 BILLION DOLLAR TENNIS BOOM IN CHINA)

(TENNIS TRAILBLAZERS

(CHINA JOURNEYS INTO THE WORLD OF PRO SPORTS)

(OLYMPIC GAMES AFTER BEIJING 2008)

(LEGACY OF BEIJING 2008)

(CHINA TRANSFORMS)

(OLYMPIC GAMES)

(COMING OF AGE: CHINA AFTER BEIJING 2008)

In the last five to ten years,

tennis in China has changed dramatically.

Because of these changes,

much more attention has been paid to the three of us

during our matches and training sessions.

During this period

tennis has become much more popular

and this has created many opportunities for us.

However, compared to Europe, America and the UK,

the development of tennis in China

is still only 20 years old.

When I was 18,

it was all new to me,

because I had never been in a professional match before.

I soon began to compete in many matches,

from the ITF to the WTA,

and my ranking improved.

I gradually came to understand what the WTA is,

what courses they give

and the services and arrangements

they provide for their players.

Those things were entirely new to me.

It was an attractive situation

and I felt that I had entered a new world.

(IN 2006, PENG SHUAI AND LI NA BEGAN SPEAKING OUT

(ABOUT CHINA'S NATIONAL TENNIS PROGRAMME)

(ATHLETES HAD NO CONTROL OVER THEIR CAREERS

(AND THE STATE KEPT MOST OF THEIR WINNINGS)

Through the course of my professional career,

the system here has changed.

I was in the news in 2006,

because I made the decision

to be an independent player outside of the state system,

and this created a major conflict with the system.

As a professional athlete,

my ability to choose my own matches and coaches

is extremely important to me,

because every player has a different way of playing

and no matter their physical ability, speed and strength

there are always differences.

I think that turning pro and being a professional athlete

allows me more autonomy.

Meanwhile, I am the decision-maker.

And all these choices I have to make

allow me to improve myself

and become better at tennis.

I think this is a process of becoming more mature.

(IN 2008, CHINA INSTITUTED A NEW POLICY

(CALLED THE DAN FEI OR FLYING SOLO PROGRAMME

(ALLOWING ITS TOP TENNIS PLAYERS

(TO CHOOSE THEIR OWN COACHES AND KEEP MOST OF THEIR EARNINGS

(A DECISION THAT HAS ENCOURAGED OTHER CHINESE ATHLETES

(IN THE VARIOUS NATIONAL PROGRAMMES

(TO PUSH FOR MORE AUTONOMY)

Although Li Na and Zheng Jie have retired

and now are mothers,

I still feel happy about the time we spent together.

We represent a specific era in the history of tennis in China.

As time goes by, more and more children, teenagers

and other people who haven't participated in tennis

are paying more attention to this sport.

More and more professional competitions

are developing in China,

and I think, as time goes by,

everyone will understand more about tennis.

It's not like in the beginning

when tennis was just another sport.

Now it can also become a profession.

I feel very happy and honoured that

I possibly have left a small mark of my own

in the history of tennis development in China.

(TENNIS IS CURRENTLY THE THIRD MOST POPULAR SPORT

(ON CHINESE TELEVISION

(WITH AN ESTIMATED 14 MILLION PEOPLE

(NOW PLAYING THE GAME)

(THE VAST MAJORITY HAVE TAKEN UP THE SPORT

(SINCE THE BEIJING 2008 OLYMPIC GAMES)

China, after the Olympics, grew incredibly fast

in terms of sport,

especially tennis.

We can say that you have China before the Olympics

and another China after the Olympics.

I remember when I came here for the first time in China,

Li Na was "the rebel".

Then when the people have the chance

to discover the real person behind the player,

they realise that she's one of them.

She's exactly the same.

And that makes people say, "We are proud of her,

"because she is a real Chinese,

"no different than us."

(BEIJING, CHINA)

I've been in charge of

the development of Potter's Wheels

from the beginning of 2012.

The idea is to recruit

and to train players from all over the world.

But we are much more focused on the Chinese talent.

Li Na was based here

end of 2012 until end of 2014.

She spent most of the time

of the pre-season and season practice

at Potter's Wheel.

The big difference for the private academy is that

here the philosophy is completely different.

To give you one example,

we try to put first the human part of the kids.

And then we try to develop that, and thanks to that,

the tennis player is going to take another dimension.

(IN 2014, CARLOS FAMOUSLY COACHED LI NA

(TO A CAREER-HIGH RANKING OF WORLD NUMBER 2)

(HE PREVIOUSLY COACHED JUSTINE HENIN TO WORLD NUMBER 1

(AND OLYMPIC GOLD AT ATHENS 2004)

(CARLOS CONTINUES TO CULTIVATE CHINESE TALENT

(AS PROFESSIONAL SPORTS CONTINUE TO GROW IN CHINA)

When I see Anna for the first time,

she was 11.

I have already worked for two years with her.

For the first time - it's difficult to explain -

you see that in her eyes

is something... When I see Justine for the first time

or Li Na for the first time, even if she was a champion,

but Justine Henin at 13 years old...

It was the same focus, desire, passion, determination,

and she doesn't tell me nothing,

she only looks at me

and I look at her,

and I can feel this energy and connection.

When Li Na won the Australian Open,

her coach was Carlos,

so my parents think

because it's Carlos's tennis school, it must be very good.

So I wanted to come here and see if he could coach me.

My idol is Li Na.

She has made Chinese and Asian history

by being the first player from Asia

to win a Grand Slam title.

I watched her on TV.

I want to be like that

and win a Grand Slam tournament just like her.

Her human dimension

is going to help her to become maybe a champion.

I always say if I do my job very bad,

she's going to be top 20.

If I'm doing well, top five or top ten for sure.

I've really improved since I came here.

I just played mechanically in the past.

With Carlos's guidance,

I've learned how to play tennis

with more technique and style.

I never used my brain to play tennis before.

What I say to all the parents when they come here is

my job is not to make champions,

it's to help your kids to develop themselves

and to get, by themselves, the best of themselves.

I think more and more athletes are turning professional

and becoming influenced by the market,

especially now that the whole national system

has started to integrate with the professional market,

starting from the Flying Solo programme until today.

It's an important development for the whole sports industry

and athletes' career development.

It's a brand-new reformation of the sports business.

I think this system

won't cause such a big stir again like in the past,

because I think there are lots of sports in China,

including tennis,

that have gradually built up grass-roots support.

Originally, it was primarily government

that invested in sport.

But now because of incentives,

financial incentives for business

and fame for athletes,

lots of parents

and business interests

have started to invest in this market.

(ONCE BANNED, BOXING IS RAPIDLY BECOMING

(ONE OF CHINA'S MOST POPULAR SPECTATOR SPORTS)

(WITH SOME FIGHTS WATCHED

(BY AS MANY AS 36 MILLION VIEWERS)

(LI SHENG HAS SPENT OVER TWO DECADES

(IN THE SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT CONSULTING BUSINESS)

(HE HAS BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN SHAPING

(PROFESSIONAL BOXING'S RECENT SUCCESS IN CHINA)

Professional boxing has really developed

in the past few years.

After the League of Fists was founded,

many boxers have turned pro here.

League of Fists has enabled many boxers

to have their first professional boxing match.

And through the League

many boxers can accumulate their ranks and scores.

What's more important is

that by holding the last two seasons of League of Fists,

we already have many boxers who've won

the WBO China Zone Lightweight Championship.

