You see prayers and affirmations are not
for the purpose of changing God or the
living spirit or the life principle or
influencing the divine God is the same
yesterday today and forever
you don't change God but you align
yourself mentally with that which was
always true you don't create harmony
harmony is you don't create love God is
love that love of God is within you
you don't create peace God is peace and God
indwells you that you must claim that
the peace of God floods your mind you
must claim that the harmony of God is in
your home harmony is in your pocketbook
from your business and all phases of
your life all of good is available to
each other
our prayers and affirmations are for the
purpose to bring your own line to the
point where we can accept the gifts
which were given to us from the
foundation of time regard as they given
in the gift the oil was in the ground
before you were born before any man walk
the earth so was gold and silver uranium
and lead and copper and all the metals
that we use today they were all there
didn't it take a little intelligence and
the mind of man to find these things, yes
so if you send two men to Utah and one
man is a geologist or he may be also a
meteorologist and he finds nothing
another man goes in the first five
minutes he finds the vein of uranium or
silver in the same territory in the same
land where was the wealth the wealth was
in the mind of the second man he
believed in a guiding principle the
other fella found nothing he was walking on it
so there is a guiding principle
that will lead you that's what led men
to find gold and silver and oil and lead
and all these things we don't need to
work on conditions we need only to work
on ourselves the only place we can cure
our lack and limitation is in our own
mind be transformed by the renewal of your mind
when we have done it there we
shall find that the world your that is
your body your environment and
conditions will be a mathematical
reflection of your inner state of mind
whatsoever things you ask for when he
pray believe that you have received
we shall have them that is the basis of
all successful prayer whether for the
healing of our bodies for prosperity
success for achievements or for material
benefits once you convince your deeper
mind that you have the thing you want it
will proceed immediately to bring it to pass
you might say to me how can I convince
my deeper mind my subconscious that I
have riches or any other good thing when
my common sense tells me that bills are
piling up creditors are after me the
bank is calling up to pay for the
mortgage and for the money I old so on
you can't if you keep thinking about
debts and obligations and how much you owe
you'll only magnify your misery but here
is the truth about the laws of your mind
your deeper minds accepts as effect
whatever you repeat to it in convincing
tones often enough just the same you
learn to walk you had a thought pattern
an act whether it is swimming or walking
or playing tennis or golf and you repeat
it over and over again you know what you
are doing and why you were doing it you
want to learn to walk you want to learn
to dance you want to learn to swim
so well finally your subconscious
assimilated the pattern didn't it and
then you swim automatically you walked automatically
the same procedure in
praying for wealth or anything else once
your subconscious accepts the statement
as a fact it proceeds to do everything
possible to bring riches to you now
that's the old purpose of affirmations
so that you convince yourself of the
truth of that which you affirm then your
deeper mind will bring these things to pass
many men say to me oh I got an
affirmation from someone and it said I
am rich and prosperous now I am
successful and I'm very wealthy that
affirmation he said succeeded in making
me much more aware of my need because
you see he believed more in poverty and
lack than he did and the riches or
anthem
so I explained to him I said you must
turn away from that pattern and change
your belief your subconscious accepts
what you believe I should look around
you realize that God created you in the
whole world it's an invisible spirit
within you everything is made inside out
of it it started your heartbeat it's the
air you breathe water you drink it's the
fruit that you eat and therefore turn
away and turn within and change that and
say I recognize the eternal source of my
supply God is the source of my supply
all my needs spiritual mental material
are meant at every moment of time and
point of space and God's wealth is
circulating in my life and there's
always a surface so by they in mine eyes
I'm advancing moving forward and growing
spiritually mentally materially
financially intellectually in every way
and all things be ready if the mine be
sold has done unto me as I believe oh
how I love thy law let it be my
meditation both day and night and the
law is I am what I contemplate I am what
I believe myself to be according to my
faith is a done unto me
God gave you richly all things to enjoy
God made you rich why then are you poor
and as he began to realize a source of
the infinite ocean of supply the source
of the very hair in his head you know
the source of the power that enables him
to lift a chair the source of the grass
the source from they hay in the field
the source of the cattle on a Thousand
Hills he began to realize a source lined
himself with it and then it made sense
to him then he realized that he was
writing in a subconscious mind the idea
of wealth of growth and prosperity
he changed his relief to a belief in the
riches the endless riches all around him
instead of poverty which was a false
belief in his mind don't you know
there's enough root rots in the tropics
to feed all humanity
nature's lavish extravagant bountiful
God gave you richly ESTs all things to
enjoy these things he said I've said
unto you that my joy might remain in you
and your joy might be full heretofore
you've asked for nothing now asks that
your joy might be full and I am come
that you might have life and have it
more abundantly heretofore you ask for
nothing now ask that your joy might be
full but to ask you see and the Bible is
to claim and this Paul says you claim it
boldly but you know what you're doing
and why you're doing it so if you have a
lot of debts and obligations lot of
bills to pay don't worry about them turn
to the source which is endless remember
the farmer what he says to you he says
well I don't worry about the weeds the
grain is growing and it will kill all
the weeds that's what the farmer tells
you likewise as you focus on your good
on guidance and right action and the eternal
source of your supply whether it is
mental or spiritual or financial you
need is but one source not two and as
you turn to it and give thanks for that
endless supply then all the weeds will
be killed thoughts of lack and
limitation will die in you and God will
multiply your good exceedingly
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Iraque Losango. :,) (Vent) (Eng Sub) - Duration: 4:14.
This is.... my friends.
This is an impostor.
Before we start, I wanted to alert you that this is a vent, so I may have said any shit about him.
This can have curses or irrational words.
It also contains sarcasm in some parts too.
"Iraque Losango"/"Iraq Lozenge"
Many of you don't know, since most are foreign. But this guy...
*-Sigh-*
This guy was a controversy among the community of countryballs, mainly mappers and animators, among those who speak Portuguese.
First, I'll explain who he is and what he does on YouTube.
He's a Lozenge-shaped Iraqi figure, obvious.
And he makes videos like: New Intro (Which he doesn't use);
Blocking Noobs / Idiots / Retards or whatever;
Videos in which he takes a picture of who he hates and begins to scratch the image;
And... That's all.
...
He begins to hate ANYONE who has no lozenge profile.
Yes, that's exactly what you heard.
ANYONE who has no lozenge profile.
Because...? Oh, because, of course, lozenges are original and the rest are trash!
No, he really has no arguments. He hates anyone who isn't a lozenge for "VIUS"(Views).
And ... this was proven by a person who took print of him saying that.
If you try to argue with him, he simply blocks you, which is fine.
But ... he puts in his famous anime series with a lot of maturity:
BLOCKING RETARDS.
Not only if you try to argue with him, but also have a countryball profile and comment "wow."
I'm not lying, had a Syria who just commented "Wow" in a his video
And he was blocked and called an idiot.
(Poor Syri, he just wanted to talk with his ally. ;-;)
And your videos of attempts to offend someone are completely immature and pointless beyond "trash," "noob," or "retard"... or whatever.
Like this following video:
THE SUL INDEPENDENTE MAPPER/SOUTH INDEPENDENT MAPPER IS SO GAY THAT HE'S THE "BALDI'S" *[TRIGGERED]*
How you can see, he has great English (Not that I have).
If that's all I have to say? Well, now I can tell what he has to do with me.
The first moment that a friend introduced this guy, I also thought about making a video about it, but I left it quiet.
I tried to start a debate with it, but obviously it went wrong because I'm not a lozenge or rectangle.
I left him like this ... until he create an impostor account.
With this impostor account, he began to make hateful comments on one of my best friends' channels.
That bothered me a lot. :c
BUT MY FRIEND IS SO FUCKING COOL THAT HE DID COSPLAY AND HOMAGE TO IRAQ LOZENGE!
