Youtube daily report May 2 2018

Our earth is really old.

Estimates put the age of our earth at 4.5 billion years.

For 1.5 billion years, it was desolate, no life existed.

But Somewhere around 3 billion years ago, life began to sprout on planet earth.

Scientists know this based on fossilized bacteria found in Greenland that are around 3.7 billion

years old.

But what exactly makes our planet so special, where ours is the only one that we know of

that allowed for life to form?

Today, life's biggest questions asks, Where did life come from.

Hello and welcome back to life's biggest questions.

I'm charlotte dobre.

Don't forget to give us a thumbs up and subscribe and let us know in the comments

below what topics you would like to see next.

Up until about 100 years ago, there was only one possible explanation for the origin of

life on earth, god.

But since then, modern science has given us several theories on the origin of life on

earth.

At this time, there is no one theory that's fully accepted among experts.

Many scientists believe the earths oceans were once covered in ice.

Remember, this was 3 billion years ago we are talking about.

Our sun was only about a 3rd as bright and powerful as it is now.

That means that our oceans were probably covered in a thick sheet of ice, hundreds of meters

thick.

At the same time, our atmostphere was still very young, which means that there was a lot

of radiation from the sun hitting the surface.

The thick layer of ice would have protected the organic molecules, allowing the key reactions

to happen later on.

Organic Chemist Alexander Graham Cairns Smith from the university of Glasgow suggested that

life could have begun through clay.

Clay contains mineral crystals, which could have arranged organic molecules into organized

patterns.

As time went on, the molecules started to organize themselves.

Then theres the idea that life began from a spark of electricity, specifically, lightning.

Back when our planet was still very young, its atmostphere was also very chaotic.

It was filled with volcanic clouds that could have consisted of methane, ammonia and hydrogen.

It is a possibility that lightning from these clouds struck the surface of the earth and

that got the ball rolling.

Amino acids and sugar can be generated from electricity.

We know this thanks to the Miller-Urey experiment in 1953, where Stanley miller and Harold urey

mimicked the primordial conditions on primitive earth by exposing specific gasses to an electrical

charge.

At the time, the scientists didn't analyze the products of the hydrogen sulphide reaction.

Later on, a former student of miller discovered the old bottled samples, and found 23 and

other organic molecules within them.

Understanding how DNA formed is key to understanding how life formed.

The reason why the origin of life is so hard to determine, is that DNA needs protiens in

order to form.

But protiens actually need DNA in order to form.

Scientists don't know how these two building blocks could have formed without the other.

Its kind of like the did the chicken come first or did the egg come first paradox.

But one explanation could be RNA.

RNA is similar to DNA but its more often found in nature as a single strand folded onto itself,

DNA is a double strand.

Many scientists believe RNA was a lot more prevalent when the earth was young and life

was primitive.

Cellular organisms as well as viruses use RNA to encode their genetic information.

RNA stores information like DNA, it can create both dna and protiens and it serves as an

enzume.

Later on, DNA, being more complex and much more efficient than RNA, began to develop.

But one thing that is uncertain is how RNA ended up on earth at all.

It either popped up spontanteously, which would mean life in the universe is incredibly

rare, or it got here another way.

And perhaps the most compelling theory of all is that life on earth was actually brought

here from somewhere else.

Like mars.

Mars gets hit by asteroids quite often, so much so that chunks of mars have made their

way to earth.

It is possible that organic microbes could have been brought to earth.

Which would technically mean that all life on earth is of maritan origin.

Another prevalent but controversial theory is that life came to earth by catching a ride

on a comet from elsewhere in the galaxy.

Maybe it was a combination of two or more of these theories.

We just don't know, because we cant go back in time 3.5 million years.

How do you think life began on planet earth?

Let us know in the comments below.

For now, I'm charlotte dobre and you've been watching lifes biggest questions.

If you wanna go on an lbq binge, check out our playlist biggest what ifs.

And make sure notifications are turned on so you never miss a video.

See ya.

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Message of Mary from May 2, 2018 to Medjugorje ... Message from Mary - Duration: 3:53.

Message of May 2, 2018 from Mary to Medjugorje

Dear children ...

All that my Son did ...

The light of love ...

and that he continues to do, ...

He did it for love.

You too, my children, ...

When you live in love ...

and that you like ...

your neighbor, you do ...

the will of my Son.

Apostles of my love ...

Make yourself small.

open your pure hearts to my Son ...

so that he can act ...

through you.

With the help of faith ...

fill yourself with love.

However my children ...

do not forget that the Eucharist ...

is the heart of faith.

It's my Son who feeds you ...

of his body and strengthens you ...

of his blood; ...

it is the miracle of love: ...

my son is coming ...

always again, alive, ....

to vivify the souls.

My children ...

by living in love ...

you do the will ...

of my Son and he lives in you.

My children ...

my maternal desire ...

is that you like it ...

always more because ...

he calls you by his love ...

he gives you love so that ...

you spread it to all ...

around you.

By his love, as mother, ...

I am with you for, ...

give you the lyrics ...

of love and hope, ...

to give you the lyrics ...

eternal, who are victorious ...

time and death, ...

to call you to be ...

my apostles of love ...

Thank you.

To have the official translation into your language, go to the website "medjugorje.ws"

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TRIATHLON TAREN triathlon training camp for new and BEGINNER TRIATHLETES - Duration: 9:26.

- [Taren] Morning trainiacs, it is a very big exciting day.

And you're falling hang on.

Today is the first day of my favorite thing ever.

Morning group ride.

Road bikes with four sprint sections,

hammering the entire time.

Followed by, I'm gunna do a brick work out,

cuz I'm a triathlete

and super annoying to all the road riders.

And then, we'll go for coffee.

But, there's a bigger thing about today.

Hold onto your butts.

(♪Upbeat techno music♪)

(door opens)

(clatter)

Oh, hell yes.

Oh man.

If you've been around for a while,

like more than six or eight months,

go forward to this point in the video

for a super big announcement.

But if you haven't, here's a little story about why

that Tuesday/Thursday group ride

is my favorite part of triathlon.

So get use to seeing that morning group ride.

It happens every Tuesday and Thursday morning.

(jacket zipping)

And we get up to thirty road riders.

There are four sprint sections in it,

and I might not be the fastest but I do okay.

And three years ago, when I really wasn't

fulfilled with my job and I was trying to figure out

like what I was gunna do.

I started thinking. You know what?

I should create a YouTube channel, hi Pete,

just to learn how to do something

other than being a financial advisor.

And I was thinking...

What was I gunna make a YouTube channel about?

And I thought. When am I happiest in life?

And it was in these morning group rides.

When I was out with friends, having coffee after,

pushing myself to the absolute limit on those sprints.

And because of that I created

the channel that is now Triathlon Taren.

And I never woulda thought that I woulda become anything

more than just me, prancing around in a Speedo, on YouTube.

Which is basically exactly what I do.

But, starting today, we're launching a bunch of things

for a coaching platform so right after breakfast

I'm gunna tell you about that. This is big.

This is... this is exciting.

Very serendipitous that it happens

on the first group ride of the year.

(rubs hands together) Let's do it.

Okay trainiacs, so here's the big announcement of today.

I've been talking lately about announcing

a couching platform. A Triathlon Taren Trainiac

coaching platform and today I am so pumped to announce

the first aspect, now this isn't everything,

but this is just one part of that coaching platform.

And I've mentioned it a couple of times

to a few people in comments here and there while I was at

the Purple Patch Training Camp when people said

"Hey, you know, when are we going to see a

Triathlon Taren Training Camp?"

Well, here it is. I'm very pumped to announce

that we are holding two Triathlon Taren Training Camps

from May 24th to 27th and June 7th to June 10th.

And I'll give you the general flavor

of this overall coaching platform

and the context of what we're doing in these camps.

Camps, coaching platforms, one on one training,

books out there, in my opinion they are

so heavily based on the elite triathlete.

People that are already into triathlon,

knowing exactly what they want out of the sport,

and kinda how to do it and just need a little bit

of fine tuning. What is lacking,

and that I try to help out with is the beginner triathletes.

The triathletes in their first few years of triathlon,

maybe their fifth, sixth, seventh year

but still not sure how to piece this all together.

That's why we've designed these training camps

specifically for those new triathletes.

And as opposed to just going and taking you out on the roads

and smashing you day after day in beautiful warm weather.

Let's be honest here I'm bringing you to Winnipeg.

That is certainly not the case.

This is going to be much more a learning by doing.

Now of course there is gunna be training.

We're gunna have about three runs

over the course of those four days.

We're gunna have two swims.

One in the pool where I do a video analysis of you,

and one out in open water.

We're gunna have bike sessions

talking about how to do transition.

We're gunna have a long bike

talking about bike strategy and pacing.

We're gunna talk about nutrition.

I'm bringing in Olympic coaches,

people who have coached triathlon Olympians,

to do a bunch of testing to get you your zones.

We're gunna talk about strength training,

and you of course, are gunna get to hang out

for a few days in the pain cave here

going through all of this with me, and Mel,

and Gracie, and Pete, and of course NTK.

I have included in the camp fee all of your accommodations

and all of your travel once you get here to Winnipeg

and all of the testing that we're gunna do.

All of the time with the bikes, some nutrition products.

We've even worked out a deal to get you your own

personal kit while you're here.

So while on the surface you might look

and be like "Ooo that coaching camp is kind of expensive.

There are $500 coaching camps out there."

The amount of things that we have included

is what I think a new triathlete,

needing to piece everything together, needs out of a camp.

You're gunna leave this camp knowing exactly how to go home

and structure your year, structure your races,

structure your nutrition. Before a workout, before a race,

during a workout or a race, the recovery aspect of it.

If you're looking to loose a little bit of weight,

we're going to cover all of that.

I am going to be spending a total of four full days.

The night before, getting you settled in the camp house.

The day after, you can even stay there if you need

to pick up a flight the next day.

Accommodations are still covered for you that last night,

the Sunday night of the camp. And here's the best thing.

We're only opening up each camp to just four trainiacs.

This isn't the type of camp that you go to and there's like

40 or 50 people and there's one coach

and really all you're given is a workout

and just told to do the workout.

No this is like one on four,

and beyond that I'm also bringing in three other coaches

to help with certain aspects of the sport.

So when I say immersive this is like four days,

top to bottom of let's get together, have some fun.

Do a little bit of training. Learn a ton, get you set up

with your training program, your race strategy.

Everything that you need so you can go home

and be a better triathlete.

Because what I learned, at the Purple Patch Camp,

while I was there. Let's be honest I got a lot of

good ideas there. Is that one camp,

and just a bunch of training at that camp,

is not going to turn you into a good athlete.

The training has little to nothing to do with it.

But what does have a lot to do with it,

is making sure that at that camp you learn a lot.

And you become a better triathlete

by being able to go home and apply those techniques

to your training on your own.