(BEFORE LAUNCHING

(THE PRESTIGIOUS PROFESSIONAL BOXING LEAGUE IN CHINA

(LI HAD HELPED OLYMPIC CHAMPION ZOU SHIMING

(BREAK INTO PROFESSIONAL BOXING IN 2012)

(ZOU BECAME A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN CHINA

(AFTER WINNING CHINA'S FIRST OLYMPIC BOXING GOLD IN 2008)

So the transformation of Zou Shiming

from an Olympic athlete to a star

is like a reality show

everyone is watching to see if he can do it or not.

Zou Shiming won both 2008

and 2012 Olympic gold medals.

So his amateur boxing career

and his Olympic career had already reached the top.

Having achieved all that,

his ambition was to win a professional champion

and a gold belt.

When Zou Shiming talked with me

about turning pro in 2012,

it was the day before his final bout in London 2012.

He told me he would come to see me

to discuss turning pro after his match.

After the 2012 Olympic Games, we helped him turn pro.

From that point until today,

he has won the WBO Flyweight Championship

gold belt in Las Vegas.

The effect of winning that championship,

in terms of audience rating,

his marketability and all other aspects,

even upon the development of boxing in China,

it has given him a second life.

And this way will help

other Olympic boxers prolong their careers as well.

For amateur boxers,

it's very normal to retire at the age of 25 or 26.

But for professional boxing,

25 or 26 is the right age to start.

(CHINA - ZOU SHIMING)

So I think, after 2008,

athletes have much more choices,

and they can realise their value,

realise both their social and business worth

through various channels.

In China, in the past,

retired athletes became sports officials, coaches,

or part of the main force for training younger generations.

But since 2008,

with the development of the internet and social media,

many athletes have been transformed from someone

who appears in front of the public every four years

into full-blown sports celebrities.

(MEN'S LIGHT FLY 49KG RESULT - GOLD MEDAL BOUT

(CHINA - ZOU SHIMING)

(COMING OF AGE: CHINA AFTER BEIJING 2008)

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Erasing Your DNA - Duration: 5:36.

You wouldn't leave your medical records on the subway

for just anyone to pick up and read.

But we are leaving DNA in public

all the time for someone to find.

We forget that there's this massive surveillance

program happening all around us.

We really need to think a bit more

carefully about biological surveillance,

about biotechnologies in general.

What's okay and then what's not okay?

With surveillance we were so focused on the electronics

that we've completely forgotten about the biological.

So I'm trying to help you mask your DNA so that

we can exercise more control over the

shedding of biological traces.

It's hard to really overestimate how important it is.

The stakes are so high when we're dealing with life itself.

I'm Heather Dewey-Hagborg.

And I'm an artist.

One of the main reasons I've been

interested in working with technology

or science as an artist in general,

is because it's a way of engaging with this

environment that we're surrounded by.

Exposing or revealing things that go

unseen, unnoticed, making the invisible visible.

So I've been working with surveillance as a theme in my work.

Right now we are more surveyed than

we've ever been in the history of humanity.

When I noticed that we were

spending all of this time thinking about

the electronic data trails were leaving.

But we weren't actually thinking about

the physical traces we were leaving.

Cigarette butts and chewing gum and hair.

I just felt like I had to dig into it.

I had to understand what was becoming

possible and going undiscussed.

I steal DNA.

People are just leaving their DNA all over the place

and leaving artifacts which anyone could come along

and mine for information.

A lot of my work begins to the question in this particular case

the question was: what can I learn about

someone from a single hair?

So that led me to working on this research project, Stranger Visions,

to render an actual likeness of a person from DNA alone.

The process involves taking a sample,

extracting DNA from that sample,

then amplifying sections of that DNA using

a technique called PCR, polymerase chain reaction.

Then I take that information and

then I output 3D model of that face,

which is printed in full color.

Biotechnology is a new form of technology

that's coming to influence our lives

in incredibly intimate, personal ways

that we are, in many ways, not thinking about.

The rapid DNA Act would allow police officers

to take a suspect's DNA

and put the sample straight into the FBI database.

Privacy should be a choice.

Biological privacy should be a choice.

The more that we're databased,

the more that our information is accessible,

there's a question of how possible it is

to have biological privacy.

I was researching Kary Mullis, who is the inventor of PCR.

He imagined today, maybe 10 years in

the future where you'd be able to buy

something called DNA anonymous.

And it would be a spray that consisted of

amplified sections of people's DNA that

you could use for covering up your DNA traces everywhere.

And so when I read about this I thought well where is the spray?

Why has no one made this DNA anonymous spray?

That's sort of where the idea for invisible came from.

So invisible is a DNA counter surveillance kit.

It's a suite of two sprays: erase and replace.

Erase is good for wiping away traces of DNA.

Erase is 50% bleach and water.

The replace spray is essentially

cloaking your DNA traces with DNA noise.

Replace consists of more than

50 different sources of human DNA.

I think of Stranger Visions and Invisible

both as being kind of exploits,

in the hacker sense of the term.

Utilizing vulnerabilities as a way of revealing something.

I package up sets of invisible and then

plant them for the casual passerby to notice

and perhaps pick up and use.

People love to say: but why should i care?

I have nothing to hide.

And I think that's a very privileged position to be in

I don't even think we've begun to really

understand what the stakes are.

Where does this affect populations?

Where are there the social justice concerns

that scientists might not even notice?

I'm an artist so for me it's really about

pointing to these issues.

What I'm hoping is to provoke those conversations between people,

so that if you think it's scary,

do something about it.

Because you may think you have nothing to hide but

you might not actually know.

You don't necessarily know what your DNA says today,

and you don't know what your DNA might say ten years from now.

So really you don't know if you have anything to hide.

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Energy Talks - Water Power: America's Original Renewable to its Newest - Duration: 16:01.