Man, he's a genius.
But anyway, continuing.
The day after, I received a notice from a subscriber in which he made a hate comment to a person who had NOTHING with the subject, making an extremely rational comment:
Shit video.
This guy just wants attention, but in the worst way. Spoiling your own image.
As Mr Kami said:
"You and your henchmen, FUCK, Iraq!"
"You must be ashamed in the face..."
"And MAKE NAZISM AGAINST CUBES, BALLS AND MY ASS... "
"IN GERMANY, YOUR MOTHERFU--"
I know this video was pretty random but, whatever, ...
I made this video based on Mr. Kami's video! :D
The video is the first link in the description.
I would say that the sarcasm he used was very well used.
If you want other videos about Iraq Lozenge, which, by the way, I found it well done or I liked some sarcasm,
It will also be in the description.
They are all in Portuguese so ... I think foreigners will not understand so much. :p
(I know the microphone is bad ...)
(...Like my voice. ;-;)
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Brain-Eating Fly turns Victims into Zombies - Duration: 5:23.
The world of tiny animals is a fascinating one.
Here you can find a diversity that simply wouldnt be possible on any higher level.
A seemingly endless supply of resources - a multitude of all kinds of micro ecosystems
and the amplified randomness of mother nature allow for life to develop in ways one can
hardly imagine.
The incredible diversity in flora and fauna caused countless animals to develop sophisticated
strategies for surival and reproduction that you can only find here.
A particularly gruesome reproductive strategy is employed by flies of the genus Pseudacteon.
Without a closer look, these flies don't seem to be very special or interesting.
Only between 1-2mm big - between 1/10th and 1/20th of an inch - about as big as a fruit
fly - with comparably large eyes and a prominent humped back (that gave the family of theses
flies the common name "humpback flies") most people probably wouldn't even take note of
them.
Only during egg deposition do they reveal their dark secret.
these flies inject their eggs into living hosts, more specifically into ants.
Each species of these flies is almost always restricted to a single ant genus - most of
the time even to a single ant species.
To insert their roughly 100-300 eggs female flies look for potential victims at disturbed
mounds or foraging trails.
After identifying a target the female goes into position, hovering a few millimeters
above the ant.
She is only as big as as the ants head but as swift as an arrow.
In less than a second she strikes the ant with her ovipositor - the elaborately shaped
stinger - inserting a single egg into the workers thorax.
Then she flies off looking for her next target.
After a few days the egg hatches and the the larva migrates to the ant's head where it
first feeds on the big muscles the ants use to open and close their powerful pincers and
then proceeds to devour the rest of the heads contents including the tiny brain causing
the ant to wander aimlessly for one or two weeks till it eventually dies of thirst.
At this point the larva - now filling up almost the entire head cavity - is ready to pupate.
Next it releases a chemical that degrades the membranes that hold the ant's exoskeleton
together and causes the head to fall off.
This fact earned these flies the common name - ant-decaptiating-flies.
the next stage - the pupal devolpment - takes an additional 2-3 weeks.
During this time the pupa remains protected in the head capsule, completing its metamorphisis
into a fly.
At last the adult stage is reached and fly emerges from the oral cavity and flies into
the world.
Intersting also: The sex of the fly isnt determined by chromosomes but the size of the ants head.
larva that develop inside bigger heads devolp into females while larvae inside the heads
of smaller workers develop into males.
The total development time is 4-12 weeks depending on the temperature.
the adults, however, only live for around 3-5 days before they once again lay eggs and
die.
As horrifying as this way of reproduction might seems, it might actually be usefull
to us.
Amoung the numerous species of ants these flies parasitize are also several species
of fire ants, including the invasive red and black imported fire ants in the United States
which were both accidentally introduced from South America in the early 20th century and
are now major pests in the US, espeically in the southern states.
Because they have no real natural enemies in north america they were able to spread
and multiply rapidly to the point that there are now more introduced fire ants in north
america than they are fire ants in south america, where they originally came from.
In Texas alone they are causing $1 billion in damanges every year.
In an atempted to control their spread researchers began introducing ant-decaptiating-flies from
South America in Texas While the parasitism rates have been documented
to be very low - below 3% - the presence of these flies has been shown to serverely interrupt
fire ant foraging - leading to dramatic short-term decreases in resource retrieval.
Just one or two flies are enough to trigger an immediate defensive and evasive behavior
of a whole colony.
Six different species of these flies, each to combat one specific ant species, have been
released at numerous sites across the southern US since 1999.
And despite the intial concerend that introducing another non native animal is like fighting
fire with fire it didnt yet have unindended consequences.
The fact that these flies are highly host specific, only attacking ants from a single
species or a group of closely related species ensures that the indroced flies only attack
the intended fire ant species and dont negativly impact native ants or other animals.
Because these flies are parasitoids that rely on the ants for reproduction they will of
course never completely wipe them out but they could at least be an effective way to
control their population by creating an equilibrium between host and parasite.
Determining whether this actually works in practise will, however, take more time - perhaps
as much as a decade.
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Lil Wayne Signs John Wall?! + James Harden Weekend & More! Summer of Separation /// ep 6 - Duration: 12:46.
and euro step...
there's too much stuff that's cool to know that as a kid...
[music playing]
I ain't got time to get sleep.
I get no sleep!
No sleep!
No sleep!
I bet you can't make it from right here.
Hell no! For you?
over here you get more of the whole sale wine industry over there you get more than flashy winery
over there the property borders the Napa River back here never proposed alway
taste these things to do a wine tasting
decide which one, which wine was the best
I like red wine, give me the blueprint.
I'm telling you, you put it in the Cabernet bro
I know, this this the Cabernet right here.. ain't it?
bro, you're suppose to put it in there...
Ohhhhhhhh
with your dumbass...
which one is the first one?
Cabernet is suppose to be 320
the second one only suppose to be 40
40?
Yeah.
Just 40, one time.
I ain't feeling that bro...
Told you bro.
You gotta come up with a fancy name for your wine
I want to make this official. S.O.S., 1990. Wine for bosses.
Wine for bosses?
Boss moves only.
Only sold in Calabasas right now.
World wide soon...
You just got them?
Yeah I got them before I came here.
Yeah y'all get a lot of kicks
Wear them one time then put them on the shelf.
Put them on the shelf?
Yeah...
you probably give a lot away.
I give a lot of them away.
Yeah there's no way you can keep all them because of the loads y'all always keep getting.
Yeah we get like 27 pair each time...
Especially like game shoes, I wear one pair and them give them away.
like I try to do that when I wear mines.
wear them one time and then try to sign them, give them away
Unless I have like a couple good games
I'll just stick with them.
I'll be like that until I have one bad half or one bad game...
Then you''ll see me automatically like, it's over, change.
Listen...
Listen...
I'm telling you, the day y'all come into that arena and don't have it...
Y'all going to have some consequences. Y'all are going to be really sad...
Listen.
Everywhere y'all go, movies, listen. Y'all go to dinner dates, movies...
Y'all gotta rock y'all bag...
Don't let me catch y'all in the city without y'all bag. It's going to be a baaaad day...
until the first game...
Hard work, easy work!
We've got about just under a month so September 24th is the start of training camp in
Richmond most likely Richmond. Today is the 25th, yeah?
How far are we from being prepared for that?
We're getting there, we're close, we're close. We're still trying to shed a couple of pounds, still in a weight
training routine just trying to get him as strong as possible so that's we're
focusing on today is doing some conditioning kind of a cardiac output
based conditioning program on a bike and on the versa-climber and then we're gonna
get some heavy deadlift in and some kettlebell squat and some single leg
stability stuff so...
