Youtube daily report May 22 2017

Who hasn't dreamed of having superpowers?

There's probably some part of you that wishes a radioactive spider or a chemical dump could

give you some epic origin story.

But it turns out, there really are somewhat-superpowered people who walk among us,

thanks to different mutations in their DNA.

Since your DNA controls everything about you, from what you look like to how your body works,

small changes in it can lead to really big changes in things like strength and speed!

Take your muscles.

There are lots of different molecules that affect how muscle tissue grows,

including your skeletal muscles—the ones you use when you move, and also look super great.

One of these molecules is a protein called myostatin, and it's put together from the

instructions in a gene known as MSTN.

Normally, myostatin binds to certain receptors on your skeletal muscle cells,

which activates signaling pathways that limit how much they grow and divide.

But researchers have found at least one mutation in the MSTN gene that creates

what's known as a loss of function.

It changes the instructions enough that the gene stops making myostatin molecules—

or at least, stops making proteins that work.

Without myostatin, your muscle cells grow bigger and divide way more than usual,

which means a huge boost in muscle mass and sometimes more strength.

And that leads to a condition called myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy, where people—even children—

can look like extra-ripped bodybuilders, but without doing any of the extra heavy-duty workouts.

And the condition doesn't seem to cause any health problems.

So scientists are researching myostatin-related therapies to treat people who have muscle

weakness or whose muscle cells die too quickly.

Now, huge muscles are one common superhero trait, but what about bursts of power and

speed like the Flash?

Well, turns out there's a mutation for that too.

There's a protein in skeletal muscles called alpha-actinin-3, which is encoded by the ACTN3 gene.

And it seems to be involved with fast-twitch muscle fibers.

Fast-twitch fibers are basically what they sound like:

they're muscle cells that have quick contraction times and give you bursts of force.

They're the muscle cells that let you sprint really fast.

And fast-twitch fibers are usually full of proteins that break down the long, sugar-storing

molecule called glycogen,

turning it into glucose and other energy-packed compounds that your muscles need to work.

Now, researchers aren't entirely sure what alpha-actinin-3 does.

But they think the protein could help with a number of things, like making or stabilizing

fast-twitch fibers or breaking down glycogen.

So, if everyone has this gene, why can't we all sprint like Usain Bolt?

Well, lots of people have a loss-of-function mutation in the ACTN3 gene, so they don't

have working alpha-actinin-3 proteins.

But it's been found that some top-notch sprinters and weightlifters have at least

one functional copy of this gene,

which means they can make the proteins that might help with seemingly-superhuman bursts

of power and speed.

But if endurance is what you're after, there are some genetic conditions that can increase

the strength of your bones.

Kind of like Wolverine's skeleton… minus the adamantium.

There's a gene called LRP5, which holds instructions for a protein with a mouthful of a name:

low density lipoprotein receptor-related protein 5.

Because it's a receptor-related protein, it's found in lots of your cell membranes,

and it's involved with chemical signaling between cells.

We know that LRP5 is part of what's known as the Wnt pathway,

a signaling pathway that affects lots of important cell processes, including cell development.

And some people have a gain-of-function mutation in LRP5,

meaning that the altered gene causes its protein to have a whole new function.

It seems this mutation can kickstart certain signaling pathways on your bone cells, making

them grow denser and bulkier—

conditions that are generally called osteosclerosis and hyperostosis.

Some people with these conditions don't have any health problems.

In fact, having extra-dense bones might mean they don't have to worry about breaking an arm

or fracturing their skull as much as the rest of us do.

But in other cases, this kind of mutation can cause too much hyperostosis, which can

lead to really severe forms of bone growth,

like where your skull puts pressure on your brain, or your bones pinch your nerves.

In any case, researchers want to study LRP5 to better understand how genetics can play

a role in bone growth,

like to understand what causes or can treat osteoporosis.

So next time you're daydreaming about superpowers while reading some X-Men comics,

keep in mind that we are all mutants in some way.

It's just that some of our mutations only affect our hair color or our tolerance for milk,

instead of giving us huge, awesome muscles.

This episode is brought to you by 23andMe, a personal genetic analysis company

created to help people understand their DNA.

The name '23andMe' comes from the fact that human DNA is organized into 23 pairs of chromosomes.

Through genetic analysis, 23andMe users can see which regions around the world their ancestors came from,

and learn how their DNA influences facial features and hair,

and sense of taste and smell, and sleep quality, and more.

Just a few weeks ago, I sent in my saliva for analysis.

Now that I have the results back, I have learned about my health, my ancestry, and my personal traits.

I've discovered that I'm 62% English Irish, but for some reason, 90% of my X Chromosome is French German!

That's weird! Also, my close DNA Relatives are 65% less likely to have skydived,

which I do not find surprising.

And I have 275 Neanderthal variants, which is less than most europeans so, basically,

I am a below average Neanderthal.

That's just a tiny glimpse, the whole report was so much fun to go through

and I feel bad I didn't get one for my wife too, so we could go through it together.

I can also learn about my predispositions to different diseases,

or choose to keep that information hidden if I would rather not know.

I can even get in touch with 23AndMe users who share my ancestry.

If you want to do the same—and also support SciShow—

it's super fun, and you can check out 23andMe.com/SciShow.

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Humans ACCIDENTALLY Created Protective FORCE FIELD Around Earth & It's AWESOME - Duration: 5:54.

A few days ago, NASA's Van Allen probes, which are designed to study electrons and

ions in space, reported that there is actually an artificial barrier surrounding Earth created

by none other than, well, us,

and we didnt even know we were creating it!

This artificial barrier was the result of low frequency radio communications created

by human activity.

Very low frequency signals, or VLF, are often emitted by radio telescopes that have the

task of contacting submarines in the ocean.

But while most of the signals are sent down into the deep, dark waters, some signals also

float into the atmosphere, resulting in something called a VLF bubble that surrounds the earth.

The VLF bubble extends all the way to the inner edge of the Van Allen radiation belts,

3 belts that have energetic charged particles held by Earth's magnetic field.

The interaction between the VLF bubble and the radiation belts results in the artificial

barrier that we're talking about.

Phil Erickson, one of the scientists involved in the discovery, said:

In fact, if the VLF bubble didn't exist, then we would be much closer to the radiation

belt than we currently are.

As shown in data from the 1960s, the Van Allen radiation belt was actually much closer to

Earth back then than it is right now.

But the barrier is actually protecting the earth from space radiation.

Not only that, researchers also say that this barrier will be able to shield us from

other dangers like coronal mass ejections, which are explosions that occur on the sun

that may result in geomagnetic storms that can destroy communication satellites and power

grids as well as affect the weather in space.

Scientists are now saying that the barrier could also potentially remove excess radiation

around earth and are carrying out experiments as we speak.

A report over the weekend has announced that one of the strangest stars in the universe, the KIC 8462852,

also known as Tabby's Star, has started behaving very strangely again.

This star, nicknamed the 'alien megastructure star', was originally discovered in 2009

and is located 1,500 light years away from earth between the Cygnus and Lyre constellations

of our Milky Way galaxy.

This star is called the 'alien megastructure star' because in late 2015,

astronomers led by Tabetha Boyajian (AKA Tabby)

discovered that the star was emitting light in very strange patterns.

To give a little background info: stars usually emit light in very slight dips of less than

1 percent every few weeks, days, or months.

But to the astronomers' surprise, Tabby's star was emitting light dips of up to 22 percent!

And the strange thing was that the light dips didn't follow a particular pattern either,

which left astronomers and scientists completely baffled.

No one had a clue what was going on, and could think of no explanations as to why the star

was behaving the way it was.

As a result, one researcher offered the possibility that an 'alien megastructure' was messing

with the star, which is how it got it's nickname 'alien megastructure star'.

According to Jason Wright, Associate Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Penn State,

the star started dimming again last Friday, and has already dimmed by 3 percent

in the matter of a few days.

He immediately tweeted about the phenomenon on twitter, which caused everyone in the astronomical

community to freak out and run for their telescopes.

The reason why this second dimming of the KIC 8462852 is so important is because it

allows researchers to gather more data about its bizarre dip patterns.

During the last dipping in 2015, astronomers were not able to collect enough data to provide

reasonable explanations about the strange star's light patterns.

Of course, people are even considering the possibility of alien intervention.

In fact, this star is one of the few phenomenons where no one has even discounted the aliens yet

That's how weird it is.

In fact, Wright believes that the star's irregular light emission is caused by something

like the dyson sphere we see in sci-fi movies, a huge alien sphere created around a star that surrounds

it and absorbs all of the energy output of the star so that lifeforms can live on the

star's surface.

Regarding wright's theory about the dyson sphere, Matt Muterspaugh says:

For more infomation >> Humans ACCIDENTALLY Created Protective FORCE FIELD Around Earth & It's AWESOME - Duration: 5:54.

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BREAKING: FBI Source Drops Comey Bombshell, People Are Going To Prison - Duration: 3:01.

The deep state has been working overtime to dismantle the Trump presidency.

These unelected bureaucrats threaten the integrity of our democracy, and the mainstream media

is protecting them.

Thankfully, there are still some honest journalists willing to expose the deep state swamp creatures.

Washington reporter Jack Posobiec announced that his FBI sources say that Comey dropped

the Susan Rice investigation because it would have implicated himself.

Look out, Comey! (via Investment Watch Blog).

The deep state operatives infesting the swamp and the mainstream media have been working

together to undermine the Trump presidency.

The Susan Rice investigation was mysteriously dropped with no further inquiry.

We demand the truth.

Unfortunately, when the mainstream media has a story they don't like, they simply ramp

up the news cycle.

The Susan Rice investigation was forgotten because of the media's leftist strategies.

The deep state loved it.

With these two anti-American groups working together, they will completely undermine our

democracy.

At least Donald Trump plans to drain the swamp.

With Trump in office, these deep state operatives will be charged for breaking the law, and

the mainstream media will have no more leaks to rely on.

Meanwhile, the corrupt Democrats are celebrating their petty victories.

With the deep state and the mainstream media working together, the radical Left is gaining

ground.

We cannot allow these leftist radicals to overtake our government.

The American people have rejected liberalism.

The silent majority voted for Trump, not Clinton.

We don't want these deep state Obama holdovers infesting our government.

We don't want to listen to the mainstream media's pathetic lies.

These anti-American forces have come together to form the perfect storm of political mischief.

We need to support Trump as he pushes back against extremist Democrats.

After eight years of Obama, the sheer amount of deep state operatives is terrifying.

There are so many operatives working against Trump — I'm surprised entire departments

haven't been replaced.

We need to hold Obama accountable for his anti-American policies and hiring decisions.

The Obama era left our government in a bloated and confused state, but Trump is going to

fix the Obama mess.

