Youtube daily report Nov 27 2017

• The internet hasn't just improved our communication and given us far more entertainment,

it's also given us the ability to buy some really strange stuff.

Have you ever had a delivery and wondered why you bought it?

Would you spend your hard-earned cash on any of these?

Here's the fifteen weirdest things you can buy online

15 - Omnipresenz • Like a computer game brought to life,

this service allows you to send a real-life avatar anywhere you need them, with a camera

stuck to their head so you can live stream and see what's going on.

• They also offer a range of VR experience which seems to involve a lot of hugging, surely

defeating the whole point of virtual reality.

No touching!

14 – Rent-a-goat • If you're not ready for the commitment

of really owning a goat but you'd like to dip your toe in the water, then rent-a-goat

is for you.

• The company appeared on American investment show, Shark Tank, looking for a $150,000 investment.

• The goats are actually excellent land clearers and can clear about an acre a day,

at a lower cost and impact than by machine.

So, it's weird, but it makes a lot of sense.

13 – Invisible boyfriend • For $25 a month, you can get all the social

benefits of having a boyfriend, such as avoiding your grandma trying to set you up with random

men.

But the great part is you don't need to deal with the actual hassle of a real male

in your life.

• You get voicemails, texts, photos and a regular excuse to get out of social events

and sit in your pjs, guilt free.

12 – Glitter bomb an enemy • In a billion years, when mankind is long

gone, the only creation left behind will be glitter; you can never get rid of it.

So, if you truly hate someone, why not go online and have a massive package of glitter

delivered anonymously to their door.

Alternatively, you can just have a message sent to them on a giant cardboard penis.

11 – Test your website • Having a great website is vital for many

businesses but how can you tell if the one you have is really easy to use for everyone?

• Well thankfully there are a number of online services that will perform the ultimate

field test.

The-User-Is-My-Mom.com gets an mom with minimal tech knowledge to explore your site and see

if it makes sense to them.

If you have a younger demographic, you might want to think about their other service; The-User-Is-Drunk.com

because booze and browsing don't always mix.

10 – Meowlingual translator • A novelty cat translator might be a fun

gift, but at $169, this device is really claiming it can understand the mysterious language

of cats.

• It's programmed to recognise around 200 different miaows as well as explaining

the meaning behind certain movements and 6 facial expressions.

Apparently there's also a health check option but if you trust it, you may want to get your

own well-being look at.

9- Neuticles • Planet Dolan believe in equality so one

for the dog lovers now.

If you have already given your dog the gift of chopping off his balls, but you don't

want him to feel like he's less of a canine, then why not simply replace the missing testicles

with neuticles?

• The best you can get are the UltraPluses which give your pup the most realistic, soft,

natural implant, for just $1200.

8 – Owl Pellets • For those of you who don't have a pet

but would like the sense of living creatures around your house, why not buy this set of

five owl pellets.

• They are the real balls of feather, spit and bone that an actual, living owl vomited

up.

Fortunately, owls have no sense of entrepreneurship and leave these little treasures just lying

around for a helpful company to package and deliver to your home.

7 – Own a star • There are around ten trillion galaxies

in the universe, each containing hundreds of billions of stars.

This means there are more than enough for each human to have their own burning ball

of gas.

• There are a number of star-registration services that let you name your own star and

receive a certificate.

If you're in a real rush, like your rocket is about to leave, they can email you the

certificate and post the original later.

6 – Hologram city • It's hard to decide which piece of clothing

is the weirdest from this Los Angeles fashion company.

But, if you force us, it has to be the lace shirt and shorts combination in a selection

in pastel shades.

It manages to be both very smart and inappropriate for every situation, all at the same time.

5 – Hug Me Jacket • The world can get pretty lonely, especially

when it's cold and grey out there.

So Chinese designer Si Chan decided to make a jacket that gave you the reassuring warmth

of a hug.

• There's a zip up the front but you cover this with 5 pairs of clasped hands.

4 – Vintage Chimps • Art is subjective so not everyone is going

to like the same things.

This piece is supposedly made in the 1980s and some lucky home must surely want a hand-made

sculpture of a monkey doctor delivering a monkey baby from a screaming mother.

• You can literally buy it right now on ebay for $300.

3 – EMP generator • If you've ever seen a movie about nuclear

weapons, you'll know that besides the devastating explosion, they create an electromagnetic

pulse that knocks out all electronics.

• But you don't need a nuke to create one, you can buy them from shady Chinese manufacturers.

• This EMP generator cost $150 and can fit inside a fake phone of cigarette packet and

we're pretty sure it can only be used illegally, unless you're attacked by a robot.

2 – 55 gallons of lube • If you've ever wondered if you're

getting laid enough, you should know that on Amazon, you can buy a 55-gallon barrel

of lube – that's 208 litres in metric.

• It will set you back almost $1500 but that is a small price to pay for a lifetime

of slippery fun.

• There are a number of brilliant reviews but our favourite contains the line:

"the driver accidentally spilled it into my driveway.

Any amount of cars can now fit into the garage."

1 – Bacon Alarm Clock • There sadly has been no scientific research

on the best possible way to wake up but surely the smell of bacon cooking must be up there.

Well, with the bacon alarm clock, you lay out your rashers the night before, set the

alarm and then the halogen bulbs will start cooking 10 minutes before you're due to

wake up.

• It's made of wood so, there's the added thrill of maybe burning to death before

you open your eyes.

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How Henry Cavill Got In Shape To Play Superman - Duration: 4:50.

Henry Cavill's good looks and strong voice make him a natural fit to play Superman, but

getting into godlike shape to play the Last Son of Krypton is a superhuman feat in and

of itself.

How exactly did Cavill make himself faster than a speeding bullet and more powerful than

a locomotive?

Let's find out.

Exclusive gym

In order to turn himself into the Man of Steel, Henry Cavill turned to the exclusive Gym Jones

— an invite-only gym known for training athletes, military personnel — and the cast

of 300.

Gym Jones is not your warm and cozy neighborhood pilates studio.

The gym prides itself on having no televisions, no machines, no mirrors, and no comfortable

places to sit.