So if you're a new triathlete,

or you're looking to take triathlon more seriously

and learn how to dial all of this stuff in.

Piece it together. This is the camp for you.

Like I say, there's only four spots in each.

We're going to close off registrations,

literally just about a week to ten days from now,

because we need to get in the order

for all of the kits in your sizes.

But to get a little bit more information,

or register go to Triathlontaren.com/camps

and you can see all of the information from the two camps.

And if you need any more information

email me at Taren@triathlontaren.com.

So there you go trainiacs that is just one announcement

of the overall coaching platform

that we are going to be rolling out

over the next little while. (Chains rattling)

Like I say Triathlontaren.com/camps

or if you've got any questions

email me at Taren@triathlontaren.com.

Just four spots. Get em while they're hot.

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Top 5 Shocking Easter Eggs Hidden In Avengers Infinity War - Duration: 3:32.

For those of you who don't know Easter Eggs are a reference to an intentional inside joke-

hidden message or image- or secret feature of work.

And today were going to be looking for the Easter eggs in Avengers Infinity War.

So obviously since we are talking about things that happen in Infinity War there will be

spoilers… obviously.

So just a fair warning.

Before we jump into this list I want to know- Who is your favorite avenger?

Mine would have to be Iron man let me know yours below.

Alright lets get started on our list of the top 5 shocking Easter eggs hidden in Avengers

Infinity War.

Coming in at number 5-Stan Lee- What would a Marvel movie be like without Stan Lee making

his sneaky little appearances?

Well luckily still to this day we will never have to know- because he has made his Cameo

in yet another Avengers movie- with Avengers Infinity war.

This time around his cameo takes place pretty early on in the movie- and its actually in

the scene where Spiderman and his classmates are on a field Trip.

Stan Lee is playing the bus driver and he has his famous one liner where he says- What?

You kids never seen a spaceship before?

Ahh…classic.

In at number 4--Thanos is coming- In this move Bruce Banner crashes down onto earth

thanks to Doctor Stranges teleportation.

Once on earth he declares "Thanos is coming".

Which Comic book fans can reference- as this mirrors the role played by Silver Surfer in

the Infinity War comic book- when he lands in the location and says the same terrifying

line.

But you know due to 20th century Fox owning the cinematic rights to Silver Surfer…

Marvel did what they had to do- and used this scene as a nod to the comic book.

At number 3--Arrested Development- this is one that's super cool but I must admit it

escaped me while watching the movie.

So the Infinity War directors- the Russo brothers- launched their careers with the hit sitcom-

Arrested Development.

One memorable scene from the show is when Tobias covers himself in blue paint in hopes

to join the Blue man group.

So anyways in Infinity War when the Guardians head to Knowhere to secure an Infinity Stone

ahead of Thanos- the Arrested Development scene is referenced with a life-size model

replicating Tobias in one of the glass chambers.

That's actually pretty clever and hilarious.

In at number 2--Doctor Strange- This one is pretty hilarious but may have gone unnoticed

by many.

In the beginning of the movie Tony Stark and Dr Strange were constantly arguing with one

another.

One of Tonys clever yet hilarious insults was asking Doctor Strange- What is your job

exactly?

Except to make balloon animals?

Now while this may have given some people a little chuckle others would have found this

hilarious.

So if you don't know Benedict Cumberbatch aka Doctor Strange was on a segment on Jimmy

Kimmels talk show.

In a skit he is summoned to Jimmys house.

Dr Strange thought he was there to face off against demons but it turns out Jimmy just

wanted him to entertain the kids at his sons birthday party.

At first Dr Strange refused but then he was offered 150 dollars so he stayed.

The scene then cuts to dr strange actually making balloon animals for the kids.

But he still managed to use is powers when the birthday boy insults his work so he teleports

him into a demonic dimension.

Hilarious.

Coming in at our number 1 spot--Captain Marvel- Maybe the biggest Easter egg in the entire

movie… and it technically wasn't even in the movie- it was in the post credits.

Which if youre a true Marvel fan then you know you have to stick around until after

the credits because huge information is always reveled in the post credits.

For the past 6 years Marvel has been building up Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel.

So fans where super excited during the post credits because we got our first cinematic

glimpse of her…well kinda.

During this scene Nick Fury gets out a strange looking pager that sent out a distress signal

as Nick Fury faded into nothing-ness along with half of the universe.

It then flashes down to the pager which received a response of a logo that is currently being

used by Captain Marvel in her own series.

Yeah cant wait to see her in part 2!

And there you have it that's our list of the top 5 shocking Easter eggs hidden in Avengers

Infinity War.

Thank you so much for watching.

Don't forget to show us some love by giving this video a big thumbs up and ill catch you

in the next one.

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Kellyanne Conway Is Still Super Pissed About Michelle Wolf's Jokes - Duration: 4:39.

Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the President of the United States is still super pissed

about the fact that Michelle Wolf made a joke about her at the Saturday evening White House

Correspondents' Dinner.

During a recent appearance on Sean Hannity's Fox News program, Kellyanne Conway went off

into this weird little diatribe about what happened Saturday night.

Take a look at the clip.

It's a little bit longer, but you got to watch it to the end, because this is really weird.

She opens a can of worms that I don't think she wanted to open.

Take a look at that.

Sean, in some ways, there was very little that was surprising on Saturday night, though.

The faux outrage from some people who look down at Twitter all day long and see the likes

of Sarah, and Ivanka, and me insulted, this just happened right in front of them where

they were all gussied up, so they couldn't deny it.

I mean, in some ways, it was just another day at the office.

They know that we're insulted [inaudible 00:00:58], but it doesn't make some people any less miserable

or us any less powerful and dutiful to the jobs that we have on behalf of the country

that we love.

I actually think both events Saturday night really helped President Trump.

First, he got to go to Michigan and tell ... he was in Washington, Michigan, touting-

So smart, yeah.

The economic progress of security, the historic nature of what's going on in Korea.

Then the event here in Washington helped him as well, because it fed right into all of

the cynicism, the skepticism, that a lot of Americans have about the mainstream media

writ large.

They have a 14% approval rating.

Let me ask you this.

Let me say something.

I spent tonight trying to find out how much Michelle Wolf was paid, and nobody will give

me a straight answer.

I called three people who were on the dais who actually picked up the phone.

No one will give me an answer.

Two said that they had no idea.

There aren't any kinds of [crosstalk 00:01:53] like that, no expenditures-

I'd like to know about the media's ... I'd like to know about anchors' and reporters'

financial holdings too, considering everyone cares about mine.

Well, no, but hold on.

But hold on.

The reason I say this is, we're told this is a scholarship dinner.

Yeah, she should pay for your entertainment, but I feel really badly for those students.

The president and the vice president met them at the White House.

They took pictures with them the other day.

I had occasion all throughout-

Right.

I'm running out of time.

[crosstalk 00:02:15] at different events to meet these scholarship winners.

I feel sorry for them, because they were almost an afterthought that night.

I don't want anybody to say this was about them.

This was about the First Amendment.

When the President of the White House Correspondents' Association stood up and said, "An attack

on one journalist is an attack on all journalists-"

You know what, Kellyanne?

You're absolutely right.

If an attack on one woman or two women, as you say, is an attack on all women, then let's

talk about attacks on women.

Specifically, let's talk about the attack from your boss, "I moved on her like a ****." How

does that play out, because that to me, sounds like an actual physical, sexual attack on

a woman.

How about "Grab 'em by the *****"? How does that play out when you're feigning outrage

over the fact that a female comedian made a joke about you?

There are real attacks on women happening in this country.

According to at least 19 different women right now, some of those attacks came from your

boss, unwanted sexual advances.

But you just want to gloss over those.

You've actually said that these women are just liars, that none of this is true.

But a comedian, somebody who was paid, and according to you, you can't find out how much,

but you damn sure want to know, she was paid to go up there and basically roast people.

She spent a good amount of time roasting the press as well.

But you, because it was on you personally for one joke, you can't handle it.

You're willing to overlook the allegations of sexual assault against the President of

the United States, but a female comedian making a joke about you, well, that's just crossing

a line, and something needs to happen here, right?

That's not how it works.

There are problems that women in this country face, and you've probably faced them too throughout

your career.

Those are the ones that need to be addressed, but you going after this woman for making

a couple jokes, which she was paid to do, if that's the biggest thing you have to be

outraged at, then I'm actually jealous of you, because I would love it if I had nothing

worse to worry about in my life than a comedian making a couple jokes about me.

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I Went To BeautyCon With SheaMoisture! - Duration: 6:30.

So it's 7:00 a.m. I just got here

I had to figure out where my Hotel pickup was and the lady was like, "you need to take the AirTrain" and I'm like, "what the frick is an

AirTrain" it's literally a train

Anyway, and I thought, "hey I should call my husband

I'm here safe and sound" and I forgot about the time zone change, and I accidentally called him at 5:00 a.m.. Because it's 8 a.m. here

Yeah, he wasn't happy about that, whoops

Today is BeautyCon day one

I literally woke up at 7:00 so my hair could air dry in time for the event at 12:00

Because my hair takes five hours to air dry. Why didn't you just diffuse?

Brenda?! Literally what the hell are you doing here? to go to the meet and greet of my favorite youtuber duh

Aw you're gonna go to my meet and greet? hell nahh I wanna see Trisha Paytas. This is BeautyCon, not VidCon

Damn it. So here's my outfit for day one, I wanted to go for like a

Contrasting patterns kind of look, nam sayin. So I paired up this floral button up with the checkers

And you know I've got the checkered shoes with the mismatching socks. That's what ya boi be doing, nam saying.