Since electricity was first produced in

America, hydropower has really been

America's original renewable. And it

remains a backbone of our energy

infrastructure today, whereas marine and

hydrokinetics, mhk, basically wave and

current energy technologies, those are

those the new kids on the block. But

really they're a lot there's a lot more

diversity to these two technologies then

this slide let's on. This is really the

range of opportunities that water presents

for both hydropower on the top and and

marine energy on the bottom and if i can

just highlight a few of them starting

with non-powered dams and this is something

that most folks might not know a lot

about. So for references about 2,000

hydropower plants in the country there

are 80,000 dams that don't produce any

energy. These are built for irrigation

flood control navigation like stand here

and a study that we released back in 2012

shows that just powering the top 100 of

these can add another six gigawatts of

generating capacity the country's that's

more than enough for 1.5 million homes

and since then we've instituted a number

of different research projects to help

develop technologies that can

specifically take advantage of these

resources. Wave energy is the most

predominant marine energy source that

the US has at least and for context just

just capturing about 5% of the

technically available resource would power

about a third of the west coast. And we

started a number of different programs

to help develop these technologies, one

that I will talk about in a couple of

minutes the wave energy prize, which was

aimed at doubling the state of the art

of energy capture for these types of

devices. And last but certainly not least

pump storage, most people probably don't

realize that the US has actually

developed and then operating large

commercial energy storage projects for

decades. Pump storage where you pumped

water with excess electricity up to an

upper reservoir and then run it back

downhill through conventional turbines

when you need the electricity, this

represents more than 97%

of our commercially available energy

storage in the US. right now and we're

working on a bunch of different research

projects to help reduce the cost of new

advanced functions technologies and make

them more flexible as well. One project

from a funding opportunity recently

announced was actually award to shell an

award to shell north america,

for them to investigate the development

of new small lower-cost closed-loop pump

storage systems that use innovative

structures for reservoirs - like abandoned

quarries or mines, and aren't connected

to a river system like this plant down

in Georgia is. And so that allows them to

be deployed much more widely all across

the country but also helps reduce any

potential environmental impacts that

you're not tied into a river system like

this so trying to sum all of this up

simply from this graph combines all of

those different resource opportunities

into one visual. What you find is that

there really opportunities almost

everywhere across the country. There's

significant wave energy resources all

across the west coast in Hawaii and

Alaska, more geographically isolated

tidal energy resources in the northwest

in Alaska and northeast and ocean

current energy in the southeastern US

because of the presence of the Gulf

Stream, so and hydropower really is

spread pretty well across the interior

of the country. There are huge

opportunities for developing those

non-power dams I talked about in the

Midwest, for upgrading existing

hydropower facilities in the southeast

and in the northwest, and lots of

opportunities for developing pump

storage and new small low-impact

hydropower project. So all total, this

equates to more than a hundred gigawatts

of potential roughly doubling the amount

of hydro power or water power I should

say that we have in the US right now.

So to downshift and and talk just

a little bit about hydropower for a

couple minutes,

the one thing that I really want to

re-emphasize just how important the

existing

hydro fleet in the US is to US energy

infrastructure. It represents about six to

seven percent of our of our generation

every year is still the largest

renewable energy resource we have

by generation, although asterisk there i

think when power is just overtaken us in

terms of capacity, so good on them. But

even more importantly than that it is

probably one of the most flexible

resources that we have available to us -

hydro and pumped- storage are often compared

to natural gas in terms of the amount of

services that they provide to the grid in

the help that they provide in terms of

integrating other variable renewables

like wind and solar or making base load

generation like coal and nuclear more

efficient themselves. And to highlight that

point, who here remembers the big

blackout in the Northeast in 2003? Who

survived it? Who lived through it? Who still has

the t-shirt?

Yeah, those are collectors editions.

My point here is actually that in this

huge event in the US it was hydropower and

pump storage plants in western New York

on that help to stabilize the grid and

keep the bracket blackout spreading, but

also that started that was the first

units available to help restart the grid...

when they were needed. To highlight just

a few that types of projects that we

support over the years, this is a small

hydropower plant in Kentucky, it's been

grinding grain since the Civil War, still

produces flowers today.. their muffin

mixes fantastic .. product

placement, but they also produce about

twice as much energy as they did just 10

years ago because of a DOE research

grant to deploy and demonstrate a new

innovative generator technology. And

hydropower plants they come in all

shapes and sizes across the u.s. - from

hundreds of small distributed plants

like this to a fair number of big

facilities like this. This is Grand

Coulee, is the largest hydropower plant

in the US, for context it produces

about the same amount of power at 6 to 8

traditional nuclear coal plants. So

almost 7 gigawatts more than enough for a

million-and-a-half homes. And it also

owned and operated by the federal

government interestingly, as is about

half the hydropower the US. And for that

reason our office has developed very

close working relationships and

partnerships with other federal agencies

like the Corps of Engineers and your

reclamation we actually I'll just

re-signed a big five-year agreement to

continue to collaborate on research

around hydropower. And one of our

projects that just wrapped up last year,

that included DOE National

Laboratories, was an effort to improve

the underlying physics of operational

water quality models used in facilities

like this to help improve their

efficiency and reduce their

environmental impact. This is another

project developed by a relatively new

company Natel Energy and at an

existing irrigation canal, you can see

this canal before the project is built,

and Natel got a research grant from

DOE to develop, test, and and demonstrate

their new small hydropower technology.

The project today is commercially

operational generating power onto the

grid and all the power is actually being

sold to apple... go figure.

This company is really amazing too. I

mean, they've grown from just a couple of

individuals a few years ago to several

dozen today and they just opened their

first major manufacturing plant out in

California last year. The last thing I'll say on

hydropower, if you want to know more,

we just released a major study several

years in the making the hydropower

vision last year, which looks at a whole

range of features scenarios in terms of

development possibilities for hydro in

the US. And it was just DOE that did

it.

More than 300 individuals from a hundred

different organizations - including other

federal government agencies, hydropower

owners and operators, environmental NGOs,

universities national lab staff were all

involved. There there's a huge amount of

of work and time and effort that went

into that.

To pivot to marine energy very quickly, I

like to start with this quote because i

think it illustrates both the difficulty

but the lure of developing brain energy

i mean it's just really hard to deploy

anything in the high energy environments.

I mean an oceanographer that i was

talking to you once was like why would

you ever bother going there that's where

I lose all of my equipment. But the

prize is huge too.

I mean because water is about a hundred

times as dense as air, a small fast

moving current or medium-sized wave

actually packed a lot of energy. That's

one of the reasons why wind turbines are so

comparatively big and tidal turbines are

so comparatively small..energy density.

But there are a lot of other potential

benefits very energy to its highly

predictable and forecastable. So that's

one of the reasons why surfers know what

the waves are going to be like a few

days in advance and tidal currents can be

predicted basically down to the minute,

and that's highly valuable for grid

operators and planners. So, this was the

state of the marine energy industry 10 to

15 years ago. It's probably what most

people assume this is the industry is

today. A lot of you know wild ideas drawn on

the back of napkins, developed in garages,

you know crazy ideas all over the map.

This is actually the state of the

industry today,maybe still a few crazy

ideas floating around there, but they're

there are dozens of companies that have

been started that are testing and

demonstrating deploying technologies all

around the world including the US. And

this is just a sampling of technologies

that are under development that has been

tested currently in the u.s.,Almost all

of these have received some kind of

research support from Department of

Energy as well. And there's there's no

there's no um lying it's a difficult

journey it's gonna be awhile before

these technologies are cost-competitive

with commercial energy technologies

today. But there's no there hasn't really

been yet all of the technology converges

that we eventually saw in

the wind industry and doing that and pushing

that forward is going to take a lot of

work, a lot of testing and demonstration.

A few successes , probably a few

failures, but that's not to say the

industry hasn't moved forward in leaps

and bounds in recent years.

These are three examples of commercial

tidal energy projects that have been

deployed three different countries in

Europe.Each of these turbines produces

about 1 to 2 megawatts enough for a

couple thousand homes, and you'll notice

they all look very different to theirs

still haven't been a lot of convergence

in that sector as well. But the other

point I want to make here is that this

is a globally developing market, it's

developing quickly, and that presents an

opportunity for us technologies and

developers as well in terms of exports

manufacturer but we have to stay ahead

of the curve other people are working on

this you know very quickly as well and

there's also the potential for the u.s.