And apparently, their walls have seen a fair share of breakdowns — both physical and

psychological.

Pushing limits

Cavill's training regimen essentially pushed him into the realm of the superhuman.

He explained,

"I'm training two-and-a-half hours a day, pushing my body beyond its normal limits."

"It's not just a physical thing, it's a psychological thing as well."

Cavill recalled to ShortList one particularly excruciating moment with his trainer Mark

Twight, during which, Cavill said he was...

"...Doing some horrible rowing sprint thing, and I said, 'I can't do this Mark, I can't,

I'm done,' and he said, 'No you're not, don't listen to the lies.'

I kept on pulling and pulling until suddenly I realized I had finished."

Strong foundation

Getting big is one thing.

Staying Superman-sized, however, is an entirely different story.

"Yeah, well, ya know, gotta up the game every year."

Henry Cavill's twice-daily training sessions may have helped him get jacked, but once filming

actually started, that regimen went out the window.

Still, the Man of Steel was able to minimize the detrimental effects of a reduced workout

regimen, thanks to the ultra-solid muscle base he'd built.

Twight explained,

"Stable fitness requires a wide, solid foundation.

The deeper that foundation, the more stable that condition will be, and the easier it

is to maintain."

Catching Z's

Before Cavill even started training, Twight laid down one extremely important stipulation

— the actor needed to get nine to ten hours of sleep every single night for five months.

Twight explained to Muscle & Fitness,

"If you don't get the sleep, if you can't recover, then we can't continue with this

training and we won't achieve the objective."

"The HGH and testosterone secretion that happens during these deep-sleep cycles is super-important."

The tailpipe

Cavill's trainer highly recommends ending any Superman workout with something he likes

to call "the tailpipe," which was given its name because, as Twight says, quote, "when

you're done, it feels like you've been sucking on the tailpipe of a car."

Basically, you row 250 meters at full speed, then hold two 24 kilogram kettlebells in the

rack position, and repeat three times.

After that, your lungs will certainly feel the burn — but you'll be able to get more

out of each subsequent workout, thanks to the increased lung capacity and stamina.

Can't skip cardio

Many people looking to bulk up don't get in enough cardio, which does a lot more than

just make you faster than a speeding bullet.

Cavill's strength coach Michael Blevins explained to Men's Fitness,

"There's a misconception that cardio will negatively impact muscle.

A larger work capacity can allow you to train harder and longer.

Building muscle without conditioning is akin to having an impressive engine without a gas

tank — it's worthless."

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

One of Cavill's favorite ways to stay in shape is by practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

However, the actor doesn't just dabble in the martial art.

He trains with the best.

Cavill frequently takes lessons from 10-time Jiu-Jitsu world champion Roger Gracie.

In an Instagram post, he wrote,

"My B.J.J. has slipped by the wayside a bit with my focus being on work but it's now time

to get back into it!

Such an enjoyable way to train."

Chow down

While training to become Superman, Cavill would generally eat between 3,500 and 5,000

calories per day, including regular post-workout shakes.

He explained,

"You've got to eat protein first, then a little bit of carbs.You've gotta keep your hunger

levels going."

"Unfortunately, Guinness is what I crave.

It's not ideal for six pack abs."

Getting 5,000 calories meant roughly six meals per day.

HenryCavill.org lists samples of the 3,500 and 5,000 calorie meal plans on their "Man

of Steel Workout and Diet" page.

Strength of character

Anyone can hire some skilled personal trainers and put down a bunch of calories to get ripped,

but playing Superman requires more than simply lifting heavy objects and exhibiting lightning

speed.

Being Superman requires inner strength.

Twight told Muscle & Fitness,

"Genuine accomplishment looks and feels different.

It cannot be faked.

By doing physically difficult things, by changing his body of his own will, Henry changed his

attitude and his bearing.

He looked huge.

He walked huge.

His attitude broadcast his physical capability."

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Fluffle Puff Tales: Poptart | AyChristene Reacts - Duration: 3:46.

Hey buddies its ya girl AyChristene and today that's like that's like a tongue twister

whooping pump tails look for puff tails pop-tart duffel tip up up up up tip try

to say that five times back to record yourself and send it to me on twitter

instagram the link guys videos in the description box below reader check out

super excited to see what's inside it's pink it's yeah or hopefully it might be

twisting a word a problem it may be let's get started to see how the

pop-tarts oh my good

that was super cute so just needs the middle on these ends whose you could you

put that big fluffy ball of fur and excitement oh wow

they're like I did not have the time for you oh you see the oh wow oh my goodness

what are you doing over like this like they're kissing Oh always the hamburgers

are real life like pets and they were serving into each other

oh the pop-tart eat it eat it quickly

today I like like I like how they're just like staring in it oh gosh oh

that's rude you don't want it but the other one wants it you know like that's

rude that's so rude to the moon nobody can have it nobody on planet Earth and

not earth earth cuz that's where they're from they're from perfect Oh Snickers ah

if you're hungry why wait you're not you and you're hungry

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Oh looking at the pop-tart oh I'll lead a pop share with you cutie pie

oh that is so cute oh that's adorable I feel really bad for them principal pug

oh I'm sorry just to eat it with bumble with that one

Thank You Cecily hip and a clump of bucktail pop-tart okay

hufflepuff tails pop-tart puzzle puzzle Tia's part tuck hufflepuff tails papa

I did it did you that was a super cute animation I

thought it was adorable it was cut it was weird but it wasn't like creepy

weird you know like where it's super duper creepy where you're like oh my

gosh it was just a Corky weird kind of cute animation and I thought it was

super adorable I loved it I loved it I loved it I loved it let me know down

below in the comment section did you feel back some stuff up up or you can

either popped right now because I will I have to next time I buy stuff but

building throw these videos in the description box below if you like hit

check it out if you like this video hug the life on that like button

you forget hashtag giving gamers you can help a hospital as child smile this

holiday season check out the video for more information I'll be geysers all

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The Facts About Dinosaurs & Feathers - Duration: 10:01.

Today, we are used to seeing feathered dinosaurs flying around and roosting in trees.

But few discoveries have so completely transformed our picture of the extinct dinosaurs than

the revelation that they had feathers, too.