Yay, we're here. The place was freaking huge. Basically a bunch of beauty brands have booths and they give you a buttload of products

Look! the Shea Moisture booth

I met up with Bianca Renee, she introduced me to a few new friends shout out to them

Also, I met up with Leah and Lynn Kate

We were in the VIP creators lounge and there were so many huge youtubers there, It was insane

I was way too nervous to talk to any of them, but I did say hi to it's my raye raye

She was so nice, and it makes me love her even more

I was really shooketh cuz some of y'all actually recognized me and said hi

I did not expect that and it made me so happy

After spending the day at the event, a bunch of Curly's got together, and we went out to eat. We were starving

I absolutely love my curlfriends. After that, I went to an after party with some friends and look who I met

She was super nice too. So it's 1:00 a.m.. And I just got home from the BeautyCon after-party and it was

insane

There were so many huge youtubers that I met today, I met it's my raye raye

I saw Jackie Aina and I didn't get to say hi. I was so upset

GiGi gorgeous, Nikita Dragun, timothydelaghetto. I've made so many new friends today, and I met up with old friends and

I'm just... I'm just so grateful. Everything I have is

because of you

And your support

and

It means the world to me

Thank you so much. My voice is gone, and I have to do the thing tomorrow at the SheaMoisture booth

I'm just gonna give it 1000%

And yeah, I'll see you guys on

day two

So I'm gonna show y'all real quick

The routine that I've been using

During my BeautyCon stay. So first I shampoo, and I use my favorite shampoo ever. It's sulfate free and contains

Coconut oil, coconut milk, rose hip oil, sweet almond oil, it cleanses without stripping your hair or making it greasy

After that I condition with the matching conditioner

And this is awesome. It contains shea butter, coconut oil, coconut fruit juice. It gives a slight amount of protein

But also helps with tangles. So after the conditioner, I style with the matching leave-in

Conditioner. So I just spray it in my hair while it's wet and then I scrunch, super simple. This is great for moisture and shine

It contains coconut oil, shea butter, sweet almond oil,

and nettle. So I just finished air-drying and here are my results. It makes my hair super soft and shiny

Like, the shininess in the video does not capture how it looks in real life

Because this is shiny

Day two, let's do it

heyyyyy

So I was with SheaMoisture, and somebody yells, "Alessia Cara!"

and I'm like, "No, sorry to underwhelm you, it's just me"

Honestly, you could be her doppleganger, honestly

I just want to thank SheaMoisture for having me and allowing me to meet my supporters, as well as make new friends. This was so

insanely fun

Until next time

byeeeeeee

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Ten tests for Biblical decision making - Duration: 7:21.

TOM HAMMOND, CREATING

TEN TESTS FOR BIBLICAL DISCISION MAKING. THIS WILL HELP YOU TO

DECIDE RIGHTLY, CUT THROUGH THE GREY SO THAT YOU CAN SEE THINGS

A LITTLE BIT MORE CLEARLY. LET'S GET TO TEST NUMBER SEVEN:

SIMILARITY TEST. WHAT IF EVERYONE FOLLOWED MY EXAMPLE?

TWO EXAMPLES FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION, SIR, YOU JUST

NEED A LITTLE ME-TIME. YOU JUST NEED TO GET AWAY, GOLF, GET A

MANNY PEDDY IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE ONE OF THOSE FELLOWS. WHATEVER

IT IS, YOU JUST NEED TO NOT DO FAMILY STUFF THIS WEEKEND. GO ON

THAT TRIP WITH THE BOYS. TAKE SOME TIME JUST FOR YOU. OK, GOT

A QUESTION, WHAT IF EVERYBODY IN YOUR FAMILY FOLLOWED YOUR

EXAMPLE? LIKE YOUR WIFE...THAT WEEKEND. UH-OH, NOW WHAT DO WE

DO? "HEY HEY, DEAR, I NEED ME SOME ME-TIME, JUST LIKE YOU."

WHAT IF YOUR KIDS FOLLOWED YOU? THE SIMILARITY TEST HELPS US

THINK THINGS THROUGH TO MAKE BETTER DECISIONS. I KNOW THIS

SCENARIO ISN'T PERFECT, BUT YOU GET MY POINT. AND IF YOU DIDN'T,

HOW'S ABOUT THIS TEST? SIR, MADAM, MOM, DAD, WHAT ARE YOU

PUTTING INTO YOUR EYES AND EARS AS YOU WATCH ELECTRONIC MEDIA?

HAVE YOU EVER READ ONE OF THOSE CHRISTIAN REVIEWS, "WELL IT'S

PROBABLY NOT GOOD FOR THE KIDS, BUT THE ADULTS...THEY COULD

PROBABLY HANDLE IT." SAY WHAT? WHAT IF YOUR KIDS SAID, "MOM,

DAD, YOU GET TO, WHY CAN'T I?" NOW LOOK, I UNDERSTAND, THESE

AREN'T PERFECT. WHICH IS THE WHOLE POINT OF THIS PRESENTATION

ON CHRISTIAN LIBERTY. BUT WHAT IF YOUR KIDS WERE ABLE TO SLAP

DOWN THE SAME CARD? YOU DO IT, WHY CAN'T I? IF YOU CAN'T PASS

THAT TEST, CHANCES ARE, YOU'RE MAKING THE WRONG DECISION. TEST

NUMBER SIX: THE SEPARATION TEST. WILL THIS DECISION LEAD ME TO BE

MORE WORLDLY OR MORE ENJOINED TO UNBELIEVERS? THAT'S A TOUGHIE.

BUT YOU'VE GOT TO TAKE THAT TEST. "WHO'S ZOOMING WHOM?" SAID

THE GREAT THEOLOGIAN ARETHA FRANKLIN. WHO'S INFLUENCING WHO?

HMM? WHO IS HAVING MORE OF A FACTOR ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE

OTHER PARTY? THE WORLD, YOUR PALS THAT AREN'T SAVED, OR YOU?

GOT TO TAKE THAT TEST. TEST NUMBER FIVE: THE SANCTIFICATION

TEST. WILL THIS DECISION HINDER OR HELP ME TO GROW IN THE IMAGE

OF CHRIST? YOU TAKE SOME TIME TO THINK THIS ONE THROUGH, YOU'RE

GOING TO BE SHOCKED. WHAT ONCE WAS GREY NOW SEEMS BLACK AND

WHITE. AND AT THE RISK OF YOU GOING, "AWW, I'M GOING TO DO IT

ANYWAY." WHAT IF JESUS WERE SITTING NEXT TO YOU ON THE COUCH

WHILE YOU WERE WATCHING THAT MOVIE? HA HA, I KNOW IT'S BEEN

USED PROBABLY A LITTLE BIT TOO MUCH. WHAT IF HE CAME INTO THE

MOVIE THEATER TO SIT NEXT TO YOU AND SAY, "HEY, FRIEND, I JUST

WANTED TO SEE WHAT YOU WERE SETTING YOUR EYES ON." DOES THE

ACTIVITY, DOES THE PURCHASE, DOES THE FILL-IN-THE-BLANK WITH

WHATEVER MAKE ME MORE LIKE JESUS CHRIST? OR DOES IT CAUSE ME TO

BECOME MORE WORLDLY, AND COMPROMISED? TEST NUMBER FOUR:

SPIRIT GUIDANCE TEST. IS THIS DECISION SPIRIT-GUIDED OR PEOPLE

PRESSURED? GOT TO BE REALLY CAREFUL WITH THIS ONE, BECAUSE

SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE "I JUST FEEL LIKE I SHOULD BE DOING

THIS." WELL THAT'S NOT WHAT ROMANS 8 IS ALL ABOUT. YOU'RE

EITHER CARNAL, YOU'RE BEING LED BY THE FLESH, OR YOU'RE BEING

LED BY THE SPIRIT. THIS ISN'T A FEELING OR A SENSATION, THIS IS

WHETHER OR NOT YOU'RE READING HIS INSPIRED WORD AND APPLYING

IT AND BEHAVING THE WAY THAT HE IS HELPING YOU, SO THAT YOU CAN

BECOME MORE LIKE JESUS CHRIST. THAT'S WHAT IT MEANS TO BE LED

BY THE SPIRIT. SO, WHO'S LEADING YOU IN THIS DECISION? IS IT

FLESHLY, OR IS IT SPIRIT LED? THAT'S A TOUGH TEST. THIS IS

NUMBER THREE: THE SERENITY TEST. AM I AT PEACE WITH THIS

DECISION? GOT TO RIGHTLY UNDERSTAND WHAT TOM HAMMOND IS

TALKING ABOUT, IT'S NOT JUST, "YEAH...YEAH YEAH, YOU KNOW THIS

JUST FEELS GOOD. I THINK I'M GOING TO GET THAT. I KNOW I

CAN'T AFFORD IT, BUT IT JUST FEELS SO RIGHT." HOW CAN

SOMETHING SO WRONG FEEL SO RIGHT? IT'S BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T

TAKE THIS TEST. HOW DO YOU RIGHTLY UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE

BEING LED BY THE SPIRIT AND AT PEACE? IT'S BECAUSE YOUR

CONSCIENCE ISN'T TROUBLING YOU. YOU AREN'T SHUTTING THE VOICES

THAT ARE SAYING, "NO, DON'T DO THAT." YOU'VE GOT PEACE ABOUT IT

BECAUSE, IT'S NOT A MYSTICAL SORT OF "YES, THIS FEELS GOOD TO

ME." BUT, "I'M NOT SINNING AGAINST MY GOD. I'M DOING THIS

BECAUSE IT'S GOING TO HELP ME BE MORE LIKE JESUS CHRIST." OR NOT

DO THIS. AND SO YOU'RE NOT TROUBLED BY IT BECAUSE YOU'RE

NOT BEING CONVICTED BY THE SPIRIT. TEST NUMBER TWO IN

DECISION MAKING: THE SCRIPTURE TEST. DOES THIS BIBLE ADDRESS

THE SUBJECT OF THIS DECISION? YOU'RE THINKING, "WELL, THAT

SHOULD BE NUMBER ONE, THAT'S THE BIGGIE RIGHT THERE." WE'LL SEE.

BUT THIS IS MONSTER, ISN'T IT? HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE

GOING TO DECIDE? YOU'VE GOT TO STUDY THAT BIBLE, STUDY THAT

BIBLE, STUDY THAT BIBLE! IF RIGHT NOW A LOT OF THINGS IN

YOUR LIFE ARE GREY AREAS, AND YOU'RE CONFUSED ABOUT WHAT OTHER

CHRISTIANS ARE DOING, MOST LIKELY IT'S BECAUSE YOU NEED TO

APPLY THIS TEST LIKE CONSTANTLY AND REGULARLY. THAT MEANS

CONSTANTLY IN THE WORD, STUDYING THE BIBLE. THE MORE YOU DO THAT,

THE BETTER YOUR DECISIONS ARE GOING TO BE. SO NOW YOU'RE

ASKING, "SO WHAT'S TEST NUMBER ONE THAT BEATS OUT THE BIBLE FOR

MY SOURCE OF KNOWING WHAT TO DECIDE?" HEEEERE'S TEST NUMBER

ONE: THE SUPREMACY TEST. WILL THIS DECISION GLORIFY GOD?

THESE'S AREN'T QUICK TESTS. YOU CAN'T JUST JOT DOWN, "WELL I PUT

A C THERE, I PUT AN A THERE AND, NO I'VE GOT TOO MANY B'S..." YOU

JUST TAKE TIME. YOU'VE GOT TO THINK THESE THINGS THROUGH.

YOU'VE GOT TO GET GODLY COUNSEL. YOU'VE GOT TO PRAY AND ASK FOR

WISDOM. NOT FOR A DECISION, BUT FOR WISDOM. AND ONE OF THE BIG

QUESTIONS THAT YOU SHOULD BE ASKING IS "OH LORD, PLEASE DON'T

LET ME DO ANYTHING THAT WILL NOT GLORIFY YOU. IS THIS ONE OF

THOSE THINGS, LORD? BECAUSE IF IT IS I DON'T WANT TO DO IT. I

ONLY WANT TO GLORIFY YOU." WHEN YOU TAKE THOSE TEN TESTS, YOU'RE

GOING TO DISCOVER DECISION MAKING IS PRETTY EASY. AND IT'S

PRETTY CLEAR MOST OF THE TIME FOR THE CHRISTIAN.