to get left behind if if we don't push

forward on our own. So to do that is

to stay on the cutting edge of the in

this case for wave energy technology, our

office supported this project the wave

energy prize for the last couple of

years and as I mentioned before the goal

is to double the state of the art of

energy capture for wave energy devices

and we first announced this competition

more than 90 teams applied initially and

eventually through several rounds nine

of them move forward to the Navy's

gigantic wave basin just up the road

Maryland carderock facility for each of

them has been a week

testing their devices in this is wave

tank and i have to say the results are

actually spending this is a challenge

that we didn't think her we weren't sure

that anyone would actually been able to

meet you know you're trying to set a

pretty high bar here in the end four of

the nine teams were able to successfully

at least double energy capture and the

winning team here pictures from Oregon

was able to increase energy captured by

five times and which is impressive

probably even more impressive though

they basically developed a device for

their solution to this problem

out of the garage said American

ingenuity is at its best

this is them with their 1.5 million

dollar grand-prize winners check the

last thing that I will say is stressed

about the need for testing facilities as

i mentioned before it's extremely hard

to put anything in the marine

environment and having pre permitted

sites and infrastructure available like

power cables and anchors that just helps

increase the pace of the design cycle

and so that's one reason why we partner

closely with the US Navy to develop and

deploy wave energy devices at a facility

that they've built out of the Marine

Corps Base that they have out on the

island of Oahu in Hawaii

this is a device that's testing out

there right now as we speak

hopefully fingers crossed but their

their site here as the the capability of

testing three different individual

single devices on the Navy's interested

in mhk for a couple of different reasons

one to help power it its basis which are

distributed you know all over the world

but also because of the potential for

providing remote or distributed power

for sensors or instrumentation you know

national security infrastructure that

that none of us have the secur security

clearance to talk about at an inn

compliment to this facility do is also

supporting the development of a much

larger wave energy test facility off the

coast of oregon that is capable of

testing a raids of different multiple

arrays that different devices in higher

energy environment so after a

competitive process last year we just

announced recently that a consortium led

by the University of or by Oregon State

University we're going to be receiving

about 40 million dollars of federal

funding supported by more than 20

million dollars is non federal money to

build out this project and when it's

finished in about three or four years

it's going to position the u.s. to be

one of the world leaders in terms of

wave energy development test

so with that I wanted to say in

conclusion if i leave you with with one

idea today it's that there are really a

a wide array a diverse set of

opportunity to developing water power

technologies in the u.s. hydropower

remains one of the most critical

components are in our energy

infrastructure there are opportunities

for it to grow is still growing actually

today contrary maybe some popular

opinions and pump storage represents one

of the best near-term opportunities we

have to develop more energy storage and

flexibility and security for the grid

and while you may not be seeing any mhk

projects developed off of each year you

in the next couple of years they

probably are much further along than

most people think or realize and I don't

think that the opportunity and the

potential in the can be ignored

so with that thank you very much i hope

this is interesting and please if you

want to know more go to our new our new

website thanks

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An engineer's tour of Microsoft Surface Hub user experiences - Duration: 6:04.

Coming up,

I'll give you an in-depth tour of Surface Hub user experiences.

Including joining and running meetings using Skype for business,

using touch and pen to navigate, create, and annotate.

And bringing your own content to Surface Hub.

With Surface Hub, we took an integrated approach

spanning hardware and software to provide you with a rich and immersive experience.

It provides powerful video teleconferencing capabilities

to help join people together

along with natural affordances to allow groups of people to collaborate simultaneously.

All of this is built on a version of Windows

that is highly optimized for group collaboration.

When you enter the room or approach the device,

Surface Hub comes to life, inviting you up to the screen.

The first thing you'll notice is are welcome experience.

From here you can start or join a meeting,

start white-boarding, or connect using your own content.

Let's go ahead and join a meeting.

So here we're starting a meeting up.

Starting the audio automatically.

We're starting the video automatically.

And i'm going to go ahead and proceed by opening a PowerPoint presentation

that I brought on a USB drive.

Browse to the removable storage .

Open the presentation.

And present the screen.

And just like that, now I have remote participants able to see and hear the room

as well as see the content that i'm projecting on the screen.

Scheduling a meeting is straightforward too.

Just schedule a meeting as you normally would.

Find a time.

Create a new Skype meeting.

Add your recipient.

Add a title.

And just hit send.

Just like that, the meeting is scheduled and will be available on the Surface Hub.

As a remote participant

one of the key goals of Surface Hub was to bring you into the room.

This is why we start the video stream automatically.

This allows you to see the interactions and subtle cues between people

that are often missed on audio only calls.

We paid particular attention to the placement of the cameras.

These are at eye level

to provide you with a more natural view of the room.

You'll notice, the camera is co-located next to the video stream.

That makes it easy to see when I'm looking at content or i'm looking at a remote participants.

These visual cues

make the remote experience far more immersive and engaging.

And as I move from one side of the device to the other,

the Surface Hub provides the best view of the room for remote participants.

Surface Hub was designed from the start

to use touch and pen as the primary interaction mechanisms.

Simply pick up the pen.

Whiteboard comes up.

And now I can start inking.

Notice that ink flows naturally out of the pen.

It's fast and it's fluid.

So it's touch.

I can very easily zoom in and move the canvas around.

Interestingly, I don't actually have to mode switch.

Ink flows out of the pen,

and I could just touch the canvas and move around.

Also, we can use this with three people.

I've got two pens here.

And it's very easy to have multiple people collaborate.

Two pens can have different ink colors.

And, I can draw simultaneously.

Finally, because this is a digital whiteboard,

we can do things that are very difficult to do on traditional whiteboards.

Such as, select content and move it around.

PowerPoint is another great example.

When I open a slideshow,

I can very naturally use gestures to advance slides.

I can use the pen to ink and annotate to call attention.

Again, I don't have to mode switch.

I can very easily use gestures and pen at the same time

Finally, because Surface Hub is running Windows,

you can install universal Windows apps for your business.

Open the start menu

and we pre-installed Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

But as an administrator you can add any apps you like.

and we've done just that here.

Not all content needs to be local to Surface Hub.

We designed wired and wireless projection capabilities

that allow you to quickly present from your own personal device.

This allows you to easily bring and show your own content.

It's also a great way to show content from applications that won't run natively on Surface Hub.

You can connect your PC, Mac or Chromebook using DisplayPort or HDMI.

On supported devices, you can also connect USB to enable touch back.

This allows you to control your connected device using Surface Hub.

Here I've connected this Surface Book,

to the Surface Hub, and i'm running Photoshop.

I can very easily pick up a pen,

grab this image,

and start dodging and burning the image.

Lighten up his face and bring out his forearm just a little bit.

Then, switch tools.

Close out the background just a touch to add emphasis.

Making it a great tool for creatives to do their best work.

Finally, Surface Hub was designed with privacy and reliability in mind.

When you're finished using the Surface Hub,

It's easy to clean up the room for the next meeting.

Just press "I'm done", and we'll reset the device.

That includes removing any files that you use during your meeting,

deleting credentials that you might have entered,

and cleaning any other application data.

So when you leave the room,

it's ready for the next people who come in.

So that was a quick tour of the experience of working with Surface Hub.

We'll continue to bring new experiences and capabilities

with upcoming releases of Windows 10.

To learn more, check out the Surface Hub user guide at the link below.

And keep watching Microsoft Mechanics

for the latest in design and management of Surface Hub devices.

Thanks for watching.

Microsoft Mechanics

www.microsoft.com/mechanics

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LIVING AND CONSCIOUS FOOD - Round Table, Question Time 6th Congress - Duration: 1:10:43.

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Add Some Spice to Your Pop...

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B Trees

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American Holidays - Days Americans Celebrate (Captions Available) - Duration: 7:06.