Is it still a lot of, kind of, a little bit of everything right now?
or is it concentrating on conditioning or...
yeah still kinda, I mean, that's a good question, it's still it's still a little bit of everything we haven't gone to the point
yet where we're really focusing on any one particular man
[rapping lil wayne]
and the euro step...
there's too much stuff that's cool to know that as a kid...
I just had to get my mind right real quick
How'd he do Wayne?
So now we are finally announcing that he has retired from the NBA and signed with Young Money Records...
I'm in the building!
[music playing]
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Secrets Applebee's Never Wanted You To Know - Duration: 4:34.
Many people consider Applebee's to be a great, casual place to get together and de-stress
after work, and the chain has built an empire on their friendly-neighborhood sort of approachability.
But there are some not-so-family-friendly things they probably prefer you didn't find
out.
Here's a look at some secrets Applebee's never wanted you to know.
Applebees after dark
Want to get your groove on?
Well, what better place to shake your moneymaker than…
Applebee's!?
Yes, it sounds weird, but some Applebee's franchises, particularly in the Florida area,
have begun doubling as late night party centers under the codename Club Applebee's.
While some spots simply do karaoke, others really go wild, turning Applebee's into the
most unlikely adult hotspot imaginable.
"Are you guys sure Applebee's is the best place to meet hot, horny women at?"
"What are you doing, Olive Garden?"
Underage drinking
In 2016, WJHL reported police were called to a Tennessee Applebee's after an employee
accidentally served three children — ages 9, 10, and 11 — an alcoholic root beer called
"Not Your Father's Root Beer," which the server claimed wasn't alcoholic.
"I immediately told my kids to stop drinking the alcoholic beverage and brought it to her
attention.
And she said, 'No, no, it's root beer.'"
That followed a 2011 incident at a different Applebee's where a toddler was served a margarita.
Perhaps the worst case, though, came in 2012, when an underage patron was left a quadriplegic
after a night of drinking at Applebee's ended with a car accident.
Applebee's settled the resulting lawsuit out of court.
A side order… of justice
Applebee's has faced quite a few legal issues over the past few years.
In 2017 alone, for instance, Applebee's faced three high profile cases: one for firing a
transgender hostess after she reported systematic harassment in the workplace, one for using
hit songs by AC/DC and C+C Music Factory in their commercials without permission, and
one for underpaying employees at 23 locations — a lawsuit that probably could have been
avoided if the chain had learned any lessons from a 2012 case where 5,500 bartenders and
servers were also found to have been underpaid.
Sheesh!
Dinner with a side of plastic
In 2012, author Tracie McMillan published the book The American Way of Eating: Undercover
at Walmart, Applebee's, Farm Fields and the Dinner Table.
After going undercover at Applebee's, she revealed to The Fiscal Times that she would
avoid their side dishes entirely because of uneven and potentially unsafe preparation.
She cited broccoli as an example, saying that the florets are heated inside a plastic bag,
which can flake off onto the food.
"So you're sending out these sides that have little flakes of plastic stuck on them.
If I were a diner, I would think that it was salt."
Yuck!
Foot in mouth disease
In 2012, Applebee's launched their "Girls Night Out Goddess" ad campaign, which was
designed to convince people it was better to meet up in person — at an Applebee's
— than just interact online.
Unfortunately, the result was a bit...abrasive.
"So if you think you can stand to not know what everyone you've ever met is doing for
a couple of hours, maybe you should give it a shot!"
Many viewers and pundits found the Girls Night Out Goddess to be condescending and outright
demeaning to women, as the ads were specifically targeting women on social media, for using
social media.
"You know, before there was Facebook, there was a thing called face-to-face.
Really a remarkable concept."
The ad agency behind the campaign issued a statement to AdWeek clarifying they weren't
trying to be jerks, but the damage was done and the ads were quickly discontinued in favor
of those embracing online activity.
So you'd think Applebee's would have learned their lesson when it comes to social media,
but just a year later…
Social media meltdown
In 2013, Applebee's got caught up in a bizarre social media meltdown.
It began when Pastor Alois Bell left a receipt with no tip and the note, "I give God 10%
why do you get 18."
The receipt — with signature — was posted on Reddit by Chelsea Welch, a co-worker of
the server who got the nasty note.
After Bell complained to Applebee's, the chain immediately fired Welch for posting the receipt,
which they said violated the customer's privacy.
And that's when things really went sideways for Applebee's.
After commenters noted that Applebee's own social media feed had done the exact same
thing by posting a customer's name and receipt just days earlier, the Applebee's social media
team went into a frenzy, posting a rambling comment on their status update at 3 in the
morning, blocking people, deleting negative comments, and responding to everyone with
the same copy-pasted message.
From there, the social media team began actually arguing with individual online protestors,
and the internet watched with equal parts delight and horror as Applebee's dug themselves
a hole with no bottom.
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How Custom Aquariums Are Made - Factory Tour - Duration: 6:01.
In my last video, I announced that I was working with Custom Aquariums on a new 300 gallon
display tank.
So last week, I flew up to Wisconsin to see their operation firsthand.
Their lobby is full of examples of their work, like this beautiful reef tank,
full of livestock and coral.
A huge hexagonal south american tank,
with some really nice discus.
A big amphibious tank that's basically an aquarium and vivarium combined,
and a really nice reptile enclosure.
So they make a lot of different stuff,
and it all starts in the glass shop.
It's a huge space where tanks go from large sheets of glass to finished aquariums.
First those sheets are moved from storage to the CNC glass cutter.
It's can tilt up vertically to load the glass,
and once it's on there it's basically like a big air hockey table.
All of the dimensions are programmed into the computer,
and the machine goes to work.
This was pretty crazy to see in person.
I mean, I knew machines like this existed, but to watch it zip around like this
and know that it's making super precise cuts was really cool.
Once the whole sheet is cut,
the pieces are snapped apart into their finished sizes.
Some of these are broken with the table, and others with a clamp.
The glass is then loaded onto a cart where it moves to the next step in the process,
the polisher.
They actually polish all four sides of each piece of glass,
whereas most manufacturers only polish the sides that you see.
This gets rid of imperfections that can compromise the integrity of the glass.
So that's one thing that sets these tanks apart from mass produced tanks.
For tanks that are predrilled, like mine,
the glass moves on to a hole drilling machine
that drills from the top and bottom simultaneously.
I've drilled a bunch of tanks by hand
and it's not a lot of fun.
Seeing how fast and easy this was, and how nice the holes looked
almost made me mad.
Next, every piece of glass goes through a washer that uses RODI water
to get it super clean for assembly.
It comes out and passes in front of a light panel so that it can be inspected.
Any piece of glass that doesn't meet their standards is replaced with a piece that does.
Once all of the glass is ready, it's time for the assembly.
The five pieces are carefully aligned and clamped in place.
They are then taped off in preparation for the first seal.
Another thing that sets these tanks apart is the quality of the silcone.
This stuff is much better than the GE stuff you would buy at a store
or even what is used on your average mass produced tank.
I've sealed a tank before, and it did not go so well,
so it was really fun to watch these guys work and see it done right.
Once the first seal has had some time to cure, it's time to do the second seal.
This is a different day, and different tank, but I wanted you to be able to see it.
They really take their time with this and even inspect each seam with a light
after the silicone goes on, just to make sure there aren't any bubbles.
Next up comes the frames, and this might be the biggest difference between these tanks
and others,
and it was a huge selling point for me personnally.
Instead of plastic frames, which I think we all know can easily break,
they use annodized aluminum.
It's much stronger and is held together with rivets.
The taller tanks get an even stronger version with extra rivets.
I got to see them frame this awesome 10 foot tank,
which started with them lifting the tank with this crazy suction cup and pulley system.