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Gigi & Zayn Caught Kissing Post Breakup! | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:35.

GIGI HADID AND ZAYN MALIK,

THEY BROKE UP BACK IN MARCH, AND

THEY WERE SEEN TOGETHER IN NEW

YORK CITY.

AND I DON'T KNOW IF THEY'RE

STILL EXES BECAUSE HE GETS

PRETTY CLOSE AND THEN THEY START

KISSING.

HARVEY: WHO DO YOU SUPPOSE MADE

THE FIRST OVERTURE BACK TO WHO?

HE TEXTED HER BECAUSE IT WAS

HER BIRTHDAY.

YEAH, HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT SHE

LOOKS LIKE?

HARVEY: AT A POINT, SHE FARTS,

TWO MEN.

SHE HAS INSECURITIES, TWO MEN.

I SPENT A LOT OF TIME THINKING

ABOUT IT OVER THE WEEKEND,

THERE'S A FALSE VIEW OF

PERFECTION.

THE PROBLEM IS WHEN SOMEBODY

PROJECTED PERFECTION, THERE'S

ONLY THIS WAY TO GO.

AND LOOK, WHEN IS

PHILOSOPHICAL HARVEY GOING ON

ON A VACATION?

WHERE IS OLD HARVEY?

WHERE IS PRE-KANYE HARVEY?

I HAVE TO SAY, I NEVER

REALIZED YOU WERE THIS

INFLUENCED.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

HE DRANK FULL MOONS FOR SIX

MONTHS.

IF YOU HAD DINNER WITH SHEILA

FROM WILD, WILD COUNTRY, WE

WOULD NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN.

COMMENT ON YOUR LEAD ROLE.

HARVEY: THIS IS SUPER UNFAIR.

I WANT THE OLD HARVEY BACK.

I WOULD NEVER SAY THAT.

YOU DIDN'T LIKE THAT GUY BUT

HATE THEM ALL.

THAT WAS A JOKE.

THAT WAS TOO FAR.

THAT WAS A JOKE.

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Stress: Is It Healthy or Dangerous? - Duration: 8:16.

Hi my name's father Mike Schmitz and this is Ascension Presents. I imagine

you're probably stressed at some point in your life. Maybe even right now

because you should be doing your work but you're watching a YouTube video, so,

busted! But, a lot of us experience stress. In fact, when they asked across

the across the country -- country being the United States, but thanks for

watching from other places than the United States -- people report high levels

of stress. You know, it's interesting because when you start

diving into research about stress, something you find is that there is such

a thing as "eustress" and such a thing as "distress." So, eustress is the good

stress, right? It's the anxiety or the anxiousness we feel before we are

gonna perform. It's the thing -- it's the eustress, the good stress, we experience

that actually gets our body prepared to act, right? So,

eustress is the kind of stress that prepares our bodies for action. But

there's distress. And one of the things that distress does is, distress can

paralyze us. It's the opposite of eustress or good stress. Distress

makes us feel incapable of moving. It makes us feel paralyzed. It makes us feel

afraid and anxious to the point where we don't move. Instead of "I'm anxious so I

need to move," stress -- distress -- is the kind that paralyzes us. And I imagine

that distress is the one that we complain about, because eustress is not

so bad. That's why it's called "good stress" ... 'cause it's... it's good. But I think a

lot of times when we approach all stress as the same, and our approach to

stress is "I just need to get done with this project and get done with this

thing, get past this moment and then I won't be stressed so much." I think

about that a lot, because I often times -- and just a confession here -- I'm often

concerned about the next thing. I'm often concerned about what's the next project,

what's the next task, what's the next thing that's really weighing on me that

when I look at it, I have the distress. Right? So I find myself getting

paralyzed in the face of it. And so once I get done with that though

then I'll be fine. Once I get done with this thing, I'll be able to move on with

life. And there's something about that that I've been praying about a lot, and

thinking about a lot. And the conclusion I came to -- the realization that I kind of

came upon -- was that life isn't about avoiding stress. Stress is just a part of

life. Life isn't about avoiding stress. It's not about getting around

stress. It's about, like, no, this is life -- to experience stress is to

experience life. In fact, we NEED stress to continue to live. There was this

research, was it at Stanford I think -- maybe? One of those, you know, big schools --

Harvard, Stanford -- but I think is was Stanford that did this research on very very

simple celled organisms, single-celled organisms. And they put it in a place of

stasis, right? A place of homeostasis where there was no stress

whatsoever on the organism, on the simple organism. And with absolutely no stress

with all the environments that it needed just to simply be "in stasis" -- to be just

alive and comfortable -- essentially they died. They corrupted. They were

destroyed ultimately, because they needed stress to be alive. And you and I need

stress to be alive and to remain alive. And so, life isn't about avoiding stress.

It's about how we engage with stress. Our perspective can really matter a lot

right? There is a bunch of studies -- I was reading this book recently that

talked about this -- that people who see stress as something to be avoided versus

people who see stress as a challenge, to be engaged with, makes all the

difference. If I see my stress, my projects, the things that worry me, and

the things that cause me anxiety as something to be avoided, then I'm gonna run away

from them. And what I'm gonna have -- I'm gonna have distress, I'm gonna

be paralyzed, versus "I see stress as a challenge to be engaged with," well then

what am I gonna have? I'm gonna have eustress or stress that leads me to take action.

So my invitation is this: ask yourself -- when you experience stress, the

next time you experience stress is -- can my perspective on this thing that is

causing me stress, can my perspective actually affect

how I'm gonna engage with this? It ultimately comes down to how you see

yourself. How do you see this world? This is where the scripture comes in, right?

How do you see yourself? How do you see this world? Am I a person who is a victim

of the stressful situation? Am I a person who's a victim of what causes me anxiety,

what causes me worry? Am i someone who's powerless or do I have agency? Am I stuck

here, paralyzed, or do I have a power -- do I have a certain agency where I can

actually make a difference? I can engage stress as a challenge and ultimately not

only will it give me life, but I'll be able -- better able -- to become

the person God wants me to be and bring life to others. We can do this because we

know who our Father is; this is the crazy thing about life as a Catholic Christian.

We know who our Father is. In fact, go all the way back to the psalms of David

and just take one of those popular psalms -- psalm 23. He says "Even if I walk

through the valley of the shadow of death" ... think about that: David was not

saying if I walk through the sunny valley of, like, you know... Anne of Green

Gables.. something like this. He says that even if I walk in the valley of the

shadow of death, I fear no evil. Why? Because you are at my side. As Catholic

Christians we have this profound conviction, there's profound awareness,

that in every situation, even the worst -- the valley of the shadow of death -- I won't

fear. Why? Because God, you're with me. Nothing to be afraid of because you are

with me. I can engage the situation because you are with me. All my ability

to have agency, to engage the stress as a challenge, doesn't have to do with

just me. I don't have to just be, you know, pulling myself up by my bootstraps. It has

to do with "I believe something about this world" and that

thing is that there is a father in heaven who's also present to us here and

now in the midst of every situation. So even in times of distress that are

terrible, he is at my side, and what can I do? I don't have to fear. I can go from

this place of being paralyzed by my situation to be able to be

activated by his presence. In James chapter 1, he's writing and he says -- James

chapter 1, verses 2 through 4 -- he says "Consider it pure joy, my brothers

when you encounter various trials..." Consider it pure joy when you encounter

various trials..."for you know that the testing of your faith produces

perseverance." The trial itself, right, the stress? It does something

in you: it produces perseverance. "And let perseverance be perfect so that you may

be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing." I know the father's with me. I

have agency. And if I enter into this -- whatever trial it is, whatever challenge

it is -- if I enter into this with him and with that agency, this trial becomes a

challenge that produces fruit, both in your life and in the lives of the people

around you. We are all stressed out, which is a great way to say all of us have the

opportunity at all times to become perfect as James says, lacking in nothing,

considering it pure joy that I have the next task to do, pure joy that I have the

next challenge to complete, pure joy that I have the next work to do. Why? Because it

all leads -- has the power to lead -- to him. But only if I walk with him.

From all of us here at Ascension Presents, my name is Father Mike. God bless. And like,

subscribe, do all those things people do on the internet, like, you know, thumbs up.

Thumbs down if you don't like it, whatever. I mean, that's ... that's an

option. You can take that option. Why? 'Cause You got agency yo-yo. *clicks* Ha. *Off camera* Yo? Who says yo? Dumb.

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What's the Difference Between an Astronomer and an Astrophysicist? - Duration: 6:21.

Hello everyone and it's time for another Deep Astronomy Vlog post.

These little video snippets are designed to offer you some career advice if you're a

young person just starting out and wondering what a career in astronomy is like.

I base my advice on the 35 years or so experience I've had working in the field of astronomy.

I've been at this since I was in high school and every once in a while, I like to take

out some time to share my experience with you.

One question I get a lot is, "What's the difference between an astronomer and an astrophysicist?"

Well the short answer is that there isn't one.

There.

All done.

Now all you people on YouTube who's time is SOOOOO valuable can go now.

Thanks for watching and as always, Keep Looking Up!

Okay, are all the short-attention span people gone?

Now that all the social media viewers who's attention span won't allow them to watch

anything longer than a minute are gone, I can elaborate.

There is absolutely no difference between someone who is working as an astronomer and

one working as an astrophysicist.

The job is the same, what's different are the people who use the titles.

Let's face it, astrophysicist sounds way cooler than astronomer and saying you are

one to people who aren't in the field makes you sound very impressive.

The thing is, studying astrophysics isn't all that hard compared to many of the other

physical sciences.

For example, the curriculum for getting a PhD in physics, actual hard physics, is more

rigorous than that for astrophysics.

At the University of Colorado for example, where I went, graduate students in the astronomy

department didn't have to take Jackson' E&M, a course notoriously difficult and considered

by many a 'weed-out' course.

And there were many courses like that that physics graduate students had to take but

the astrophysics students did not.

Even in undergraduate studies, I got my physics degree at a time when CU did not offer an

undergraduate astronomy degree.

It was made available in my senior year and when I looked at the courses astronomy students

had to take versus the ones I took going through the physics program, I was glad I went through

the physics program.

It was more rigorous and I feel like it better prepared me to do astronomy better in my career.

My opinion is that a physics degree is better than an astrophysics one.

When I say it's less rigorous, I'm talking about the course work one has to take to get

the degree.

I feel like the physics degree was more valuable.

So back to our question: what is the difference between an astronomer and an astrophysicist.

My experience working with the hundreds of astronomers I've met over the decades is

one of personality.

Look at all the people who insist - and by insist I mean they get upset or correct you

if you call them anything else - who insist on calling them as astrophysicist.