Hello! My name is AJ! Welcome to AJwave

In this video I am going to talk about American holidays

I am going to talk about official American holidays and unofficial American holidays

The first holiday of the year is New Years Day

January 1

January 1 is basically "hangover day"

It is the day to recover from New Year Eve... The night before

Most people sleep, relax or see friends on New Years Day

New Years day is a day of relaxation and recovery

Martin Luther King Day

Martin Luther King Day is the third Monday of January

It is the day to celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

In some cities there are Martin Luther King Day parades

Next is "Super Bowl Sunday"

Super Bowl Sunday is not an official American holiday

However , I think it should be a holiday

Super Bowl Sunday is the day that many Americans watch the Super Bowl on television

Over 150 Million Americans watch the Super Bowl each year

Many Americans watch the game for Super bowl parties and to watch the Super Bowl Commercials on television

Many American football fans love to watch the game

Next is Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is February 14

Valentine's day is the day to be romantic with your significant other

A lot of men buy flowers, chocolate , and candy for Valentine's Day

A lot of men like to take their wife or girlfriend to a nice restaurant on this day

Valentine's day is the day of romance

Some people love Valentine's Day while others do not like it

However, if you are romantic, most likely you will like Valentine's Day

President's Day is celebrated the third Monday of February

It is an official Federal Holiday

President't Day was officially made to celebrate the life of George Washington

Presidents Day was later made to celebrate the life of all Presidents

Next is "April Fools Day"

April Fools Day is April 1

It is the day to make practical jokes with your friends and family

It is not an official holiday, but many people like to celebrate it

Many marijuana Smokers like to celebrate 4-20

4-20 is the day to "get high" and celebrate being a Marijuana smoker

A lot of people who smoke marijuana regularly will be high on 4-20

Well they are high every day, but especially on 4-20

Next is Mother's Day

Mother's Day is celebrated the second Sunday of May

Is it the day to celebrate the life of your mom

Many people like to go out for dinner and get a gift for Mother's Day

Next is Memorial Day

It is celebrated the last Monday of May

It is the day to remember all the lost lives of all fallen soldiers in the military

Next is Father's Day

Fathers Day is celebrated the second Sunday of June

It is like Mother's Day

You celebrate the life of your dad

You can go out to eat and give your father a nice gift

Next is independence day

Independence Day is Celebrated July 4

Independence Day is famous for barbecues, pool parties, fireworks and relaxing at the beach

It means the start of summer!

It is summertime!

Next is Labor Day

It is celebrated the first Monday of September

I do not know the history of Labor Day

To many people,Labor Day means it is the end of summer

Although the end of summer is officially September 21

For many people , after Labor Day begins the fall season

In October, it is Columbus Day

It is celebrated the second Monday of October

This day is very controversial

Some people celebrate this day , while other choose not to celebrate this day

Some people think this holiday should not exist anymore

Even with all the controversy, it is still an American holiday

October 31 - Means it is Halloween

Halloween is the day to dress up as someone else such as a cartoon character or a movie character

Halloween is mostly celebrated by kids

Halloween is famous for "trick or treat" and kids costume parties

Kids love Halloween

However, there are also adults who also love Halloween

Personally ,I do not like Halloween so much

I was never a big fan of Halloween

But some people love it

In November, there is Veterans Day

It is the day to celebrate Veterans from the American military

At the end of November comes Thanksgiving

It is celebrated the fourth Thursday of November

Also after Thanksgiving, many people do not work

That makes Thursday ,Friday and the weekend off from work

Many people take a whole week off from work around Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a day to eat a lot of food, and to see friends and family

The day after thanksgiving comes Black Friday

Black Friday is the biggest commercial day of the year for shopping

Black Friday is a good day to buy material things such as electronics or furniture

There are many sales during Back Friday

The last holiday of the year is Christmas

Most Americans do not work on the December 24 and 25

It is the last holiday of the year

Lot of people take vacations and travel to see friends and family during this time

However , some people do not celebrate this day because they are not Christian or they do not like the holiday

Some people do not celebrate because they are Jewish, Muslim or atheist

Those are many of the holidays American celebrate each year

What is your favorite holiday of the year?

What holiday would you like to celebrate if you come to the United States?

Comment below and share this video!

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Lena JOHANNESEN - Our expert for fitness & health is ready to support YOU - Duration: 3:23.

Hello, welcome to Leadership TV. Nice to have you back again.

Today I would like to announce something very special.

Last time I told you about us now expanding our trainer team a bit,

about getting experts for different topics, who help you to make your

business grow faster, so you can get ahead quicker. That we work together,

the Leadership Company, that I will work together with experts

to quicker and better advance your business.

And last time I introduced you to Onur Forrer, who will support us in the sales

department, and today I would like to introduce you to a fantastic

innovation. Somebody who will accompany us with one of the most important

topics that even exist in life, namely the topic of health and fitness.

Health and fitness might be the most important topics to us as humans.

Think about it – many people have life goals and want to achieve something.

Healthy people have those. Sick people always have only one wish.

That is why our bodily fitness and health is important for everything.

It is important for even starting a business, for conducting it, for being

active and successful. And to ultimately be able to enjoy it.

It is very important to be healthy, fit and vital.

And for that, we have managed to gain an absolute expert for our team –

she has been one of the world's best athletes.

She was just distinguished for something very special, the best fitness athlete ever,

in all of history, in America. She emigrated young, similar to Arnold Schwarzenegger,

out of Norway, with a backpack and big dreams, to America. She had a fantastic career

as a fitness athlete, won several championships, won several big competitions,

one of the best athletes in the world. And today she is one of the most in-demand experts

on the topic of fitness and health.

Who am I talking about? Her. Lena Johannesen.

She is the absolute fitness expert and we were able to win her over for our business.

She is – let me say this at this point – my great love, she is my fiancée

and she will now support our business on the topic of health and fitness.

What exactly it is about, how we can help you to be healthy, vital, fit –

in everyday life, for your business – that I will show you soon. I will interview her,

Lena Johannesen, and you will see that she is incredibly friendly,

has great knowledge on health and fitness, how to stay fit one's whole life,

how to live longer, how to be more healthy, vital and to feel good.

And then of course to also automatically have a more successful business.

So look forward to it. A new expert in the team, my big love and an absolute specialist

on the topic of health and fitness for your professional and private success.

So, until then! Look forward to the next interview.

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Who is reading this text, I wish you happiness, health, and all that is good

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✐ How To Draw PewDiePie (Wall Street Journal) ✐ - Duration: 6:06.

Hi, I'm Oliver Age 24 and i will

teach you how to draw. Ha ha, ahh, that's the theme song.

Today, I'm going to be drawing PewDiePie

and I know that I've drawn him before but

this one is actually sponsored by The

Wall Street Journal. Hahaha, ahh, they're

actually paid £1,000,000 so I couldn't

really say no. Anyway, enough of the

boring, let's start drawing, haha, ahh. So, first of

all we're going to want to draw

PewDiePie's head which is actually the

shape of a slightly deflated balloon.

Next, we can draw the eyes, so you want

to do one big round eye and one slightly

smaller squashed eye, for a 3D effect

on his slightly depressing face. Now,

much like the Aryan race, PewDiePie has

got bright blue eyes,

so now we can just select a 3d Aryan

blue from our special 3d Nazi color swatch

and we can just use that to colour in

the pupils. Next, we can take a 3D

black color and use it to dot the eyes,

for an extra layer of emotional depth and

professional perspective.

Next, we can add the mouth, which is the

shape of the tip of a sausage. We can

add slightly more detailed top teeth and

slightly less detail bottom teeth, to

draw the viewers eyes into PewDiePie's

eyes. Now we can add a 3D skin colour for

the skin and a darker 3d skin colour for

the inside the head look, inside the

mouth.