They scraped off all of the excess silicone with the tank hanging in the air.
All of the frames are custom cut so they did a test fit to make sure it was exactly right.
It wasn't, so they took it back to the saw to make some adjustments.
The frame was then reassembled and test fit again.
This time it was perfect, so they removed it again to add the silicone.
Finally it was time to attach it permanently and add clamps to ensure a tight fit.
Fully assembled tanks are then left to cure before being shipped to the customer.
The other big part of their operation is the cabinetry shop.
They make stands and canopies from solid wood and they look really nice.
Very much like furniture.
Even the paint is really well done.
In this same building is where they put together all of the plumbing for the tanks,
which includes their Seamless Sump system.
This was another huge draw for me and one of the coolest things about these tanks.
I'll be showing these in depth once I get mine,
so I won't go into too much detail here,
but they're these extremely customizable, modular sumps
made from polyethelyne.
They're all one piece which means there are no seams to break apart and leak.
Once the tank, stand, and plumbing are ready,
the entire setup is crated for shipping to the customer.
They build what is essentially a custom pallet for each crate,
and then they put padded supports around it.
Then the whole thing is encased in plywood.
I didn't make it up to Wisconsin in time to see my own tank being built.
But I was at least able to see it leave.
Thanks to everyone at Custom Aquariums for showing me around
and letting me share this with you.
And stay tuned for future videos
where among other things I will show thes crates arriving at my door.
Thanks everyone for watching,
and until next time, have a good one.
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How to crack V-Rally 4 Guide w/ SUBTITLES - Duration: 0:44.
Hi guys
In this short video I want to show how to crack V-Rally 4
There are 2 options
First case - you downloaded the game with in built CODEX crack
Then start the setup.exe file
And click "copy contents of CODEX directory to installdir"
So your game gets cracked automatically during the setup
Second case - you downloaded license copy of the game
Then you should get a crack somewhere, try looking in the description of this video
Download the archive and extract it to your game folder
Agree to replace files
That's it, you can start playing the game
If this video helped you, press LIKE button or subscribe
Bye-bye, have a beautiful day! :З
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Bill Cosby sentenced to at least 3 years in prison - Duration: 1:31.
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This branch of the U.S. military was at first created to deal with invasions from water
and invading via the water, but the marines do a bit of everything now.
In 1834, the marines became part of the U.S. navy, but they go back to 1775.
Presently there are around 186,000 active members and 38,500 reserves.
It's the smallest of the seven U.S. uniformed services – by those we mean Navy, Army,
Air Force, etc.
There is also a special branch of the marine corps, which is the "United States Marine
Corps Special Operations Command."
This command often deals with more covert operations.
It's all a bit confusing as the U.S. military is comprised of so many parts, but we'll
help explain everything.
Welcome to this episode of the Infographics Show, 50 Shocking Facts about US Marines.
50.
What do they do?
Just like we did in our other shows, we have to give you some basics before we get into
facts you probably don't already know.
Unlike the regular Navy, the marines spend much of their time on land, though they might
capture naval bases or defend them.
As you'll find out, they are kind of military multi-taskers, and many times they have been
the main force in land battles.
So really, the name "marines" can be a bit misleading.
49.
Let the Marines explain Here's the Marines' own mission statement:
"We are forward deployed to respond swiftly and aggressively in times of crisis.
We are soldiers of the sea, providing forces and detachments to naval ships and shore operations.
We are global leaders, developing expeditionary doctrine and innovations that set the example,
and leading other countries' forces and agencies in multinational military operations.
These unique capabilities make us "First to Fight," and our nation's first line of defense."
48.
What qualifications do you need to join?
You must be American, mentally stable, i.e. a history of meth abuse and related-psychoses
in your teens won't go down well in the interview.
You need a high school diploma or GED. 90 percent of marines have a high school diploma,
some have GEDs and a very small percentage have neither.
One military site says there are 35 career fields in the marines, so you'll be chosen
to do what you are good at.
47.
What else?
You must be at least 17, but if you are that age you'll need your parents' permission
to join.
You can be as old as 28, according to Stars and Stripes.
It depends on what you can offer or what you want to do.
46.
How fit do you have to be?
Ok, so you don't have to be quite as trim as a UFC middleweight, but you do have to
be reasonably fit.
We went to the actual marine's website to see what you have to do.
We can't go through it all, but basically you must be decent at pull ups, push ups and
crunches.
You then have to run a three-mile (4.8km) run in 28 minutes or less.
That's not really hard for most people who jog a bit.
You then have a series of combat fitness tests.
All these are scored and for female marines there are different limits for the tests.
But before you even start that, you can't look like you've lived most of your life
playing Mario Kart and eating double-cheese pizza.
The marine's website tells you to contact a marine to find out body requirements, and
we don't really want to sign up ourselves.
We found one site that says they prefer men between 5 feet and 6 feet 8 inches tall and
that weigh less than 255 pounds.
Those are pretty wide parameters, but if you are out of shape boot camp might prove to
be difficult.
45.
Is boot camp hard, like in the movies?
"Are you eyeballing me son!"
Is boot camp hard?
The short answer is yes.
Military.com writes, "Marine boot camp is extremely challenging – both physically
and mentally – considered to be tougher than the basic training programs of any of
the other military services."
There are three phases lasting 70 days, and yes, your drill instructor is usually tough
on you.
One of the last phases is to deprive you of sleep and not feed you much while you go on
a grueling march.
It's called The Crucible.
After boot camp you'll be sent for more training at your respective school.
44.
Nah, not for me Between 11 and 14 percent of people don't
get through boot camp.
43.
And for some people it really wasn't for them
In 2018, a marine dropped dead from a heart attack in San Diego.
42.
Killing your DI We can't find any stories of marines killing
their drill instructor, but in 2008 four marines murdered a United States Marine Corps Sergeant
Jan Paweł Pietrzak.
It had nothing to do with bad feelings, though.
This was not a Full Metal Jacket scenario, just bad people that did bad things.
41.
The first raid Let's get lighter and more historical.
The first ever raid by the marines came just after they were founded when they stole a
bunch of weapons from the Brits in the Bahamas.
40.
Famous marines who don't look the part Way too many famous people to mention, so
we'll give you a few names that surprised us:
Jim Beaver, the guy that wrote the show Deadwood.
Drew Carey, comedian and TV star who looks like he might have struggled with the pull
ups if he wasn't much slimmer in those days.
The Everly Brothers, old school musicians.
Carlo Mastrototaro, a Mafia boss.
Tom Monaghan, the man that gave America Domino's pizza.
Charles Ng, rapist and killer of 25 people currently residing on Death Row in San Quentin.
William Clark Styron Jr., one of America's most celebrated novelists.
You might not be surprised that the list is full of boxers and other athletes, as well
as lots of politicians.
39.
Heartburn Marines must finish eating their meal the
second their DI (drill instructor) finishes his meal, which is why some people say marines
eat really fast.
38.
The Tavern Now, some people dispute that this even happened
this way.
But as the story goes, the way the marines got started was when two Captains, Robert
Mullan and Samuel Nicholas, invited a bunch of decent men for a beer at a place called
the Tun Tavern.
The National Museum of Marine Corps in Virginia has a restaurant called the Tun Tavern.
37.
A few good men You've heard that phrase and it comes from
an ad asking for marines to sign up to sail.
The ad goes like this: "The Continental ship Providence, now lying at Boston, is bound
on a short cruise, immediately; a few good men are wanted to make up her complement."
That was way back in 1779.
36.
Tough Dogs While the British Bulldog has been used to
symbolize the stubbornness and hard temperament of Winston Churchill, as well as being painted
in the past on tough guy's arms, the marines actually use it as its mascot.
What's kinda funny though for all those tough guys and marines, is that this breed
suffers lots of health problems and usually dies at a young age.