He is going to trim back the size of government, so that even if a Democrat gets into office,

they won't easily be entrenched in the swamp.

The deep state needs to be purged, and Donald Trump is the man for the job.

We will drain the swamp, and clean our the halls of our Capitol.

The mainstream media hates this.

They don't want to lose their leaks.

The mainstream media and the deep state are in trouble.

We cannot wait to witness the end of the swamp.

What do you think about Jack Posobiec's announcement?

Share this news and let us know what you think!

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Tony Hawk's American Wasteland - Best Yet, or Beginning of Downward Spiral? | Skater Reviews - Duration: 17:54.

Today, we're taking a look at American Wasteland - the favorite of a lot of people here in

the comments.

Is it really that good?

Let's take a look.

Welcome to Rad Rat Video.

Here on the channel, we learn something new about skateboarding 3 times a week.

I talk about all kinds of skateboard topics, like trick histories, answering your questions

on AskRadRat, and game reviews of classic and obscure skateboarding games.

Today, it's American Wasteland.

We finally made it.

A lot of people have been asking me to do this, and I finally made it here.

Also, a ton of people have requested Project 8.

Keep in mind - I'm doing the whole series in order here.

So there's no need to request your favorite one - I'll get to it.

The only ones out of order are Downhill Jam and Tony Hawk HD, which I did before re-starting

the series.

OK, so let's get into American Wasteland.

This is the seventh game in the series.

And the 5th on the PS2 and the Xbox.

At this point, the series is starting to outgrow its engine.

They packed in a ton of new stuff here - some that doesn't last very long in the series.

And they did their absolute best to make the game feel open world.

To accomplish all of this stuff, they had to downgrade the resolution of the Xbox version

from 720 to 480p.

But of course, I can't really recommend the Xbox version anymore this late in the

series because the controls are just too complicated.

Let's talk about the new additions.

Here are the new tricks added into this game.

The first few hours of the game are tutorials…

There's so much stuff that it takes forever to get up to speed.

First is the parkour stuff.

You've got double jumps, wall runs and backflips.

You have to learn all this stuff from a french pastry chef - you know, because parkour is

french.

Next is the bank drops.

They really expanded on the acid drop and spine drop system in the game, and they put

in a lot of these banks, as store signs and sandwich boards and stuff.

You can spine transfer over it, and also revert, which looks different from the regular revert.

You've also got additional plants.

There are sticker slaps, but now there are wallplants on regular walls AND on vert, and

you can boneless out of a wallride.

Also on vert, you can do a 'to tail', which looks like this.

There are a couple more.

Like stalls on random stuff.

You can hold the right trigger when you do a grind, and you'll stall.

Aside from a couple of times in the story you have to do it, you will never do this

on purpose.

But you'll do it a lot on accident though.

You can use the trigger to spin, and then, if you don't let go on time, you'll stall

out on the rail.

I don't really understand this addition to the game.

It's not like you can just choose for a grind to not work and do a stall instead.

And if you could, I don't know why you'd want to.

Another thing you can do is bert slides.

Again, you'll do this in story mode, and maybe a couple of times on accident, but it

has very little actual use in the game.

The trick is a bert, or bertlemann slide, which is a real trick from back in the day.

I can see why they wanted to add this in, but it's just kind of there.

And on the Xbox, it uses up the trigger, which makes nollies really annoying, since they

get mapped to the white button.

One of the biggest changes though is the new animation system.

There are some pros and cons to it, but in general, I think it's a step up.

The 360 hardflip is FINALLY fixed.

Yeah, it's still super vertical, which nobody really does, but it's at least not wrong

anymore.

360 inward heels have become vertical, which is a little weird.

There are two really messed up changes though.

First is the nollie flips.

If you do a double or triple, your arm goes crazy and it looks like you have to REALLY

THROW it to get it to come around.

The other problem is with all the double and triple flip animations in every stance.

Sometimes they just don't flip.

Most of the time they look right, but every now and then, they don't flip enough, and

they just go really slow.

This is something that bothered me when the game came out, and it's still really annoying.

I just don't get why they did this.

The animation in this game isn't based on physics or anything.

It was all done by hand.

So somebody actually made a really slow kickflip animation for some reason.

They also added in "boned ollies".

It helps you get a little more height, kind of like a boneless, but you hold it like a

grab.

It's not worth as many points as an actual grab.

And you'll only do this in challenges a couple times.

They added in spin directions in this new system, and it has half cabs wrong.

Of course.

Every game has either nollie or fakie wrong because they're opposites.

I have a video about that you can check out on screen right now.

It doesn't really make sense, but that's how it is, and I've yet to see a game that

actually does it right.

They've also added in bikes.

There have been a lot of vehicles over the course of this series, including really weird

stuff like mechanical bulls.

But this time, the bike stuff is actually pretty well thought out.

And that's because it's based off of Matt Hoffman.

So the controls actually match that series instead of playing like Tony Hawk - you do

barspins and tailwhips with the right stick, and you hold the left trigger to do flips

and stuff.

It feels good, but I didn't really get into these challenges that much.

They're all really simple and not that interesting.

But it is cool that you get the option to ride around on a bike whenever you want.

But it's kind of annoying.

Sometimes you have to be on a bike to start a bike challenge.

So you look for the icon in your radar and you go jump on it.

But look at this one.

It's a bike challenge, but you actually have to be on a skateboard… then you get

on a bike when it starts.

And they just made the timer a little bit longer to make up for the animation of you

getting on the bike.

It just feels sloppy the way they set this up.

The last new thing I want to cover is the "open world" design.

If you couldn't hear the air quotes around "open world", there were 3 or 4.

What they did was make the different levels connect in different ways.

You have to ride through hallways and ditches and stuff to reach the next area.

As you skate through, the game not-so-subtly loads the next level.

From a gameplay perspective, this makes sense.

You can unlock an event in another area, but still stay where you are and skate for a while.

In THUG 1 and 2, it would just take you to the next level in a cutscene.

So it's definitely a good idea, but I think they were just way too proud of it.

There are a lot of times when you have to hurry and go back to Hollywood or East LA

or whatever.

You're running from the cops or trying to beat someone to the spot or whatever.

It works, and it's an impressive feat on the PS2 especially, but it's not FUN.

These corridors are pretty plain.

So I think that's pretty much it for the new features in this game.

There are a lot.

At this point, there are so many things you can do that you can end up doing something

unexpected.

Either you accidentally double tap something or hit A on accident and next thing you know,

you're flying in the wrong direction.

So it can be kind of annoying juggling all these new features, but you get used to it.

The game has 2 main modes, just like the last one - story mode and classic mode.

Let's take a quick look at classic mode.

This is the way I started the game.

In my THUG 2 review, I mentioned that this was more of an afterthought, but after finishing

the story mode, I realize that there's quite a bit of fresh content here.

It is quite a bit shorter though - at 6 levels instead of 9.

The ones that are returning are Downtown from Pro Skater 1 - which it renames Minneapolis.

There's another 'downtown' level in the story mode here, so it makes sense why

they had to do that.

You also get the Mall from Pro Skater 1, and Chicago too.

Chicago is kind of interesting.

Remember - this was a time when you couldn't even do manuals yet.

And here I am collecting stuff by getting off my board and climbing the wall.

That made the level feel much fresher.

Especially considering that this was originally a contest level.

But there's nothing that feels too recycled here.

Aside from those, you've got 3 new levels - assuming you've only been playing the

console versions, like me so far.

Starting with: Santa Cruz.

This level has a lot in common with Santa Monica in the story mode.

I think they probably re-used some of the assets from the pier area and some other stuff.

It still feels pretty unique though.

But it doesn't play that well as a classic level.

It's the same problem as the THUG 2 classic mode - these levels are just too big.

There is a ton of space to cover to try to find the SKATE letters and all of the other

goals.

There are so many nooks and crannies here that stuff can be hiding anywhere.

And here's the thing - this isn't a classic level.

This is actually taken from Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix on the PSP.

And it's not the only one.

Kyoto was in THUG 2 remix first as well.

This level is, again, a bit too big to be a classic level.

It took me forever to find all of the arcade machines I was supposed to smash.

Lastly is The Ruins.

This level seems to have a lot in common with the East LA level in the main story, but it's

actually taken from Tony Hawk's Project 8 on the PSP.

I mean, it is the ruins of LA, so I guess it makes sense that it would feel the same.

But this time, I think the American Wasteland level came first, and this was taken from

it.

Also - there's a collector's edition on the PS2, which has a couple extra levels - namely

Marseille from Pro Skater 2, and Atlanta, which was from THUG 2 Remix.

I'll have to play these at some point, but I'm sure there aren't any major surprises.

But in any case, you know how this mode works - get SKATE letters, high scores, and collect

stuff.

At this point in the series, this is really starting to wear on me.

But I'm not necessarily sick of it.

I think I could go back and play Pro Skater 2 or 3 and have a great time.

But there's just something about the way this feels that just doesn't work right

anymore.

I think it's just the fact that there's so much going on here that's ignored.

ESPECIALLY this version, because you never see the story mode challenges that take place

here.

Like that crater.

Why is it there?

It's just random meaningless decoration at this point.

This is unexplained in this game, but apparently in THUG 2 Remix, there is a giant fight between

Godzilla and Ultraman and that's what caused this.

I really have to check that game out.

I played it back in the day but I don't remember any of this stuff.

So that's why this mode fails.

Not because it's bad or broken, but just because it doesn't have that handmade feel

that the original games had.

It's worth checking out at least, but it's not the biggest draw of the game.

Let's take a look at the story mode.

I'm not going to go into extreme detail here, because there's a lot to cover.

But I'll talk about the main points at least.

When you start the game, you pick from one of 5 skaters that just moved to LA.

It's weird that you can't just make them from scratch like in every other game.

There's enough customization that it's not a huge deal, but I didn't really see

anyone I liked and I ended up being this army-looking guy.

You meet Mindy, who wants to start a skating magazine called "American Wasteland."

She helps you get into the skate ranch, which you have to do by gaining everyone's approval.

This is probably the biggest theme of the game - getting approval from people and proving

you're legit.

You do it here, with a skate gang later, with a graffiti gang, and with other pro skaters

at the end.

And of course, you gain approval by doing tricks.

At first, it's just training stuff.

You learn how to do wall flips and Natas spins and all that kind of stuff that I talked about

earlier.

Once you can do everything the guys can do, you're in.

The Skate Ranch is the main goal in the game.

You help finish a vert ramp they're working on, and next thing you know, you're going

all over the game world, finding stuff to break, steal and take back to the ranch.

Once it gets sent there, you can go back to the Ranch and break stuff in.

You'll see how that piece was installed at the park, and you have to get a high score

on it.

It's always really easy, but the point of these challenges are just to make sure you

see it all and get a chance to skate it.

This part is pretty cool.