There's a pattern there: usually they are involved with the general public and are building

a brand for themselves.

I'm not going to name any names, but you can easily see who I'm talking about in

this magical scicomm age where the echo chamber is deafening with everyone teaching astronomy.

Try an experiment and call them an astronomer and watch their reaction.

I do it sometimes just to irritate them.

Then there are those whom you won't really hear about because they are the ones actually

doing the work in astronomy.

Making the discoveries, designing the observatories, building the cameras, processing the data

and doing the math for the modelling.

These guys could care less what you call them and unfortunately you won't really see them

unless you get a job yourself in the field.

Try to be one of those guys when you get a job.

You'll be glad you did.

Actually I take that back.

If you watch our weekly hangouts on Thursdays, then you will meet some of the smartest guys

in the room.

One of the reasons we do those hangouts is so you'll see what the work of astronomy

is like and meet some of the most awesome people working in the field today.

So, if you want to meet the real rock stars of astronomy, watch our hangouts on Thursdays

at 3pm ET.

I guess I'd better qualify this opinion with the statement that of course not EVERYONE

who claims to be an astrophysicist is an insecure attention-grabber, but I'm sorry but in

my experience, most of them are.

I had one guy get downright indignant when I introduced him as an astronomer.

He corrected me and was huffy for the rest of the presentation.

Points if you can figure out who it was.

So don't get caught up in the whole astronomer/astrophysicist thing.

If you're good at your job, do good science, write papers people cite, build telescopes

that work and people want to use, or cameras that show things no one has ever seen before,

people can call you an astrologist and it wouldn't matter.

Ok, I take that back, I think most astronomers would correct you on that one.

My point is, when your work speaks for itself you are the coolest guy in the room no matter

what they call you.

Well that's it for this vlog post Space Fans, thanks to all of you for watching.

I've got two more SFN episodes in the hopper and getting ready to be posted soon, I also

have a new space video on the way in about a week or so.

If you have a question you'd like to pose about becoming an astronomer for a future

vlog post, please leave it in the comments below.

I check the comments across all videos everyday.

Also, let me know what you think about this whole astronomer/astrophysicist thing.

Is it just an ego thing like I've alluded to or is there more to it for you?

Let me know.

Thanks for watching and as always, Keep Looking Up!

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Is Earth Running Out of Water? (feat. Life Noggin) - Duration: 6:32.

- Hey, what's up, everybody?

We're here at the world famous

Exploratorium in San Francisco

and before we get started, I need some water.

Why am I eating chips in the first place?

Excuse me, ma'am, do you guys

have a water fountain somewhere?

Right over there?

Thank you so much.

Well, folks, as water becomes more scarce,

drinking toilet water is gonna become a reality

for a lot of us,

so get used to it.

Is it just me or does it seem like there's more

news about water shortages?

Like, take what's happening in Cape Town, South Africa

where the city is in such short supply

that they're limiting residents' water

and fining people who go over.

It's so bad that government officials are even showing up

to the most heavy water users' houses

and publicly shaming them.

Just imagine, they just kick down your door

with cameras everywhere like, yo!

You flushed your toilet 10 times,

it's not even 9:00 a.m. yet.

That's a show I might watch, actually.

And I live in California where we just came out

of a really long drought where we had big water restrictions

like bans on watering lawns or washing cars

with hoses that don't have shut-off nozzles.

On the bright side, it was a good excuse

to have a dirty car.

So, with all these stories about water shortages,

is the world running out of water?

First, I wanna acknowledge that lack

of clean water is already a major problem

for many parts of the world.

Over two billion people end up having

to drink contaminated water

because they don't have access to the clean stuff,

and because of this, more than half a million

children die every year.

In fact, ensuring access to clean water

and sanitation is a major goal of the United Nations.

Now, it's no secret that we all need water to survive.

We drink it, we grow our food with it, we bathe in it,

and some of us even use it for water ballon fights.

And it's also used in a lot of industries,

like manufacturing and power plants.

And because water is so awesome,

we're using it up faster than we can replace it.

According to the World Health Organization,

by 2025, half of the world's population

won't have enough clean water

to meet their basic needs during certain times of the year

and that's a major problem.

So, you might be thinking, wait a minute,

isn't water a renewable resource?

I mean, we all learned about the water cycle.

Water doesn't just go away, it just changes states

as it evaporates, rains or snows, and melts.

And what about all those crazy rainstorms

and hurricanes we keep hearing about?

Those are dropping tons of water on the planet,

so we can't possibly be running short, can we?

Those are all really good points,

but it's a little more complicated than that.

I'll let my robot friend, Blocko, explain.

- Thanks, Miles.

Hey, there, everyone, I'm Blocko from Life Noggin.

So, a bit part of the problem is

that not all of the water on Earth is usable.

About 95.6% of it is in the oceans

which isn't exactly drinkable.

Of the remaining fresh water,

about 68% is stored in ice and glaciers,

so most of the Earth's drinking water comes

from fresh water lakes, rivers, streams, and groundwater.

Groundwater is all the water stored below

the Earth's surface, in soil, in between rocks,

and in aquifers.

As water evaporates, rains, snows, and melts,

it's constantly moving,

so some places can get lots of water

while others are super dry.

- Thanks for that, Blocko, it was good seeing you.

- You, too, Miles and don't forget to keep on thinking.

- And you stay above the noise.

Man, I love that guy.

So, as Blocko explained, water availability varies

by region, so it's not like one place

that's flush with water can necessarily give it

to a far away place in need.

And even when we get crazy rainstorms

in drought-stricken areas,

all that rain doesn't necessarily soak into the ground

where it can replenish groundwater and make itself useful.

Instead, it can create big problems like flooding

and mudslides.

So, while the world's not running out of water per se,

as our population grows, the demand for water will increase

and lack of usable water will become a real issue

for a lot of places.

In fact, according to the United Nations,

by 2030, lack of water could end up

displacing 700 million people.

That's more than double the population of the U.S.

So, why is this happening?

For one, some places are pumping

their groundwater faster than rain

and snowmelt can refill it.

In fact, some cities like Mexico City, Beijing,

and even places in California Central Valley are sinking

as the groundwater is drained.

Another reason, just bad water management.

I mean, not to point fingers or anything,

but that's partially why Cape Town

is in this whole water mess.

The national government didn't really respond well

to the city's warning about water shortages.

Then there's the problem of lack of infrastructure

or just bad infrastructure.

In the U.S., leaking pipes cause us

to waste six billion gallons of treated water a day.

That's equal to about 9,000 Olympic-size swimming pools

of water that goes to waste daily.

That's crazy, and climate change isn't helping the matter.

As Earth warms up, scientists anticipate that droughts

and floods will become more intense.

Okay, so that's the bad news,

but the good news is, we can do something about it.

For starters, we can get better at conserving water,

like replacing water-guzzling grass lawns

with native plants, taking shorter showers,

fixing leaks, buying water-efficient appliances,

and if it's yellow, let it mellow,

and this actually works.

During California's drought, urban areas cut water use

by 24% using these kinds of conservations efforts.

Then there's desalination plants

that turn ocean water into fresh water,

but they're also super expensive and energy intensive.

My personal favorite, though,

is to get better at recycling waste water.

Israel, for example, recycles 87% of their waste water

and uses it to water crops.

The next highest country is Spain

which recycles only 20% of their water.

And in California, we're getting closer

to actually drinking our recycled toilet water,

like Orange County super cleans it

and pumps it into the ground which eventually makes its way

to the drinking supply.

Don't worry, though, it's not like you're just

dipping your cup into the toilet.

This water passes all the health standards and taste tests.

Way to go, Orange County.

So, we wanna know, how worried are you

about water shortages

and what kinds of things would you be willing to do

to reduce your water use?

Let us know in the comments below.

Thanks, guys, bye.

And before I go, we gotta give a big thanks

to Life Noggin and Blocko,

you guys are awesome as always.

Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us.

And if you like this video,

you should check out our video on why vaping is so popular

and our other video on if trolls are born or made, whoa.

Till next time, guys.

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Fabricating a Trellis: Many Rings Come Together - Duration: 8:39.

Welcome to another fabrication video.

This time we will be making lots of circle and putting them together into a trellis for

my garden.

This epsiode is graded in high dynamic range and I will have some amazing slow motiong

welding shots later.

So stay tuned.

We got 6 full length of 1/2in x 3/16in mild steel bars; that's 120 feet or roughly 37

meters.

Some basic high-school math is needed to figure out the correct length.

We are trying to make as many circles as possible on a given mandril and also need a little

bit of extra to have something to hold on.

Since the bar is quite thin we can do all the bending cold.

The basic idea to bend the mild steel bar around the tube as many times as it fits.

The jig has a little holder welded next to the tube that holds the bar.

In this case, our leg vise is not all that stable and we use the weight of a second person

to stabilize it.

After bending, we end up with four circles that we need to cut apart and then weld together.

The trick with the band saw is to cut one circle at a time and not try to cut them all

at once.

We need four different ring sizes and for each of them we calculate how much material

to cut so that we can create as many rings at once as possible.

For this video, I had a lot of extra help.

Tony was visiting from Chicago and Nils Anderssen was visiting from Norway.

When bending around our makeshift mandrel, we need to keep the bends as tight and even

as possible so that the resulting rings are all of the same size.

As we are essentially winding up a spiral, some adjustment is needed to bring the ends

back together.

Some hits with the hammer while clamping the lower end of the ring in a vise usually does

the trick.

We are slowly working our way up to the larger ring sizes and am starting to run out of space

in the shop.

The longer the initial bar the more space we need around the mandrel and we are sort

of navigating the obstacles that are getting in the way.

Finally, we are getting to our largest ring size and of that we just need a couple but

the technique is slighly different as you will see.

After having made 30 - 40 rings, we need to weld them together.

This is actually easier with some help to prevent the ends from coming apart.

We are careful to just weld from the outside to make cleanup on the belt sander easier.

Once we have created all the rings for the trellise, we go back to our master plan and

fit them to our layout.

Placing the rings is pretty fast but making all the little connection pieces will be somewhat

annoying.

When welding, we will only weld from the top and the bottom but not from the sides.

The trellise is not going to support anything really heavy.

After we completed welding one side, we flipped the trellise over and supported it on two

saw horses.

To give you a sense how welding looks like for the person operating the welding machine,

we tried to take a couple of shots through the helmet.

It looks a little bit odd but conveys a different perspective.

Slow motion and high dynamic range make welding look almost magical.

I hope you enjoy what you see.

I am probably over indulging here but I could watch this for hours.

With the aperture wide open, depth of field make the sparks appear quite peaceful.

After all the welding of the rings is done; it's time for another round of clean up with

the angle grinders.

Slow motion turns this into abstract art as well.

Alright enough with that.

We are basically done and just need to figure out how to mount the whole contraption.