Or at least, some of them did.

Over the past 20 years, dinosaurs of all types and sizes have been found with some sort of

fluff or even full-on plumage.

But these fuzzy discoveries have raised a whole batch of new questions.

Like, exactly what kinds of dinosaurs had feathers?

And how do we know for sure?

And, considering that the likes of T. rex and Psittacosaurus couldn't fly

then what were their feathers even for?

Well, find a perch and get comfortable, because I'm here to tell you everything we know

about dinosaurs and feathers.

It took us a long time to make the connection between dinosaurs and feathers -- and birds

in general.

In fact, the first fossil to give us an inkling that dinosaurs had feathers was actually one

of the earliest specimens ever found.

It was Archaeopteryx, discovered in 1861, from the Solnhofen limestone in Germany, which

dates back to the Jurassic Period.

Archaeopteryx means "first wing", and even the 1800s, experts could immediately

identify it as an ancient bird.

After all, at the time, birds were the only animals we knew that had feathers, and this

thing definitely had them.

But Archaeopteryx had some other features, too -- ones that were kinda strange for a

bird, like a long, bony tail; fingers with claws; and tiny teeth -- things that you usually

see in reptiles.

Those clues suggested that birds must have sprung from the reptilian branch of the tree

of life.

But no one could agree on what that actually meant.

It took decades of study and debate before paleontologists started to see that little

Archaeopteryx looked an awful lot like a dinosaur.

And it wasn't until 1996 -- 135 years after Archaeopteryx was first found -- that a lucky

break confirmed what they had begun to suspect.

A beautifully preserved, articulated skeleton of a chicken-sized dinosaur was found in China.

And along the neck, back, and tail of this little dino was a line of fuzz.

Paleontologists named this revolutionary discovery Sinosauropteryx

It confirmed that at least some non-avian dinosaurs had feathers, and that the history

of feathers went back way farther than anyone knew.

As it turned out, Sinosauropteryx would be just the first of many finds that would show

us that dinosaurs were fluffier, fuzzier, and more ornate than we had ever expected.

The fossil record has turned out to be so generous!

In fact, the growing menagerie of feathered dinosaurs has offered experts a pretty good

outline of how feathers evolved.

Dinofluff - which experts technically call protofeathers - probably goes all the way

back to the Triassic.

But since dinosaurs in different times and places had a variety of protofeather types,

paleontologists are able to piece together how feathers went from basic filament structures,

to ones that allowed flight.

For example, Yutyrannus, a tyrannosaur from China, had little wisps

that grew from follicles in its skin.

It also represents the largest dinosaur currently known with evidence of dinofuzz.

But from those simple bits of fluff, protofeathers became more complex over time.

Dinos like the small tyrannosaur Dilong and the tiny carnivore Juravenator

had protofeathers with a central stalk that branched off near the top.

And once protofeathers started branching, they were able to take on all kinds of new

shapes.

The central part of the feather became a hardened structure called a rachis, with

lots of little barbs and barbules, creating the vanes of the feather.

Dinosaurs that are closely related to birds - like Microraptor and Archaeopteryx - had

feathers like these.

And interestingly, the closer you get to the origin of birds in the dinosaur family tree,

the greater the variety of feathers you find on different parts of their bodies.

So, to get a sense of how common feathers were among the non-avian dinos, let's take

a tour of that family tree.

We'll start with this big group of two-legged saurischian dinos: the theropods.

They include everything from the crested carnivore Dilophosaurus to the

parrot-like omnivore Oviraptor.

Zoom in and you'll find a smaller group of theropods called the coelurosaurs

Every single lineage in this group has some kind of evidence of a feathery body covering,

whether it was fuzz or full-on feathers.

And this is the group that includes birds, along with a whole variety of other theropods,

like the Therizinosaurs with those enormous hand claws, and none other

than T. rex.

But that's not all.

All the way over on the other side of the dinosaur family tree, there's another, broader

group called the ornithischians.

They're nowhere close to birds, in evolutionary terms, but they have feather-like body coverings,

too.

Take Psittacosaurus, a small horned dinosaur that used to run around

China.

It's been found with preserved quill-like filaments growing from its tail.

Likewise, fossils of a Jurassic dinosaur from Russia, called Kulindadromeus,

show that it was nearly covered with feather-like structures, despite the fact that it, too,

was far from birds.

Now, the fact that feathers and feather-like structures show up in these very different

groups of dinosaurs can mean one of two things.

Either protofeathers evolved more than once throughout dinosaurs' history …

...or they actually go all the way back to the last common ancestor of all dinosaurs,

and were retained in some groups but lost in others.

So, we have some pretty good data about the presence of feathers within certain groups

of dinosaurs.

And we can use that to make informed guesses about which particular species had feathers.

For dinosaurs like Microraptor, there's direct evidence of feathers right there in

the rock.

No question about it.

But then there are dinosaurs that we don't have direct evidence of feathers for, but

we think they probably had them.

This is called phylogenetic bracketing -- using the presence of traits across related species

to make an educated guess where those traits might occur.

For example, most mammal fossils aren't found with hair, but we expect that they did

have hair, because we know their relatives do.

The same goes for the likes of T. rex.

Even though there's no direct evidence of feathers on T. rex, there's a good chance

the tyrant king was at least a little fluffy, because other tyrannosaurs have been found

with protofeathers.

Ditto for Triceratops.

Because its little relative Psittacosaurus had bristles, perhaps

larger horned dinosaurs did, too.

And then there are dinosaurs that may or may not have had any protofeathers at all.

Will we be shocked by the discovery of an Apatosaurus or Ankylosaurus with protofeathers

someday?

It's possible.

But there's no direct evidence of that just yet, and no one has found any fluff on any

members of those dinosaur groups.

So, this brings us to another question: Why? Why did dinosaurs develop feathers in the first

place?

Well, feathers are a great example of an exaptation.

That's a trait that evolved for one reason, but later became modified to do something

else.

For instance, remember Sinosauropteryx?

It lived on the ground and couldn't fly.

But its simple coat of fluff still had advantages.

For one thing, feathers are great for insulation.