But since there's only one Mindy, you have to do them all in order.

Break one in, and the next one appears.

Repeat a few dozen times until she stops popping back up in the radar.

Apparently, the guy who runs the Ranch, Iggy, is a wanted felon, and you accidentally out

him, which gets him arrested.

So you have to get him out.

While working on that, you have to join the Skate Club.

These guys are anti-corporate greed and materialism.

So to impress them, you have to take off your shirt and shoes and do… freestyle tricks

in a parking garage.

I bet you didn't see that coming.

This event is pretty cool.

The camera moves around and gives you some interesting angles.

Since all you really need to worry about is the balance meter, it doesn't really cause

any problems, and it looks cool.

Once you beat them all, you have to beat the best freestyler around.

Any guesses who it might be?

Who's the best freestyle skater that's ever been in a Tony Hawk game?

That's right - Daewon Song!

Wait, what?

Yeah, it's kind of weird, but they use Mullen later to show you how to invent tricks, which

makes a lot of sense too.

You later meet Tony Alva, and find out about a legendary skatepark buried under the skate

ranch.

You start the process of digging it up by doing a lot of favors for guys on an oil rig.

Yeah, this is the same oil rig that was exclusive to Tony Hawk 3 on the Xbox.

It's got some changes to it, and a lot of challenges.

One thing I like about the way the challenges work now is these popups.

So when you have to grind something or do a certain gap, it's always very clear exactly

what you're supposed to do.

You don't have to worry about accidentally skipping a cutscene and not knowing what's

going on.

After that, you have to get to East LA to help Boone, who got in trouble with his old

gang.

To help him, you have to actually join that gang.

To prove you're legit, you have to do skate missions, BMX missions, and, of course, tagging.

Again, tagging is really important in this game, and I just don't like it.

I know it was cool at the time that you could tag something and the game would remember,

but that isn't exactly impressive these days.

To prove yourself to the gang, you have to help this guy finish tags all over the game

world.

When you get enough, he teaches you the trademark style of that area.

You need to make a tag with every style included in it.

Up until this point, I had just been ignoring this guy.

Now, I didn't have a choice, and that kind of sucked.

This is one of the ways the game forces pacing.

You can't just do the story stuff and beat the game right away.

Another example is getting to the oil rig from earlier.

You need gas money for the boat.

Don't have enough money?

Better go do some more challenges.

Can't afford the tattoo to join the gang?

Better go to some more challenges.

Luckily, this really rich bum loves to give you money to do mini challenges like doing

tricks he calls out or finding gaps.

It was a good idea to pace the game out like this and make sure people see everything there

is to see.

It was just annoying when it was the tag and BMX stuff that I wasn't really into.

Anyway, you get Boone out, Iggy gets bail, and punches you in the face for digging up

that skatepark.

Apparently, he knew it was there, but he didn't own the land yet.

He was saving up to buy it, but now that everyone knows, the price is going to go through the

roof.

Luckily, there's a plan.

You get a bunch of skaters together and film a video to sell.

The proceeds will go to buy the land, and finish the skatepark.

How do you convince pro skaters to help you out?

I think you already know.

You have to prove yourself.

Most of the time, at least.

Ryan Sheckler wants you to help him steal a Jeep.

What a tool.

The one with Tony Hawk is kind of funny.

You insult him for blowing thousands of dollars shopping on Rodeo drive, and he has to show

you that he can still skate, so he shows off some tricks he invented, including the hurricane,

which he apparently invented too.

I didn't know that one.

Oh, and get this - Tony does 900s on the regular.

I didn't know that either.

Anyway, the video these guys help film is such a huge success that you buy the ranch

with pre-order money alone.

The game ends with a dramatic chase scene with the police that goes through ALL OF THE

LOADING ZONES.

Yeah, these aren't fun normally, and trying to get through everything on a timer in the

dark doesn't make it any better.

But it was dramatic at least.

Get that done, and you finally get the girl.

And you pay to get her magazine project off the ground.

So that's the story mode.

With all of the new innovations in the gameplay, there aren't a ton of new challenge types

to talk about, but there really don't need to be.

This game has a lot going on as-is, and is probably the longest of the games that I've

played so far.

As you can probably tell from the run time of this video.

So - is this game any good?

Yeah, I think it is.

I like the feel of the game, and I think the story is very interesting and cool by Tony

Hawk standards.

Things get a bit repetitive, but it throws new ideas at you fairly often too.

You'll have a good time if you pick this up.

But what version should you get?

I'd probably go PS2 for this one, but there's actually a surprise contender this time, the

Xbox 360.

Yeah, there's a 360 version of this game, making it the first "next gen" Tony Hawk

game from that period.

I don't have a 360, and I haven't gotten the chance to play it - so let me know in

the comments what this version of the game is like.

Apparently it uses all the same models and assets from the PS2 version, it just has higher

resolution textures, better lighting, and higher resolution output.

So that's probably the version to go with if your 360 still works.

Otherwise, you're not missing out on anything.

Let me know what your experiences are with this game - is it your favorite?

I've seen some comments saying this one is the best.

I can't really agree with that because I think it's just bloated with features at

this point, but it's definitely not bad.

Next up in my Tony Hawk game review series is Project 8.

This might take me a while because there are two different versions - the PS3 and the Xbox,

which are quite different.

I haven't had to deal with that since Pro Skater 4.

There's actually a PSP version too, but we'll get to that some other time.

To make sure you don't miss that review, hit the subscribe button right here on screen.

You'll learn something new about skateboarding 3 times a week, and you'll get all kinds

of content like this stuff here.

I'll see you next time.

Thanks for watching.

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The Bold and The Beautiful - Infertility - Duration: 1:53.

>> Nicole: I'm sorry, you said I have...?

>> Dr. Caspary: Amenorrhea, an abnormal absence of

menstruation.

You've missed a few periods, but there's no pregnancy.

You've experience pelvic pain.

Those are all symptoms.

>> Nicole: Okay, so, what does this mean?

What causes it?

>> Dr. Caspary: Any number of things.

Menopause, contraceptives, certain medications.

In your case, it stems from your pregnancy.

>> Nicole: Oh, okay.

My pregnancy made me irregular.

So what can I do to get back on track?

Is there something I can take?

>> Dr. Caspary: It's not that simple, Nicole.

You have uterine scarring, also from your pregnancy,

making it difficult for the egg to be picked up by the fallopian

tubes and decreasing your chances of becoming pregnant.

>> Nicole: What?

>> Dr. Caspary: You might have a condition called

Secondary Infertility.

>> Nicole: Infertility?

But that doesn't make any sense.

I can have a baby. I had a baby.

>> Dr. Caspary: Yes, but you may not be able to conceive again.

Because of the scarring, there's a chance that you can't become

pregnant or carry a pregnancy to term.

Sometimes this happens after childbirth.

>> Nicole: Can't conceive...

Like, ever?

No. That's unacceptable.

Zende and I are going to have a family.

That's the plan.

I had one baby.

I can have another, and another after that.

So don't tell me that it can't happen.

>> Dr. Caspary: I know this is a lot for you to absorb.

>> Nicole: It's crazy!

I'm young. I'm healthy.

I had Lizzy. She's healthy.

No!

There's nothing wrong with me.

I can have another child.

We will treat this...condition.

It won't stop us from having our family.

It can't.

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Sexualpädagogik auf dem Prüfstand - Teil 2 - Dr. Christian Spaemann | 22.05.2017 | www.kla.tv/10551 - Duration: 20:28.

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American Dad: Nice Night for a Drive [CLIP] | TBS - Duration: 0:50.

It's fine. I'll just eat it.

I can do this. Montauk.

Hey, really quick, guys --

my lady ordered red sauce, and you gave her white sauce.

Sorry, buddy, we're out of red sauce.

Check again.

[ Gun cocks ]

No, no, no!

[ Gunshot, people gasp ]

[ Dramatic music plays ]

♪ What doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪

♪ Stand a little taller ♪

♪ Doesn't mean I'm lonely when I'm alone ♪

♪ What doesn't kill you makes a fighter ♪

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BIGGER Biceps Made Easy (SUPER FAST SUPER-SETS!) - Duration: 7:07.

What's up champ! I'm Vince Del Monte of

GeneExpressionTraining.com

In this video we've got BIGGER biceps made easy.

Easy in the context that it's not going

to take up a lot of room OR you're not

going to need a lot of exercise

equipment. So you have no excuse whether

you're a beginner or an advanced guy

[Music]

I'm going to take you through this workout

Show you exactly how to do it.

I'm going to show you exactly what to think

about. I'm going to give you some

specific tips to make sure you pick the

right weight so whether you want to go

from thirteen or fourteen inch arms or

17- 18 inch arms, this workout will get

the job done.

Alright. So before we jump into this

super fast, super efficient super-set

workout, I want to quickly talk about super

sets. There's five kind of super set

workouts. There's probably more but

there's five most popular ones that

you're familiar with. Method 1 is when

we pre-fatigue the muscle so you might

do a pec fly with a bench press. We have

post fatigue where we may do a chin-up

within a hammer curl. We have super

setting antagonist muscles so like a

chest movement with a back movement. We

also have upper lower super sets where

we maybe do a shoulder press then with a

squat.So there's a lot of different ways

to superset. The superset method we're

using today is called Isolation Superset.

So we're isolating the same body part

with two exercises so we're doing two

bicep exercises back to back but they're

not just any random exercises. They're

exercises that challenge different parts

of the strength curve. So we're not just

selecting two exercises that hit the

shorten range and then two that hit the

lengthen range because that would be

redundant and that would create

unnecessary fatigue. We want to hit all

ranges of the strength curve so that's

how I've set this workout up. So let's

get into it.

Exercise number 1 here are incline

dumbbell curls and what you're going to

be doing here is a set of ten and then

we're going to stand up and we're going

to be doing standing hammer curls

alternating until failure. Alright. These

are our first two exercises. It's very

very simple guys. You're going to do

three sets of ten and then you're going

to go right into the superset to failure.

Last week when I did this workout I did

3 sets of 10 with 35's the

entire workout. So this week knowing that

I want to coax my gains

I'm starting a little bit heavier. I'm

going to aim for just my first set with

40 pounds alright. That's the name of the

game when you're trying to get better.

We're not trying to make leaps and

bounds in our progress. We just want micro

progressions. As you can see I get my ten

reps and then I rest for ten seconds and

then

I stand up and I go right into an

alternating dumbbell hammer curl.

So when you're doing these hammer curls I really

want you to think about keeping an

upright torso, contracted abs so you're

not using your trunk to swing and doing

your best to create all the movement at

your elbow. A little bit at the shoulders

is fine too.

After superset one we rest for 90

seconds. You notice I've got my stop

watch here and then we do this again.