35.
Change the mascot Shih Tzu's and Chihuahuas have one of the
longest life expectancies.
34.
Toy Heroes Not many people know that Toys for Tots was
started by the marine reserves.
They have collected over 500 million toys since they started in 1947.
The idea came from Major Bill Hendricks, who took inspiration from seeing his wife donate
toys.
It's not all about being tough and killing people.
33.
Super Rabbit Bugs Bunny was made honorary Marine master
sergeant for his performance in the cartoon Super-Rabbit.
Very few people receive this award, which is given to "individuals in the civilian
community who have made extraordinary contributions to the Marine Corps."
Chuck Norris gained that honor, too, as did comedian Bob Hope.
32.
Jarhead The term jarhead was given to marines during
world war two.
Some say it was because of their "high and tight" haircut but others say it was more
about how the neck of their uniforms was high and so it made their heads look like jars.
Most people on forums discussing this say it was the hair, not the clothes.
31.
Leatherneck Another name for a marine is leatherneck.
This originated in the 19th century when a marine's uniform consisted of a very hard
and high leather neck.
Why?
So, a bayonet couldn't penetrate a marine's neck.
30.
Devils The Germans gave the name of "teufel hunden"
to the U.S. marines in the first world war.
The marines were sent to save Paris from invading Germans and did a tremendous job.
That German phrase above translates to devil dogs.
29.
The big man The first ever officer of the marines, then
called the Continental Marines, was called Major Samuel Nicholas.
He was the guy that was responsible for that Tun Tavern event, but it's thought he went
around lots of taverns looking for able men to fight.
He was a Freemason of a Masonic Lodge and a good recruiter.
He fought in many battles and died only after he retired from the marines, when yellow fever
got him in 1790.
His birthday, 10 November, is now the marine corps birthday.
28.
Honor and ethics If you read the manual for becoming a marine
a big part of the training is about teaching men to be honorable soldiers.
While their job is to defend and kill, they also learn how to do that ethically.
This is why they have the motto "Semper Fidelis", which is Latin for "Always Faithful".
Faithful not only to the marines, but to the country and to the values they have been taught.
27.
PTSD That's not always easy when you have PTSD.
It's said around 8 percent of Americans will get PTSD at some point in their lives,
but as for people in the military that goes up to 11 to 30 percent.
26.
Not enough help One ex-marine writes, "In the military,
young people are indoctrinated into a warrior culture.
When they're sent to boot camp and then to war, they are required to do extreme things
in order to survive."
Some don't cope well.
The US National Institute of Health writes that veterans don't get enough help, and
many turn to drink, drugs and worse.
It writes, "Our findings suggest that mental health disparities are often a leading factor
to the high suicide rates among veterans who experience depression and Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder."
You've all seen the movies.
Perhaps that phrase "Semper Fidelis" should work both ways, not just when the government
wants men to fight but when it has to take responsibility for the consequences of war.
25.
Marines have it tough Suicides among all veterans is about double
that of American civilians.
In fact, in 2016 a Pentagon report said, "Suicide kills more troops than Islamic State."
This might be all the military, but let's remember the marines are often right in the
mix and have one of the hardest jobs.
One report, although from 2010, said more marines kill themselves than any other branch
of the military.
Not by much, though.
The army was second, and the navy was much lower than both.
24.
The marines have their own hymn This is the first verse:
"From the Halls of Montezuma To the shores of Tripoli;
We fight our country's battles In the air, on land, and sea;
First to fight for right and freedom And to keep our honor clean;
We are proud to claim the title Of United States Marine."
23.
What does it mean?
The Halls of Montezuma refers to the battle of Chapultepec in 1847, the Marines took Chapultepec
Castle in Mexico City and the took the city in the Mexican-American War.
The second line refers the Barbary War in the early 1800s when the United States and
Sweden went up against some North African states.
You can actually learn a lot just from analyzing the full song.
There are pirates involved, and who doesn't like reading about pirates.
22.
Normandy Invasion One of the things some people find strange
is that it was the American army who made up most of the Normandy invasion and not the
marines.
Storming the land from the sea, isn't that what the marines are trained to do?
The reason was simply about numbers.
The army had 89 divisions in the war and the Marines had just 6.
The marines were scattered around the world, especially the Pacific, and the army had enough
troops for the invasion.
21.
Marines in other worlds It's often Marines that are depicted fighting
on other planets.
They ended up in the film Aliens, in the movie Avatar as the "jarhead Clan" and also
in the video game Doom.
20.
How to save your friends A marine called Jason Lee Dunham was posthumously
given the medal of honor for an act of valor.
The marine serving in Iraq with the 3rd Battalion 7th Marines threw himself on a grenade and
tried to cover it with his helmet.
It exploded and he was very seriously hurt.
His comrades however were not seriously hurt.
Gunham was evacuated but his injuries were grave, and his life support was turned off
in 2004.
During the posthumous presentation of the medal of honor the first few lines read, "For
conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call
of duty."
19.
Getting there fast In 2002 the U.S, air force and the marines
began a project called "Small Unit Space Transport and Insertion", the acronym being
SUSTAIN.
The object was to be able to deploy marines anywhere on the planet within just two hours
or less.
Suborbital spacecraft would be used to make this happen.
"We've batted ideas back and forth," said one of the main people involved, regarding
the challenge.
We can't find how the program has progressed recently.
18.
Bambi was a marine The kid that did the voice for the cute deer
Bambi, an animated movie made back in 1942, became a marine.
His name is Donald "Donnie" Roan Dunagan.
He's 83 today, but in his younger days – post-Bambi – he served in the marines and was awarded
a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts.
That's a tough little deer.
17.
No girl left behind In the book, "Goodnight Saigon" by Charles
Henderson, it's written that during the Evacuation of Saigon by American Troops in
1975 one marine called Gregory Hargis drove a truck full of prostitutes to an airstrip
and put them on a C-141.
He said they were his friends and signed a responsibility form for them.
This is some of the dialogue in the book: "Where we go," they chimed together.
"You go stateside," Hargis called back.
16.
Reckless The marines had a horse they named Reckless,
but we are not sure how conscious the horse was of its recklessness.
During the Korean War the warhorse carried ammunition, wounded soldiers and more.
She made many, many missions and was injured for her efforts.
She was awarded 2 purple hearts and became a staff sergeant.
15.
Hard Times The New York Times reported in 2009 that when
times are tough economically in the USA and the marines have enough recruits they would
change their ads.
Rather than tempt folks to join they would make marine life look really hard.
When numbers fall, expect to see more enticing ads.
14.
Peyote Again, from the New York Times, there is a
report in 1997 that tells us native Americans were allowed to take peyote – containing
the psychedelic drug mescaline – in the marines in spite of antidrug policies.
It was decided they could on the grounds of their religion, but not on the battlefield
of course.
13.
Feed your head The marines are given a reading list.
Marines must read history, some biographies, and lots about war.
They must also read the U.S. Constitution.
It states on the Library of the Marine Corps website, "I want Marines to read beyond
the list, too, especially paying attention to current events, science and technology
and what our potential adversaries are up to around the world."
12.
The Drill A marine was saved by ad hoc brain surgery
partly using a Black and Decker drill.
The surgeon was CNN chief medical correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta.
In 2007 the doctor wrote in a CNN article, "I remember the day well.
It was in April of 2003.
A 23-year-old Marine, Jesus Vidana, suddenly fell to the ground, his helmet and head bloodied
by a sniper's bullet."
Gupta writes that the marine survived and did well, saying he wouldn't be telling
you the story if it hadn't gone that way.
11.
Older than the actual country The US marine corps is actually older than
the USA itself, which you should know if you now your history.