Think of that the next time you put on a down jacket.

And they're also really handy for display.

The tail of Sinosauropteryx was banded rust red and white, which probably

helped it signal to other members of its species.

And other dinosaur displays were even more ornate!

The fossilized remains of a small, strange dinosaur called Epidexipteryx

show it had long, ribbon-like tail feathers - structures that may have been well-suited

for doing the dinosaur version of a fan dance.

But even as protofeathers started to get more complex, and came to look more like the structures

on the wings of birds, they still had plenty of uses for life on the ground.

For example, an amazing skeleton of the dinosaur Citipati was found in Mongolia,

with its arms in a brooding position over a nest.

Based on what we know about its relatives, this dinosaur must have been feathered and

may have used its feather-covered arms to protect its nest.

Feathered arms are also good for more active pursuits.

Studies of living birds, like chukar partridges, have shown that birds can get a better grip

on inclined surfaces, like tree trunks and rocks, when they flap their wings as they

run.

Smaller feathered theropods with long feathers on their arms, may have used this technique,

possibly to evade larger non-climbing predators.

And finally, feathers might have made some dinosaurs even better hunters.

Ground-dwelling dinosaurs with long arm feathers like Deinonychus probably weren't eviscerating

their prey with those terrible foot claws.

Instead, they may have acted like modern day raptors - pinning down small prey and flapping

their wings to help stabilize their grip.

So, feathers had all sorts of uses.

That's what made them the ultimate dinosaur accessory.

And it's what allowed some dinosaurs to eventually take to the air.

What evolved on the ground opened ways for the terrible lizards to take flight, a tradition

they have mostly kept to this day.

But our knowledge of the when, why and how of dinosaur feathers is still pretty new.

Remember, it took nearly a century after the discovery of Archaeopteryx for paleontologists

to finally see the relationship between birds and dinosaurs.

And it took another three decades before fossils like Sinosauropteryx started changing our

view of how feathery some dinosaurs really were.

Each new find will continue to enhance our vision of the non-avian dinosaurs.

But for now, the next time that you see a winged dinosaur flying around, feasting at

your bird feeder, or standing on the head of some statue, take a moment to appreciate

the hundreds of millions of years of evolution that made that sight possible.

Thanks for joining me for this extra-feathery episode of PBS Eons!

Now, what do you want to know about the story of life on Earth?

Let us know in the comments.

And don't forget to go to youtube.com/eons and subscribe!

And you're not done exploring yet are you?!

Check out some of our sister channels from PBS Digital Studios!

If you're interested in great beginnings like we are, then check out the new channel,

Origin of Everything, which explores history of objects and ideas from everyday life -- from

where the hashtag came from to why 18 year olds are considered adults.

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How Did Pilots Land A Roofless Plane? - Duration: 5:24.

Many of us have flown in a plane at least once.

In fact, some of you might even be regular flyers.

If you are then you know that passenger planes are actually very safe.

However, even the best safety procedures and regulations can only get you so far.

What do we mean?

Take a look at this plane.

This very real, untouched photo is of Aloha Airlines Flight 243.

When this jet lost a significant part of its fuselage in-flight, things looked bleak.

In cases like this, we as passengers want to know such things like 'what happened?'

'Was everyone safe?' and, most importantly, 'How on Earth did the pilots manage to fly

and land this thing?'

Stick around and we'll explain all the details behind this shocking image and just how likely

you are to make it through such a scenario.

Before we lift off, be sure to subscribe.

Also throw us a 'like' and leave a comment if you like what you see.

On April 28, 1988, Aloha Airlines Flight 243 was making its usual journey around the Hawaiian

Islands.

The 737 carried six crew and 89 passengers – including Captain Robert Schornstheimer

and First Officer Madeline Tompkins.

Flying from Hilo on the 'big' island to Honolulu, Flight 243 had just levelled off

at its cruising altitude of 24,000 feet.

Everything was going as usual when the calm was shattered in a dramatic fashion.

In a flash, an 18 foot section of the fuselage tore away.

From the cockpit door back to around the sixth row of first-class, the upper 180 degrees

of the plane's fuselage was simply gone.

One flight attendant was lost and dozens of passengers were injured by flying debris.

Flight 243's engines were damaged and one actually ended up stopping.

The situation looked grim, yet, the pilots were able to maintain control and begin their

emergency landing procedures.

How was this possible when most aircraft likely wouldn't survive such a scenario?

To understand this we must first know what exactly happened to Flight 243.

This particular 737 had seen a lot of service flying between the various Hawaiian Islands.

Several times a day, the plane experienced the stress of pressurization and depressurization

as it climbed and descended during its journey.

This wasn't anything unusual.

However, on that fateful day in April, 1988, Flight 243's fuselage reached a critical

point.

You see, over the years, the rivets holding the plane together had slowly started to fatigue

from the stresses that pressurizing the cabin causes.

Combine this with corrosion from the warm salt air and an already weakened plane faced

terrible odds.

At its breaking point, the final bout of pressurizing the cabin interior simply caused too much

outward force for the plane to handle.

The explosive decompression experienced by all onboard caused the 18 foot chunk of ceiling

to rip away – exposing them to the cold air and wind outside.

In many cases, such dramatic decompression and structural damage spells the end of a

plane.

Sure aircraft have been known to lose pieces of fuselage and keep flying – but Flight

243 was an extreme case!

Such a massive failure usually leads to the aircraft breaking up or disintegrating as

its airframe is weakened and exposed to the forces of drag thanks to the air whipping

by at hundreds of miles-per-hour.

Additionally, when such structural damage occurs, it can affect the various wires and

lines that connect the control surfaces and engines to the cockpit.

In instances like these, pilots are usually left helpless – but not the pilots of Flight

243.

After the cockpit door ripped off, Captain Schornstheimer said he could see nothing but

blue sky behind him.

Instinctively, he took control, slowed the plane and began to descend as quickly as possible

while making a course for Maui - which was around 23 miles away.

Incredibly, the explosive decompression hadn't totally severed control to the plane and Schornstheimer

reported that the controls felt 'loose' and 'sluggish' - but they still worked.

There's no doubt that had the controls been more severely damaged the situation would

have been much different.