Now anticipating the fatigue that's going to

set in I've gone down to 35's. Now that's

okay. A lot of people are going to ask

what if I can't complete 10 reps. This is

a metabolic stress workout so the goal

of this workout is to create a lot of

fatigue within the muscle. So it's more

important that you hit your goal reps

than keeping the weight heavy. So it's

okay if you have to drop the weight from

set to set. I prefer that you start off

heavier and drop the weight as the sets go

on. That's going to promote a better

quality workout. You'll notice on this

third set when you're doing the incline

curls you're going to really start

seeing the most amount of fatigue

obviously. So this is where it's okay to

even goe to an alternative grip to get

those last few reps as you can see that

I'm doing here. And then finally when we

stand up for the final hammer curls

you're just contracting as hard as you

can keeping all the tension on your

muscles. You know the name of the game

here guys is time under tension with

good quality loads. Alright. Time under

tension. We've got to make the muscles

burn, Alright. So now once you're done

that you're halfway through the workout.

The next combo are prone incline reverse

dumbbell curls superset with prone

supine dumbbell curls. As you can see

what I'm doing here. Now the goal here

guys on the first exercise is to

challenge that brachialis that

brachioradialis. The brachialis is an

interesting muscle because it gets

underneath the biceps so when you

develop it, it helps push your biceps out

kind of like the soleus underneath the

calf. When you develop the soleus you

built that push that Gastroc out too.

So this is very important if you want

bigger arms. You can't neglect your

reverse curls. After 10 seconds we go

right into our supine curls. As you

guys likely know and can feel the

hardest parts at the top. That's the best

part so don't waste what I call the

don't wait to the end. Alright so we

want to really hang tough through that

top range try and hang out there get a

good contraction. Don't rush through the

best part of the movement. Also don't

waste the negative on the way back down.

So controlling the weight upwards and

downwards try not to swing. Think about

squeezing the muscles not swinging the

weight. So that's it guys. Six sets on

arms. Four good exercises hitting all

points of the strength curve. What you'll

notice is that this workout really

increases a lot of lactic acid

production and lactic acid helps trigger

the anterior pituitary gland that helps

release growth hormone which is a very

anabolic hormone that helps leaning down

and build muscle. And if you feel a

little pukie during this workout, that's

pretty normal because of the amount of

work we did in a short period of time,

that lactic acid really can cause that

like oh I kind of feel like feel like

I'm gonna puke.Iif you're experiencing

that, that's a good sign. It means you're

working hard. So a lot of people report

that training smaller body parts more

frequently is a great recipe for faster

results.

I found this myself but the key is to

keep the volume lower just as we've

prescribed like in this video. You can't

do a 2 hour arm workout three times

per week. That's just stupid.

But if you do these shorter more intense

workouts, the superset style workouts,

doing this two three times per week

might be the exact recipe you need to

build bigger biceps. Alright guys I hope

you guys enjoyed that workout. If you did

be sure to give it a thumbs up. If you

want me to replicate what I did with

biceps for triceps let me know in the

comment section below and I'll get it

done for you guys. You want a complete

full blown guide to building bigger arms

click the link on the screen or the

first link in the description box and

it'll take you to a page to read more

about my vanity specialization program

for arms. Full blown arms specialization

routines regardless of your level so

that you can take those arms to the next

level. This is the kind of stuff I've had

to resort to to build up my scrawny arms.

Alright. I was not gifted with good arms

but that's okay. I've had to learn how to

train smarter and now the results are

more rewarding when I do see gains.

Alright thank you so much for

watching. I'll see you guys next time.

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The Relationship Block - Duration: 7:02.

Hey everybody. This is Eric Worre and

welcome to Networkmarketingpro.com. I

work with six and seven figure earners

around the world; many, many thousands of them.

I work with several hundred seven

figure a year earners and one of the

things that is common, the challenges

that is common to a high level earner

inside of network marketing. You think

there's no challenges, it's all you know,

sit on the beach and everything's cool.

There's challenges. Sometimes the extra

income and the extra organization

requires more of you. It requires more

effort, more focus, more consistency,

more skill, more vision, but one of the

really common challenges is one that you

probably wouldn't pick as an obvious one.

And here's the challenge, relationships.

You say well, wait a minute, relationships

shouldn't be a challenge for a top

earner because we build our organization

based upon relationships. We have you

know, we have our relationship with our

prospects and our team. We have

relationships all over the place.

We're good at relationships. We're

relationship professionals. Well yes,

however, the block to going to the next

level for most six and seven figure

earners, one of the big box. Now there's

you know there's half a dozen big, big

topics that need to be discussed if you

want to really go to the top inside of

network marketing. But one of them is

relationships. Now what do I mean by

relationships? You might think it's just

relationships with your team. Yes, that's

true.

There's an art as a leader to building

the right kind of relationship with your

team. The relationship that still has

power and authority and friendship, but

not too much familiarity. If you have too

much familiarity people won't respect

you. They won't listen to you. Some of you

leaders you're nodding your head. You're

going yeah that's true. I got too

familiar with my team and I lost respect

within the organization. So how do you

balance that? That's something that needs

to be addressed. Another relationship is

relationships with people cross line

with you. Relationships cross line with

people in other organizations

inside of your company. Managing

that so it doesn't become us versus them.

Managing that where you still keep pride

in your team, but you don't create

monsters and political drama within the

organization. That's an important topic

that needs to be mastered. A third area

is relationships with your home office.

You might think well you know hey I do

my thing, they do their thing. I don't

need to worry about that. I promise you,

you want to go to the top within the

this network marketing profession, having

a strong relationship with your home

office is vital and there's a number of

strategies that you need to incorporate

in order to be able to maximize your

relationship with the people at the home

office.

It is smart business and it's necessary

for those who want to go to the top

inside of network marketing. And a fourth

area that I deal with all the time, when

I do private coaching or events, small

events in our home for 6 and 7 figure

earners, those types of things. Guess what

I end up spending most of the time on?

Relationships at home. Some of you are

working together as a couple and there

are dynamics there that you need to

examine. Some of you are more, one is more

dominant than the other and growing the

organization and there's guilt

there and there's resentment

that there and there's a lot

of what ends up being marriage

counseling that I end up doing. So

relationships at home, relationship with

your kids, relationships with your spouse,

relationships with your family in

growing your business is that important.

We don't want to just get a big business

and lose our family, do we? So how do you

keep focused and vision

filled and driven. And at the same time,

have the relationships and allow the

people in the family to find their place

without you trying to make them go into

a place. I see too many people trying to

make their spouse become a builder like

them or trying to make their spouse who

wants to be a builder just stay at home

and take care of the kids and support

them as the builder. Too much of that, so

balancing all of this stuff is

a major dynamic in growing a huge

organization inside of network marketing.

Now the million dollar earners and above,

they've mastered this. Now they're not

all perfect, but they pay attention to

these things. They explore these things.

They understand that this is...these

relationships is the value of their life

and it's the value of the organizations

that they're growing. So I tell you all

this because leadership is on my mind

lately and the reason why it is is

normally I have a Six Figure Summit

Event that I do each year at the end of

the year, right prior to Go Pro

Recruiting Mastery. It's a two-day event.

This year I'm holding the Six Figure

Summit Online for 6 & 7 figure earners

and for people who expect to be 6 or 7

figure earner soon. And it's coming up

very, very quickly. It's coming up right

at the 1st of June and it's going to be

a 3 plus hour event of the condense, the

best practices, we're going to spend a

lot of time talking about tactics and

strategies when it comes to

relationships. But we're also going to be

talking about case studies and best

practices from around the world. We're

going to be talking about how to

experience a breakthrough as a leader if

you're in a slump. We're going to talk

about lots of different things. So if you

consider yourself a 6 or 7

figure earner or you expect to be one

soon, you need to attend this special

broadcast event of the Six Figure Summit

Online. So I would encourage you to go to

there's probably a link on

this page somewhere to be able to click

and register for that event. You're going

to learn the time, the date, you're going

to learn all the information that you

need in order to be able to get

registered. And I promise you this, 100%

guarantee it's going to help you make

more money faster. It's really

going to be amazing stuff. I'm

preparing myself massively

with all kinds of things that I've

collected over this last year from all

over the world, all the stuff that's

working the best and I'm going to be

sharing that with you when you attend. So

get yourself register for that. If you

know somebody who is a 6 & 7 figure

earner, make sure that they register for

it. I look forward to seeing everybody

then. Until then my wish for you is

that you decide to become a network

marketing professional. That you decide

to Go Pro because it is a stone-cold

fact that we do have a better way. Now let's go

tell the world. Everybody have an amazing

day and I'll see you next time. Take care.

Bye-bye.

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Iron Man (2008) Movie Clip | Making The Mark 2 Armor | 'JARVIS Holotable' Scene | HD 4K(+SUBTITLES) - Duration: 3:48.

Jarvis, you up?

For you, sir, always.

I'd like to open a new project file, index as Mark Two.

Shall I store this on the Stark Industries Central Database?

Actually, I don't know who to trust right now.

Till further notice, why don't we just keep everything

on my private server?

Working on a secret project, are we, sir?

I don't want this winding up in the wrong hands.

Maybe in mine, it can actually do some good.

Next. Up.

Not in the boot, Dummy. Right here. You got me?

Stay put. Nice.

You're of no benefit at all. Move down to the toe. I got this.

Okay, I'm sorry, am I in your way?

Up.

Screw it. Don't even move.

You are a tragedy.

Okay, let's do this right.

Start mark, half a meter, and back and center.

Dummy, look alive. You're on standby for fire safety.

You, roll it.

Okay. Activate hand controls.

We're gonna start off nice and easy.

We're gonna see if 10% thrust capacity achieves lift.

And three,

two,

one.

Up two. All right, set that.

I've been buzzing you. Did you hear the intercom?

Yeah, everything's... What?

Obadiah's upstairs. - Great!

What would you like me to tell him? - Great. I'll be right up.

Okay.

I thought you said you were done making weapons.

It is.

This is a flight stabilizer. It's completely harmless.

I didn't expect that.(coolestclips4k)

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Superhero Actors Who Look Nothing Like They Used To - Duration: 5:22.

For as long as Hollywood's been making movie magic, ambitious actors and actresses have

squeezed themselves into spandex hotpants, worn clunky prosthetics, and otherwise pushed

themselves to the physical limits* to portray some of our favorite superheroes.

But after shooting wrapped, not all of those stars stayed in peak crime-fighting condition.

Here are some silver-screen heroes you'd never recognize today.

Chris Evans

Don't worry, Chris Evans still looks every inch the Captain America you know and love

— but he also doesn't look anything like he did back in his first stint as a Marvel

superhero in 2005's Fantastic Four.

Most people have forgotten that Evans ever starred in that franchise, probably because

when he played the Human Torch, the actor looked less like himself and more like Chris

Evans' smaller, hairier little brother — with a regrettable haircut.