We think that three legs made form square bar should be

sufficient to hold it.

What is left after that is to weld the legs onto a plate that can be fixed in some concrete.

Because the trellise is quite tall and the material very thin, it's not completely self

supporting.

We are also welding on a bracket in the back that can be used to support the

trellise against a house wall.

That's it.

The trellise now just needs to be painted and then installed.

I hope you enjoyed what you saw and if you want to see more please subscribe to my channel.

Also many thanks for people who have joined me on Patreon.

See you next time.

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NASA ScienceCasts: New Science from Jupiter - Duration: 4:48.

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New Science from Jupiter – presented by Science@NASA

When NASA's Juno spacecraft recently flew over the poles of Jupiter, researchers were astonished,

as if they had never seen a giant planet before. And in a sense they hadn't.

The pictures were unlike anything in the history of planetary exploration.

Juno entered orbit on the 4th of July 2016 and later found Jupiter's poles covered

in nearly continent-sized storms that are densely clustered and rubbing together in a mind-blowing swirl.

"It's like a whole new Jupiter," says Scott Bolton,

Juno's principal investigator from the Southwest Research Institute. "The clouds were amazing."

What's striking about Jupiter's polar storms is that there are actually multiple cyclones at each pole.

So instead of having one polar vortex like Earth, Jupiter was observed to have as many as eight giant swirls

moving simultaneously on its north pole and as many as five on its south pole.

Even more amazing things are lurking below. Researchers have long wondered about the giant planet's hidden interior.

How far down do Jupiter's continent-sized storms descend? And what is the exotic material near the planet's core?

Deep inside Jupiter, high temperatures and crushing pressures transform

Jupiter's copious supplies of gaseous molecular hydrogen into an exotic form of matter known as liquid metallic hydrogen.

Think of it as a mashup of atomic nuclei in a sea of electrons freely moving about.

Jupiter's powerful magnetic field almost certainly springs from dynamo action in Jupiter's interior,

the process by which the motion of this electrically-conducting fluid is converted into magnetic energy.

The exact location within the interior is a mystery that researchers are still working to solve.

A planet's magnetic field gets weaker as you get farther from its core.

Jupiter's magnetic field is 10,000 time stronger than that of Earth!

However when measured at the cloudtops, Jupiter's magnetic field is only 20 times greater

than what we measure on Earth's surface. This is due to Jupiter being so much larger than Earth.

Astronomers have long known that Jupiter has the most intense planetary magnetic field in the solar system.

But according to Jack Connerney, Juno deputy principal investigator at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center,

"Juno's magnetometers indicate that Jupiter's magnetic field is even stronger than we thought."

"Moreover, the magnetic field looks lumpy," he says. "It is stronger in some places and weaker in others.

This uneven distribution suggests that the field might be generated by dynamo action closer to the surface,

above the layer of metallic hydrogen."

Jupiter's magnetic field is home to the biggest and most powerful auroras in the solar system.

Unlike Earth, which lights up in response to solar activity, Jupiter makes its own auroras.

It does this by tapping into power generated by its own spinning magnetic field.

Induced electric fields accelerate particles toward Jupiter's poles where the aurora action takes place.

Another source of insight is Juno's Microwave Radiometer which measures thermal microwaves

radiating from the deep recesses of the planet,

revealing structure hundreds of kilometers beneath Jupiter's thick clouds.

Recent results from Juno's Gravity experiment show that Jupiter's iconic belts and zones

rotate as a series of cylinders down to depths of about 3000-5000 km.

Beneath this depth, it appears that Jupiter may be rotating as a rigid body.

New discoveries about Jupiter continue to be made. Bolton says,

"Every 53 days, Juno goes soaring by Jupiter and gets doused by a fire hose of data. There is always something new."

For more discoveries from Jupiter and the other planets of our solar system, stay tuned to science.nasa.gov.

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Chem10, Video #1 - Conversions Part B - Duration: 4:54.

Hello! So in this video I will be showing you another conversion problem, except

this problem requires a few more steps because we're not only converting from

micrometers to meters, we're also converting it from days to minutes and

we're still going to use the unit prefixes table along with a few extra

steps in order to find meters per minute... So like I said in my previous video we

should start with a plan to make sure that we are properly converting each

factor to where we want it to be at the end. So in this plan I start with

micrometers because that's our initial, and then we convert micrometers to

meters. And since we have meters at the end we

stop here. Then we that's when we convert from days to hours to minutes to

find the denominator because you can't just convert directly from days to

minutes. You need to convert days to hours, to minutes. Okay, so we're going to

start with our initial unit which is 70.0 micrometers per day. And you

always write the units that you want at the end, to make sure that as you're

crossing out units, you end up with meters per minute... So we are first going

to do the conversion factors from micrometers to meters. So since we got to

cancel out micrometers, micrometers would go to to the bottom and meters would go to

the top. Next we do the conversion factors for day. So this is already

crossed out and then we have meters over day now. So day needs to be in the

numerator because they have to cancel, and then we would convert that to hours.

We have hours right here. Next, we convert hours to minutes.

So since hours is the denominator here...-let me just cross these out first-

so hours is that the denominator here, here so hours would be at the numerator

in order for it to cross out. And since we need minutes to be at the denominator,

minutes would be at the denominator. Now we have meters over minutes and all we

have to do is just plug in our values based from the unit prefixes chart and

what we know on how many hours are in a day and how many minutes are in an hour.

So we look to the unit prefixes chart for "Micro" and micro is 10 to the negative 6.

And micrometers is smaller than meters due to the prefix "Micro" being 10 to

negative 6, which is a very small number. But remember, when we're putting in the

scientific notations within the conversions, the exponents are always

positive and the bigger unit (in this case) it's meters, it

would have a 1 and "Micro" the prefix is 10 to negative 6

but the exponent is always positive. So for the next two conversions you don't

really need to do any unit prefixes within these two because we already know

how many hours are in one day and how many minutes are in one hour so we just

plug that in there. So in one day there are 24 hours and in one hour is 60

minutes. So after you input in all those values within your calculator like so,

you would get an answer of 4.861 times 10 to the negative 8 meters per

minute. However, don't forget about your significant figures! We have originally

started with 3 significant figures here so we have to end in 3 significant

figures here. Now to properly round this answer to 3 significant figures, which

would be 4.86, you would have to look for the last number and see if it's

greater than 5 or less than 5. In this case, one is less than five, so you do NOT need

to round the 6 up to 7. You would just keep it the same so it would be

4.86 times 10 to the negative 8 meters per minute. And this is how

you properly convert by using multi steps when involving two different types

of units.

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MY HUSBAND RATES MY FASHION NOVA OUTFITS - Duration: 7:44.

- Whassup, crazies?

It's your girl, LaToya Forever and my husband, Adam.

- What's goin' on, everyone?

Adam here, let's get this rating going

what we doin'? - Adam won't lose.

And in today's video my husband

yeah, this is my

("Pony" by Ginuwine)

love you - Love you, too.

- You look nice. - You look good, too.

- Thank you, babe.

In today's video my hubby will be rating

my Fashion Nova outfits.

- Fashion Nova, fashion. - Yeah.

- Everywhere you look, Fashion Nova.

- Fashion Nova, it's takin' over the world.

I saw Meet the Vloggers, Laila and Yasmin.

I love them, they did a video where Laila rated Yasmin's

Fashion Nova outfits and I'm like,

"Yo! I need to get my hubby

"to rate my Fashion Nova outfits."

So, click the link in the bio to check out

their version of the video.

On a scale from one to 10,

one being the worst,

10 being the best.

Okay? - Okay.

I am not the best when it comes to like,

describing the outfit,

but I can definitely do a rank.

I'll give my insight, but I'm not that great

with all these fashion terms.

- Let's jump right into it.

(humming)

Whatchu' think?

The white two-piece, y'know?

I love matching sets, you guys.

The jean jacket over it, you can wear it on,

you can wear it off the shoulder.

- I feel like this is an Instagram photo.

Such an Instagram look.

- How 'bout you go to Atlanta and see how the girls

dress out there?

Then come back to me, awright?

- You sure?

Can I take that next flight to Atlanta by myself

to go look at these girls?

- We, well we goin' together.

to look at these girls. - You just gave me

the green light to go look at these girls in Atlanta.

(laughing) You straight up, are you sure

you wanna do that? - Listen.

This is a cute outfit,

y'know I'm gettin' ready. - Home of the peaches!

- For Atlanta. - Ya feel me?

- Yes! The peach!

Anyways, on a scale from one to 10?

- On a scale of one to 10,

give it a 6.7.

- 6.7?

- Yeah.

- Awright.

Heeeyyyyyy!

Thoughts?

- Y'know what, the quality is

up there, man. - Yeah, good quality.

- It's up there.

It's not like. - Cheap.

- Yeah. It looks,

it looks, it looks, high designer,

so kudos to them.

- Yep.

But the look? The style.

- I think, - The feel.

- I think you rocked it really well.

I'm gonna give it a strong 7.7.

- Thank you, with my, what kinda shoes on?

- Yeah. (laughing)

It's such a social media outfit.

- Are you crazy?

I would wear this

on the street. - You would.

- Put on some black like booties with it.

- I just don't, I personally have not seen

people dress up like this.

I know they probably do,

but it's like it's very rare. - So then people just don't

have swag then in real life, is what you're saying.

The only swag people have is when they're on Instagram?

- Correct.

- All right.

Well we gonna swag out in real life then.

Heeeeyyyyy!

- Woah.

- Fashion Nova they're known for their jeans.

- Yeah, this seems like a more

typical outfit. - Every day.

- You would see people dress like this

at the Cheesecake Factory.

(laughing)

I see you pushing a cart, baby cart with that

- Yeah.

- Shoppin'. - Yeah.

- I'm gonna give this one a good eight point,

8.4. - Okay, so you're rating

looks based on if I can wear it in real life?

- These are my standards.

- Take off your sunglasses, bruh.

I can't see your eyes.

There we go. - It makes no difference!

You just now, just went to 8.2.

Because of that.

Shoulda let me keep it on.

(drumming)

It's crazy, 'cause it's like you planned this out.

This is a nine.

- What?!

This is see-through!

I'm surprised that you gave it a nine.

You liked it? - I like the outfit.

- This is my least favorite so far.

I feel so angelic in it, in this all white.

I can't wait to wear all white when we have our wedding.

Our five year is coming up,

next year - Right.

- So we need to plan a wedding.

- Right.

- Thoughts?

- Will there be thoughts?

(laughing)

Back to the outfit,

your toenails are white,

everything is white,

it just looks clean!

It just looks like, clean look.

It has nothing to do.

This coulda' been sleeveless,

I dunno, I just, I like the pants.

I would, I would wear

(drumming)

- Trust me, I hate this outfit.

So listen to this,

I was on Instagram browsing around

and I saw.

- Go back. Go home.

