- If you know one thing about space,
it's that you don't enter it
unprotected by a ship or a suit.
If you get blown out of an airlock without either,
that's it, you're done.
Or are you?
In the first Guardians of the Galaxy film,
we see something that goes against pretty much
every other death by space we've ever seen.
So, if you were blown out of an airlock,
what would really happen to your body,
and do you have to be one of the Guardians of the Galaxy
to survive it?
Alright, I'm talking specifically about this scene
in Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 1,
when Peter Quill intentionally exits his ship
to gift Gamora his kick-ass mask.
It looks like he spends a fair amount of time
in the vacuum of space without exploding
or bleeding from the eyes like we've seen in other films.
So, which version of death by space is accurate?
First of all, space is deadly.
There's no air for you to breathe in space,
and you would eventually suffocate.
But what else happens?
Humans, like every other organism on Earth,
evolved under some kind of pressure,
pushing down on me, pushing down on you,
no man asked for.
For us primates, that pressure has always been about
100,000 pascals,
or around 15 pounds per square inch of pressure,
and that comes from the mass of air that surrounds us.
That pressure, in part, helped determine
what our bodies would look like,
how our blood would carry gas,
and even how our lungs would be able to force air
into themselves.
So, if all the air was suddenly sucked away from us,
like there's some mysterious hole,
then it would be,
you'd be (coughs).
So, if all the air was sucked away from you
through some theoretical hole,
you'd be forgiven in thinking that your blood
and your body and your lungs might kind of expand outwards
without the inward push of pressure,
and they might more or less expand to their breaking points
like marshmallows in a vacuum chamber.
But what would really happen to the human body in space,
aside from choking to death of course,
is a bit more subdued.
Peter Quill was lucky because space turns the body
into a bloated bag, not a bomb.
In the history of human space flight,
no person has fully subjected their bodies to the void,
but we do have a good idea
of what would happen to their bodies if they did
because of experiments we've conducted,
like in 1965, when NASA put a bunch of dogs
in a vacuum chamber and depressurized it,
effectively throwing them out of an airlock.
Here's what happened next.
I'm sorry about this.
All animals exposed to the low pressure
for longer than five seconds tended to lose consciousness
and began to swell and collapse
in between nine and 11 seconds.
Within the next five seconds,
unless the animals were recompressed,
they began to show marked expansion
due to gases
and gas expulsion from the stomach and lower bowel,
often leading in simultaneous, oh,
simultaneous projectile vomiting, oh,
defecation, oh, come on,
and urination.
And the water vapor and gas expansion
were of such magnitude
that the animals quickly became immobilized
with the neck, body, and extremities in extended positions
similar in appearance to an inflated goatskin bag.
It can't get worse, right?
It's fine.
While at the low pressure,
the saliva-like excretions and urine
became frozen and partially dehy--,
like a pee-sicle,
partially dehydrated.
It was also noticed in several animals
that after recompression to ground level,
the tongue was coated in ice.
After the test chamber was repressurized,
the dogs that did recover,
some didn't depending on how long they're exposed to vacuum,
returned to functional inside 30 minutes.
After 24 hours, the dogs that did survive
were back to normal, which fits with another study,
also in 1965, also by NASA, on chimps.
But all the chimps in this study survived
even after being exposed to the vacuum of space for minutes
and showed no ill effects afterwards.
So, if you are thrown out of an airlock
and you look like a gross blue Gumby creature,
first the air in your tissues and your blood would boil,
except they wouldn't get hot,
so you would just bloat.
But your skin is strong enough, so it wouldn't rip.
And then, all the air in your lungs and in your bowels
would force their way out,
and it would rip your lungs' tissue and freeze your tongue
and it would also pee your pants and then poop your pants
and then you might projectile vomit as well.
And then, you'd lose consciousness.
But you would not die immediately.
In fact, you have a few seconds of sanity
and you could be safely recovered
and returned to your normal state
if you were saved quickly enough.
This useful consciousness time,
according to all the experiments that we've done,
is around 15 uncomfortable seconds,
and death follows minutes thereafter.
Based on the experiments that we've done,
there is a finite amount of time
where a bloated gross Peter could save Gamora's life
and a finite amount of time before they both die
after passing out.
Did they make it?
Let's look at this scene again.
Since a lack of oxygen is the real reason
that space kills you eventually,
we want a total time without air,
allowing for the passage of time with camera cuts.
So, it looks like Peter spends about
10 seconds putting his mask on Gamora.
This is the time that he has to be usefully conscious.
It also looks like Gamora is exposed for 70 seconds
before the mask is put on her,
and Peter is exposed to space for a total of 50 seconds
after he removes his mask
before both are saved by the Ravagers.
According to everything that we just went through,
all three of these numbers check out.
This is enough time to be usefully conscious,
and this is enough time to be unconscious but saveable.
It could totally happen.
In fact, there's another unintentional experiment
that proves this.
In 1965, NASA test subject Jim LeBlanc's suit
accidentally depressurized inside of a full vacuum
vacuum chamber.
He passed out within 15 seconds
but was revived 30 seconds later
after the chamber was represssurized.
His eyes didn't pop out of his head.
He didn't explode.
His body didn't freeze solid.
But he did say that the last memory he had
before he passed out was the saliva on his tongue
bubbling away.
If Jim could survive this kind of exposure
in this time frame,
Star-Lord too could survive his contact with the cosmos.
So, how long could Star-Lord or you
survive in space unprotected?
Well, based on all the experiments we've done
and the accidents that we've had,
you could be conscious for about 15 seconds
before you're passed out and then have minutes to live
in which time you could be saved.
What I'm trying to say is that
that scene in Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 1
is more or less scientifically accurate,
right down to the frost on Peter's face
from his instantaneously evaporated sweat.
Although before the Ravagers beam them aboard,
they might want to change both of their pants.
Because Science.
Thank you so much for watching.
Make sure to follow me on Twitter at @Sci_Phile
where you can suggest ideas for future episodes
and on Facebook and Instagram
where I'm now posting mini episodes of my show
like I did today.
Thank you, again, for doing it.
The dance-off scene at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy 1
is a lot of fun,
but remember that Ronan only had to touch his staff
down to the surface of Xandar
and it would explode, right?
He had 62 seconds to do that.
Like just,
ooh-cha, boop.
No, come on, dance-off, boop.
No, come on, I'm just trying to distract, boop.
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Genius Is Not about Excelling at Something—It's about Doing Things Differently | Eric Weinstein - Duration: 5:23.
I think that very few people see the words 'excellence' or 'consensus' as anything other
than the most positive of words.
These are the habits that most people seek to cultivate.
They wish to be part of the consensus.
They wish to be excellent in both their behavior and hope for excellent outcomes.
I think the problem is that, we didn't realize that excellence so far as it goes is fine
but it's involved in a trade-off.
And that trade-off has to do with the fact that excellence is really about quality control.
It's about the fact that if I'm going to go for, let's say, a classical music
concert, I want to assume that the piece will be played flawlessly and I will concentrate
only on the interpretive aspects of the piece above that.
But, in fact, quality control can be deadly.
For example, if in a jazz date where an improviser takes few risks the music may be pleasant
enough as background music but it's scarcely the sort of thing that would have animated
the bebop generation who played live dates under open-mic conditions never knowing what
would happen next.
Perhaps the most famous jazz album of all time was Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue', and
if you look at the sheet music for that date almost nothing was written down.
It was just a question of bringing the most amazing minds together.
And you can even hear a few flaws on that album which make it so exciting.
So I think that the problem is that, we have to realize that excellence is about hill climbing.
It's about the fabled 10,000 hours.
It's about practice making perfect.
And this is something that, to the credit of excellence, it's something we do know
how to teach.
Perhaps we don't know how to teach everyone how to achieve it but there's always a class
of people who through dedicated repetition will be able to bring their variance under
extraordinary pressure so that they are reliable members of our society.
We want this in our surgeons, often.
We want this in our classical music performers.
But the question is: do we want it everywhere?
And because we do know how to teach excellence we've blinded ourselves to the role that
a different thought process is involved in, which I would associate with genius.
The key question is: who are these high-variance individuals?
Why are our schools filled with dyslexics?
Why are there so many kids diagnosed with ADHD?
My claim is these are giant underserved populations who are not meant for the excellence model.
They are meant to be the innovators, the people who bring us new forms of music that others
will seek to perfect and hone in their performance.
But these are the sorts of people who bring us new scientific vistas, who explore new
terrain, and what we've done is we've created a system which effectively demonizes
these different patterns.
We even call these things learning disabilities when, in fact, if you look at the learning
disabled population they very often are the most intellectual, accomplished members of
society.
But we put them through a torture chamber of K through 12 education where we attempt
to convince the teachers, who have no idea how to serve this population—we try to make
sure that there's no indication that there are teaching disabilities by pushing the responsibility
onto the students.