If Evans could go back in time, he'd only have one thing to say to his younger self:

"Son, just don't."

Tobey Maguire

Tobey Maguire still made a believable onscreen teenager back in 2002, when Sam Raimi finally

got his hands on the superhero franchise he'd always wanted and cast the 20-something actor

as Spider-Man.

Since then, however, the actor has experienced a lot of life changes: celebrating his 40th

birthday, becoming a father, and trading his youthful musculature for a physical condition

most famously known as "dadbod."

Liam Neeson

Before he launched the career renaissance that turned him into everyone's favorite Action

Dad, Liam Neeson starred in one of the weirdest superhero movies of the 20th century: the

1990 cult classic Darkman.

The film was the brainchild of Sam Raimi, who wanted to direct a superhero flick but

hadn't quite gotten the whole Army of Darkness aesthetic out of his system.

In Darkman, Neeson spent most of his screen time looking less like Bryan Mills and more

like a wayward extra from The Walking Dead.

Needless to say, he looks very different now: nearly 30 years older, and with, you know,

an actual face on his face.

Michael Keaton

Batman made a huge impact on moviegoers back in 1989* — with the now-65-year-old Michael

Keaton playing the man in the suit.

Because superhero standards were a bit different back then, Keaton might actually have more

muscle nowadays than he ever did as Batman, now that he's suiting up for another superhero

movie adventure.

Back then, he had to keep his weight in check in order to avoid outgrowing the unforgiving

rubber bat-suit.

"They don't make them like they used to!"

But he's definitely lost certain elements of his trademark superhero look… including

some hair.

Val Kilmer

Back in 1995, Val Kilmer followed in Keaton's footsteps to become the superhero star of

Batman Forever.

Notably, he also became the first Caped Crusader to wear the infamous nippled bat-suit...which,

let's be honest, is actually the most accurate bat-suit.

But in the 20 years since he bested the Riddler and saved Gotham City, Kilmer has definitely

not kept up with his superhero workouts… or even his hair, apparently.

Whatever Kilmer's been up to in the intervening years, it's safe to say he'll have his work

cut out for him if he wants to take his old costume out for a nostalgic spin.

Anna Paquin

Back in the beginning of Bryan Singer's X-Men franchise, Anna Paquin was a young brunette

who hadn't yet shed her teenage baby fat.

And now?

She's a grown-up blonde in her thirties with two actual babies of her own and a starring

role on HBO's True Blood.

Although she's stunning in both roles, the Anna of today is practically unrecognizable

as the girl with the deadly touch who attended Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.

Dolph Lundgren

Lantern-jawed, dark-haired, and oozing intimidation, back in 1989 Dolph Lundgren became the first

feature-film incarnation of Frank Castle, better known as The Punisher.

However, Lundgren's brunette locks only lasted as long as the movie did — and nearly 30

years later, he doesn't look a thing like that vengeance-obsessed anti-hero.

The big Swede has long since gone back to his original blond, which is coming in platinum

at the roots as he approaches 60.

And while he's still in terrific shape, he's morphed from a baby-faced Punisher into a

craggy, cranky member of the Expendables.

He still loves those big scary guns, though.

Alec Baldwin

Lately, this Hollywood A-lister — and sometime-presidential impersonator — sports a luxurious head of

silver hair and an age-appropriate bit of paunch around his midsection.

But he cut a lean, tall-dark-and-handsome silhouette back in 1994, when he played the

hypnotically gifted pulp hero The Shadow.

Baldwin's brief foray into superhero films saw him wearing a greasy wig and some scary

prosthetic fingernails, along with a very respectable set of crime-fighter's pecs.

Billy Zane

In the vast pantheon of superhero flicks, Billy Zane's turn as the gun-slinging, horse-wrangling,

purple-spandex-wearing star of The Phantom often goes overlooked.

But it happened, and there's no taking that back.

That was in 1996, and Zane's appearance has dramatically changed in the intervening decades.

Back then, he was in peak crime-fighting condition with a shredded, screen-ready physique, not

to mention a full head of hair.

Now, he's bald and sporting a bit more padding around his midsection — although that might

be intentional, so he can better fill out his role as the latest celebrity KFC spokes-Colonel.

Whatever the reason, more power to him.

Because you know what they say...

"Listen to your friend Billy Zane.

He's a cool dude."

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The Mars Project! Von Braun's Ideas for a Mars Mission. Collaboration with Vintage Space - Duration: 11:13.

Did you know that it's been almost 45 years since humans walked on the surface of the

Moon?

Of course you do.

Anyone who loves space exploration obsesses about the last Apollo landings, and counts

the passing years of sadness.

Sure, SpaceX, Blue Origins and the new NASA Space Launch Systems rocket offer a tantalizing

future in space.

But 45 years.

Ouch, so much lost time.

What would happen if we could go back in time?

What amazing and insane plans did NASA have to continue exploring the Solar System?

What alternative future could we have now, 45 years later?

In order to answer this question, I've teamed up with my space historian friend, Amy Shira

Teitel, who runs the Vintage Space blog and YouTube Channel.

We've decided to look at two groups of missions that never happened.

In her part, Amy talks about the Apollo Applications Program; NASA's original plans before the

human exploration of the Moon was shut down.

More Apollo missions, the beginnings of a lunar base, and even a human flyby of Venus.

In my half of the series, I look at Werner Von Braun's insanely ambitious plans to

send a human mission to Mars.

Put our two episodes together and you can imagine a space exploration future with all

the ambition of the Kerbal Space Program.

Keep mind here that we're not going to constrain ourselves with the pesky laws of physics,

and the reality of finances.

These ideas were cool, and considered by NASA engineers, but they weren't necessarily

the best ideas, or even feasible.

So, 2 parts, tackle them in any order you like.

My part begins right now.

Werner Von Braun, of course, was the architect for NASA's human spaceflight efforts during

the space race.

It was under Von Braun's guidance that NASA developed the various flight hardware for

the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions including the massive Saturn V rocket, which eventually

put a human crew of astronauts on the Moon and safely returned them back to Earth.

Von Braun was originally a German rocket scientist, pivotal to the Nazi "rocket team", which

developed the ballistic V-2 rockets.

These unmanned rockets could carry a 1-tonne payload 800 kilometers away.

They were developed in 1942, and by 1944 they were being used in war against Allied targets.

By the end of the war, Von Braun coordinated his surrender to the Allies as well as 500

of his engineers, including their equipment and plans for future rockets.

In "Operation Paperclip", the German scientists were captured and transferred to the White

Sands Proving Ground in New Mexico, where they would begin working on the US rocket

efforts.

Before the work really took off, though, Von Braun had a couple of years of relative downtime,

and in 1947 and 1948, he wrote a science fiction novel about the human exploration of Mars.

The novel itself was never published, because it was terrible, but it also contained a detailed

appendix containing all the calculations, mission parameters, hardware designs to carry

out this mission to Mars.

In 1952, this appendix was published in Germany as "Das Marsproject", or "The Mars Project".

And an English version was published a few years later.

Collier's Weekly Magazine did an 8-part special on the Mars Project in 1952, captivating

the world's imagination.

With a little Googling, you should be able to get your hands on the original Mars Project

book, or the Colliers magazine.

I'll put a link in the notes.

Here's the plan: In the Mars Project, Von Braun envisioned a vast armada of spaceships

that would make the journey from Earth to Mars.

They would send a total of 10 giant spaceships, each of which would weigh about 4,000 tonnes.

Just for comparison, a fully loaded Saturn V rocket could carry about 140 tonnes of payload

into Low Earth Orbit.

In other words, they'd need a LOT of rockets.

Von Braun estimated that 950 three-stage rockets should be enough to get everything into orbit.

All the ships would be assembled in orbit, and 70 crewmembers would take to their stations

for an epic journey.

They'd blast their rockets and carry out a Mars Hohmann transfer, which would take

them 8 months to make the journey from Earth to Mars.

The flotilla consisted of 7 orbiters, huge spheres that would travel to Mars, go into

orbit and then return back to Earth.

It also consisted of 3 glider landers, which would enter the Martian atmosphere and stay

on Mars.

Once they reached the Red Planet, they would use powerful telescopes to scan the Martian

landscape and search for safe and scientifically interesting landing spots.

The first landing would happen at one of the planet's polar caps, which Von Braun figured

was the only guaranteed flat surface for a landing.

At this point, it's important to note that Von Braun assumed that the Martian atmosphere

was about as thick as Earth's.

He figured you could use huge winged gliders to aerobrake into the atmosphere and land

safely on the surface.

He was wrong.

The atmosphere on Mars is actually only 1% as thick as Earth's, and these gliders would

never work.

Newer missions, like SpaceX's Red Dragon and Interplanetary Transport Ship will use

rockets to make a powered landing.

I think if Von Braun knew this, he could have modified his plans to still make the whole

thing work.

Once the first expedition landed at one of the polar caps, they'd make a 6,400 kilometer

journey across the harsh Martian landscape to the first base camp location, and build

a landing strip.

Then two more gliders would detach from the flotilla and bring the majority of the explorers

to the base camp.

A skeleton crew would remain in orbit.

Once again, I think it's important to note that Von Braun didn't truly understand how

awful the surface of Mars really is.

The almost non-existent atmosphere and extreme cold would require much more sophisticated

gear than he had planned for.

But still, you've got to admire his ambition.

At this point in the story, Von Braun's Mars adventurers have set up shop on the surface

of the Red Planet, and shortly, I'll let you know the thrilling conclusion.

First, though, it's time to thank a few of our amazing patrons Matt Dalpe, Tripp Bishop,

Terri Harshman, JMAutobot, and the rest of our 731 patrons for their generous support.

If you love what we're doing and want to help out, head over to patreon.com/universetoday.

With the Mars explorer team on the ground, their first task was to turn their glider-landers

into rockets again.

They would stand them up and get them prepped to blast off from the surface of Mars when

their mission was over.

The Martian explorers would set up an inflatable habitat, and then spend the next 400 days

surveying the area.

Geologists would investigate the landscape, studying the composition of the rocks.

Botanists would study the hardy Martian plant life, and seeing what kinds of Earth plants

would grow.

Zoologists would study the local animals, and help figure out what was dangerous and

what was safe to eat.

Archeologists would search the region for evidence of ancient Martian civilizations,

and study the vast canal network seen from Earth by astronomers.

Perhaps they'd even meet the hardy Martians that built those canals, struggling to survive

to this day.

Once again, in the 1940s, we thought Mars would be like the Earth, just more of a desert.

There'd be plants and animals, and maybe even people adapted to the hardy environment.

With our modern knowledge, this sounds quaint today.

The most brutal desert on Earth is a paradise compared to the nicest place on Mars.

Von Braun did the best he could with the best science of the time.