- (laughing) And I saw Angela Simmons in this outfit

and she looked good.

Listen to me, I have to post a picture of her

in the outfit, okay?

Why does she look bomb in this outfit

and I look dumb?

I don't understand, I look so stupid!

I look like our drapes here.

- I would look better in that than you, go.

- You wanna try it on?

- Minus 17. - Right?

Okay, so I don't know if I like this outfit together,

I just didn't wanna go upstairs

and get like black denim jeans to wear with this.

- Right, right, right.

- But I really love the top, okay this is.

- The pants is from Fashion Nova, too?

- Yeah, the pants are from Fashion Nova,

it has a black top to match it.

But I wanted to show this top off,

'cause it's cute, I like it.

- Got that early '90 vibes. - Yeah.

Do you like the outfit?

- I'm tryin' to figure out a rating for it.

I think the outfit is good,

it's nice.

I'm gonna give it a strong 7.5.

- 7.5?

So you actually,

so you like the outfit?

So you would go outside with me rocking this outfit,

just like this?

- I like the outfit,

that's all I'm sayin', okay?

Again it's - Where can you picture

me wearing this outfit to?

- A theme type of event.

- Right. Like a Afrobeat,

like African 'ting, like a Caribbean vibe,

y'know what I'm sayin', like. (singing)

- Sure.

- This is my favorite.

- Is it?

- Yeah, I like it.

It's so. - Those pants look

so comfortable. - Yeah, they are comfortable.

The material is so. - Like it probably

feels like you're just wearing air.

- Yeah, feel it.

It's so good quality.

- Oh, yeah.

- And this top, it came as a matching set.

The quality's so. - With this?

- No, not with this, with the biker shorts.

It's so thick.

It's like double layered.

- Mmhmm.

- I love it.

It's so comfortable.

- In terms of rating.

- Oh, look.

You know what I'm sayin'?

- Social media post right here.

I mean if it's your favorite outfit, what do you rate it?

- I rate this outfit a 9.5,

just because I feel so. - 9.5?

- Because I feel so comfortable in it.

I'm comfortable.

I have to feel comfortable,

I have to look good in it. - 9.5?!

- Yes!

- Wow!

- Because I can wear this. - But, wait.

- Every single day, right?

Literally, I would wear this every single day.

Challenge me.

- C'mon, man!

I ain't doin' these ones.

You didn't rate it.

- You should've just said 10.

Anyways, thank you so much for watching this video.

- Like, comment, subscribe y'all.

- Yes! Like, comment, and subscribe!

We've been super consistent on this channel,

I've been pumpin' out videos every single week.

Anyways, thank you for watching, love you guys.

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MY HUSBAND RATES MY FASHION NOVA OUTFITS - Duration: 7:44.

- Whassup, crazies?

It's your girl, LaToya Forever and my husband, Adam.

- What's goin' on, everyone?

Adam here, let's get this rating going

what we doin'? - Adam won't lose.

And in today's video my husband

yeah, this is my

("Pony" by Ginuwine)

love you - Love you, too.

- You look nice. - You look good, too.

- Thank you, babe.

In today's video my hubby will be rating

my Fashion Nova outfits.

- Fashion Nova, fashion. - Yeah.

- Everywhere you look, Fashion Nova.

- Fashion Nova, it's takin' over the world.

I saw Meet the Vloggers, Laila and Yasmin.

I love them, they did a video where Laila rated Yasmin's

Fashion Nova outfits and I'm like,

"Yo! I need to get my hubby

"to rate my Fashion Nova outfits."

So, click the link in the bio to check out

their version of the video.

On a scale from one to 10,

one being the worst,

10 being the best.

Okay? - Okay.

I am not the best when it comes to like,

describing the outfit,

but I can definitely do a rank.

I'll give my insight, but I'm not that great

with all these fashion terms.

- Let's jump right into it.

(humming)

Whatchu' think?

The white two-piece, y'know?

I love matching sets, you guys.

The jean jacket over it, you can wear it on,

you can wear it off the shoulder.

- I feel like this is an Instagram photo.

Such an Instagram look.

- How 'bout you go to Atlanta and see how the girls

dress out there?

Then come back to me, awright?

- You sure?

Can I take that next flight to Atlanta by myself

to go look at these girls?

- We, well we goin' together.

to look at these girls. - You just gave me

the green light to go look at these girls in Atlanta.

(laughing) You straight up, are you sure

you wanna do that? - Listen.

This is a cute outfit,

y'know I'm gettin' ready. - Home of the peaches!

- For Atlanta. - Ya feel me?

- Yes! The peach!

Anyways, on a scale from one to 10?

- On a scale of one to 10,

give it a 6.7.

- 6.7?

- Yeah.

- Awright.

Heeeyyyyyy!

Thoughts?

- Y'know what, the quality is

up there, man. - Yeah, good quality.

- It's up there.

It's not like. - Cheap.

- Yeah. It looks,

it looks, it looks, high designer,

so kudos to them.

- Yep.

But the look? The style.

- I think, - The feel.

- I think you rocked it really well.

I'm gonna give it a strong 7.7.

- Thank you, with my, what kinda shoes on?

- Yeah. (laughing)

It's such a social media outfit.

- Are you crazy?

I would wear this

on the street. - You would.

- Put on some black like booties with it.

- I just don't, I personally have not seen

people dress up like this.

I know they probably do,

but it's like it's very rare. - So then people just don't

have swag then in real life, is what you're saying.

The only swag people have is when they're on Instagram?

- Correct.

- All right.

Well we gonna swag out in real life then.

Heeeeyyyyy!

- Woah.

- Fashion Nova they're known for their jeans.

- Yeah, this seems like a more

typical outfit. - Every day.

- You would see people dress like this

at the Cheesecake Factory.

(laughing)

I see you pushing a cart, baby cart with that

- Yeah.

- Shoppin'. - Yeah.

- I'm gonna give this one a good eight point,

8.4. - Okay, so you're rating

looks based on if I can wear it in real life?

- These are my standards.

- Take off your sunglasses, bruh.

I can't see your eyes.

There we go. - It makes no difference!

You just now, just went to 8.2.

Because of that.

Shoulda let me keep it on.

(drumming)

It's crazy, 'cause it's like you planned this out.

This is a nine.

- What?!

This is see-through!

I'm surprised that you gave it a nine.

You liked it? - I like the outfit.

- This is my least favorite so far.

I feel so angelic in it, in this all white.

I can't wait to wear all white when we have our wedding.

Our five year is coming up,

next year - Right.

- So we need to plan a wedding.

- Right.

- Thoughts?

- Will there be thoughts?

(laughing)

Back to the outfit,

your toenails are white,

everything is white,

it just looks clean!

It just looks like, clean look.

It has nothing to do.

This coulda' been sleeveless,

I dunno, I just, I like the pants.

I would, I would wear

(drumming)

- Trust me, I hate this outfit.

So listen to this,

I was on Instagram browsing around

and I saw.

- Go back. Go home.

- (laughing) And I saw Angela Simmons in this outfit

and she looked good.

Listen to me, I have to post a picture of her

in the outfit, okay?

Why does she look bomb in this outfit

and I look dumb?

I don't understand, I look so stupid!

I look like our drapes here.

- I would look better in that than you, go.

- You wanna try it on?

- Minus 17. - Right?

Okay, so I don't know if I like this outfit together,

I just didn't wanna go upstairs

and get like black denim jeans to wear with this.

- Right, right, right.

- But I really love the top, okay this is.

- The pants is from Fashion Nova, too?

- Yeah, the pants are from Fashion Nova,

it has a black top to match it.

But I wanted to show this top off,

'cause it's cute, I like it.

- Got that early '90 vibes. - Yeah.

Do you like the outfit?

- I'm tryin' to figure out a rating for it.

I think the outfit is good,

it's nice.

I'm gonna give it a strong 7.5.

- 7.5?

So you actually,

so you like the outfit?

So you would go outside with me rocking this outfit,

just like this?

- I like the outfit,

that's all I'm sayin', okay?

Again it's - Where can you picture

me wearing this outfit to?

- A theme type of event.

- Right. Like a Afrobeat,

like African 'ting, like a Caribbean vibe,

y'know what I'm sayin', like. (singing)

- Sure.

- This is my favorite.

- Is it?

- Yeah, I like it.

It's so. - Those pants look

so comfortable. - Yeah, they are comfortable.

The material is so. - Like it probably

feels like you're just wearing air.

- Yeah, feel it.

It's so good quality.

- Oh, yeah.

- And this top, it came as a matching set.

The quality's so. - With this?

- No, not with this, with the biker shorts.

It's so thick.

It's like double layered.

- Mmhmm.

- I love it.

It's so comfortable.

- In terms of rating.

- Oh, look.

You know what I'm sayin'?

- Social media post right here.

I mean if it's your favorite outfit, what do you rate it?

- I rate this outfit a 9.5,

just because I feel so. - 9.5?

- Because I feel so comfortable in it.

I'm comfortable.

I have to feel comfortable,

I have to look good in it. - 9.5?!

- Yes!

- Wow!

- Because I can wear this. - But, wait.

- Every single day, right?

Literally, I would wear this every single day.

Challenge me.

- C'mon, man!

I ain't doin' these ones.

You didn't rate it.

- You should've just said 10.

Anyways, thank you so much for watching this video.

- Like, comment, subscribe y'all.

- Yes! Like, comment, and subscribe!

We've been super consistent on this channel,

I've been pumpin' out videos every single week.

Anyways, thank you for watching, love you guys.

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The Walking Dead || Time - Duration: 2:56.

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Connect Live Application - Daniel Goltz - Duration: 1:01.

hi I'm Daniel Goltz from Israel I'm a software engineer and today is my 26th birthday

I'm a local guide expert photographer

I like taking pictures everywhere I go

I'm a home cook and I love to go out and visit new restaurants

and places around me the reason I'm applying to Connect Live 2018

is because I think it will be an amazing experience to participate and to

meet many local guides from all over the world local guides were exactly like me

passionate about exploring and sharing everything they can while helping others

around the world I'm excited to share cultures and opinions with all the

people I'll get to meet and Connect Live 2018 I cannot wait to learn more and be

able to help more people with my photos reviews tips questions and everything

else we do as local guides. Thank you for this opportunity

hope to see you soon in California

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Ramadan n'était que chargé de cours à l'Uni de Fribourg - DN - Duration: 5:13.

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김영주 장관 시구 ♥ 뉴스 속보 || TWHKstar - Duration: 2:21.

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Tris­tan Thomp­son lynché sur les réseaux sociaux après avoir trompé Khloé Karda­shian - Duration: 3:25.

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Bachelor-Kristina: "Daniel hat mit anderen Frauen gechattet" - Duration: 2:27.

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THE ( news ) ADDS - Duration: 1:28.

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Tum Ho Na || A Modern fairytale love story || Full movie || Sidharth malhotra || Kriti kharbanda - Duration: 13:34.