As the plane approached for landing, the damage to the systems became obvious when cockpit

gauges failed.

For instance, only two of the three landing gear lights turned on.

This meant there was no way to be sure if the nose wheel was locked in place.

Added to this was the problem that the plane had to land faster than normal because at

slower speeds control became impossible.

Despite all these problems, the plane landed safely at Maui with no further incidents or

loss of life.

So, how did pilots manage to land a 'roofless' Flight 243?

There are three answer to that question.

First, the skill and training of the pilots allowed them to keep cool and deal with the

emergency.

Without a capable flight crew, it is unlikely the 737 could have made it safely to the ground.

Second, while it sounds strange, the build quality of the plane helped save the day.

Sure the fuselage failed, yet the plane was built in such a way that it could put up with

the incredible forces resulting from accident long enough to land safely.

Finally there was just plain old luck.

The fact that not all the controls were severed and one engine survived ingesting debris is

remarkable.

It's one of those chance events that enabled the crew and passengers to land safely.

Taken together, that's exactly how the pilots were able to fly and land this badly crippled

plane.

We hope this video helped convince you that even in a bad situation, the pilots and plane

you use to travel are more than capable should something unexpected happen.

For now, that's all from us.

Be sure to leave a comment below and give us a thumbs up if you liked what you saw.

Also, why not try checking out this next video on offer from TheRichest.

We'll see you next time.

Bye for now.

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7 Days to Die | Settler's Mod Ep16 | Single Player Live - Duration: 1:58:59.

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The Power of Habit One of the most Motivational Talks Ever - Duration: 10:14.

I just did a podcast on habits right how to be able to adopt new habits and also

delete and get rid of you know break bad habits right and so a lot of people

always wanted to make it usually make a change on behavior they want to get

themselves to workout they want to get them as a meditate they want to get

themselves to read more each day and they want to get themselves to X right

or they want to stop some behavior they want to stop smoking they want to stop

eating this food they want to stop I always tell people stop checking your

phone in the first hour of the day I love and I and I just that's like sacred

time for me you know because I for me that's for I think that if you want to

be an elite mental performer or you know real-life superhero you don't want to

start off by checking the phone we talked about this in the past because

you're training yourself to be reactive right you're getting your dopamine

you're frying your nervous system with all these likes shares comments and

everything else like that that you've said if I'm not mistaken you sell your

sovereignty weed if you start by checking your phone I love that so much

because you're reacting and firefighting to everyone's like well I've been

thinking everyone wants so you're not really setting you're not living you

know that it's you've heard this many times right if you want to you in the

first hour of the day to win the rest you know they will even with room in the

day right and so anything you want to stop so I say you must stop checking

your phone right in the morning then there's certain like that's a behavior

right but there's so many other elements to be able to change because some most

behaviors don't stick right and so like what I'm thinking about when I want to

transform or transcend or make a real positive change I'm looking all the

other areas of ourself so I'm looking at for example our environment our people

setting up their environment to win and no social change doesn't just happen at

this level of behavior but what you have to change the environment so for example

if you want to stop eating a certain food it helps to be able to have not

that not have that food in your home right so you change the environment if

you want to read more it helps to help set up your environment where you have

the books readily available where you're gonna read it cuz they perform you know

how I how I approached habit change is this area of motivation and this trigger

right you want to trigger it to help remind you to do the behavior right so

are you setting up the environment in a way that triggers the behavior that you

want that's why you know people like Mark Zuckerberg or Tony Hsieh

we're the same t-shirts and and sweatshirts all the time because they

don't want to spend you know use up one of their decisions thinking all what am

I gonna wear today I don't want someone's watching this

they have a thing that something they want to change and it's not it's not

sticking then maybe it's not the environment maybe you check about your

habits but maybe it's your beliefs and your values some people will not get

themselves to read every day because they don't value reading every single

day right some people won't say the behavior they want change is you know we

did a podcast on how to remember names I could teach them step by step on how to

remember the name of the most people that they meet yet they won't do it

because they don't value it or because that's not important to them or they

don't believe that they can write just like we talked about earlier saying your

brain is like a supercomputer and you know your self-talk as a programmer run

so you tell yourself not go to runner names you will not be named there's

person to me because you program you're super duper you're not - they don't have

a belief that enables that when I say all behaviors believe driven if you want

to do this behavior whatever it is journal whatever it is and you need a

belief that allows that to happen because that's the program that allows

so how do you get that belief because you're gonna feel like you're faking it

right that's where most people stop right they they think okay I get it I

hear what you were saying that if I am able to shift my belief then I can get a

different behavior but I don't believe it

so now I'm just sort of faking it how do you help people overcome it right and so