Finally, at the end of their 400 days on Mars, the astronauts would blast off from the surface

of Mars, meet up with the orbiting crew, and the entire flotilla would make the return

journey to Earth using the minimum-fuel Mars-Earth transfer trajectory.

Although Von Braun got a lot of things wrong about his Martian mission plan, such as the

thickness of the atmosphere and habitability of Mars, he got a lot of things right.

He anticipated a mission plan that required the least amount of fuel, by assembling pieces

in orbit, using the Hohmann transfer trajectory, exploring Mars for 400 days to match up Earth

and Mars orbits.

He developed the concept of using orbiters, detachable landing craft and ascent vehicles,

used by the Apollo Moon missions.

The missions never happened, obviously, but Von Braun's ideas served as the backbone

for all future human Mars mission plans.

I'd like to give a massive thanks to the space historian David S.F.

Portree.

He wrote an amazing book called Humans to Mars, which details 50 years of NASA plans

to send humans to the Red Planet, including a fantastic synopsis of the Mars Project.

I'll put a link to his book in the show notes.

I asked David about how Von Braun's ideas influenced human spaceflight, he said it was

his...

"The reliance on a conjunction-class long-stay mission lasting 400 days.

That was gutsy - in the 1960s, NASA and contractor planners generally stuck with opposition-class

short-stay missions.

In recent years we've seen more emphasis on the conjunction-class mission mode, sometimes

with a relatively short period on Mars but lots of time in orbit, other times with almost

the whole mission spent on the surface."

Well, what do you think about Von Braun's ambitious plans to send humans to Mars?

How do you think this compares to our more modern plans?

Are there other ideas about the human colonization of Mars you'd like me to look into?

What would you like Amy and I to investigate next?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Next episode.

Fusion, it'll be about fusion.

Seriously.

Maybe?

Want more?

As I said, this is a collaboration with Amy Shira Teitel, so you're going to watch what

she's got to say about the mission Moon missions.

I've created a playlist that starts with Amy's video, and then carries on to other

related videos about the Von Braun plans including recreations in Kerbal Space Program.

Click here to get started.

And then return back to Mearth.

Karla: Mearth?

Back to Mearth.

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GTA 5 Money Glitch, Streetcar Duplication (not solo) Grand Theft Auto 5 unlimited Money Glitch - Duration: 5:40.

what's up you guys and welcome to this

segment right here and you're sheriff

let's start off by saying something good

we are going to give away a $10 shark

card to anybody that's going to

represent on this channel by dropping a

comment and clicking that like button of

course you have to be subscribed and

this is to celebrate the brand new DLC

that's going to come toward us anytime

now so if you want to be ready you know

what to do so drop a comment click that

like button and be part of the channel

also make sure you got the notifications

on glitches are coming in and out super

fast now Rockstar is even working on

long weekends they're working on normal

weekends

they are patching these things super

fast so the last thing you want is

something like the glitch that was

available yesterday giving you the

option to duplicate 20 cars in a matter

of 10 minutes but that thing got patched

super fast so let me tell you a little

bit about stuff that's happening in the

community and at the same time I'm going

to show you a duplication glitch that

doesn't require the blue circle so this

way if you are screwed like me and you

can't pull a friend into your garage you

don't have to worry about that blue

circle whatsoever okay as we see the

gameplay in the background I'm going to

say a big thanks to wavy gamer for

providing the gameplay for that he

managed to hit this duplication glitch I

tried to do it with Adrienne with jumped

multiple lobbies but we couldn't get it

going but I also did not put much time

into it because we want to stream with

you guys so I figured you know what

let's give a shout out to wavy gamer and

at the same time demonstrate this glitch

right here for you guys the beauty about

this like I said in the beginning you

don't have to worry about the blue

circle so if you've been then detected

you don't have to worry about it

everything is happening outside in the

street however it is Lobby sensitive so

not every lobby is going to work doesn't

have to be 27 players as we see in the

gameplay he's only got five players in

that public lobby all you got to do is

bring out one of your personal vehicles

once you do so after your friends keep

clicking on it that he wants to get in

with the white line or the triangle go

back into your apartment or office

building pull out another car and this

is what you're going to find out if the

lobby is good or not it's very easy to

find out if you managed to get the car

outside and you see your friends still

tugging on the older car you're good to

go this Lobby is a go

my advice to you is to get a sentinel

get a benefactor one of the expensive

cars if you read the list

I might have one link for you in the

description I just have to find it but

just to let you know the benefactor is

one of the most expensive and it's got

like a four door on it right after it I

think it's the Sentinel even a Dominator

gives you some good money so from this

point you take that street car and go

over to los santos customs and now put

everything on it two things that don't

make a difference one is the paint job

that doesn't make a difference

whatsoever so don't spend money on it

the second thing is the color of the

neon under your car so you can put the

neon layouts as full you'll get money

for that but the color of the neon is

not going to make a difference in the

payout from that point when you're done

putting all the upgrades of course

remember to put the looping horn the one

that's more expensive than anything else

there's also chrome rims that you need

to hit that it's going to give you more

money the last thing you want to do is

put a tracker on the car once you put

the tracker on the car back out of the

los santos customs and go back in put

another tracker on the car now if you

have a space in your garage every time

you put a tracker those cars are

disappearing into the empty spaces that

you have in your garage but if you're

full and let's say you have maybe

faggios in your garage or the normal

allergy that doesn't cost you any money

from the social club then that game is

going to start asking if you want to

replace a car then you can replace the

car and every time you do so it also

goes to your garage it's a very easy

glitch each of these cars will if you go

for the manufacture will sell for around

two hundred thousand when the discounts

are not around so it's not something

that you could you know dismiss and say

I don't need it right now it's still

going to give you some good money all

right you guys I want to thank again

everybody that's here on the channel

dropping a comment and showing support

I'll see you on the next segment and

I'll probably see some of you in the

coming stream we don't Grayson boys

alright peace out homey peace out

aegeon you gotta do something like you

haven't won a race in ages now I'm gonna

be nice and easy but you have to lead

look you think you're gonna win oh

that's dirty bro you just mean yeah you

kept turning you just like Ellen what

are you talking about it's the easiest

thing to see but you just knock the guy

out you Jack right come on try to find

him reason I saw it shining are down all

I was there's no way you're not that was

so damaged you put it between the thank

you still dirty just like they say I

come for yourself darling tell me

quickly don't worry about it and

opponent marvel no okay six in the roll

come on oh thank you Graham thanks in a

roll he did what what are you adding

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Kate Middleton Disgusts Queen Elizabeth: Having Mental Health Problems A Weakness? - Duration: 2:42.

Queen Elizabeth is reportedly disgusted with Kate Middleton.

The latter told the world that she will seek help if either Prince George or Princess Charlotte

were in need of help ever.

For Kate and Prince William mental health has been a cause that is very close to their

hearts.

The royal couple understand the importance of emotional well being for a child from a

very young age, Mirror UK reports.

They have been championing the cause that children should be able to open up to their

parents if and when they needed help and to share everything.

However, for the first time queen is agreeing with Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.

The nonagenarian royal and the 68 year old duchess do not feel that royals need the support

of psychiatrists.

Kate and William have not taken to their royal duties full time.

Queen Elizabeth has made a leeway for them to work as part time royals.

The 90 year old never had the luxury herself as a young mother and monarch, Celebrity Dirty

Laundry reports.

The British monarch may have empathized with her great grand daughter in law.

So with Kate Middleton and Prince William spending time with their George and Charlotte,

mental health should not be a problem for them.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles, or for that matter Camilla may have had problems

of their own, but they have never sought therapy.

The British royals have always had what is called a �stiff upper lip.�

For that matter Camilla who has been bullied for decades by the press, also did not go

to a psychiatrist.

What exactly is the problem with Kate Middleton and Prince William?

What are the mental health issues that the couple rant about regularly?

Do George and Charlotte really have problems.

the answer is most likely to be in the negative.

Royals have a history to never show their weakness, do not seek help from either psychologists

or psychiatrists, and spill family secrets.

They also reportedly do not share their feelings with other family members.

The last time the royal family was embarrassed was when Princess Diana spilled dirty secrets

during her interview with Martin Bashir at Kensington Palace.

tell us your thoughts in comments below.

thanks for watching.

please like,subscribe and share my videos.

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WNY Veteran to ride 422 miles in wheelchair for veteran suicide awareness - Duration: 2:01.

OTHER VETERANS WHO ARE

STRUGGLING.

A JOURNEY STARTS WITH A SINGLE

STEP - IN JOSHUA'S CASE, IT

STARTS WITH WHEELS.

((THE LAST FEW YEARS I'VE BEEN

HAVING TO USE IT MORE

AND MORE AS MY CONDITION GETS

WORSE AND WORSE.))

JOSHUA GEARTZ RECEIVED AN

HONORABLE DISCHARGE AFTER

SERVING IN THE U.S. ARMY AS A

MILITARY POLICE OFFICER FROM

1999 TO 2004. IN 2003 WAS HIT BY

AN IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE

THAT LEFT WITH HIM SEVERAL

INJURIES,

INCLUDING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

AND PTSD.

((IT STARTED WITH THE ISOLATION,

THE MEDICATION,

WITH THE MEDICATION CAME THE

DRINKING, WITH MORE ISOLATION

AND YOU JUST GET INTO THAT

DOWNWARD SPIRAL

AND IT'S REALLY HARD TO GET OUT

OF.))

GEARTZ STRUGGLED WITH THOUGHTS

OF SUICIDE.

ACCORDING TO THE VA, AN AVERAGE

OF 20 VETERANS DIE FROM SUICIDE

EACH DAY.

:

((I PREVIOUSLY ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

AND I WAS GETTING

READY TO DO IT AGAIN AND I FOUND

AN AMAZING ORGANIZATION

SONGWRITING WITH SOLDIERS AND

ATTENDING

THAT RETREAT STOPPED ME FROM

DOING IT.))

SONGWRITING WITH SOLDIERS PAIRS

AWARD-WINNING SONGWRITERS WITH

VETERANS TO WRITE SONGS ABOUT

THEIR EXPERIENCES AND RETURNING

HOME. GEARTZ SAYS THE 3-DAY

RETREAT SAVED HIS LIFE.

((I'D LOVE TO BE ABLE TO PAY FOR

AN ENTIRE RETREAT FOR

OTHER SOLDIERS.))

GEARTZ PLANS TO RIDE HIS

WHEELCHAIR 422 MILES FROM

ANGOLA, INDIANA TO THE

NIAGARA FALLS AIR RESERVE

STATION, TO RAISE MONEY AND

AWARENESS FOR

VETERAN SUICIDE.

((MAYBE IT JUST GIVES ONE PERSON

THE ABILITY TO SPEAK

OUT AND IT HELPS THEM.))