These are the learning disabled but in no real terms is this population learning disabled.
It's a different and a somewhat alien population that we have tried to machine to a point where
they look as close to the excellent population as possible.
So it's not really that I'm against excellence.
What I'm really against is the idea that we've absorbed the concept of excellence
into the very fabric of our society so that all those who don't function within that
idiom feel that they are somehow abhorrent and less than, when, in fact, these are the
people who are going to cure our cancers.
These are the people who are going to create new multi-billion dollar industries.
And, in fact, the problem is, is that we don't realize that genius is really about adaptive
valley crossing.
It's about taking on risk, taking on cost, doing things that make almost no sense to
anyone else and can only be shown to have been sensible after the fact because, in fact,
and I think, you know, Jim Watson said this beautifully, he said if you're really going
to do anything big you are by definition unqualified to do it.
So the entire culture of credentialism, of professionalism, is really a culture of excellence.
But, in fact, society is run by power laws.
The very thick tails of these distributions suggest that life isn't normally distributed
but distributed by power laws.
And we need a special class of people to play those tails, to get us the returns, to power
us forward and advance society.
And so what I'm really interested in is not being blinded by excellence to the prospects
for other modalities, in particular genius.
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Miley Cyrus Cops Backlash for Appropriating Hip-Hop Culture - Duration: 3:05.
If you spent any time listening to Miley Cyrus' hit album, Bangerz, back in 2013, then you
know that it was heavily influenced by hip-hop culture.
It featured guest appearances from Nelly, Future, Big Sean, and French Montana, and
more than half the project was produced by hip-hop producer Mike Will Made-It.
It seemed clear that Miley was listening to plenty of rap music at the time and embracing
it.
But it doesn't sound like that's the case anymore.
Miley is currently preparing to release a new single called "Malibu" next week,
and to build up the buzz surrounding it, she appeared on the latest cover of Billboard.
And she has caused some controversy as a result of some remarks she made about hip-hop in
her cover story.
While speaking with Billboard, Miley talked about everything from her engagement to Liam
Hemsworth to Donald Trump to quitting weed.
But she saved her most eye-opening comments for a brief discussion about rap music.
While talking about which artists are influencing her the most right now, she gave props to
Kendrick Lamar and his hit single, "Humble."
But in the same breath, she also spoke about how she doesn't listen to rap much anymore
because of the misogynistic and materialistic lyrics that are found in many songs.
"I also love that new Kendrick [Lamar] song ["Humble"]: "Show me somethin' natural
like ass with some stretch marks."
I love that because it's not "Come sit on my dick, suck on my cock."
I can't listen to that anymore.
That's what pushed me out of the hip-hop scene a little.
It was too much "Lamborghini, got my Rolex, got a girl on my cock"—I am so not that."
Since the Billboard cover story was released, Miley's comments have received plenty of
attention.
There are many people who believe that her criticisms of rap music prove that she was
appropriating hip-hop culture when she created Bangerz.
And they have called her out for doing it on social media.
"Um.
Why did Miley Cyrus think that anyone wanted her to comment on hip-hop?
ESPECIALLY after she spent 2 years appropriating it.
PLEASE."
"DUH: Miley Cyrus wore hip hop culture like a costume.
Abandoned it.
Stereotypes it now."
"Somebody text miley cyrus and tell her she was never apart of the hip hop culture
in the first place.
#girlbye"
This is not the first time Miley has been accused of appropriating hip-hop culture,
either.
After her performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, she was criticized for using
nothing but black backup dancers.
Some people believed she was using them as props, which caused her to fire back at her
critics during an interview with Rolling Stone.
"I don't keep my producers or dancers around 'cause it makes me look cool.
Those aren't my 'accessories.'
They're my homies."
It's a topic that she also touches on in her Billboard interview.
Shortly after offering up her thoughts on rap music, she once again defended her decision
to use black dancers while performing songs from Bangerz.
"It's mind-boggling to me that there was even a controversy around me having black
dancers.
That became a thing, where people said I was taking advantage of black culture, and with
Mike [Will Made-It]—what the fuck?
That wasn't true.
Those were the dancers I liked!"
Miley is certainly entitled to her opinion on rap music.
But her most recent comments about it clearly aren't going to do much to endear her to
the hip-hop community.
That's the news for now, but for all the latest on Miley Cyrus, subscribe to Complex
News on YouTube.
For Complex News, I'm Speedy Morman.
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Peter and Pearl Introduce Knock Knock - Doctor Who: Series 10 - Duration: 0:48.
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GTA 5 Unlimited Money Glitch AKA $1 A Dup 📌 FreightTrain What Tha Fuudge! Banned By Rockstar Games - Duration: 7:45.
what's up gamer and welcome to this
segment right here on your boy your
Sheriff I'm going to tell you this in
the beginning hit that like button
alright we got a fire segment coming
towards you you guys I'm always out
there in order to get you the latest and
greatest news when it comes to GTA 5 and
other games at this point we started
something very new in this channel so
you guys just show your support man drop
a like if you haven't subscribed what
are you waiting for and click on that
notification button right beside my name
so you can get the best videos when they
drop before maybe they get patched or
they get peeking down from the channel
okay here is a deal something huge
happened today and thanks to you guys
reaching out to me and letting me know
what happened I wouldn't have found out
about it until way later today but it's
the story of the day okay we're gonna
let go of click the titles we're gonna
like both everything we're going to talk
about Instant Karma now let me tell you
one thing here please don't take joy in
somebody else's misery I'm not here I'm
not here for that I'm not here to laugh
at somebody I'm not here to let you know
somebody got what somebody did get
screwed okay but I'm just saying please
please please do not drop his comments
on that youtubers channel do not take
joy in his misery because it's not right
okay don't hit a man when they're when
when he's down I'm just I'm not here
doing that I'm here to inform you
however that today brake train what the
fudge the dude that was at one point or
another friend with this channel and
started to make a lot of subscribers
because we have a good vibe here leaving
the channel turning on us calling us you
know shady calling us names and just
going straight out crazy on everybody
the dude who basically turns on
everybody that he gets to know today on
livestream check out what happened now
what needs to happen is we're gonna go
onto your account
and duplicate some cars for you we're
going to duplicate 10 elegy retros in
your CEO garage
you know we're legit I mean we've
already hooked up over over like looks
like over like 400 or 500 duplicated
cars to people they hit you up and then
have you just like back out of the shit
you know saying oh oh look at that I've
been banned permanently what so the dude
gets banned on livestream Rockstar is
not messing around it's a huge ban wave
because they don't only ban him they
banned also his friends in the party
with him now you guys if you have if you
don't know what was going on here
freight train is making money off of
rockstars
grand theft auto 5 by selling duplicated
cars what he does is he takes people's
username and password he logs into their
account sells them duplicated cars I'm
talking he's saying I think the price
that's going around right now is the
dollar a dupe for an allergy retro I
warned him there was a video that was
done on this earlier and I told him dude
back down from this road that you're
taking you will end up regretting it
it's not the right thing to do now the
community has stepped up some people
probably reported him and I think also
Rockstar is got their eyes wide open
when it comes to this game we are
talking about glitches being patch was
in a matter of two hours if you turn off
your Xbox or Playstation 4 you're not
going to come back and find the glitch
active so they're on top of their game
they want their money and all the powers
to them they've made an amazing piece of
software here that we all love to play
we're all addicted to now like I told
you in the beginning take no joy in this
because he did not only get banned
himself he managed to get a lot of other
people banned with him and I have like
my heart goes up to those people those
are people that probably came from the
Xbox 360 on the same bandwagon like all
of us making their character being
attached to that account and now their
gamertag their main gamertag is
permanently Bane's off of Grand Theft
Auto online and it's all thanks to the
freight train just being associated with
them
I don't know what to take out of this
other than if you value the game which
is advice that I tell you all the time
don't mess around with it because the
company doesn't want you to mess around
with it they had enough it's been three
years plus of people doing glitches it's
been a lot of time just them losing
money on a piece of software that's all
the revenue that they're getting off of
it is going to go toward GC a fix at
vert Iseman the size of the game the
scale of it everything that is going to
attack the actors we need to afford to
put into the game we all don't know what
gta6 could be gg6 could be the ultimate
video game of all time which brings back
maybe people from previous grand theft
auto online for them to afford all this
we don't need people like pre-trained
eating into their profit eating into
door you know their future projects that
they're doing so we need to kind of
respect that and we need to kind of move
back and say this is not right now you
guys he took it to a whole other level
he was making money off of their game
that's straight out stealing then he has
the nerve to say this in his live stream
you're gonna go fucking and everybody on
my friends list to Rockstar like holy
shit man for real there you go
if you do that I mean that's just
fucking it's just going to help me when
I take you guys to fucking court just
for fan and people for being my goddamn
party so I say they should fucking be
higher in my ass because if anything
they're fucking they're making out not
hiring me seeing our videos and then
posting the shit man this guy is
completely living in a separate universe
he needs to kinda realize what's
happening and kind of flip the table and
say if I was in their position I would
look at somebody like this and say he
lost his marbles he is basically
stealing from me and at the same time
bad-mouthing me in the community is it's
not the right thing to do
listen respect the company respect the
game that we all love and like I said
man drop a thumbs up on the video for
bringing you the latest and greatest
news and if you've missed yesterday's
money glitch let's put it that way I'm
not charging a dollar a dollar a dupe on
that if you've missed that you need to
go ahead and check it out I've got some
good news
they from Twitter people say we've made
two million in one day doing that glitch
and for freight train if you're watching
dude you can block my comments from your
channel it's not a big deal no hard
feeling and again man I'm not taking joy
in the misery that you're in right now
losing your mean account on Grand Theft
Auto must suck a lot let's move away
from this and hopefully save detect and
hopefully people that were with him in
the party at least get their account
back but it's complete stupidity to say
I'm gonna sue the company you have no
grounds to stand on you're no match to
Rockstar I mean they would squish you
down like even a tomato would not stand
a chance it'd be a joke to say that and
again be careful because the person that
they took his information on the Xbox is
saying that they changed his password
and you can't log back into this I can't
confirm if it's true or not but that is
why I warned you in the beginning saying
do not give your username and password
did anybody other than your mommy and
daddy I love mommy and daddy we can end
it on that if you love your mommy and
daddy drop a like on the video if you
don't like your mommy and daddy it's all
good you can drop a dislike on the video
I don't mind all good but I feel sorry
for you if you don't like their mommy
and daddy beast out everybody peace out
homies park beast down beast down
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Brock Lesnar WWE Update! Heat On WWE Star Backstage? | WrestleTalk News May 2017 - Duration: 4:14.
Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News!
I'm Oli Davis, and I'll be replying to as many comments on this video as I can.
The Miz, Seth Rollins Finn Balor main event on this week's Raw was arguably one of the
best WWE TV matches of the year so far, which The Miz won to become the No. 1 contender
to Dean Ambrose's Intercontinental Championship.
After Raw went off air, Ambrose and Miz furthered their feud when a wild Bray Wyatt appeared
from underneath the ring.
Look at him go!
Follow those buzzards, Bray!
Thanks to @DevilsXOmega on Twitter for letting us use that footage.
But Bray Wyatt hasn't been the only one exposing the business.
The WWE roster have just embarked on one of their most gruelling annual trips - the European
tour.
Directly following this week's episode of Smackdown, the crew flew across the pond,
where WWE will run 24 shows in 14 different countries over just 11 days, including next
week's Raw and Smackdown TV tapings in London, England - which I'm going to!
These intense tours can be stressful, with long plane rides, coach journeys and Sin Cara
making annoying noises.
So it's understandable a few of the boys wanted to chillax before their first show
in Italy last night.
As his new gimmick seems to be forcing people to take selfies with him, Titus O'Neil has
posted a photo on Twitter of a few Raw wrestlers just hanging out in Rome, with himself, Heath
Slater, Matt Hardy, Curtis Axel and...wait a second...that can't be...the currently
injured and most definitely feuding titans of Raw Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns getting
along just fine together!
It's considered bad form in professional wrestling to be seen all chummy in public
when you're engaged in a bitter blood feud with each other on TV - and even more so when
it's your A show's top feud: Titus O'Neil and Heath Slater.
And, to a lesser degree, Strowman and Reigns.
For a company that last year suspended Titus for 60 days because he slightly pushed Vince
McMahon, these photos will most likely garner O'Neill backstage heat.
And he seems to have realised his mistake, very quickly removing the photo from all his
social media.
Since winning the Universal Championship from Goldberg at Wrestlemania 33 last month, Brock
Lesnar hasn't been seen at all on WWE TV.
And it seems that ain't going to change for the next couple of months.
Dave Meltzer has revealed on Wrestling Observer Radio that Lesnar currently only has two dates
scheduled for WWE: Great Balls of Fire in July and Summerslam in August.
However, this isn't as serious as it first sounds.
Lesnar is actually expected to be around more for his current championship run than he was
for his 2014-2015 reign, it's just that WWE haven't yet confirmed the exact schedule.
Braun Strowman seems to be Brock's next challenger, with Finn Balor and Seth Rollins
also being likely opponents down the line.
A Balor vs Lesnar main event for Summerslam would fit into storyline very nicely, being
a year since Finn became the first ever Universal Champion.
But before Great Balls of Fire, we have the Smackdown-exclusive pay-per-view Backlash
in just two weeks' time, which now has an official poster - Shinsuke Nakamura's Great
Balls of Fire right in your face.
It's a really reassuring placement of Nakamura, with WWE obviously seeing his debut match
on the main roster as the show's major selling point-WHOAH, wait a second.
What does that say above his left leg?
'The Artist Known As Shinsuke Nakamura'!?
Oh god dammit.
Bayley picked up a nasty looking injury on this week's Raw, and the brand new episode
of WrestleRamble is now live, where Luke Owen and I decide which show was better - Raw or
Smackdown?
Click the videos to the left to find out more and press subscribe.
I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.
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Rock Me Pink | The Pink Panther (1993) - Duration: 10:25.
MAN: Zinc Roughage?
We gotta see this guy.
ALL: (CHANTING) Zinc! Zinc! Zinc! Zinc!
(CHEERING)
Huh! I like this guy,
but I'm not that stuck on him.
WOMAN: Oh, speak for yourself.
Oh, thanks.
(HORN HONKING)
(SCREAMING)
Oh, he's here.
He's here.
(POP MUSIC PLAYING)
Everybody stand back.
Zinc is among you.
ALL: (CHANTING) Zinc! Zinc! Zinc!
Oh, I'll never get
his autograph from back here.
Hey, I need to see him, too.
ALL: (CHANTING) Zinc! Zinc! Zinc!
(SCREAMS)
MAN: Hey, this weenie's cutting in line.
(ALL CLAMORING)
(PINK PANTHER IMITATES FIRE ENGINE SIREN)
Move aside, citizen.
Emergency.
(SCOFFS) I don't see no fire.
All right then.
How about water?
Whoa!
Shall we?
(ALL CHEERING)
Oh, Mr. Roughage,
can I have your autograph?
No blinking way!
Hmm, would I miss the opportunity,
pretty little darling?
Metal Mania!
Oh, for me?
I'll make this into a shrine.
PINK PANTHER: Mr. Roughage?
I wrote this special song for you.
It's a real killer.
Are you out of your pink melon?
(BLOWS RASPBERRY)
No one writes better music than Zinc Roughage, mate.
Wow, he totally read your song.
Don't you feel honored?
I'll get it to him somehow.
ALL: Zinc! Zinc! Zinc!
All right, metalheads.
Give it up for the Master of Guitar Disaster,
Zinc Roughage.
(CROWD CHEERING)
Metal Mania!
(CROWD APPLAUDING)
(SCREAMS)
Whoa!
MAN: You, the pink guy.
Where's your backstage pass?
Oh, why didn't you say you were with the band?
You better get dressed.
Zinc has started the first set.
(GLASS SHATTERS)
It's show time.
I know once he sees this, he'll wanna play it.
(YELPS)
And if I find that geek,
I'm gonna pound him into protoplasm.
One side slug juice.
Yes, sir. Right away, sir.
(GROWLS) Geek alert.
ZINC: ♪ Oh, I'm going to rock
♪ My brainiac with Metal Mania ♪
-(MUSIC FADES) -(CROWD BOOING)
Hey.
PINK PANTHER: Hey, Zinc!
Are you gonna try my song?
BULLY: How about if I sing a few bars?
ZINC: ♪ I'm going down
♪ The drain-ia from Metal Mania ♪
(GROWLS)
-Whoa! -(CROWD BOOING)
Man, you're like the flu.
I can't get rid of you.
ZINC: Whoa!
He hates heights, you know.
-(GLASS SHATTERING) -(THUD)
(CROWD CHEERING)
Uh, Mr. Roughage.
(BULLY GRUNTS)
Zinc! Speak to me, boy.
♪ These little town blues
♪ Jack ♪
(SCREAMS)
♪ It's up to you
♪ New York, New York ♪
ALL: (CHANTING) We want Zinc! We want Zinc!
We want Zinc!
Someone's gotta go out there and perform.
WOMAN: Oh, man.
But who would be stupid enough
to face that bloodthirsty,
crazed crowd of mad dogs?
-(GROWLS) -Hey, thanks for the offer,
but I've got a taste for some sushi.
Ciao!
(PINK PANTHER YELPING)
ALL: We want Zinc!
We want Zinc!