It was formed one year before the Declaration of Independence.
10.
Talking down the enemy At the battles for Saipan and Tinian islands
in 1944 during World War II a US marine called Guy Louis Gabaldon is said to have convinced
1,300 Japanese soldiers to surrender.
How did he do this?
After shining shoes on Skid Row and joining a gang he went to live with a Japanese family
when he was 12.
He learned the language and their customs.
For his efforts he became known as the 'The Pied Piper of Saipan'.
9.
Raising the flag One of the soldiers from that famous moment
in history when soldiers raised the American flag on Mount Suribachi during the Battle
of Iwo Jima in world war two, was actually color blind.
It's said he got in the marines by memorizing what another man had said in the tests.
He was killed in action a week after that flag was raised.
8.
Look smart Stars and Stripes writes that when marines
are in uniform they should always be well groomed.
But another thing they are told not to do is put their hands in their pockets.
"Again, if you are in the field and it is cold, and you don't have gloves, common
sense says, put your hands in your pocket, but you better not do it in garrison," said
Mary Boyt, of the Marine Corps Uniform Board.
But what if you have an itch in a certain spot?
Stars and Stripes didn't ask that question.
7.
And if it rains?
Male marines are not allowed to carry umbrellas.
This was called a silly rule by some American media after conservatives were apparently
outraged at a photo of a marine holding an umbrella over President Barrack Obama.
By the way, female marines can hold umbrellas.
6.
Drinking snake blood Every year American marines visit Thailand
and do all kinds of jungle exercises.
It's known as Cobra Gold and is a big deal in the Thai media.
It culminates with U.S. marines cutting off a cobra's head and drinking its blood.
5.
The hidden pin Some marines have a pin with their next rank
they could be promoted to somewhere on their uniform, but they often keep that pin covered.
4.
Cake Time During the marine corps birthday every year
there is cake.
The first piece is given to the guest of honor, the second to the oldest marine at the party
and the third to the youngest marine.
We guess then it's a free-for-all.
3.
The band The marines have had a band since 1798, which
has been performing for American presidents at their inauguration since Thomas Jefferson
in 1801.
It's called "The President's Own."
It's usually pretty formal music, although Theodore Roosevelt's daughter Alice asked
the band to perform a Scott Joplin ragtime number.
2.
Loss of life While marines died in small numbers in the
18th and 19th centuries, it wasn't until World War I's Battle of Belleau Wood that
huge numbers died in one battle.
It's said around 5,000 marines died.
1.
Carrying a lot of money around Star Spangled Flags wrote in 2017 that these
days each marine carries about $14,000 worth of gear and equipment, and that's not even
including night-vision goggles.
The Huffington Post writes that top of the range goggles can cost as much as $20,000.
They can be much cheaper, but we guess the marines have the good stuff.
It's also said that in the early 2000s marines would carry just $2,500 worth of gear.
So, are there any other shocking facts about the US Marines that we didn't mention?
Let us know in the comments!
Also, be sure to check out our other video called 50 Shocking Facts About the Cold War!
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Judge Judy Gets Candid About Brett Kavanaugh | TMZ Live - Duration: 2:22.
CHARLES: TO JUDGE JUDY.
WE GOT HER WEIGHING IN ON THE
BIGGEST ISSUE IN THE COUNTRY
THAT THAT WOULD BE CONFIRMATION
HEARING OF BRETT KAVANAUGH.
SO YOU KNOW, OF COURSE, THAT THE
BIG SHOWDOWN IS COMING UP LATER
THIS WEEK, ON THURSDAY WHEN HE
WILL -- WELL, I DON'T KNOW IF
HE'S GOING TO COME FACE TO FACE
WITH KRISTINE FORD.
HARVEY: HE WON'T.
THEY'LL BE DOING IT SEPARATELY.
CHARLES: BUT THE TESTIMONY FROM
BOTH OF THEM IS EXTREMELY EAMED.
HARVEY: AND THE THING IS THAT
THESE SENATORS, IT'S JUST DUMB
THAT THEY'RE COMING OUT ON BOTH
SIDES SAYING WE'VE MADE UP OUR
MIND.
THEY HAVEN'T HEARD THE
TESTIMONY.
HONESTLY, I SOUND STUPID BECAUSE
THEIR JOB IS TO LISTEN TO THE
TESTIMONY AND THEN FORM A
JUDGMENT.
TO PREJUDGE IT AND THEN SIT HERE
--
CHARLES: YOU'D RAMP HEAR THEM
SAY I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO WHAT
THEY BOTH HAVE TO SAY.
HARVEY: ANYWAY, JUDY HAS DONE
THIS FOR A LONG TIME.
ONE HOPES THAT PEOPLE WAIT
AND DON'T RUSH TO JUDGMENT AND
LISTEN TO BOTH SIDES OF AN
ARGUMENT BEFORE THEY MAKE A
DECISION.
THAT'S WHAT'S SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN
IN A FAIR JUDICIAL PROCESS.
THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO LISTEN, NOT
RUSH TO JUDGMENT.
LISTEN TO EVIDENCE AND MAKE A
JUDGMENT.
AND IF THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN, THEN
THE END RESULT IS NOT FAIR.
HARVEY: IT'S SUCH A BASIC
CONCEPT THAT SHE JUST SAID AND
YET LOST IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
CHARLES: AND BECAUSE WE'VE HEARD
FROM SO MANY SENATORS ALREADY,
IT MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE WHAT SHE
SAID THERE IS THE THING, THAT
WHATEVER THE END RESULT IS NO
ONE IS GOING TO FEEL LIKE IT'S
FAIR.
HARVEY: IT'S GOING TO BE A
FARCE.
TOO BAD AND IT'S BAD FOR AMERICA
BECAUSE THE NEXT TIME AND THE
NEXT TIME THIS SETS A PRECEDENT.
YOU WANT TO BE FAIR AND HEAR IT
OUT AND NOT PREJUDGE IT.
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- [Narrator] Midterm elections are coming up.
But does your vote actually make a difference?
U.S. voter turnout is amongst the lowest
in the entire developed world.
And it might be because we feel like
our individual vote won't make a difference
in the mass of votes.
Like one Skittle will make a difference
in a jar of hundreds.
But it's time we stop horsing around and we get to voting.
'Cause democracy, it's like pretty important.
You might think one vote won't make a difference.
But if you and the person next to you
feel the same way, then that creates a domino effect
that could lead to the loss of a bunch of votes.
Plus who says a few votes can't make a difference?
Check this out.
In 2000, George W. Bush won Florida by only 537 votes.
About six million votes were cast in Florida,
which means that he won by only 0.009%
and this gave him the presidency.
In 1839, Marcus Morton became the governor of Massachusetts
thanks to one vote.
So like, out of this pool of ducks,
this one dude made history.
I know it feels like our votes are microscopic,
but so is that bacteria that caused the Black Plague
and that killed about 25 million people, so
small things can have a big impact.
In 1994, two candidates from Wyoming State House
received the exact same number of votes.
Randall Luthi won the seat
when his name, written on a ping pong ball,
was drawn from a cowboy hat.
And again in 2011, Tanya Flanagan
and Linda Meisenheimer tied during a primary election
in North Las Vegas.
Meisenheimer drew the higher card
securing her spot in the general election,
which she went on to lose but that's not the point.
Another example comes from 2008,
when Democrat Al Franken beat Republican Norm Coleman
by 312 votes out of almost 2.9 million votes cast.
312 votes is about 0.011%.
That's like nothing.
And there's so many other examples for this.
This happens a lot ya'll.
Especially during midterms.
Like push your friends to the voting polls,
bring your aunt and uncle,
your brother, Adam and his boyfriend, Steve.
So regardless of what party you are voting for,
you should get to voting.