GEARTZ WILL DRIVE DOWN TO

INDIANA THIS SATURDAY WHERE HE

WILL BEGIN HIS 422

MILE JOURNEY IN HIS WHEELCHAIR.

HE HOPES TO COMPLETE THE TRIP

WITHIN 30 DAYS.

IF YOU'D LIKE TO SUPPORT HIM OR

DONATE TO THE PROGRAM THAT

HELPED HIM, LOOK FOR THIS STORY

ON WIVB DOT COM FOR MORE

INFORMATION.

LIVE IN THE STUDIO ANGELA

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President Donald Trump Pledges 'Renewed Effort' For Peace Between Israelis, Palestinians | NBC News - Duration: 1:35.

KILLING HERE AND ALL OVER THE WORLD.

WE ARE WILLING TO WORK TOGETHER. I BELIEVE THAT A NEW LEVEL OF

PARTNERSHIP IS POSSIBLE AND WILL HAPPEN.

ONE THAT WILL BRING GREATER SAFETY TO THIS REGION, GREATER

SECURITY TO THE UNITED STATES AND GREATER PROSPERITY TO THE

WORLD. THIS INCLUDES A RENEWED EFFORT

AT PEACE BETWEEN THE ISRAELIS AND THE PALESTINIANS AND I THANK

THE PRIME MINISTER FOR HIS COMMITMENT TO PURSUING THE PEACE

PROCESS. HE'S WORKING VERY HARD AT IT.

IT'S NOT EASY. I'VE HEARD IT'S ONE OF THE

TOUGHEST DEALS OF ALL, BUT I HAVE A FEELING THAT WE'RE GOING

TO GET THERE EVENTUALLY. I HOPE.

>> THANK YOU. >> I'M CERTAIN WE WILL HAVE VERY

PRODUCTIVE DISCUSSIONS AND WE'RE GOING TO HAVE VERY PRODUCTIVE

DISCUSSIONS IN MY OPINION WITH THE LEADERS OF OTHER NATIONS

ALSO. AND I FEEL STRONGLY ABOUT THAT.

BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF LOVE OUT THERE AND PEOPLE FROM ALL

NATIONS, EVEN NATIONS THAT YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED TO HEAR, THEY

WANT TO STOP THE KILLING. THEY'VE

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Video: Several inches of rain expected - Duration: 2:40.

IN BOSTON RIGHT NOW, WE DO NT

HAVE RAIN.

THERE WERE A FEW SHOWERS EARLIER

IN THE DAY.

RIGHT NOW WERE 54 DEGREES, OCEAN

WATER TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S.

OUR TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S

EVERYWHERE THIS PARTICULAR HOUR.

TALKING ABOUT THE RAIN, THIS IS

OUR LIVE LOCAL DOPPLER RADAR.

THE ANIMATION IS COMING OUT OF

HOPKINTON.

YOU SEE THE DARKER GREENS AND

YELLOWS FROM NEW LONDON

CONNECTICUT TO JUST ABOUT

PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER, NEW

BEDFORD AND MOVING ON TO CAPE

COD.

A LOT OF THAT WILL CONTINUE THAT

MOTION WHICH WILL MAKE THE

NORTHERN EDGE OF THE RAIN

OVERNIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING

OF TWO OR MAYBE A LITTLE SOUTH

OF BOSTON.

THAT'S WHY IT REALLY DEPENDS

WHERE YOU ARE BECAUSE THIS AREA

OF LOW PRESSURE MIX OF EARLY

TOMORROW.

SOUTHEASTERN IS KATE COULD GET A

HEALTHY DOSE OF RAIN UNTIL

TOMORROW MORNING OR SO FOR.

A TINY BUBBLE OF HIGH PRESSURE

WILL TRY TO BUILD AND TOMORROW

AFTERNOON AND NIGHT BUT THIS IS

AN ACTIVE PATTERN THIS WEEK.

THE NEXT SYSTEM WILL BE UPON US

BEGINNING WEDNESDAY MORNING AND

THERE MAY BE ONE MORE COMING UP

LATE IN THE WEEK BEFORE WE GET

TO MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND.

SO WE DO HAVE SEVERAL SYSTEMS TO

GO THROUGH.

HERE YOU CAN SEE EARLY TO MORE

MORNING, WITH SOME RAIN SOUTH OF

BOSTON IS STILL SOME HEAVY RAIN

ON THE CAKE.

THAT COULD LAST THROUGH THE

MORNING COMMUTE.

THAT WILL MOVE OUT AND SOME

CLEARING WILL COME IN LATER IN

THE DAY FROM NORTHWEST TO

SOUTHEAST.

LOOK AT THE CLOUDS COME BACK BY

WEDNESDAY MORNING AT ANOTHER

REST OF RAIN MAY DO SOMETHING

VERY SIMILAR ON WEDNESDAY.

THAT'S WHY I SAY THE PATTERN IS

PRETTY ACTIVE.

HOW MUCH RAIN IS LIKELY FROM

WHAT HAPPENS OVERNIGHT TONIGHT

AND TOMORROW MORNING?

I THINK YOU CAN SEE HERE THERE

COULD BE A SWATH OF ONE TO TWO

INCHES ACROSS EXTREME

SOUTHEASTERN MASS, THE CAPE AND

THE ISLANDS, BUT MUCH LESS IF

ANY WHEN YOU GET TO THE MASS

PIKE AND NORTHWARD.

TEMPERATURES TONIGHT WILL CHANGE

THAT MUCH FROM WHERE THEY ARE.

TOMORROW PREDICATED ON GETTING

SOME AFTERNOON SUNSHINE,

ESPECIALLY FROM THE BOSTON AREA

NORTH AND WEST.

IT MIGHT BE TOUGH TO SEE

CLEARING DOWN ON THE CAPE.

IT MIGHT HAPPEN ONLY AT THE END

OF THE DAY.

THE POLLEN COUNT REDUCED A

LITTLE BIT INTO TOMORROW BUT

THAT WILL PROBABLY NOT GO UP

AGAIN UNTIL THE NEXT BATCH OF

RAIN MOVES INTO THE REGION.

CHECK IT OUT OVER THE NEXT SEVEN

DAYS AND HERE YOU HAVE IT, A FEW

MORE SHOWERS AT LEAST, A BREAK

FOR PART OF THURSDAY BUT THEN BY

THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY,

PERHAPS ONE MORE ROUND OF RAIN.

CLEARING SHOULD BE IN HERE BY

OUR DURING SATURDAY AT THE

LATEST.

AT LEAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SO

FAR LOOK PRETTY DECENT.

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Driver Charged In Wrong-Way LIE Crash - Duration: 1:17.

OCEAN COUNTY'S PROSECUTOR SAYS

NO CRIMINAL CHARGES ARE BEING

FILED AT THIS TIME.

A DRIVER GOING THE WRONG

WAY ON THE LONG ISLAND

EXPRESSWAY CRASHED INTO ANOTHER

CAR THIS MORNING.

AND TONIGHT, HE NOW FACES

CHARGES.

CBS 2'S SCOTT RAPOPORT HAS

MORE.

IT HAPPENED AROUND 4:00 A.M.

IN THE EASTBOUND LANES OF THE

LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY AT EXIT

46 IN PLAIN VIEW.

A TROUBLING ACCIDENT SCENE WITH

AN EQUALLY TROUBLING STORY.

SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE SAY THE

MAN BEHIND THE WHEEL OF THIS

SUV, A MAN THEY CHARGED WITH

DWI, DROVE THE WRONG WAY

AGAINST TRAFFIC IN THE

EASTBOUND LANES AND CRASHED

INTO THIS ONCOMING SEDAN,

INJURING THE FEMALE DRIVER.

OH THAT'S -- THAT'S AWFUL.

THAT'S AWFUL.

THE ACCIDENT FOR A TIME

SNARLING TRAFFIC ON THE LIE.

POLICE SAY THE DRIVER ENTERED

THE EXPRESSWAY.

HE COULD HAVE BEEN DRIVING TEN

MILES OR LONGER AGAINST TRAFFIC

BEFORE THE CRASH.

IT MAKES ME SICK.

IT MAKES ME SICK.

POLICE SAY THE WRONG-WAY

DRIVER IS 41-YEAR-OLD JOHN

DURANT.

THAT HE WAS TAKEN TO GOOD

SAMARITAN HOSPITAL MEDICAL

CENTER IN WEST ISLIP AND

CHARGED WITH DWI AND WRECKLESS

ENDANGERMENT.

THE WOMAN HE HIT, 24-YEAR-OLD

MED FORD WAS TREATED AND

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Azure Container Registry General Availability - Duration: 15:08.

[MUSIC]

Hi, I'm Scott Hanselman, it's another episode of Azure Friday,

I'm here with Steve and

we're talking about the Azure container registry, GAs.

>> Yeah, yeah, we've got it now,

general availability, so people can start putting their

production loads on it, and >> It's been quite fun as our own

internal team start to put load on it.

>> Mm-hm.

>> We got to watch how many people are pushing and pulling.

Turns up there's a lot of activity that goes on to a registry.

>> Okay, so what is a registry and why do I need it?

>> So, probably the best way to help there is

we kinda talk about this workflow here.

People are working in developing in a loop.

Even in that inner loop when they're starting to build their first Docker

images, where do you get your image from?

>> Hm.

>> Right, it might be a public one you have on Docker hub.

>> Right, your base image, yeah.

>> Your base image.

Or, I might as a company have decided that we have our own content

that we wanna put in that image and I don't want it public.

>> Mm-hm.

>> Right, think of GitHub Enterprise or

the other kinda places- >> Sure.

>> Where I wanna keep things inside.

So, we can stand up a private registry in Azure.

You can then control it with your AD credentials, so

you can limit to your team.

And then even for you base poles, you can pull your own image.

But certainly, when you're doing your builds,

you can push to that registry and it works right in your own data center,

wherever your data center of choice is.

So, in fact, we have some new data centers we've announced.

>> So, Steve, I understand this

in the context of maybe what people already understand.

If you make new Git packages or NPM packages,

you'll pull from a bunch of open-source sources like nuget.org.

>> Right. >> But

when you make your final product, secret magic startup product,

you're gonna put on MyGet or some private enterprise,

hardened secured location.

This is where the results of my build

live in that, >> Correct.

>> My container register and I control it.

It is my instance.

You control who has access to it.

It's what I call, network close.

So when you're doing your builds, you probably want your build agent

network close to that in the same data center.

So things just run faster, and so they're secure,

it's faster, then you can deploy into your resources as well.

>> And this isn't a shared resource, this is mine, right?

Other people who are nearby are not in there with me?

>> Right, this is, you will do a look at it and

you will only see your images.

>> Fantastic.

>> So why don't we take a look at some of that.