(GULPS)
Metal Mania!
ALL: Boo! Boo!
That chucklehead's trying to steal my act.
(EXPLOSION)
(CROWD JEERING)
(LAUGHING)
(GROWLS)
(HORN HONKING)
Pinky, play your song.
But where am I gonna find a piano?
Thanks, man.
(PLAYING SOFT MUSIC)
ALL: Boo!
(CROWD JEERING)
Rock and roll.
(PLAYING UPBEAT MUSIC)
(CHEERING)
Pink, Pink, Pinky!
Oh, oh.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
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Molecules Bumping Into One Another | Genius - Duration: 2:20.
Should I brew more?
Still warm, and it's been awhile.
But the Law of Cooling is a decaying exponential.
But you need a measurement on the liquid to get the heat
transfer coefficient.
Don't worry about the measurement for now.
We'll find a new way to think about it.
All right, so forget the T entirely.
What if we thought of molecules like people.
Yes, moving at impossible speeds,
bumping into one another!
And the amount of pressure people
feel can be understood by how frequently these bumps happen.
More people, more pressure.
No, not necessarily.
How big is the room?
Say they're crammed into a crowded hallway,
jostling and bumping, late for class.
High pressure, yes?
[laughing]
Mileva, are you all right?
I am.
Now let's place them in a grand ballroom, the same people.
No more, no less, only now 10 times the size.
Enough to dance freely around the room.
More volume.
Fewer collisions.
BOTH: Lower pressure.
[MUSIC - RICHARD STRAUSS, "BLUE DANUBE"]
Let's write a paper together.
On what?
This isn't a new thought.
Just a new way of seeing it.
What if this is the way to prove
the existence of molecules?
Doesn't it sound like fun, dolly?
You and me writing a paper that could change the world.
And probability of chaos.
Not the title I would choose, but we can discuss it.
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Inhumans TV FIRST LOOK Reaction - Beyond The Trailer - Duration: 11:39.
When Marvel announced that a live action Inhumans project
was still alive after Kevin Feige said "No thank you"
to a movie - he was like "You ain't pushin' that fake X-Men crap on me!"
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FBI Says Most Terror Investigations Are Focused On US Citizens, Not Foreigners - Duration: 4:57.
FBI Director James Comey may be one of the most hated people amongst Democratic circles,
certainly those that supported Hillary Clinton, but just this week he actually said something
that made a lot of sense and kind of shifts the focus on the U.S. war on terrorism.
He said during a Senate hearing earlier this week ... Senator Patrick Leahy asked him a
question about what the FBI is doing in terms of terrorism, what kind of people they're
looking at, and James Comey was bluntly honest and said the majority of open terrorism cases
that we at the FBI have ... They're not investigating foreigners.
We're not investigating Muslims.
We're investigating United States citizens for suspected terrorism.
Now, both the CIA and the FBI in the past have said that homegrown domestic terrorism
in the United States is the biggest terrorist threat that we face.
It's not Muslims coming in from other countries.
It's not the people that Donald Trump is trying to ban from coming into the United States,
although Comey admitted he was not going to address that issue.
It's U.S. citizens.
Sure, some of them happen to be Muslim.
Some of them may subscribe to the extremist ideologies that we see in ISIS and al-Qaeda.
That's a given.
For the most part, it is hardcore right-wing extremists that pose one of the greatest threats
to U.S. national security, and those aren't people hopping a border fence.
Those aren't people coming over here disguised as someone else.
These are people born and raised in the United States.
Again, what Comey told us during this hearing is not anything new.
This is something the FBI has been telling us for years.
The Southern Poverty Law Center that tracks and monitors hate groups and right-wing extremism,
violent right-wing extremism, has been telling us this for years.
We know this, but it is good to have this kind of confirmation from the FBI that they
are taking this threat seriously.
After all, it wasn't ISIS that walked into a predominantly black church and started shooting
people.
It wasn't ISIS that walked into an elementary school in the Northeast and started shooting
people.
It wasn't ISIS that bombed Oklahoma City.
Those were homegrown terrorists, some right-leaning, some maybe not.
It doesn't matter their political ideology at this point.
What matters is that for years we have been ignoring the fact that we have a lot of extremists
here in the United States, and hopefully the FBI is taking this seriously.
Hopefully, they're cracking down on this and trying to prevent whatever attacks these people
are trying to do.
You know, while the Trump administration tries to distract us with things like the Atlanta
terrorism, I guess, bombing, with the Bowling Green massacre, things that never actually
happened, at least there is one branch of government ... or government agency, I should
say ... that understands the real threat.
The threat are right-wing terrorists who take over a wildlife refuge in Oregon or who point
automatic weapons at federal agents trying to get them to just pay their bills.
They've been bilking taxpayers ... The Bundy boys have been bilking taxpayers for millions
of dollars for a couple decades.
We just wanted them to pay their fair share.
Instead, those people were met by violent right-wing extremists who pointed automatic
rifles at them from that bridge, and the government backed down.
We let the terrorist win.
We always say we don't negotiate with terrorists, but they damn sure did it with those right-wing
terrorists known as the Bundy family.
I hope the FBI is taking this seriously.
I hope they're investigating, and I hope they make some arrests.
It's one thing to constantly be afraid of this Middle Eastern bogeyman that may or may
not show up one day, or the immigrants coming over the border who, as Trump says, want to
rape and kill us.
It's a completely different thing to understand that the real threat of terrorism might be
your next-door neighbors, or the people down the street, or the people in your office building.
Those are the ones that the FBI is looking at and taking seriously, and it's time for
the Trump administration to do the same.
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Anna Herrin Says Fyre Festival Wasn't Really That Bad | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:23.
HOW WAS THE FESTIVAL?
TELL ME EVERYTHING.
ANNA HARREN AT L.A.X.
SHE'S A SUPER HOT MODEL WHO WENT
TO FYRE FEST IN THE BAHAMAS, JA
RULE'S GIG, AND LOVED IT.
I GOT TO LEAVE THE MAIN LIKE
TENT APOCALYPSE AREA MAINLY
BEFORE MIDNIGHT BEFORE IT GOT
LIKE DARK AND SKETCHY.
SO I SAY, YOU ENJOY YOURSELF?
I DID.
I HAD AN AWKWARDLY GOOD TIME.
I KIND OF FELT BAD ABOUT IT.
I SAY, WHY AREN'T WE HAVING
MORE PEOPLE WITH POSITIVE
EXPERIENCES COMING OUT AND
SAYING, HEY, IT WASN'T TOO BAD?
I THINK IT'S BECAUSE THERE
WAS SO MUCH
[BLEEP] GOING ON THEY FELT
GENUINELY GUILTY IF THEIR
SITUATION DIDN'T WORK OUT AS
WELL F IT DID WORK OUT TOO WELL,
THIS IS AWKWARD BECAUSE PEOPLE
WERE FIGHTING OVER CHEESE
SANDWICHES.
WELL, SHE DOESN'T CARE IF THE
FOOD WAS BAD BECAUSE SHE DOESN'T
EAT AT ANYTHING.
HAVE YOU LOOKED AT HER.
STICK THIN.
HARVEY: RIGHT.
NO FOOD?
FANTASTIC!
[LAUGHTER]
THANK YOU SO, SO MUCH.
CHEERS.
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HOW TO ISOLATE SHOULDERS | BODY ISOLATIONS #1 - Deberías Estar Bailando - Duration: 8:31.
Hi Dancers!,… I'm Claudia, teacher at the Dance School ¡Deberías Estar Bailando!.
Welcome to this new Series of tutorials
with Body Isolation Exercises.
What is Body Isolation?.
It is the ability to move one part of the body,
independent of the rest.
It can be the shoulders, as in this case,… The head, the torso, the hip.
I wanted to overtake and bring you today this video that will be very useful
for everything that is about to come to the Channel.
In this tutorial I want to teach you some very simple Exercises,
which I do for greater control of my shoulders.
And that I find very useful, to have a better capacity of movement
when I dance Bachata, Salsa, Cha cha chá, Merengue, Kizomba,…
These exercises are not exclusive to women, I also perform them
to train my body and have greater control when dancing.
So guys, I encourage you to practice with Claudia.
Are you ready?,…
In this first tutorial we will focus only on the shoulders, and we will make the different
movements that we can do with them.
As the back or forward rotations and the movements forward and back or up and down.
Put you the same as me and start with the Rotations back.
We will start with the right shoulder.
A bit faster.
We switch to the left.
Faster.
Now with both.
Little faster.
And alternate shoulders.
A bit faster.
We will now work the Rotations forward.
Starting with right shoulder.
Go faster.
Left now.
Faster.
Both shoulders.
Quick.
And alternate shoulders to finish.
A little faster.
Now we will move forward and back.
With right shoulder.
A bit faster.
With left.
Faster.