you mean so some people approach it by thinking on its quote where they fake it

til they make it right um so my thing with belief is like when I do trainings

and groups or online my favourite way of changing the belief is getting them to

do something they never thought they could do because it opens up another

possibility right so so for example in 1954 Roger Bannister he broke the

four-minute mile right and so which is amazing right throughout human history

nobody can run a mile less than four minutes now if you if you look into it

how he was able to do it is he would visualize himself crossing the finish

line looking at the clock and it says 359 because he knew that success is an

inside-out process that first it had to happen in here in order for apt and out

there right um dr. Wayne Dyer has the famous phrase where it's not oh I'll

believe it when I see it's like I'll see it when I believe it

because it's the opposite right and so I've always liked modeling the outliers

where most people kind of just like kind of dismiss them I was like well what's

what's going on there that loves this person to get this kind of results right

and so with Roger Bannister he saw it in here be able to produce it outside just

like any innovator or and mentor right or any creator right but what was

interesting is after that would happen nobody could do it from the beginning of

humanity all of a sudden one person does it what happens after that everybody

yeah everyone starts doing it and so that's the thing now what happened was

there big change that year and you know training methodology and nutrition or

know who's a change of belief right because the belief back then was if you

ran a mile list the four minutes not only would you die it was your heart

would explode in your chest and like think about like that would and I'm a

runner right that would keep me not just running that would keep me for money

performance that would keep me from running period right right and so my

thing is like that was a change of a reference I woke up a belief so my goal

with people and when it comes to learning is get themselves to do

something they never thought they could do and then it opens up another

possibility it literally opens up their their nervous system for something what

else could be possible now I would also say that it all plays together where

it's not easy to say just a change a belief overnight and now that could be a

belief it's like a meta belief about what beliefs are but people there's

there's technologies like Inception right like a dream of a dream your dream

but I do believe that we have more we have more power to influence our

thoughts and our beliefs so my goal is to streamline my

I put the routines the first hour day and the last hour today I really

micromanage it's at a point where it's vitual I don't even have to think about

it and then because those are the times of day where I can really have the most

impact because later on it all day you know team members need this there's

firefighting that this client needs that but the first hour the last hour I

really want to control so all this really helped develop grit and

resilience you know in my body so I could have the ability to persevere you

know so I stand guard to my brain all the time what goes in and I don't watch

like a lot of the negative news and all the marketing I really focus like you

know I watch and I listen to your show and maybe a handful of little of things

I read each day because I need to keep it positive

I want hope and I'm looking for help I'm looking for inspiration and also

instruction alright listen and listen well because no truer words are ever

gonna be fucking spoken you can do anything you want without limitation

whatever it is that you decide you want to make come true in your life you can

do that it is gonna take an inhuman amount of work you're gonna have to be

prepared to break yourself in half you are going to have to learn more than

anyone has ever learned you're gonna have to push yourself harder than anyone

has ever asked you to push yourself before you're gonna go way beyond your

breaking point you're gonna run until you vomit you're gonna study until you

fall asleep you're going to push and push and push and then you're gonna push

some fucking more and when you hit the limit you're gonna push again beyond

that you're gonna force yourself to an adaptation response and why because it's

Malcolm X said the future belongs to those who prepare for it today so if you

don't put the work in today if you don't do the unending back-breaking work of

developing yourself into something greater the world is gonna pass you by

the people that are going to own it are going to be the ones that did

that work and the one promise that I can make you right now is that somebody

somebody out there is out working in somebody right now is doing the things

that I'm saying somebody right now is doing the work of failing and getting up

and getting better and pushing themselves and triggering that glorious

adaptation response that makes humans the apex predator someone right now

they're putting in that work and if you don't the future is gonna belong to them

and as Martin Luther King jr. said you can't fly then one if you can't run then

walk if you can't walk then crawl but whatever you do you have to keep moving

forward it's not okay to make excuses it's not gonna slow people down it's not

okay to ask the world to stop so that you can step out front it's not okay to

expect little of yourself and demand great rewards the only thing that's okay

is to be in line with the way that the world really works and if you want to be

great you've got to become capable of greatness you've got to develop your

skill set you've got to take what you have now

and if that's crawling than fucking crawl but you drag yourself ever forward

to a vision of yourself that is so clear and so specific that nothing could knock

you off your path because you my friends know exactly where you're going you're

willing to pay whatever price it takes to get there and no matter what anybody

says no matter how many fucking hecklers come for you no matter how many people

try to flow dirt on you try to stop you try to knock you down no matter how many

fucking people come for you at night while you sleep you will rise and you

will keep pushing forward and you would get better every day and no matter how

many times people chop at you knocking down knock you up the path we will get

back on you will crawl so you can walk you will walk till you run and then you

will run until you fly and that to my friends is the only path forward so if

you want a fucking future that makes you happy if you want a world that you're

excited about get your ass out there and earn it

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Important just2good Update Video! - Duration: 2:00.

Hello, just2good here,

the YouTuber2go for LEGO.

Recently, I decided to start a Patreon page -

which is a site where you can pledge an amount to support me per month,

which is linked in the decAnd based on what you pay,

you will get special JUST2GOOD rewards.

But why am I making this now?

Well, with YouTube recently

getting ridiculous with their ad payments and regulations,

where sometimes my videos get listed

as unsuitable for advertisers randomly despite making family friendly LEGO vidoes,

something is becoming evident.

YouTube is not a reliable source of revenue

to keep up with my consistent increase in quality.

While I want to improve, my ad revenue is dropping,

even though my video views are consistent with last year's.

I'm always looking into purchase new equipment,

like a non-USB Mic, and of course,

it's costly to keep up with modern sets to review,

but it will be harder and harder to do so if I'm getting less payouts for them.

Anyways, for a brief insight on the rewards for each amount you pledge to,

one dollar pledgers -

those who pay one dollar per month -

will be able to gain access to an exclusive channel on the just2good Discord server.

That's another thing - I recently started a just2good DISCORD server!

ANYONE can join it,

you don't have to be a Patreon supporter -

but those who are have access to an exclusive channel there.

Two dollar pledgers will be able

to gain access to an audio version of the just2podcast a couple days early,

as well as weekly update posts which layout the review and other videos for the week.

Five dollar pledgers will be able to vote on upcoming LEGO video ideas,

and I may even upload a video early for those in this tier.

Twenty dollar pledgers will be able to join a call with me

and other people pledging this much once per month,

where you can ask whatever you like,

as well as insights into upcoming major videos,

like Top 10s.

Keep in mind with every amount,

you get the rewards for all the lowers amounts.

Then, those who do 40 dollars a month

can request for me to write a monthly blog post based on anything,

as long as it's nothing inappopriate.

Then, if you're bold enough to do 80 dollars a month,

you'll be able to request a monthly video for me to make based on anything,

as long as it isn't a face reveal or anything inapporpriate.

So, go check out my Patreon page,

and join in the Discord -

which I'm trying my best to keep PG-rated...

ANYONE is welcome.

Thanks for all the support throughout the years,

and I'll see you guys later.

Peace out.

Bye.

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I Learned Japanese From Karaoke! Driving Fast Cars and Singing Can Teach You Foreign Language Too! - Duration: 11:43.

I'm driving a Lexus RC F today.

Whenever I get into a new car, I always like to sing Japanese songs too!!

F@#K!!!!

F@#K YOU!

F@#K YOU!

I like KOBUKURO a lot!

Here comes a cool car!!

Fukuyama-san: I love your music!! I really do!

I would love an invite one of your concerts!

Will you ever do a concert in the USA?