And actually, what's interesting here also is, and

this is what's just cool about Azure,

is containers are becoming just everywhere.

When we first did .NET, it was like okay, here's the .NET console,

here's the .NET web app, and then how long was it before .NET was in

every technology >> Sure.

>> That we talked about.

And we're seeing that with the registry, or containers, as well.

Containers have become the unit of deployment, so

you need a place to actually store your images.

>> It's interesting that you say that because for many years,

I have said that Git was FTP for code.

Now, in fact, Docker and containers in general, it's becoming FTP for

your implementation, for your instance.

>> For your code and the environment, so

you can deploy it all.

>> It's the better way to move instances around.

I'd like to point out here,

you can run them in a number of different ways.

>> Right.

So I want you to take a look at what we can do here.

So we'll go to the portal and we'll wanna do a new registry.

So we'll just kinda go it this way so

people know where to find it if it doesn't show up in their MRU.

So we have the Azure container registry here and

we can create a new one.

And we've got the blade here, and we can give it some names,

twestissyfriday for instance.

And we will get a little validation glib that says,

is that name globally unique?

Which apparently, let's try that one again.

>> Is this going on to a VM or is this software as a service?

Do I have to think about that?

What am I paying for?

>> Yeah, that's great.

This is software as a service.

So we are hosting the registry.

You will just see it as an endpoint.

There'll be for now in the GA release right now,

there actually is a storage account in your subscription and

that's what we actually bill on.

We will be moving to managed storage where you won't even see that in

your subscription.

>> Nice.

>> So we've as typical database things,

we see people kind of going at the storage account directly.

They're deleting it, they're messing with it and

then they wonder why their registry doesn't work.

So we're gonna help them with those kind of management ways.

But for now you will see that in your account.

>> What I like about this is that it comes down to storage.

You pay for the storage and that's intuitive.

That makes sense to me.

If I am pushing once a week, then I'll pay for that amount of storage.

But if I'm doing CIDC and I'm pushing hourly,

then I'll certainly pay more.

>> Exactly. >> Seems like a smart pricing model.

>> Exactly.

>> So here you see we have quite a few regions.

This is part of going GA is we can go down to Australia.

We can go to Canada, Japan, Northern Europe, wherever we want.

And so, let's just, I don't know, let's choose West Europe here for

the sake of it.

And we'll go off and create that.

Now I did turn on the admin.

We'll show that when it comes up.

So that's starting to provision and if I take a look at the container

registries, we can see the ones that we already have here.

And, we'll just zoom this up a little bit, and

you can see I already had one in India, the one in Australia,

put a little kiwi thing in there, and I do-

>> Do they have UIs?

Do they have front ends?

>> Nice that you asked.

So, yes, we do.

One of the things that we added just recently,

because this is one of the things that people were asking,

was how can I see in my list of images that I have in my repository.

So now, we have a repository listing.

And you can see the different ones that I have there.

>> So a registry contains repositories and

repositories contain images that are tagged?

>> Correct, so

you'll also notice that I have a couple of nestings there.

So instead of a single nesting,

I could actually create multiple nesting.

So you might have your team,

the bite sharing team was one of the demos we did recently.

You might have the POC and you might have the web, and the API.

And you might have the production version of it.

You might have another team working on a whole other project and

you can just keep on nesting them down.

>> Okay, so I can partition those any way I want.

So, one registry, one set of repositories can then be

managed with access control however I want.

>> Yup. >> If I wanted to

change my access control in some dramatic way,

each group in my company could have multiple registries.

>> Right. >> Totally up to me.

And so we also have the command line of it.

So let's kind of show how some of that can be done there.

So here I'll give you, that's what I was doing here.

So Azure Friday, we'll create this one here.

This is using the AZCLI.

>> So you're doing the same thing you did in the portal except now

you're doing it at the command line.

>> Right.

>> I'm use to Azure VM Create.

>> And Azure App Service create,

you're doing it Azure container registry create.

>> Correct.

>> So it's intuitive, I already know how to make stuff or list stuff or

delete stuff, I can do the same thing.

>> Right, and here we're focused on the Azure V2 CLI for the AZ CLI,

so we'll see that go off in- >> Yeah,

and I did some videos recently that people can check out to show you how

to use Docker to bring down the Azure CLI Docker container, and

>> You don't have to set up Python

on your Windows machine.

You can just run that in Docker right away which is pretty slick.

>> Yeah, that's another example of where Docker was just being used as

the scene of the deployment.

>> Indeed.

>> So if we come over to the portal, we will see our registries.

Let's kind of come back over here and

we'll look at all of our registries that are created.

>> See there are some of the ones you just made. Yeah.

>> Yeah, so

let's see if this one's done.

All right, so let that one finish a little bit, but

now we've got a registry.

We want to push something to it, so that's one of the things that we

need to figure out so that the first thing you would need to do is, well,

if I'm going to tag and push an image to it, well,

I need to be authenticated to it.

>> Right.

>> So normally when you see a registry when you're doing pulls and

pushes, you just kinda say I want ASP.NET Core or

Microsoft/ASP.NET Core, right.

Docker assumes if you don't specify that it's gonna go up to docker hub.

>> Right, when you see a moniker ESP net core EPS net core

build it's assuming the public registry.

>> Right.

>> Okay. >> In this case I wanna redirect it

to a private registry and that's what I can do here.

So actually what I showed a moment ago if you remember,

I showed the admin stuff.

So lets go and grab this one let's just say.

>> And I can go to the access keys here.

Actually, let me go grab a different one.

Let's go grab the Canadian one here for a second.

Notice we actually have some rotation keys here, so

I can use either one of these.

This one is kind of a special privileged one,

because there's really only one account.

And we do have rotating keys.

What we probably want is one that you can do permissions on, owners,

read only, so on and so forth.

>> Yeah, I don't wanna share a super user with everyone.

>> Exactly, so what we've done is we used the service principle model

here and we've,

after the register is created, we've given you that snippet.

>> That you could run.

And it is kind of long so I will go paste it over here in Notepad.

>> Sure, it is long but it is written for you and

you're basically gonna go and make create for RBAC,

roll based access control, a new role with a password.

>> So we'll just kind of do that.

>> Highly secure.

>> Yeah which we'll delete very quickly.

[LAUGH] So we'll go off and now create that service principle.

And you can see the scope and all of that for that registry.

And notice the role is owner.

So in this case, but I could've also,

obviously done it as a different role.

>> Mm-hm.

>> And the list of roles are on the docs there.

So that'll give me the ability to have a username and password.

>> Mm-hm. >> And you kind of see the app ID

is the username.

>> Right. >> So I can use that to login.

Now I need to log in to this newly created registry.

So we'll say docker login.

And the registry that we created here, what was it?

Stevelas Azure Friday.

>> Yeah.

>> So we'll do that.

And for the username, and I could've done a -u -p for you here, but-

>> Sure, of course,

you could've just done Steve or

whatever, but- >> We'll do that.

>> Someone is assigned their password and their information,

some password.

>> Thank you.

>> Someone is assigned that password, and they log in once, and

then they go about their business.

>> Right, so- >> So now you're in.

>> So now I'm in, so- >> Gosh, let me guess,

if you type Docker images,

you're not gonna see the same stuff as before.

Actually I would.

Remember, so Docker images is actually looking locally.

>> Okay. >> Right, it's the local cache in my

machine, so that's what's built against my local host here.

This is just saying that when,

I can log into a couple of registries, right?

I actually am logged into a couple.

>> Okay. >> But

now if I want to push images to it,

let's say I want to take this web image that I've got here.

And I just built this from one of our samples, and

you can see there's the web latest.

>> Sure.

>> So what I would do is docker tag web to be this URL.

Where is the name of our, here we go.

This one right here.

That.

>> Right. >> Slash web and

we'll just say version one.

>> Okay.

>> And now if I do docker images.

I have two of them >> So repository,

>> These are local.

That's a remote one.

You haven't pushed it yet thought, right?

>> No I haven't.

But also notice the image idea is the same, right?

It knows the only thing different is a tag.

>> Right.

>> So now what I can do is say docker push.

And it'll now push that one to that registry.

So what the Docker client knows,

and we didn't make any changes to the Docker client.

Notice I'm actually using all the Docker CLI.

>> So Docker doesn't know or care that you are talking to Azure?

>> Nope.

It just sees that URL.

Anything before the slash, it sees there's dots in it and

goes, that must be a domain.

>> Is it significant that it pushed all the layers?

Did it take layers of it it pulled down from the public one and

pushed it to the private ones.

>> Right. >> So that you have no dependencies.

>> Correct.

So now, I don't.

All those layers are actually in my registry at this point, so

that's kind of cool.

>> That is extremely cool.

>> So now, if I go over to the portal and

which one did I use, by the way?

I did the AZ Friday thing.

>> Uh-huh.

>> So, we'll come over here. To-

>> I think you did Stevelas, yeah,

you did this right.

We've got so many.

>> I know, trying to show locations.

And now we show repositories.

We should see oop, there's red, there's one.

In fact, if we make a change here.

Let's just kinda go over here and say Hello World.

Version two.

>> We'll go build that here.

>> Of course, you're doing this in VS, and VS knows about docker.

You can see the docker compose.

VS is calling the docker commands for you and building that image.

There it goes and boom.

>> Boom it's done.

So now, if I look at docker images, if I could spell it right.

Did you ever create that shortcut?

>> 313, no I didn't.

>> [LAUGH] >> I should do that.

There's 313, which we only just made.

>> So I need a tag, that docker tag >> [INAUDIBLE]

>> Web, let's grab latest and

make sure we're actually getting latest,

I don't know if I did that before.

And we'll call that two.

Okay, yep.

>> So now we tag that one and now all we'll do is push

this up to a container registry and notice layer exist, layer exist.

All those previous layers were already push as they're only had

a push the code difference for the last one.

And if we come over to the portal,

we should see, >> Web Azure C1-

>> That's what I meant to do.

Thank you.

>> There it is, what if you click on a tag, what happens?

>> You see manifests.

>> There is is. >> You see

all kinds of other gooey- >> All this stuff-

>> Details.

>> Yeah, the internals of what got stored.

>> Yeah, so it kind of looks like internals too, right.

>> So I can use this as a place I can push to myself,

as you did manually.

>> All that stuff that you did that was a poor man's CICD?

>> Correct. >> Visual Studio built it,

Docker built the image, you push the images,

that was what Visual Studio team services could go and do for us.

>> Correct.

>> And then now that you have that private registry but it's close to

your other Azure resources, you could then deploy that.

>> Right, very cool.

>> Pretty cool.

>> GA unavailable.

GA unavailable.

Get started today.

We'll have some new features coming as well,

which we're pretty excited about.

But this we wanted to get out and let people get started already.

>> Very cool.

We're learning all about the Azure container registry here on

Azure Friday.

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