Both.
Alternate.
A little faster.
Faster.
To finish, now Movements up and down.
Right shoulder.
A little faster.
Left shoulder.
Faster.
Both shoulders.
And alternate.
Faster.
All right!. Keep practicing.
If you liked the video, a Like is the easiest way to demonstrate it.
And subscribe to the Channel.
Dance will change your life,… You should be dancing!.
See you in the next tutorial.
A hug.
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Community Tourism In Mezcala, Chapala Mexican Biggest Lake - Duration: 11:21.
I went on a tour to see what is communitary tourism.
In fact the concept is quite easy.
It means that the locals organized the tourism in the place.
They organize the activities, create the restaurants, hotels etc...
So let's be tourists!
This is the Chapala lake.
To get a better view on it, we climbed a hill.
Hey! hi! We are in...Chapala! Mezcala! Mexico! Mexico! Jalisco! It's so funny! It's so funny, where is the... Over there. Lake! Lake! Chapala lake!
I found a poo from a fox.
However I am not sure, if you know what is it, tell me in the comment.
It looks like a moustache, but it smells terrible!
At the top of the hill, there is a dirty pool.
Cool right?
I didn't swim in it because who knows what kind of illness are there.
Good place to skim stones, by the way.
After climbing up, you had to go down.
And then drink and eat
"Tostada de Ceviche" which is a salad with green vegetables, schrimps, on a toasted tortilla.
"Pellizcada or Sopes" which is basically a thick tortilla with whatever you want on it,
here butter and cheese.
Fried shrimps in chili sauce inside a tortilla.
An entire plate of shrimps with veggies and rice.
And then small fishes "charales".
They are the local speciality of Chapala lake.
It's fried and delicious in a tortilla.
Other fried shrimps with chili sauce and veggies.
Delicious!
The seafood is excellent in Mexico!
Then we swam inside the lake.
It's a very contaminated lake with heavy metals inside.
But at the end I don't know when I will die so I can't measure the impact of these heavy
metals of my health.
Then I went on a boat, a terrestrial boat.
I found a fish, a flying fish.
More food!
They are fish eggs on a tortilla!
Also delicious!
We tried to fish, but they were to much waves so we didn't catch any fish.
However we had fun!
The next day, we took a boat to go on an island, the island of Mezcala.
It's always fun to take these boats.
Moreover I am never seasick with these small embarcations.
This lake is the biggest in Mexico and the second biggest in Latin America.
We finally arived on the island after 30 minutes of boat.
It has a long story.
Before it was colonized by pre hispanic people.
You can still find ruins belonging to this period.
There is the old cemetery and a yellowish strange amd impressive tree.
The last centuries, people built a jail in a castle.
It's not used today but it's a nice attraction for tourists.
Some people say that in the night you can still hear the ghosts
screaming or walking in the prison.
Scary right?
Going back on the continent to cook and eat!
We cooked the fishes that we didn't catch the previous day.
With tortillas, veggies and local beans.
We had to clean the fish, it's easy.
However I didn't know how to do it!
It's still moves...
After death, there are nervious movement!
The cleaned fish can finally find his way to the barbecue
and cook well there in a leaf of corn.
Preparing the dough to make tortillas.
Making tortilla is quite simple with a good dough.
You just compress the dough inside this wooden machine.
You press with your hand and... ready!
Don't forget to use the sheets of plastic to avoid the dough to stick on the wood.
Handmade tortilla is delicious and it's even better when you do it on your own.
You put veggies and chili sauce inside your tortilla and ready.
You can eat your taco.
Back to the town of Mezcala, I drunk a "Michelada".
It is a strange mix of beer with tomato and Squirt.
In fact it's not good, but because it reminds me of Mexico, I like it.
Thank you for watching the video, if you liked it and if you want more, you may subscribe.
And also tell me what was this poo, strange fox poo on the hill, in the comment.
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Famous Milk Tea in Houston Texas . - Duration: 8:46.
hello everybody I'm LUKE KHOA. Here is Haley Lane . John B
We're going to go inside order some
Sương Sáo Bạc hà
Em muốn ăn phở. I want to eat Pho Noodle soup .
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XYLØ - I Still Wait For You (Uplink Remix) - Duration: 3:34.
XYLØ - I Still Wait For You (Uplink Remix)
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Guinness Golden Ale Beer Review 2017 - Duration: 3:22.
Welcome back everybody today we're going
to look at a beer from Guinness this is
called Golden Ale this is a four point
five percent ABV and I'm not sure about
the IBUs as they are not on the bottle
right off the bat we are getting some
peaks in the head of this beer almost
all small bubbles in there whitehead
about a half a finger right now golden
color very very clear a couple bubbles
coming up that's about it this is part
of the Brewers project and I don't know
if you can get these separate I'm sure
some stores have them but I did have to
buy an assorted case to get this beer so
let's smell fresh clean smell with some
citrus in there more lemon than anything
and a little bit of malt let's get a
taste
a little bit of citrus in there that's
about it maybe a little bit of hops in
the back there a little bitterness in
there very very clean beer I'm also
picking up some bready flavors in there
or taste in there on the middle of the
mouth it goes away real quick it doesn't
linger I would say this is a summer beer
I can see drinking this next to a pool
or mowing the lawn as it is a low abv
and like i said the ibus have to be low
under 20 on this one you're not getting
any bitterness in the back it's not
lingering at all
for this one I would have to go with a 4
out of 5 pretty good beer I know some of
the other Guinness beers that I drank
haven't been as good I was almost not
going to get this variety pack just
because you know they're nitro IPA was
horrible but this is a good beer again I
would drink it in the summer not now I
don't know why these breweries are doing
this releasing this stuff in the winter
instead of the summer but oh well well
that wraps up the video for the Guinness
golden ale and until next time happy
brewing thank you for watching this
video thumbs up if you liked it thumbs
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DJI Mavic Pro Drone Charging Off-Grid On the Cheap (Camping, Hiking, Road Trip) - Duration: 11:19.
a I if you are a new VJ I medic drone
odor like I am or not doesn't even have
to be a map it could be a phantom or and
inspire although if you're going with
inspire chances are you get a little bit
bigger of a budget you might be thinking
well I got some travel plans coming up
and how am I going to charge this thing
Elton Bush or the middle of nowhere or
while I'm hiking through a mountain or
on camping if you're going off grid
charging your Mavic and it's accessories
might become a bit of an issue well I
found a simple solution rather than
wasting or not wasting but spending a
ton of money
buying you know a bunch of extra
batteries and it's more useful and
practical as well basically or at the
moment I am kind of stuck with just one
battery until I scrape up her you know
save up a little more money buy an extra
battery chances are if you're going out
in the wild you might have at least one
extra battery so you can swap them as
needed well a low cost alternative and
much more useful for especially for
camping is something like this which is
a lithium jump starter they're commonly
referred to as a lithium jumpstart are
great for jump-starting an
internal-combustion vehicle however
that's not all it does it also has an
output to charge your laptop computer
and this one has two USB ports the
laptop charging is voltage selectable of
12 16 or 19 and also it has now besides
having red and blue strobes and also hit
don't hold the button down Terry oh
there we go also has a very bright LED
flashlight and I guess the red blue
strobes technically illegal if it's an
emergency situation you need help at
least you got strobes as I definitely
someone seems red and blue strobe
they're going to be coming looking for
you one other nice thing about it is it
has 12 volt output and a very high power
output to so what am I getting at this
is what I'm getting at for
less than $20 I already had the
JumpStart you can pick these up I highly
recommend the JB JD me jump starter they
gave me this one a few years ago to test
and I've been using quite literally the
living crap out of it and it has worked
flawless my dad had three from different
brands and he takes good care of them
and they just haven't last this thing's
been bulletproof I highly recommend it
so for less than $20 I picked up this
neat attachment right here and basically
what this does is it has the ec5 I just
replace the ec5 plug on it and converts
the ec5 plug to a 12 volt socket also
referred to as a cigarette socket or a
12 volt cigarette outlet so you just
plug that into your lithium jumpstarter
and then I have a 12 volt car adapter to
charge the Maverick battery so you can
use this not only out in the bush or
off-grid with your jumpstarter you can
also use it with your car to charge the
Maverick battery while you're driving
and then of course we have Mavic battery
which I just flew it the battery was 70
percent reported on the Maverick when I
shut it off so we got we actually only
have three lights out of four so now
that this is plugged in might or might
not be able to see the green light on
there you plug in your battery give it a
moment and you can see the green lights
hopefully flashing there as it is
charging your magic battery now here's
the beauty of it
this jdb jump starter contains enough
stored power when it's fully charged to
fully charge a Mavic battery three at
least three full times just on its own
so not if you if you had take that plus
how much power you know if you come with
a fully charged battery you got four
complete 100 percent two dead flights so
you have four complete flights which is
oh let's see 20 we round down 25 minutes
light
time for flight that's a hundred minutes
of flight timing so it's uh that's
that's a lot of flight time that's like
a 64 gig memory card full of video but
here's the other beauty of it you can
also charge your phone out in the wild
or tablet or whatever you're using as
your screen for your controller of
course I got a turn will switch they're
on for that there we go and you can
charge your maverick or or phantom or
inspire controller now unlike the actual
drone batteries there we go charging of