Next, we're going to draw his torso using

the torso-ing technique which is

actually a brand new art maneuver that

the art industry actually invented this

year.

Now, you may notice that I've do one arm

slightly raised and that's actually

for the PewDiePie salute

that I'll be teaching you how to draw later

in this tutorial. Now, we can use the

shorting technique to draw PewDiePie's classic

shorts. Now for the moment you've been

waiting for,

let's draw the classic PewDiePie

salute. Now, funnily enough, it was actually

first invented by the Nazis haha, ahh, that's hitler-ious.

As you can see, I've also drawn the other

hand with about five fingers and both

feet each with five feet fingers which

is the professional term. Let's colour them in

using the 3D skin color. Now, some

of you may already know, but the bro youth

uniform is based heavily on the Nazi Youth

uniform, so you can take a dark 3D

Nazi green for the shorts and a

slightly lighter 3D Nazi green for

the t-shirt. And now, since its 2017,

which is basically the future,

I've got my hands on a brand-new piece

of art technology. It's called the 3D

hairing, drawing, thing and just look at

what it does... it magically draws photo realistic

hair on to your drawing. Obviously,

I'm using a 3D Aryan blonde color.

Hitler would be proud.

Now, I'm just going to emphasise the

fringe a little bit more to really get

that 3D Nazi Youth look. Next, we can

recalibrate the hairing drawing thing

to PewDiePie's natural hair color and we

can use that to draw his facial hair and

there we go,

his classic moustache. Now we can draw

PewDiePie's glasses which previously

belonged to Heinrich Himmler, one of the

leading members of the Nazi Party haha.

So edgy. Now it's time to draw the

PewDiePie logo. For that, you just want to

draw big 3d circle on his chest.

Next, you want to add a slightly smaller

3d circle within the first circle, like a

giant 3D donut.

mhm. Now you want to colour the outer

circle in a 3D pure blood red color

and the inner circle and a 3D Aryan

white colour. Now, watch carefully, as I

draw the classic trademark PewDiePie

logo. Beautiful... that looks fantastic!

Now, to finish this drawing off, I'm just

going to add a speech bubble and

obviously, as you all know, PewDiePie is

actually German for Jew Die Die which

wall street journal have asked me to

write in the speech bubble. Fantastic and

I'm just gonna sign this drawing with my

name and age. 10 out of 10 would draw

again. So please leave a comment if

there's anything the you are struggling

to draw and I, your senpai will teach you.

I'll catch you on the flipside, thanks

for watching, goodbye!

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Flow - Duration: 1:57.

Have you ever experienced being so absorbed in a creative activity that you lose track

of time because you were so immersed in that task?

Today we are going to talk about this mental state, a concept invented by Csikszentmihalyi

and called: The "flow" of creativity.

The "flow" of creativity is a state of consciousness in which creative people enjoy

what they do, when challenge and skill level are high and equal.

This creates an opportunity for intense focus, when learners can feel they are so immersed

in a task that they lose track of time.

To better understand its characteristics, let's see them related to a painting process.

Immediate feedback: You know how well you are doing.

The painter knows whether what he is sketching is correct or not, there's an immediate

Action and awareness merge: Your concentration is focused on what you are doing.

The painter is so immersed in the creative process that he can do it without thinking

about it.

Loss of self-consciousness: You are so absorbed in the task, that your existence is temporarily

suspended.

The painter's hand seems to move by itself.

Sense of control: You are too involved to be concerned with failure.

The painter knows what has to be done and his skills are adequate to the challenge.

Time distortion: While in "flow", you forget time.

The painter is so thoroughly focused on the present, that hours seem to pass by in minutes.

Intrinsically rewarding: Whatever produces flow becomes its own reward.

When the painter recognizes what panting allows him to do, he begins to enjoy painting for

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The 10 countries where the Top 1% controls the most wealth - Duration: 3:52.

These are the 10 countries with the highest percentage of total wealth in the hands of

the top 1%.

Some poorer countries that possibly could have made the list are not included because

there is not enough financial data to estimate household wealth in an accurate way.

Tenth is Mexico.

The bottom ten percent on the Mexican income ladder accounts for just 1.3% of the country's

resources, while the top 10% accounts for almost 36%.

Carlos Slim, the nation's wealthiest man, has a net worth equal to 6% of the total yearly

economy of the entire nation.

The 9th nation is South Africa, the second largest economy on the continent behind Nigeria.

26% percent of the population lives below the poverty line and 27% are unemployed.

A high crime rate and ineffective governance hurts investment opportunities throughout

the country.

Number 8 on this list is the United States.

Americans hold more than 33% of all wealth.

The U.S. has 13 million millionaires.

But it also has 85 million adults—a third of its population—who own less than $10,000

in assets.

Chile, 7th on this list, is the most developed country in Latin America.

An efficient judiciary helped it become the 7th freest economy in the world.

But wealth is flowing mostly to the top, as 60% of Chileans rely on government assistance.

China's 1% controls the 6th highest percentage in the world, but it's becoming less unequal

as it works hard to build a thriving middle class and root out rampant corruption by its

elites.

But with 244 billionaires, just like the United States, whose success it seeks to emulate,

it is allowing too much wealth concentration at the very top.

Number 5 is Brazil.

It entered a recession in 2014 which has amplified inequality there.

The economy is top heavy, with 47 billionaires—that's more than Japan, an economy more than twice

as large as Brazil's.

Members of Brazil's national congress make the equivalent of $140,000 USD a year, 35

times the $4,000 the average worker takes home.

Indonesia, 4th on this list, has the second-fastest growing economy of any G-20 nation behind

China as it continues emerging from the three-decades long dictatorship of Sukharno, which ended

in 1998.

With 32 billionaires, that's far too much wealth in the hands of so few for an economy

with under $1 trillion of annual production.

Number 3 is Thailand.

A gorgeous country, Thailand earns nearly twice as much of its GDP from tourism compared

to the worldwide average.

This could be a contributing factor to its thriving shadow economy, which also ranks

among the highest in the world.

With so much crime, corruption, and tax avoidance, it makes it quite difficult to solve inequality.

The second-most top-heavy country is India.

With just $600 USD of wealth per adult, it is by far the poorest country on this list.

Its 80 billionaires—far too many for that degree of poverty—proves it'll be a long

road toward creating a just and equitable society.

Still, with an annual growth rate of 7%, it's quickly gaining the tools it needs to begin

tackling its widespread poverty problem.

And the country with the highest proportion of wealth in the hands of a very few, is Russia.

As the country emerged from decades of communism after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it

was highly vulnerable to thieves.

And that's exactly who took power at the turn of the century: the world's most powerful

thief, Vladimir Putin.

Putin's policies placed immense wealth in the hands of a very closed circle of people,

to the detriment of everyone else in his country.

To learn more about how the wealthy here in the United States rig the political system

for their own selfish ends, I recommend Dark Money by Jane Mayer, which you can listen

to with a 30-day free trial of audible.com, link below.

It's a win-win: you get an awesome audiobook and you get to help support the work we do,

as we earn a little bit each time someone signs up through that link.

Thanks for watching.

Until next time, for TDC, I'm Bryce Plank.

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How To Clean Manitowoc UY-0140A NEO Undercounter Ice Machine | Ice Machine Cleaning Tutorial - Duration: 10:28.

[Music]

Hi! I'm Ty Jones--product manager for

Manitowoc Ice--and this is NEO--

the everywhere you need ice machine.

NEO means new--a new level of

performance, intelligence, and convenience.