For some reason I start speeding singing all the good parts of the song!

SPITZ is ok, but....

Get out of the way!!!

Why are you driving like that!!??!!

What the hell are you doing?????!!!!!

JELLO: I like your music!!!

Here is my white guy version!! LOL

I gotta slow down!! This song makes me speed!!

I like Japanese traditional Enka songs.

If you know any great Enka songs, please tell me!!

There is so much traffic!!

I hate traffic!

But with Karaoke in the car, time passes fast!!!

X-Japan is cool!

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Cold Steel Hold Out I Knife Review. PROOF A Clip Point is more better for Slow Mo. - Duration: 11:18.

Why anyone would ever make Youtube videos about Cold Steel knives other than Cold Steel

is beyond me.

The perfect Cold Steel Hold Out 1 video is already on the official product Page where

it chops meat on ropes set to corporate metal.

So put on your best dress shirt and widest tie while we fantasize about all the inanimate

objects and 511 Tactical boots we can stab and slash with the Cold Steel Holdout I.

Like the overall length and weight (my length is different than cold steels).

The blade size and cutting edge, I have the real measurements for the unaltered blade

in parentheses.

The handle size and grip area.

Spine thickness and handle thickness.

And tallness closed.

The Cold Steel Holdout I is a real special knife, made even more special by someone who

thought it needed to be a clippoint.

Instagramer Headin sent me this, and he swears that he wasn't the one who tried to modify

it- it was someone before him.

So if you believe that then I'm probably the third owner of the knife.

This Hold Out comes in several sizes, the real size like this, and the other ones for

people scared their own shadow.

This Holdout One is a made in Taiwan knife that retails for about $140 and uses CTS-XHP

for it's flat ground normally spear point blade.

The blade is made from fairly thin stock and is much lighter that you may think 6 inches

of death might feel in your pocket.

It sharpens very easily and it only took a few minutes to get it whipped back into shape

on my Spyderco sharpmaker.

The tip is bent a bit, and I'm not sure if it was me... it may have been the other owners,

but it was probably me.

I think I may have accidentally pried with it at one point.

Don't pry with it.

The blade is locked into place by the stout as shit Tri-Ad lock.

Which is Cold Steel for Lock Back.

But don't take my word for it, take for example what this log has to say.

This is my second cold steel- the other being my Frenzy, and I couldnt get that lock to

fold either.

This one is best closed two handed, as the tri-ad on this isnt quite as smooth as my

Frenzy Tri-Ad.

The deployment is nice though and its easy to do one handed, you can flick it open with

some hard wrist action, I would assume most viewers are familiar with or just flick the

thumb studs.

While the knife shouldnt open in your pocket, its safe to say it doesnt have the strongest

detent- probably because it would be way less tactical.

The handle is made from G10, and theres basically room for two of your cold dead hands or maybe

one for you and one for a buddy.

The hand is comfortable I guess..

I found no hot spots, its just big and long.

I think that has a nice ring to it for their slogan.

Cold Steel.

Big and Long Motherfucker.

Ill run that by their marketing department.

That said, the holes in the handle I guess save weight.

Theres no liner just two slabs of G10 joined together by a backspacer and screws which

I managed to knock most of out.

I assume since someone removed the blade at one point, my screws were a little loose.

Now when playing Fallout theres a weapon that you can carry on you unnoticed called a Hold

Out weapon� in video game logic its a weapon that I guess no feels during a cavity search.

In the real world Cold Steel logic I guess the Hold out is technically a concealable

weapon too.

You or I may not agree, or maybe you do agree that this is a pocketable blade and if you

have deep pockets it is in theory.

Again something Id never carry, but the pocket clip is reversible to the right or left side

in a tip up configuration only.

So yeah tactical.

Lets compare the Hold Out to a few other knives before I wrap it up.

Ok so this is the holdout.

How about something equally ridiculous the Spyderco K2, a since discontinued knife with

a similar slim profile but titanium and slimmer.

I dont use this knife much either, but something deep within me loves it.

How about the Cold Steel frenzy, a smaller every day carry I assume?

Simlar in construction..

G10, no liners Tri Ad To some people it may be more reasonable.

Oh and how about my Junglas II Oh the Cold steel looks so cute!

Now your familiar with the Proof video right?

I dont know what that really means other than it proves Cold Steel is a knife company with

real good taste in public domain hard rock So lets do it up like the Hold Out is a metaphor

for the evolution of man.

Youre like I dont get it- what do the moneys have to do with space.

And remember folks, this is not safe, will possible damage your knife and result in the

loss of life and limb, and possibly your dick if you dont watch where you deploy it.

Ok lets crack open a cold one with a Cold one.

Ok so that about does it.

Big Cold Steels are a knife made for a certain type of bro or lady.

Theyre fun and cool like drugs, but not for everyone.

Most of these give me laughs but theyre too big to pocket or bag carry for me.

I prefer mid 3 inchers, but theres nothing wrong with liking mid 5 or six inchers either.

I guess it comes down to if you need a weapon or a tool.

Thanks to headin for providing some of his unwanted knives for me to beat the crap out

of.

I dont know if you should follow him on Instagram or not- he didnt ask anything out of me but

follow him unless he says not to here.

If you like this video and think 2001 is one of the greatest things you possibly dont understand-

subscribe to my channel watch a space odyssey, give this video a thumbs up leave a comment,

Thanks for watching.

Also all music used in this video is from Youtubes free library.

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Boys - meme - Duration: 0:21.

AHHHHH RADARRR

He's cute

*Wags tail 900000x*

BOI

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Important just2good Update Video! - Duration: 2:00.

Hello, just2good here,

the YouTuber2go for LEGO.

Recently, I decided to start a Patreon page -

which is a site where you can pledge an amount to support me per month,

which is linked in the decAnd based on what you pay,

you will get special JUST2GOOD rewards.

But why am I making this now?

Well, with YouTube recently

getting ridiculous with their ad payments and regulations,

where sometimes my videos get listed

as unsuitable for advertisers randomly despite making family friendly LEGO vidoes,

something is becoming evident.

YouTube is not a reliable source of revenue

to keep up with my consistent increase in quality.