the controller laughs I just as a test I
got about ten full flights out of it the
controller battery before it was time to
recharge the controller battery and I
can usually get two or three flights
full flights out of and this iPhone 5s
before I have to recharge and the phone
is dead now one thing I will note is
instead of using my iPhone 6s which is
my actual day-to-day cell phone this is
my old 5s and the battery is actually
worn on it and according to mr. battery
program called mister battery my battery
is sometimes it's as low as 50 to 70%
health so it's only holding about half
of its original battery capacity because
it's used it's one so if you have a
newer phone of course you're going to
get more flights out of it or a tablet
you're going to get more flights out of
it so right now we're charging the drone
battery the controller and the phone all
off of this one jump starter and
considering the battery the phone and
the controller will use considerably
less power chances are you might not
even have to charge the controller on
for charges now one benefit I don't have
set up for demonstration today as it's
up north I don't have it with me it's up
at my parents house up north is a
portable solar panel what am I getting
at well once again poor
twelve volt solar panel we can now plug
the jdv lithium charger into the
portable 12-volt solar panel yeah it
might take all day but while you're out
flying or hiking your solar panels back
at camp charging up your jdv so you have
power at night and power to recharge
your battery or you could just plug your
spare batteries into it
the jdv jumpstarters most of these
lithium jumpstarters also come with a
nice little kit there and this one
actually came with a multi connector so
i only have to plug into one USB port i
can charge an old the old 30 pin iphone
which is a little those older older
iPhones and iPads that use that are too
slow to use with the drones has a mini
USB port which is kind of obsolete now a
micro USB which will charge your Android
or controller and then a lightning
connector so you can do all that the
kids got it and actually I have a dual
one in my my drone box my carry box for
the drone so that way I don't have to
carry tons of extra cables one cable to
charge the controller and also the phone
at the same time and of course the
lithium jumpstarters come with the 12
volt charging socket to all your
adapters for for the laptop connections
so there we go we're definitely we're
above 75% now because the battery is
hitting four it's still charging now in
my test it only took about 50 minutes to
an hour to fully charge the Mavic
battery from dead there I should say
because you can't actually completely
drain a Mavic battery in most
circumstances unless you're like really
far away and high up but from the point
where it forced landed to the point
where it was done charging completely
took about 50 minutes to an hour which
is not bad and of course there's also
the little lights are a little bin with
a surrounding ambient lighting here but
there is a power gauge on here this one
specifically it is a 12 amp power
capacity so
that's you know there's a lot power
packed into this one little unit and
that's it that is how I'm planning on
charging my Mavic when I do my camping
and my road trips because one of my my
regular viewers if you're one of my
regular viewers you already know I take
a road trip every year with my boys to
chill Quinn Oregon or it's also
basically the crater lake Oregon area or
Klamath Falls where there's a place
called Train mountain and we hop on a
little seven and a half inch train and
we're out driving around and seven and a
half inch tracks is 39 miles of it by
the time we get there this year there's
going to be over 40 miles of track and
we're out there for four or five hours
well I'm hoping to get some real
beautiful footage with this mimic and
this is going to be great for charging
the Mavic while we're out on the track
there's no power let's just randomly out
in the mountains I mean this is your
middle of nowhere you've got to carry a
long-range Ray Waki talkie there's no
cell phone service nothing out there so
I'll be some great footage this year and
there you have it that is how you charge
the Mavic battery out in the middle of
nowhere if you are interested in any of
these products also the the 12 volt
charger here has a cooling fan on it so
if you can prop it up so it can cool
this will this is an actual active smart
12 volt charger meaning that some of
them I saw some of the cheaper ones and
don't get me wrong this thing was
extremely reasonable this plus the V
adapter were less than 20 bucks total
free shipping but some of the upper ones
will require your vehicle to be running
so it has a higher voltage in the
vehicle battery to be able to charge the
Mavic whereas this can step up or step
down the the the voltage in order to
safely and properly charge your kinetic
battery all both these if you would like
to purchase I do have links to the
purchase pages in the description box
below if you have any questions post
away and I'll do my best to answer them
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The Chainsmokers - Honest (Lyrics / Lyric Video) Evan Gartner Remix - Duration: 3:48.
If I'm being honest
If I'm being honest
So I'm being honest
You said I should be honest
If I'm being honest
If I'm being honest
But you're not the only one on my mind
Like I don't need nobody else
I know I keep these feelings to myself
'Cause I think about it every night I'm not sober, and
And I'm not gonna tell you that I'm over it
I'm just on the radio
And I don't even like the road
It's been three weeks at least, now, since I've been gone
what am I supposed to do?
I don't wanna let you down
It's 6 a.m., I'm so far away from you
If I'm being honest
If I'm being honest
So I'm being honest
You said I should be honest
If I'm being honest
If I'm being honest
But you're not the only one on my mind
Like I don't need nobody else
I know I keep these feelings to myself
'Cause I think about it every night I'm not sober, and
And I'm not gonna tell you that I'm over it
I'm just on the radio
She don't really love me though
And there's this girl, she wants me to take her home
I don't know what to say at all
I'm supposed to call you, but
It's 5 a.m. and I'm on the radio
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Genius Is Not about Excelling at Something—It's about Doing Things Differently | Eric Weinstein - Duration: 5:23.I think that very few people see the words 'excellence' or 'consensus' as anything other
than the most positive of words.
These are the habits that most people seek to cultivate.
They wish to be part of the consensus.
They wish to be excellent in both their behavior and hope for excellent outcomes.
I think the problem is that, we didn't realize that excellence so far as it goes is fine
but it's involved in a trade-off.
And that trade-off has to do with the fact that excellence is really about quality control.
It's about the fact that if I'm going to go for, let's say, a classical music
concert, I want to assume that the piece will be played flawlessly and I will concentrate
only on the interpretive aspects of the piece above that.
But, in fact, quality control can be deadly.
For example, if in a jazz date where an improviser takes few risks the music may be pleasant
enough as background music but it's scarcely the sort of thing that would have animated
the bebop generation who played live dates under open-mic conditions never knowing what
would happen next.
Perhaps the most famous jazz album of all time was Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue', and
if you look at the sheet music for that date almost nothing was written down.
It was just a question of bringing the most amazing minds together.
And you can even hear a few flaws on that album which make it so exciting.
So I think that the problem is that, we have to realize that excellence is about hill climbing.
It's about the fabled 10,000 hours.
It's about practice making perfect.
And this is something that, to the credit of excellence, it's something we do know
how to teach.
Perhaps we don't know how to teach everyone how to achieve it but there's always a class
of people who through dedicated repetition will be able to bring their variance under
extraordinary pressure so that they are reliable members of our society.
We want this in our surgeons, often.
We want this in our classical music performers.
But the question is: do we want it everywhere?
And because we do know how to teach excellence we've blinded ourselves to the role that
a different thought process is involved in, which I would associate with genius.
The key question is: who are these high-variance individuals?
Why are our schools filled with dyslexics?
Why are there so many kids diagnosed with ADHD?
My claim is these are giant underserved populations who are not meant for the excellence model.
They are meant to be the innovators, the people who bring us new forms of music that others
will seek to perfect and hone in their performance.
But these are the sorts of people who bring us new scientific vistas, who explore new
terrain, and what we've done is we've created a system which effectively demonizes
these different patterns.
We even call these things learning disabilities when, in fact, if you look at the learning
disabled population they very often are the most intellectual, accomplished members of
society.
But we put them through a torture chamber of K through 12 education where we attempt
to convince the teachers, who have no idea how to serve this population—we try to make
sure that there's no indication that there are teaching disabilities by pushing the responsibility
onto the students.
These are the learning disabled but in no real terms is this population learning disabled.
It's a different and a somewhat alien population that we have tried to machine to a point where
they look as close to the excellent population as possible.
So it's not really that I'm against excellence.
What I'm really against is the idea that we've absorbed the concept of excellence
into the very fabric of our society so that all those who don't function within that
idiom feel that they are somehow abhorrent and less than, when, in fact, these are the
people who are going to cure our cancers.
These are the people who are going to create new multi-billion dollar industries.
And, in fact, the problem is, is that we don't realize that genius is really about adaptive
valley crossing.
It's about taking on risk, taking on cost, doing things that make almost no sense to
anyone else and can only be shown to have been sensible after the fact because, in fact,
and I think, you know, Jim Watson said this beautifully, he said if you're really going
to do anything big you are by definition unqualified to do it.