We are here today in the Manitowoc Ice

service training center to talk about

the convenience features that come along with

your NEO ice machine.

More importantly, to demonstrate how easy

it is to clean and maintain NEO.

So to get started first open the

bin door. Make sure that there is no ice on the

evaporator. So either wait for the

freecycle to complete then push the

button to turn off the machine or power

the machine down and let the ice on the

evaporator melt before moving on to step

number two.

Ok step two of the cleaning process is to

remove the ice from the bit. Unless of

course this is just a preventative

maintenance cleaning. It's preventative maintenance cleaning, you can

leave the ice in. Remember,

Manitowoc cleaner is a food-grade

cleaner.

It's citrus-based. So if a little bit spills on the

ice, it's not going to hurt anybody.

But because we're talking about the

semi-annual cleaning, we're going to go

ahead and remove the ice. Go ahead and use the scoop that's

inside the bin, take another receptacle

or bin of some sort to put the ice in... And remove all the ice.

Step number three is to initiate the

cleaning cycle by pressing the active

clean button on the NEO touchpad. You'll

need to hold it down for about three

seconds in order for it to activate. Once

the light is on, you know you're in the

cleaning cycle. It'll take a moment for the

water trough to fill. Once full and the

water begins to cascade down the

evaporator, add the appropriate amount of

Manitowoc cleaner. Be sure to refer to

use and care guide for the appropriate

amount of Manitowoc cleaner. And make sure

you always wear gloves when handling

cleaner and sanitizer. The active clean

process will take about 22 minutes. Once

completed, power down the machine again

and move on to step number four.

Once the active clean cycle is completed,

which will take about 22 minutes, you'll

need to remove some of the components

from the food zone.

First we'll remove the water

distribution tube by removing a screw

that's up on the right and another that's up

on the left.

These thumb screws remove without the

use of tools.

Next we remove the damper--also held in

by a single thumbscrew.

Then the trough.

One thumb screw on the bottom and

another thumbscrew on the right-hand

side--right behind the floats. Go ahead

and remove the floats so they're not in

your way.

Finally remove the two floats by pulling

out the grommets, pulling the leads

through, and disconnecting the power

leads.

Now we can take these parts over

to a wash bin for cleaning. Now it's

time to clean the food's own components.

I've already mixed cleaner with water. It's

a one gallon of water to 16 ounces of

cleaner ratio. All I do is take the

components, drop them down inside the water, and just let them soak.

You can also take the

floats and put them in the water. Just don't

let the the leads get wet. I'm gonna let

those sit there and soak for a little

while. As they soak they will begin to

foam. That foaming means the cleaners

working and it's getting rid of that

lime scale and mineral deposit build up

that has found itself on the

components. While the other foods own

components are soaking I'm going to take

the time to wipe out the inside of the

bin. I've made another solution of

cleaner. It's the same ratio. And with the rag,

I will simply wipe down all the surfaces

inside the booth. Get the sides. And the bottom. Around the

evaporator kit as well. One place that a lot of people don't think to get is up on the top.

Keep in mind--in order to do this--you may

have to lower door just a little bit

to get all the way to the front. And then actually come

underneath in the door gap. To get the other parts

that I couldn't get while the door was open. Now I'm

ready to put all the components back

inside and we're almost done.

Ok now that I've let these soak for a

little while, all the foaming's stopped. Simply

pull them out of the water, wipe down

each component thoroughly, and then thoroughly

rinse. With clean water. I'll do that to

each one of these and then return them to the ice

machine.

Ok all the food zone components have been

cleaned. They've also

been sanitized. After

cleaning and rinsing them thoroughly as I

demonstrated over by the sink, I refilled

that base full of water, added sanitizer

to it, and let them soak once again. The

ratio on that sanitizer water mixture is

two ounces of sanitizer to treat

gallons of water.

I've also put that same mixture inside this

spray bottle, which I want to spray inside the food zone before we

put all the parts and

pieces back in. Once that's sprayed down,

I'll then start putting the food zone components

back into the food zone. Keep in mind that you may

need to lubricate the o-rings wiith a

food grade lubricant before putting the

trough back in.

So I'll go ahead and give that a try. And

I'll start putting all the components back in the food ring.

Okay great we're almost done.

The last step now that all the parts are

back inside the food zone is to run the

sanitizer through the water system. It's

really pretty simple because we've

already done it once. When we clean the

water system. The process is really the same.

I push the active clean button. Once the

water begins to flow over the evaporator,

I put the appropriate amount of

Manitowoc sanitizer into the water

trough. That amount can be found in your

use and care manual. Once it has run that

sanitation cycle--it will take about 22

minutes or so--you're ready to start

making ice again. Simply push the power

button

to start making ice once it's completed.

That's it! It's pretty simple!

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Why did it take so long?🤔 Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD part 1 - Duration: 26:39.

Yo what's up guys and welcome back to a new part of Kingdom Hearts 2.8!

Alright I wanted to explain you why it took so long to make that video.

but first I wanted to start the gameplay of dream drop distance.

I will record that with the share function as well but I don't know if it'll work out with the sound or not.

so I will maybe overlay the videos so that the sound is in and yeah.

wow that's genius. that game won't show me full screen. It has a middle thing or something.

as you can see it's just all in the middle. that's not the edge of the tv.

they've done a great job with that.

well this opening will spoiler all kingdom hearts parts but...

you will see them anyways sooner or later.

we almost reached that point in kh 1.

we are almost there. That's the next game with the cards. never played it. The name is...

what's the name.. chain of memories. right.

now we got to my favourite character (in kh! best character is still rydia!)

ah I want to play Roxas again.

that's kh 2.

and that is supposed to be a sequence of Kh3 so what will hapen (not confirmed though)

alright and I try to fix the screen real quick (didn't work u.u)

Idk if it's supposed to be that small from the game itself.

but yeah...

mh where was it again.

well whatever, let's see if it's different ingame before we change anything.

cause I haven't changed the settings. Anyways before I'll start with the gameplay I will tell you why it took so long for me to make the last video.

alright, I recently uploaded a 0.2 Video, right?

and it was a really long video (like 38 ish 39 minutes long)

and somehow the main video (so the video with critical mode/ veteran modus (german) couldn't be rendered. don't ask me why not.

Anyways, it told me the data was "damaged" (altough the video wasn't damaged or so it worked quite well). So I thought since it didn't tell me anything like this the whole time "Hey let's replace it with the same data again" since it could be the data which was in the movie maker.

alright let's turn the sound a bit down.

that I can talk to you. alright.

so I did it once again and put in the same data (or more the same video) and took the same times (it could be moved 2 or 3 seconds now, was a bit shitty from me and that bug)

anyways it didn't work and it took quite some time cause I tryed it more then once.

And then I just took the video (wasn't damaged or something like I said and as you could see) and split it into 14 pieces.

writing down the times and so on what stood there.

and yeah, so i pasted it into the movie maker again but some times of the video will be a bit wrong but whatever.

I mean if there is a 2 second difference noone cares (expect for me xD)

and the 14th part was "damaged again or some shit like that-

and I couldn't paste it into the video but whatever that was a 3 to 4 second video to make the ending somewhat better but tssss whatever.

and as I said someone told me about this "share function"

idk if it'll work with the audio but..