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We all have a favorite one-hit wonder that song you just can't help but sing or dance
along to every time you hear it.
But as is the nature of one-hit wonders, we often have no idea what happened to their
performers after that initial success.
In fact, you may not even realize that several of your favorite one-hit wonders have sadly
passed away.
Rich Cronin Run up to any '80s or '90s baby and say, "New
Kids on the Block had a bunch of hits," and they're pretty much guaranteed to respond
with, "Chinese food makes me sick!"
For those of you who are still trying to figure out what the New Kids have to do with Asian
cuisine, these lyrics are actually the chorus of the uber-popular 1999 hit "Summer Girls"
by the boy band LFO.
The group consisted of Devin Lima, Brad Fischetti, and Rich Cronin.
They were TRL posterboys and their catchy, fun-loving jam was on heavy rotation.
After complaining of painful headaches, Cronin was diagnosed with a form of blood cancer
in 2005.
That same year, he established the Rich Cronin Hope Foundation to bring awareness to the
importance of the volunteer bone marrow registry.
He was able to bounce back from his health crisis and in 2008 released a solo album called
Billion Dollar Sound.
He also appeared as a cast member on the VH1 reality show Mission: Man Band.
Cronin announced that he was back in the studio in 2010, but we never got to hear what he
was working on.
He passed away on September 8, 2010 after suffering a stroke at the age of 35.
Michael Cuccione To capitalize on the popularity of boy bands
in the '90s and early-2000s, the fictional group 2Gether was created.
A self-titled MTV movie parody followed, along with a spin-off series that chronicled the
formation of the band.
The made-for-TV film became so popular that the guys became real-life pop stars.
Among the characters was Michael Cuccione, who played Jason "Q.T."
Mcknight.
When the MTV spin-off series aired, Cuccione was noticeably absent from the last few episodes.
His character suffered from a fictional ailment, but in real life, Cuccione was battling health
issues, too.
At the age of 9, he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
After successful rounds of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, his uncle told MTV
News that he was cancer-free.
But the treatments left him with respiratory issues that claimed his life just eight days
after his 16th birthday.
Melanie Thornton Along with her bandmate Lane McCray, Melanie
Thornton helped form the '90s group La Bouche.
Their Euro-inspired pop songs boomed through the speakers of nightclubs across the globe,
and their most popular hit, "Be My Lover," peaked at number 6 on the Billboard charts.
By 2000, Thornton decided to leave the group behind, and she released her first and last
solo album called Ready to Fly in May 2001.
On November 24th, 2001, Thornton was aboard a plane traveling from Berlin to Zurich which
crashed just a few miles short of its final destination, killing her and 23 other passengers.
She was 34.
Natina Reed Shamari Fears, Brandi Williams, and Natina
Reed started the 90's girl group Blaque, and their most successful song, "Bring it all
to Me," hit number 5 on the Billboard charts.
Many compared the group to a younger version of TLC, and Reed's style was similar to TLC
group member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, who took her under her wing as her protegé.
In 2000, Reed starred in the hit Kirsten Dunst flick Bring it On, but her future in the entertainment
industry was cut short.
On October 26, 2012, Reed was walking along a Georgia roadway when a vehicle struck her.
The driver called 911, and Reed was transported to a hospital, where she died.
She was 32 years old and left behind a 10-year-old son.
Dan Hartman He may be dismissed by some as a one-hit wonder,
but Dan Hartman was actually an accomplished producer and songwriter who penned hits for
James Brown, Tina Turner, and Joe Cocker.
As a solo singer, Hartman made the Billboard Top 100 Chart multiple times, though his most
well-known jam, "I Can Dream About You," was his only song to crack the top ten.
That was in 1984, and just ten years later, he succumbed to a brain tumor, which was a
complication from AIDS.
Minnie Riperton Long before Mariah Carey blew listeners away
with her nearly ear-piercing high-octave range, singer/songwriter Minnie Riperton secured
her place in vocalist history with the high note in "Lovin' You."
According to Riperton's husband, singer/songwriter Richard Rudolph, "Lovin' You" originated from
a melody Riperton was humming over a "jazz samba" he was playing while she cooked a meal.
They recorded the melody to use as a distraction for their new baby, Maya, who quote "never
wanted her mama out of her sight."
In case you missed that, yes, we're talking about a young Maya Rudolph of SNL fame.
Riperton passed away just four years after "Lovin' You" made it all the way to the number
1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
Stuart Adamson The UK pop band Big Country found international
success with the track "In a Big Country."
MTV's heavy rotation of the accompanying music video catapulted it onto the Billboard Hot
100, despite the fact that it received little radio airplay.
The band continued making albums for more than a decade after its smash debut, but the
group never repeated its initial success.The band was on hiatus after a brief reunion tour
when lead singer Stuart Adamson's body was found in a hotel room in Hawaii after he'd
been declared missing for more than a month.
Adamson's death was ruled a suicide.
He was 34.
Simone Battle The creator of the Pussycat Dolls used the
same formula of beautiful women, skimpy outfits, and girl power songs to create the pop group
G.R.L.
Its members Emmalyn Estrada, Paula van Oppen, Lauren Bennett, Natasha Slayton, and Simone
Battle began recording songs in 2013 and really broke out when they were featured on the Pitbull
track "Wild Wild Love."
Then, tragedy struck.
Battle was found hanging in her Hollywood home on September 5th, 2014, and her death
was ruled a suicide.
Friends and family told investigators Battle was allegedly suffering from depression and
struggling with money issues.
Though the group had just returned from a successful overseas tour, sources claimed
Battle feared G.R.L. would never become a huge hit in the States.
G.R.L. attempted to continue performing after Battle's death but disbanded nine months later.
If you or anyone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide
Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
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How Do Temporary Tattoos Work? - Duration: 3:13.
[INtro]
Oh, hi Squeaks!
I'm looking through these designs to see what I want to use as a temporary tattoo.
That's a type of tattoo that only stays on your skin for a few days.
[Squeaks asks if he can pick one too]
Yeah, I thought we could do this together as our activity for today!
We'll just need to get some special tattoos for you so the ink doesn't stain you.
It's not too hard for me to rub it off of my skin,
but these tattoos might not work the same way on robot rats.
[She shows him another sheet of paper with the tattoos for him --
they're just stickers.
(we can probably do this as B-roll)]
These stickers are just like temporary tattoos,
except it will be much easier for you to take them off.
While you decide which one you want, should we try mine?
The way it works is pretty cool.
Let's take a look!
We start out with the design for the tattoo sandwiched between special types of paper.
The design is just made of ink, like what's in a pen or marker, with some sticky stuff
mixed in.
But for the tattoo to work, you need to be able to get the ink to unstick from the paper
and stick to your skin.
It's tricky!
So here's how the companies that make the tattoos do it.
See the paper on the back of the tattoo?
That's actually two different layers of paper.
The one at the back, with some writing on it, is basically just regular paper.
You'll see why in a minute.
On top of that is a special type of paper called a silicone release layer.
It's actually the same thing that's behind stickers when you peel them off.
It feels kind of slippery when you touch it.
The sticky stuff mixed with the ink -- or on the back of the stickers you'll be using
as tattoos,
Squeaks -- can stick to this slippery silicone, but it doesn't stick too strongly.
That way it stays put for now, but it can also come off pretty easily.
Then, on top of the ink, there's this plastic, see?
That's called the transfer layer.
"Transfer" just means to move something from one place to another, and when you're ready
to transfer the tattoo from the paper to your skin,
the first thing you do is pull this plastic layer off.
But before we do that, let's prepare a wet paper towel.
It shouldn't be soaking wet --
just a little damp.
Next, you flip the paper over so the design is pressing against your skin where you want
the tattoo to be,
with the paper on top.