So the entire culture of credentialism, of professionalism, is really a culture of excellence.
But, in fact, society is run by power laws.
The very thick tails of these distributions suggest that life isn't normally distributed
but distributed by power laws.
And we need a special class of people to play those tails, to get us the returns, to power
us forward and advance society.
And so what I'm really interested in is not being blinded by excellence to the prospects
for other modalities, in particular genius.
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Mini Birthday Book Haul! - Duration: 5:49.
Hi everyone it's Lauren and I know I did a
book haul recently, I did a very very big
book haul recently, but then it was my
birthday so I got a few more books so I
thought I'd just do a very short little
mini book haul for what I got for my
birthday and around that general time
and then I promise no more book hauls!
I'll just stop getting books so
The first one that I have here today is
a present from Will's
auntie, which is Swimming Lessons by
Claire fuller and this is such a good
shout from her, I didn't ask for this
book and but I really wanted to read it
so it's fantastic but I got it for my
birthday
Claire Fuller wrote Our Endless Numbered
Days, which I haven't read, but this is
her second book and it's about a mother
who goes missing or leaves presumed dead
and she's left letters for her husband
throughout all of his on the unread
books I think in his house and I know a
few people have read this and really
enjoyed it so this is a fantastic choice
really looking forward to this one
The next two books were birthday presents
from the lovely Simon at Savidge Reads
and he's given me a couple of really
interesting picks actually, first one is
What Belongs To You by Garth Greenwell
I've not read any Garth Greenwell so this is
really interesting. This is about a man
who's a teacher I think, who ends up
paying for sex with another man that
he finds in the bathroom but it's about
sort of growing up as gay in the
south of America in the 1990s, so very
interested in this one and the second
one was such a good choice so it was The
Decline of the Great Auk According to
One Who Saw it by Jessie Greengrass
which is a book of short stories. This
book has been on my wishlist or my
little list that I have on my phone of all
the books I want to read, for ages I cannot
remember whose channel I saw this on now
I feel like maybe Mercedes? I might be
making it up, but this has been on my
list for ages because I heard someone
talk about it and thought it sounded
really interesting. I can't remember now
why I thought it sounded interesting but
when I opened it from Simon I was
like this is brilliant! Now I've
got it, I've wanted it for a while. The twelve
stories in this startling collection
range over centuries and across the
world. There are stories of those who
are lonely or estranged or out of time
There are hauntings both literal and
metaphorical and acts of cruelty and
neglect but also of penance
so it sounds really interesting it is
'occasionally funny and certainly tragic'
I then have some poetry collections
which were gifted to me from Jen
Campbell, so the first one is Odes by
Sharon Olds, now this one is the
poetry collection which I'd like 'ode to a pubic
hair' I think? It definitely has like
Ode to Menstrual Blood, here we go
each one is ode to something, Ode to
Thought. It's...oh 'Blowjob Ode'. Lovely
and yeah, this came highly recommended
from her and very nice little birthday
present and the second collection she
got me was What We Buried which are
poems by Caitlyn Siehl I think and this I
don't know if you can see this on camera, like a
black and white etching of the circus
and you've got kind of elephants at the
bottom there, a little lighthouse at the
top, so this is very very beautiful and
well you never know with poetry
collections do you? I don't reallyhave
anything to say about it until I've
actually read it
The next two very mini little books were
gifts from my best friend Stephen and
these are two books from the Penguin
Great Ideas series, which is a series
it's 40 books I think in all and they're
all different little specific ideas
written by different people so the first
one that I have here is Eichmann and the
Holocaust
by Hannah Arendt, which is about a, er
it's inspired by the trial of a bureaucrat
who helped cause the Holocaust and
insisted that he'd be absolved of all
guilt because he was only following
orders and the second one is The Myth of
Sisyphus by Albert Camus which has the
very famous phrase 'There is but one
truly serious philosophical problem and
that is suicide' so I think he just
enjoyed both of these writings
while he was at uni, so these are a very
thoughtful little gift. I then have some
secondhand scifi books which were lent to
me by my really good friend Kate and we
did a little bit of a book swap so she
came and took some books that I have
which I have plenty of let's be honest
and she lent me some science fiction
books. I don't really read very much
sci-fi at all and I did read Ancillary
Justice a few months ago
now, I think that was the only sci-fi
book I've ever read actually, and then
Kate suggested that I read some more of
the classic stuff to help me get into it
so she has very kindly let me Slaughterhouse
Five by Kurt Vonnegut and I've got a
Philip K Dick here, A Scanner Darkly?
Is that what this is?
yes, A Scanner Darkly and also
I, Robot by Asimov
so these are very, I just really love these
they're so cool, they're so eighties
these covers and they're all very well
loved and well worn so I'm looking
forward to reading some of that
especially as it comes recommended and
finally to go with the theme of my mini
book haul I have been very
kindly sent some Vintage Minis by Vintage
Books and then this is again another set
of books which is follows ideas written
by specific authors so the three
books that they've sent me are
Fatherhood by Karl Ove Knausgaard?
Oh dear! Psychedelics by Aldous Huxley
and Death by Julian Barnes, so not sure
what they're trying to say about me
there but there are so many other titles
as well there's Race by Toni Morrison
Home by Salman Rushdie, Babies by Anne
Enright, Love by Jeanette Winterson, Summer
by Laurie Lee like there's kind of a
whole range of things, Eating by Nigella
Lawson - little different ideas about
different parts of life all the way from
birth up until death which are all taken
from previously published works by these
authors so that's a really nice little
idea I love these kind of sets that
publishers do where you get all little
different ideas, exactly the same with
the Penguin Great Ideas one I think it's
really nice and especially if you want
to collect them all .So that's it, I'm
done with hauls now or hauls, buying,
receiving books - no! I'm just, I've got to
read them, that is now my mission. So I
would love to hear from you if you've
read any of these already and I will see
you in my next video, which will not be a
haul I promise you! I will have read
some of them by the time I do
another video! See you later, bye!
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Why is Bubble Wrap so Satisfying? - Duration: 3:26.
one of my fellow creators reached out to me and asked me to do a video on why Bubble wrap
is so satisfying.
ready for an unpopular opinion?
I don't find popping it that satisfying.
Okay maybe its a little bit satisfying but I'm not one of those people who will sit
there for a good 5 minutes popping bubble wrap I received with my package.
Okay maybe its a little bit satisfying but I'm not one of those people who will sit
there for a good 5 minutes popping bubble wrap I received with my package.
So, sorry the fake Brit I have no idea why bubble wrap is so satisfying.
End of video.
Bye.
Just kidding.
Don't go away just yet.
With a quick Google search, I found a lot of upset individuals on Bubble Wraps new unpoppable
design.
What monster would do such a thing?
Sealed Air Corporation has been the original seller of bubble wrap since 1960.
Recently, the companies sales have been going down due to competitors who make a cheaper
alternatives for package protection.
Bubble wrap is ultimately too bulky and inefficient.
Due to that the makers decided to revamp bubble wrap.
Their new product, iBubble Wrap.
Retailers save space as they fill the air in themselves.
You no longer get this.
The only downside?
It doesn't pop.
Thus we get an upset internet mob.
#FirstWorldProblems.
What?
It doesn't pop?
It doesn't pop! pop!
Actually popping bubble wrap is closely associated to fidgeting.
Studies have shown a correlation to it and increased attention span and information retention.
What exactly is fidgeting?
Its repetitive movement that ultimately doesn't have an end goal.
For example, shaking your leg, twiddling your thumbs and my personal favorite pen clicking.
In a South Georgia study for example, students were allowed to use stress balls during instruction
and independent work.
The data collected from the study showed the students to be distracted less and their scores
in writing paragraphs improved.
Other fidget like tasks have had similar results.
Doodling is shown to increase focus and information recall.
Individuals who handwrite notes are also shown to retain more information than those who
type notes on a laptop.
Alright so fidgeting has its benefits, but why is there a correlation between fidgeting
and those benefits.
Why does our body say "hey pen clicking will help you focus better".
That's almost like saying, "closing your eyes will help you run faster".
One theory is health related.
Our modern world requires us to sit for long hours at a time.
Whether its work or school, you're sitting.
Too much sitting is linked to heart disease, diabetes, and premature death.
Not being able to sit still or being fidgety may be a way of our bodies telling us to get
up and move.
Another theory is evolutionary.
Back in ancient times when we were all hunter gathers.
We had to worry about predators a lot.
That worry would eventually subside when we're able to flee from these predators or kill
them.
Both solutions exert a lot of pent up energy and it's only then ancient humans were able
to relax because they knew they'd either killed or escaped the predator.
Fidgeting could be that ancient pent up energy trying to release itself in the modern world
where we don't have to worry about predators.