I think it'll work out. the only question I have is "how can I get this from the ps4 to my pc to render it. (had to change my usb stick's setings)

But yeah we will do it somehow.

instantly the proud mode cause we are no noobs.

turn off vibration because it's bad. (imagine you're in a boss fight and the boss is doing it's "boss attack" (haha ya see what I did there?) and the fuckin controller is shaking like hell so you can't dodge)

and yes we want subtitles. yup we want to start with these setings.

alright I'll probably have to zoom back with the camera.

nope.

yup and there we are back again at kh 1 (sorry for that one before xD)

and there you can see that the really used a sail ( I meant raft)

mhh

yeah yeah.

yes I want to see the tutorial.

yeah

yeah

yeah I know that.

oh god that's way better to move like this.

that's SO MUCH BETTER to move like this.

yeah, yeah!

square to block.

yeah.. well we know everything of that.

oh wow I can't even lock her on, what the fuck.

and now it says "yeah you can lock on"

the movement is way better then in kh1

it's faster and smoother.

but i think the camera is to fast.

oh wow, that's it?

yeah it's ok. I know that.

Now I have to defeat her right?

wait I've already defeated her?

nevermind it'll start now.

omg she'll shoot her bubles now. nope the lazer beam. wtf.

yeah just you laugh!

ah god.

sadly I can't play critical mode. I can still remember when I first played critical mode i died here cause ursula did way too much damage.

what's the matter. You don't wanna fight anymore?

oh god.

oh I dodged everything.

what? this hits me automatically? I've easily dodged that.

oh god she'll do the lazer beam again.

wow that lazer beam is so bad seriously.

boom! (cause I killed her with fire^^)

and she´s gone. this old bag.

nice boat I'd say.

what? already 15 minutes recorded. respect.

I wanted to do a short video..

well this will probably be up later then 9 pm (german time).

well can't cahnge that. But I have to sit longer on this since I have to do the video for tomorrow too since I am in Dreieich tomorrow. (as you could see that didn't work out)

cause I won't be back until 9 pm. It's until 12 pm alot of times. (well I came home at 0:30 am in the morning I gues)

and there you can see riku's sword from kingdom hearts 2.

spoiler* it hasn't changed alot, but..

oh I can't remember that keyhole.

but I can remember this scene.

you will see this soon enough in

in kh 1.

in 3 or 4 parts. (well you saw this phrase pretty much at the beginning but I mean the character)

yup.

let's finish this game real quick so I can play it on critical mode.

yeah yeah it's ok I can read this later on.

these are just a few notes.

yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, I know, I know!

Nothing new. I mean it stands right there.

wow.

argh I'm bad. I seriously am bad.

that's ok

it's the first time anyways.

it's a bit hard to control with the analogue stick.

it was way easier on the ds in my oppinion.

oh there's another of these things. I'll take that.

That's it?

and? Oh wow I instantly got an a.

and the (thunder dive?). that's the best attack expect heal spells. I am using it all the time with both characters.

yup, that's the best mechanic they made so far. I also wanted to try that out in Kingdom Hearts 0.2 (gues that was part 2 or so) but sadly it didn't work.

"No, yes, OHHHH!" can't do anything against that.

yeah I know.

yeah I knowwww.

i know.

but before I do something at there..

oh so I can't get into the menu. Oh well.

alright I'll try to swing like he did.

oh damn I shouldn't click on x.

are there any items on top of that? I always click that stupid x.

these setings confuse me cause on the ds x would be b. so in the ds versuon you've used a to attack and b to jump. that's a bit unfortunate now.

but whatever. oops.

ok so now i can click on the items. we obviously don't have a new keyblade since we haven't finished a world yet.

these are my items.. uhm.

mh?

can I get to my deck somehow?

I'd like to change that but ok. If you don't wanna let me.

well I'd end the part right here. It has already been 25 minutes. Hope you've enjoyed in some way. leave a sub or like if you enjoyed it and I hope to see you again next time. (also thanks for watching :D)

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My first Giveaway! Enter for a chance to win a IDW Comic Bundle! - Duration: 2:55.

Hey everybody, I'm David Marcel and this is my comic book obsession!

and today, I'm really excited, because I can finally

offer you guys a contest! that's right, thanks to Humble Bundle I

can offer you a chance to win a bundle of IDW comics!

I'm really excited about this!

so how do you enter?

well watch this video,

obviously, then you go to my website, be sure to check the rules and regulations

there, because you automatically agree to them by entering this contest.

anyway, you go to my website, you subscribe there, and

you go to my Facebook page and subscribe to that.

Links down in the description below.

Now, once you subscribe to my facebook page you just need to repost the post

that contains this contest, and you're done!

Hey, and if you feel really nice, then you could subscribe to my YouTube channel

too.

Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease!!!

What comics books exactly could you be winning?

Well, that depends on how many people Participate.

if we get less than 500 people involved in this contest, then

you've got a chance to win one of these bundles right here.

there's three of them in total, and they contain these

comic books right here.

if we get more than 500 people participating, then those

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it contains all the previous comic books plus these here.

if we get more than 900 people, then we get another bundle

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so, it's really worth it!

now all these comic books, they come in DRM free form, they're all in English and

you can get them in various different formats, like CBR, Epub and PDF format.

winners will be picked live on my Facebook page this Sunday at 1400

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been declared, they're going to receive a

download code from Humble Bundle via Facebook Messenger, so be sure your

Facebook messenger account is the one you actually check.

also, be sure to tune in Thursday, when I'm reviewing iZombie vol.1

thanks for watching, I'm David Marcel, this is my comic book obsession,

best of luck to you with this contest!

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6 Anti Aging Tips for Your Hands - Duration: 3:19.

You probably have anti-aging products and strategies for your face – but what about

your hands?

They age, too!

Like our faces, they are susceptible to sun damage, environmental insults like soaps and

hand sanitizers, and just everyday "wear and tear."

And since we need our hands to do almost everything, they tend to look older than our faces.

Here are a few of the challenges that our hands face (and ways you can help):

Problem: Hands get washed countless times during the day long, which has a drying effect

on the skin — which, of course, contributes to wrinkling.

What to do?

Try to apply moisturizer to your hands after every exposure to water.

Use something fairly thick – a cream not a lotion.

Also, use products similar to the ones you use on your face on your hands: an antioxidant

in the morning under sunscreen and a gentle retinol or tretinoin at night.

Problem: Hands get a lot of sun, which destroys the already-thin skin.

It's all that sun exposure, not aging, that causes most of your brown spots.

Sun exposure also reduces skin thickness, collagen, and elasticity.

What to do?

Reapply sunscreen as much as you can.

Hands get a surprising amount of sun while driving because UVA goes through car window

glass, so use driving gloves to cover the backs of the hands.

I'm a fan of the Bloxsun gloves – they are easy to get on and off, can be washed,

leave your fingertips free and have a slight grip for the wheel.

For damage already done, consider corrective treatments like IPL/photorejuvenation or Fraxel

Dual.

IPL (intense pulsed light) is the first choice because it doesn't break the skin at all,

and you can use your hands right afterwards for normal activities.

The Fraxel Dual requires special care for your hands for a few days but also targets

brown spots.

It builds collagen more than the IPL.

Problem: Hands lose fat as we age.

And when it comes to our hands, losing fat is not a good thing: the fat in your hands

acts as cushioning around your veins, making them look less prominent.

So, less fat means more visible veins.

What to do?

Try using Juvederm or Restylane for volume to plump the skin on the back of your hands

and camouflage the veins.

With great basic care and a preventive approach, there is no need for hands to age faster than

your face.

Investing even a little time in your skin now will really pay off in the future.