While I want to improve, my ad revenue is dropping,

even though my video views are consistent with last year's.

I'm always looking into purchase new equipment,

like a non-USB Mic, and of course,

it's costly to keep up with modern sets to review,

but it will be harder and harder to do so if I'm getting less payouts for them.

Anyways, for a brief insight on the rewards for each amount you pledge to,

one dollar pledgers -

those who pay one dollar per month -

will be able to gain access to an exclusive channel on the just2good Discord server.

That's another thing - I recently started a just2good DISCORD server!

ANYONE can join it,

you don't have to be a Patreon supporter -

but those who are have access to an exclusive channel there.

Two dollar pledgers will be able

to gain access to an audio version of the just2podcast a couple days early,

as well as weekly update posts which layout the review and other videos for the week.

Five dollar pledgers will be able to vote on upcoming LEGO video ideas,

and I may even upload a video early for those in this tier.

Twenty dollar pledgers will be able to join a call with me

and other people pledging this much once per month,

where you can ask whatever you like,

as well as insights into upcoming major videos,

like Top 10s.

Keep in mind with every amount,

you get the rewards for all the lowers amounts.

Then, those who do 40 dollars a month

can request for me to write a monthly blog post based on anything,

as long as it's nothing inappopriate.

Then, if you're bold enough to do 80 dollars a month,

you'll be able to request a monthly video for me to make based on anything,

as long as it isn't a face reveal or anything inapporpriate.

So, go check out my Patreon page,

and join in the Discord -

which I'm trying my best to keep PG-rated...

ANYONE is welcome.

Thanks for all the support throughout the years,

and I'll see you guys later.

Peace out.

Bye.

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"My Future Self Will Hate Me." (original song) - Duration: 1:46.

It can be kinda fun, to look back at how you changed

But if you were a cringy kid, memories may feel like chains

You want to forget, hide that phase behind closed doors

But do you really think you're better than before?

When I'm grown up I'll hate myself, My past thoughts and feelings put on a shelf.

With my cringy songs, and weird fandoms, My bad fanart, and my stupid problems.

But hey now go ahead and cringe, At your past self and your past sins,

Just remember that when you're older The love of your current self will smolder.

When I'm grown up I'll hate myself, My past thoughts and feelings put on a shelf.

With my cringy songs, and weird fandoms, My bad fanart, and my stupid problems.

When you're old, You'll look back at your life,

Hopefully, you'll won't just see, problems and strife,

Perhaps when you're old and wrinkled When your eyes don't quite twinkle,

Maybe you won't hate yourself But I know

When I'm grown up I'll hate myself, My past thoughts and feelings put on a shelf.

With my cringy songs, and weird fandoms, My bad fanart, and my stupid problems.

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! Special Announcment ! (Turn on subtitles) - Duration: 1:58.

Hey guys! So today I'm here to talk about..

My new series that I am thinking about

The name of the series is called How Life Travels

I'm not starting the casting call till I'm ready but

I am currently brainstorming about it

and yes boos I will try my very best

To make this happen

My idea about the casting call is making a group

in IMVU called HLT casting for those who

are interested

So that is one thing I'll be planning

For the future of course!

And if you ask, yes

I am thinking about becoming one of the

cast members as well

My role will be the Main character in the story

Her name is Maria

If you don't have an IMVU..

Don't forget to check it out!

This program has been such an entertainment

And I can't wait to experience more of it

And! There will be music for the series

I do not want to post some soundless show

Reminds me of the word...

BOOOOOOOOORING

So I will try my very best to make this series

entertaining for you and me!

I cannot wait to start working on this

So guys don't forget to

check out the Website

And once I post another video to announce

The casting call

I hope you become interested and apply

I do know that I'm short on subs

But I ain't gonna stop doing what I like to do

Showing the world my skills and how I roll

So don't forget to Subscribe

Like

Comment

The usual

AAAAND...

I'll see you next in the next video

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No evento de ANIME pela PRIMEIRA vez @ Anime Friends | My 1st ANIME EVENT | 人生初のアニメイベントに行ってみた - Duration: 31:03.

Hey guys, genki?

This is Vivian from vivian uru channel! Welcome ^^

Guess where I'm going to take you with me today?

So yes, my first impression of the event!

The venue is huuuge!

However, I'm have a hard time finding the stages and attractions x3

I want to check the Ribbon Contest which is a Lolita contest,,

but I can't find the stage (T_T)

Let's see if I can find the stage in time!

Who have suffered from cyber bullying?

Everything you do,, like when you are going to tease someone or a friend,,

you need to do it with lots of responsibility,,

as things get to another level / dimension on internet..

when you face these life problems,

I suggest you to dance, laugh, laugh at yourselves,

don't let those things bring you down!

I'm going to call a guest to sing the song Rebirth with us!

Come on here, Edu Falaschi!

Help us! Please help us!

Edu, please stay a little more!

Do you guys want to Edu sing another song?

Now what? Let's sing that song!

Thank you!

Totoro! I found you! <3

Go there, go there!

It's much more soft than I was expecting! xD

Lots of lil stores,, let's see if I can find some souvenirs here!

Guys! I will try to punch a thing to test my strength now!

Let's see if I'm strong ot not! x]

Can I go?

Yup!

Look! You did better than some kids lol!

Let me try!

Deadpool was impressed lol!

Holy cow!

There's one who is a bit gangling.

It's time to see Ajikan, guys! <3

Woohooo!

Oh okay!

Got it lol! I've heard "radical" at first lol!

I thought,, what the ..... is that?! x]

Hmm, there's also this phrase!

Lindo = Handsome

What is it?

Difficult.. Portuguese is so difficult!

What?

I can only hear ch!nkø {men's priate part}

Never mind, I'm sorry!

There's many more here, wait a sec

What? Wait a sec!

There's many phrases, like this one! Wait, wait, wait!

So what the heck is that?

I don't understand at all!

What are you saying?

V: Kakkoii = translation of Lindo/Handsome TM: I can only hear ch!nkø

I'm so sorry,, Sorry to the people who knows Japanese!

Aah! I think this phrase is great!

They are digging it,, surprisingly