Sabertooth tigers anyway.
So, fidgeting is some pretty serious business.
Just look at how much this cube designed for the fidgeter made on Kickstarter, over 6 million
dollars.
And bubble wrap?
Well its just an extension of that.
That satisfying repetitive movement.
Too bad bubble wrap is old news though huh?
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Boots on ground desperately needed to restore order
U.S. border with Mexico stretches more than 1,950 miles, much of it unpatrolled.
U.S. border with Mexico stretches more than 1,950 miles, much of it unpatrolled
A new report from the Center for Immigration Studies concludes that a border wall is not
the only thing missing from an effective border-security policy. The Washington, D.C. based think tank
says the U.S. Border Patrol is in desperate need of more boots on the ground along the
nearly 2,000 miles of border with Mexico. And that�s a need that can only be filled
by forming a civilian auxiliary along the lines of the Coast Guard Auxiliary or the
Civil Air Patrol, the civilian auxiliary of the Air Force.
President Trump has acknowledged the need for more manpower, calling for the hiring
of 5,000 additional agents, but that is a costly endeavor that could take years to fulfill.
As reported recently by investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson, the last time the U.S. Border
Patrol went on a hiring binge in 2006 - 2008, it dropped the ball on screening the applicants
and a large number of drug dealers and other bad guys infiltrated the ranks.
Even if it is feasible to hire 5,000 new border agents in a short period of time, some say
that by itself is still not enough to adequately patrol an out-of-control border, especially
if one considers that the U.S. border with Canada, which is importing thousands of high-risk
Syrian refugees, is expected to see an increase in criminal/terrorist activity in the years
ahead. But a civilian force might be one way to fill in the gaps, says the CIS report.
Joseph Kolb, a fellow at the Center and author of the paper, writes that with Border Patrol
staffing at the lowest level in seven years and one-third of agents devoted to non-patrol
duties, a volunteer force could serve as a needed force multiplier at a lesser cost than
hiring more officers. An auxiliary force might also reduce the involvement of militia-like
groups that presently patrol the border without coordination with the Border Patrol.
In addition to the Coast Guard and Air Force auxiliaries, dozens of police departments
have similar volunteer units. The Department of Homeland Security examined the issue more
than a decade ago but did not act. The keys to making such an initiative successful would
be extensive training of the volunteers and demonstration of progressively greater job
proficiency.
Emphasis has been placed on the wall, but security ultimately will come down to boots
on the ground as agents of the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) make the physical apprehensions
of illegal border crossers and contraband, according to the report.
The Trump administration immediately pledged 5,000 new agents, but the question remains
whether that is still enough to fully secure the borders. The U.S. Border Patrol now 19,828
agents serving (down from a high of 21,444 in 2011), but not only has there been a steady
decline in manpower, a startling number are not actually out patrolling the border but
rather sitting at desks filing paperwork.
�Mathematically, the mission is daunting,� writes Kolb. �Of the 19,828 agents, only
17,026 are earmarked to the southwest border. Considering work shifts and the sheer magnitude
of the geography agents need to cover, this is not as large a number as it may seem.�
According to Victor Manjarrez Jr., a former sector chief in Tucson and El Paso, as many
as 18 percent of agents in each sector could be tasked with non-border duties. �This
now takes the 17,026 down to 13,961, which agents fear creates not only a security void,
but an agent-safety issue where single agents can be in remote areas by themselves waiting
for backup while attempting to apprehend and secure large groups of people,� Kolb writes.
Agents can be found in the garage repairing vehicles, welding and repairing the border
fence, etc. � the non-duty stuff takes about 18 percent of the manpower, Manjarrez told
the report�s author. �Border Patrol agents who have gone through the 66-day academy in
Artesia, New Mexico, at a cost of around $25,000 per cadet and who will be making more than
$70,000 plus benefits after three years, should not be wasted performing tasks such as vehicle
repair or apprehension transfers. This is not only a waste of money and valuable human
resources; it compromises national security.
Feasibility of civilian border force - According to Manjarrez, the concept of a civilian border-security
force has been discussed in the past but never approved. In 2005 then-Commissioner of Customs
and Border Protection Robert Bonner told the Associated Press there was an effort to explore
the feasibility of an auxiliary, but it failed to gain support from lawmakers and the border-agent
union, the National Border Patrol Council. In 2007, the John F. Kennedy School of Government
at Harvard University published a comprehensive feasibility study on the concept.
�I believe the idea of an auxiliary unit would be very helpful in the right situations
and the right training,� Manjarrez, told the author of the CIS report. �The idea
has come up several times before and I�m glad to hear that someone is thinking about
it again.�
Among the duties auxiliary personnel can perform are transportation, booking and processing,
hospital watch, electronic video and movement sensor monitoring, dispatch, and vehicle and
fence maintenance, all of which currently take agents off of line patrol.
There is a general consensus in the National Border Patrol Council, which is supported
by Manjarrez, that auxiliary staff should not be put in the field. �The author disagrees
with this position on a variety of levels. With the appropriate training and guidelines,
auxiliary personnel can be an additional body in a patrol vehicle typically manned by only
one agent. This second person can be an extra set of eyes and ears as well as assist when
multiple apprehensions occur simultaneously rather than leaving one agent alone waiting
for backup. This can enhance agent safety.
The establishment of a recognized Border Patrol auxiliary division may mitigate the presence
of the numerous �volunteer� border watch/patrol organizations already patrolling the border,
mostly in Arizona, California, and Texas. One group in California went so far as to
call itself the Border Patrol Auxiliary, which has no official status. These heavily armed
militia-like organizations can make a volatile situation explosive, as has been seen in multiple
incidents where they disobeyed orders by agents to drop their weapons or respond to commands.
In 2015, a member of �Rusty�s Rangers� in south Texas was wounded by an agent after
the militiaman refused to drop his weapon.
In a 2014 statement, CBP explicitly posited that it does not endorse or support any private
group or organization from taking matters into their own hands as it could have �disastrous
personal and public safety consequences.�
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Renting vs Buying a Home - Duration: 1:43.
Hi I'm Courtney Lynch and welcome to Get Mortgage Fit.
Let's talk about renting a home versus buying a home, what are the benefits of homeownership?
There are quite a few including, first, you aren't bound to specific rules and regulations
like in a lease agreement so you can make upgrades to your home.
Second, buying a home will stabilize and control your payments.
Rentals can fluctuate from year to year.
Third, you gain a tax advantage.
And finally, the biggest benefit of them all, the rent you are paying could be building
equity in your own home!
For example, let's say you are paying sixteen hundred dollars in rent a month.
If you paid this amount for the next 10 years that would be one hundred ninety two thousand
dollars and in 20 years that's three hundred eighty four thousand dollars!
That's money you could be putting towards your own home.
You might be saying you need to rent because you don't think you qualify or you don't
have a down payment.
There are a lot of programs out there to help with qualification, including down payment
assistance programs.
Give us a call today and see what you could qualify for and make a payment that counts
towards your future.
Thanks for watching this episode of Get Mortgage Fit and keep watching our series to improve
your mortgage health.
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1 Corinthians 15:35-58 | Day #250 | 1yNT - Duration: 3:08.
1 Corinthians Chapter 15, Verses 35 through 58
But someone will say, How are the dead raised?
And with what kind of body do they come?
Foolish man, what you sow is not made alive unless it dies;
And what you sow, you do not sow the body that will be, but a bare grain, perhaps of
wheat or of some other of the rest.
But God gives it a body even as He willed, and to each of the seeds its own body.
All flesh is not the same flesh, but one is of men, and another flesh is of cattle, and
another is of birds, and another is of fish.
There are also heavenly bodies and earthly bodies; but the glory of the heavenly is one
thing, and that of the earthly is another.
There is another glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the
stars; for star differs from star in glory.
So also is the resurrection of the dead.
It is sown in corruption, it is raised in incorruption;
It is sown in dishonor, it is raised in glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised in power;
It is sown a soulish body, it is raised a spiritual body.
If there is a soulish body, there is also a spiritual one.
So also it is written, "The first man, Adam, became a living soul''; the last Adam
became a life-giving Spirit.
But the spiritual is not first but the soulish, then the spiritual:
The first man is out of the earth, earthy; the second man is out of heaven.
As the earthy is, such are they also that are earthy; and as the heavenly is, such are
they also that are heavenly.
And even as we have borne the image of the earthy, we will also bear the image of the
heavenly.
Now this I say, brothers, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, neither
does corruption inherit incorruption.
Behold, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed,
In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet; for the trumpet will sound,
and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we will be changed.
For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.
And when this corruptible will put on incorruption and this mortal will put on immortality, then
the word which is written will come to pass, "Death has been swallowed up unto victory.''
Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?
The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law.
But thanks be to God who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of
the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.
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