Tum ho na full song

Modern Fairy Tales Love Story

Sidharth malhotra and kriti kharbanda

Oppo f5 song

Oppo f5 ad kriti kharbanda

Oppo f5 ad sidharth malhotra

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Chem10, Video #1 - Conversions Part B - Duration: 4:54.

Hello! So in this video I will be showing you another conversion problem, except

this problem requires a few more steps because we're not only converting from

micrometers to meters, we're also converting it from days to minutes and

we're still going to use the unit prefixes table along with a few extra

steps in order to find meters per minute... So like I said in my previous video we

should start with a plan to make sure that we are properly converting each

factor to where we want it to be at the end. So in this plan I start with

micrometers because that's our initial, and then we convert micrometers to

meters. And since we have meters at the end we

stop here. Then we that's when we convert from days to hours to minutes to

find the denominator because you can't just convert directly from days to

minutes. You need to convert days to hours, to minutes. Okay, so we're going to

start with our initial unit which is 70.0 micrometers per day. And you

always write the units that you want at the end, to make sure that as you're

crossing out units, you end up with meters per minute... So we are first going

to do the conversion factors from micrometers to meters. So since we got to

cancel out micrometers, micrometers would go to to the bottom and meters would go to

the top. Next we do the conversion factors for day. So this is already

crossed out and then we have meters over day now. So day needs to be in the

numerator because they have to cancel, and then we would convert that to hours.

We have hours right here. Next, we convert hours to minutes.

So since hours is the denominator here...-let me just cross these out first-

so hours is that the denominator here, here so hours would be at the numerator

in order for it to cross out. And since we need minutes to be at the denominator,

minutes would be at the denominator. Now we have meters over minutes and all we

have to do is just plug in our values based from the unit prefixes chart and

what we know on how many hours are in a day and how many minutes are in an hour.

So we look to the unit prefixes chart for "Micro" and micro is 10 to the negative 6.

And micrometers is smaller than meters due to the prefix "Micro" being 10 to

negative 6, which is a very small number. But remember, when we're putting in the

scientific notations within the conversions, the exponents are always

positive and the bigger unit (in this case) it's meters, it

would have a 1 and "Micro" the prefix is 10 to negative 6

but the exponent is always positive. So for the next two conversions you don't

really need to do any unit prefixes within these two because we already know

how many hours are in one day and how many minutes are in one hour so we just

plug that in there. So in one day there are 24 hours and in one hour is 60

minutes. So after you input in all those values within your calculator like so,

you would get an answer of 4.861 times 10 to the negative 8 meters per

minute. However, don't forget about your significant figures! We have originally

started with 3 significant figures here so we have to end in 3 significant

figures here. Now to properly round this answer to 3 significant figures, which

would be 4.86, you would have to look for the last number and see if it's

greater than 5 or less than 5. In this case, one is less than five, so you do NOT need

to round the 6 up to 7. You would just keep it the same so it would be

4.86 times 10 to the negative 8 meters per minute. And this is how

you properly convert by using multi steps when involving two different types

of units.

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Kellyanne Conway Is Still Super Pissed About Michelle Wolf's Jokes - Duration: 4:39.

Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the President of the United States is still super pissed

about the fact that Michelle Wolf made a joke about her at the Saturday evening White House

Correspondents' Dinner.

During a recent appearance on Sean Hannity's Fox News program, Kellyanne Conway went off

into this weird little diatribe about what happened Saturday night.

Take a look at the clip.

It's a little bit longer, but you got to watch it to the end, because this is really weird.

She opens a can of worms that I don't think she wanted to open.

Take a look at that.

Sean, in some ways, there was very little that was surprising on Saturday night, though.

The faux outrage from some people who look down at Twitter all day long and see the likes

of Sarah, and Ivanka, and me insulted, this just happened right in front of them where

they were all gussied up, so they couldn't deny it.

I mean, in some ways, it was just another day at the office.

They know that we're insulted [inaudible 00:00:58], but it doesn't make some people any less miserable

or us any less powerful and dutiful to the jobs that we have on behalf of the country

that we love.

I actually think both events Saturday night really helped President Trump.

First, he got to go to Michigan and tell ... he was in Washington, Michigan, touting-

So smart, yeah.

The economic progress of security, the historic nature of what's going on in Korea.

Then the event here in Washington helped him as well, because it fed right into all of

the cynicism, the skepticism, that a lot of Americans have about the mainstream media

writ large.

They have a 14% approval rating.

Let me ask you this.

Let me say something.

I spent tonight trying to find out how much Michelle Wolf was paid, and nobody will give

me a straight answer.

I called three people who were on the dais who actually picked up the phone.

No one will give me an answer.

Two said that they had no idea.

There aren't any kinds of [crosstalk 00:01:53] like that, no expenditures-

I'd like to know about the media's ... I'd like to know about anchors' and reporters'

financial holdings too, considering everyone cares about mine.

Well, no, but hold on.

But hold on.

The reason I say this is, we're told this is a scholarship dinner.

Yeah, she should pay for your entertainment, but I feel really badly for those students.

The president and the vice president met them at the White House.

They took pictures with them the other day.

I had occasion all throughout-

Right.

I'm running out of time.

[crosstalk 00:02:15] at different events to meet these scholarship winners.

I feel sorry for them, because they were almost an afterthought that night.

I don't want anybody to say this was about them.

This was about the First Amendment.

When the President of the White House Correspondents' Association stood up and said, "An attack

on one journalist is an attack on all journalists-"

You know what, Kellyanne?

You're absolutely right.

If an attack on one woman or two women, as you say, is an attack on all women, then let's

talk about attacks on women.

Specifically, let's talk about the attack from your boss, "I moved on her like a ****." How

does that play out, because that to me, sounds like an actual physical, sexual attack on

a woman.

How about "Grab 'em by the *****"? How does that play out when you're feigning outrage

over the fact that a female comedian made a joke about you?

There are real attacks on women happening in this country.

According to at least 19 different women right now, some of those attacks came from your

boss, unwanted sexual advances.

But you just want to gloss over those.

You've actually said that these women are just liars, that none of this is true.

But a comedian, somebody who was paid, and according to you, you can't find out how much,

but you damn sure want to know, she was paid to go up there and basically roast people.

She spent a good amount of time roasting the press as well.

But you, because it was on you personally for one joke, you can't handle it.

You're willing to overlook the allegations of sexual assault against the President of

the United States, but a female comedian making a joke about you, well, that's just crossing

a line, and something needs to happen here, right?

That's not how it works.

There are problems that women in this country face, and you've probably faced them too throughout

your career.

Those are the ones that need to be addressed, but you going after this woman for making

a couple jokes, which she was paid to do, if that's the biggest thing you have to be

outraged at, then I'm actually jealous of you, because I would love it if I had nothing

worse to worry about in my life than a comedian making a couple jokes about me.

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VLOG 34: Gnuj Jam 2018 - Duration: 6:13.

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Lake Washington Teaching: Rob Noteboom - Duration: 2:09.

...no one's got a currency that's gonna go from Africa to India to China...

I teach kids. We have trade it for whatever's kind of the equivalent of currency...

They're why I'm here. I mean I love history, I love government. I used to

teach English but that isn't why you come to work every day. I mean that's the

vehicle but they're the reason.

...and they would just pick the ivory up off the ground...

I came to teaching late in the game. I started teaching when I was

around 30. I had jobs where I had kind of teaching-like

experiences, and it just struck me as what I wanted to do.

...pick a good up and maybe it's one of the good....

The best part about being a teacher is I get to

feel like I helped a human being become a better person. I'm a big believer in

student efficacy where I want the kid to walk into the room every day and feel

like they're in a place where an adult cares about them. And as much as I care

about the content - and I do...that's perfect...if I can make a kid come to the

building every day and feel like this is a room where the teacher knows my name,

they ask how I'm doing, they noticed if I have been absent. And this is a place

where I belong, in some way, shape or form.

I'm able to help people become the best people that they can.

...you found some goods in a place to go?

My name is Rob Noteboom. I teach ninth grade honors world history and I do it here at

Redmond High School. I started in 1995, Redmond Junior High - Redmond Middle School

now. This is my I think 11th or 12th year in this building.

I think people come to this

district and they stay here and so there's a sense of continuity to a

certain degree that I really like. There's a

communication piece that I think the district fosters, in terms of you're not

doing this by yourself you're kind of the piece of a larger puzzle and you get

all kinds of opportunities to see where your work is fitting into that. I teach

kids. I like the energy. I like the inquisitiveness. I get to be

with the kids every day and I like it.

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Ella Purnell & More Step Out To Support Starz' 'Vida' Cast at L.A. Premiere! - Duration: 2:37.

Ella Purnell & More Step Out To Support Starz' 'Vida' Cast at L.A. Premiere!

Ella Purnell flashes a smile alongside Melissa Barrera while attending the premiere of her new Starz series Vida held at the Regal LA Live Stadium 14 on Tuesday (May 1) in Los Angeles.

Ella, 21, was accompanied by her Sweetbitter co-stars Daniyar, Paul Sparks, and producer Stephanie Danler, as well as Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Stephanie Beatriz, Looking's Raul Castillo, New Girl's Lamorne Morris, Trace Lysette and Johnny Sibilly, as they all stepped out to show their support.

Also in attendance were Melissa's Vida co-stars Ser Anzoategui, Chelsea Rendon, Maria-Elena Laas, Carlos Miranda and Mishel Prada.

Vida is a half-hour drama series focusing on two Mexican-American sisters from the Eastside of Los Angeles who couldn't be more different or distanced from each other.

Circumstances force them to return to their old neighborhood, where they are confronted by the past and surprising truth about their mother's identity.

Melissa is wearing a Claudia Li dress, Schutz heels, Swarovski Atelier clutch and Stefere earrings.

Mishel is wearing an Elisabetta Franchi gown.

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Branding Strategist Loren Weisman. W from GLW Talk Across - Duration: 1:31.

I'm the W in GLW Talk Across.

This is Loren Weisman.

For my segment inside GLW Talk Across, I'm putting more the focus on the brand.

Now, this is the brand beyond just the logo, beyond just the font, beyond the colors.

Those are included and the uniformity of them is important,

but we're going to talk about the psychological delivery and the development of the content

that you're putting out there.

From your one-liner to your tagline to how you're communicating to getting over the assumptions

of the things and the hearsay that you hear online about you need to do this, you need

to do that.

When somebody tells you how to do something, does it apply to your business, your brand,

your budget and is it going to be that effective?

Other things we're going to talk about is the brand discovery, the elements vicariously

connected but disconnected from what you're putting out.

That ties into your brand as well as the idea of the videos, the blogs, the audios, the

images and the best way to connect and engage and convert while respecting all of your audiences.

This is Loren Weisman.

I'm the W GLW Talk Across and I look forward to seeing you soon you.