Then you take your wet paper towel and squeeze it against the other side of the tattoo paper.
Remember how we said this was just a layer of regular paper behind the silicone?
That's so the water can go through the paper and get to the silicone.
When the silicone gets wet, the ink and sticky stuff that make up the tattoo slide right
off and stick to your skin instead!
Once you get the paper wet,
all you have to do is wait about thirty seconds.
Then you carefully lift off the paper and ... voila!
A tattoo!
The design will stay stuck to my skin for a few days, until eventually it starts to
rub off.
But since it would be a lot harder to get it to unstick from a robot rat,
we have our tattoo stickers for Squeaks here.
So, Squeaks, let's do yours!
Have you picked out the design you want?
Thanks for joining us!
If you want to keep learning and having fun with Squeaks and me,
hit the subscribe button, and don't forget to check us out on the YouTube Kids app.
We'll see you next time, here at the Fort!
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Everything You Would Want To Know About the Airbus Beluga! - Duration: 10:48.
Here's everything you would want to know about the Airbus Beluga!
7 - The Oversized Whale You guys ever see a whale flying in the sky?
Okay, okay, maybe not an ACTUAL whale, but the Airbus Beluga is close enough!
The Airbus Beluga is a version of the standard wide-body Airbus A300 modified to carry aircraft
parts and oversized cargo.
At first it was initially known as the Super Transporter, but later it was given the name
Beluga, which is a whale that the plane resembles.
The fact that it looks like a Beluga whale is what makes it totally unique!
Okay, there are other things as well.
Anyways, there's actually going to be a new Beluga flying the skies soon.
The next in line Beluga is a much larger version.
The Beluga XL is based on the Airbus A330 with modifications.
It'll be 20 feet longer and three feet wider than the original Beluga.
It'll also be able to lift six more tons, but the extra weight the new Beluga XL can
carry isn't what's really important here, it's all the extra space the XL has!
The outgoing Beluga can only carry one wing of the popular A350 XWB airliner.
However, the XL can carry both!
The first Beluga XL is slated to enter service in 2019, after which Airbus plans to build
four more to round out the fleet.
Of course, this new jet has to pass many tests before it can swing open its front-opening
cargo door and gulp down whatever needs transporting.
The Beluga XL's first test flight was back on July 19th, 2018!
C'mon guys, what do you think?
Do you think this airplane looks pretty cute?!
6 - Airbus Beluga Origins It was back in September of 1992 that construction
began for the first Beluga aircraft.
The initial Airbus Beluga took off exactly two years later.
Yep, again, in the month of September if you've been following what we've been saying!
A total of three hundred and thirty five flight hours were tested as part of the initial program
and a restricted certification was awarded.
The European Aviation Safety Agency, in October of 1995 gave the approval for the Super Transporter,
or really, the first Airbus Beluga to enter full-time service.
Once the aircraft passed the quality test, four more Belugas were built, approximately
one per year.
However, each airframe apparently took around three years to construct.
All the modifications were performed in Toulouse, France using parts provided by the Airbus
production line.
The primary task of the Beluga fleet was to carry the Airbus components that were ready
for the final assembly in different locations across Europe.
The Airbus Beluga Fleet flew from Toulouse, France to Hamburg, Germany, and nine additional
sites, about 60 times every week!
5 - Beluga Design The Airbus Beluga essentially incorporates
the best features of many aircraft.
The design of the Beluga is similar to an Airbus A300, but of course, it looks different.
The upper part of the Beluga is 25 feet in diameter and horseshoe-shaped.
However, the wings, engine, the landing gear and the bottom part of the fuselage are similar
to that of the A300.
We did say similar though.
The turbo engine is an upgrade from the one used in the A300.
The payload of the Beluga is more than double of its predecessor, the Super Guppy.
The Beluga doesn't have a tail-plane trim tank but instead has auxiliary fins for directional
stability.
Of course, because of the fact that it's a plane made especially for carrying large
cargo, the cockpit was relocated to provide easy access to the cargo area without needing
to disconnect the electrical, or hydraulic and flight control connections.
This reduced the time for loading by half when compared to the Super Guppy that required
disconnection and reconnection.
The Beluga also adopted roll-on and roll-off loading systems and the beluga can also be
unloaded in high winds, although, who really wants to unload stuff during say, a category
5 Hurricane?!
Anyways, the Beluga is flown with just a crew of 3!
Two pilots and a loadmaster.
Even though the Beluga is great for transporting airplane parts, it's not great for any humongous
animals that needs to get somewhere as the cargo deck isn't pressurized.
For any King Kong sized animals, guess they'll just have to travel the old-fashioned way
by sea!
4 - Beluga History
Beluga started its dedicated service in January 1996, ferrying components from many aerospace
sites to the final assembly lines in Toulouse, France and Hamburg, Germany.
The Super Guppy freighters previously used to do cargo transport for Airbus were retired
on October 24th, 1997 and from then on the cargo missions were exclusively performed
by the new Beluga fleet.
In 1997, the fleet had done more than 2,500 flight-hours across more than 1,400 flights.
By 2012 the fleet was doing 5,000 flight-hours per year!
In June 1997, a world record was set for the most voluminous payload carried by an aircraft
when a Beluga was used to transport a chemical tank for a merchant vessel!
In February 2003, a single Beluga performed the farthest distance charter flight ever,
having flown for 25 hours, not including refueling stops!
3 - Oversized Cargo as a Specialty
Beluga specializes in carrying large payloads in aircraft.
It's been regularly used for transporting heavy objects, such as large vehicles for
space programs.
Apart from fulfilling its primary duty of transporting freight, it also has been used
as a charter flight for various purposes.
Initially, the fleet was unable to spare time for charter, but as the number of Beluga aircrafts
increased, available flight hours were freed up for charter flights.
And oh yeah, remember what we just mentioned earlier?
You guys remember right?!
Here, we'll mention it again!
The Beluga set the world payload carrying record in 1997 for transporting a chemical
tank!
From then on, there was no stopping the Beluga.
Here's another ridiculous thing carried by a Beluga.
Have you heard of the painting, Liberty leading the people by Eugene Delacroix?
That painting had been hanging in the Louvre in Paris since 1874.
However, in 1999, this large painting, which was almost 10 feet high and 12 feet long,
was needed to be transported from Paris to Tokyo.
The problem was, the painting couldn't fit inside a 747! Yep, you guys guessed it, a
Beluga was called to solve this problem!
The technical team used a special container with isothermal protection and an anti-vibration
device and placed the painting in the Beluga in a vertical position.
As we mentioned earlier, the Beluga has been used to carry many various components for
space programs.
For example, in 2004, multiple Belugas were used to deliver Astrium built satellites to
Kazakhstan over multiple flights.
Also, in 2009, a Beluga was used to transport a large piece of the International Space Station
from Turin, Italy to Kennedy Space Centre in the United States.
The Beluga also was used to airdrop relief supplies to the victims of the 2004 Tsunami.
In 2005, it was used in disaster relief operations for Hurricane Katrina by supplying medical
aid from the UK and France to the Gulf coast of the US.
The Beluga has had some really important tasks!
2 - Beluga Safety
Just how safe is the Beluga anyways?
Well, just like any other plane, it's really safe!
The first week of June in 2018 saw the new Beluga XL clear the static vibration test
that was conducted by the DLR, which is the German equivalent of NASA.
The test involved 14 electrodynamic shakers, which are basically long metal poles attached
to various points of the aircraft, such as the tail, the wing tips, and the engines.
These thin rods then piston back and forth, just to make the Beluga XL vibrate.
Meanwhile, while the plane was doing it's best impression of some girl twerking, 600
sensors, connected by 23,000 feet of cable, measured the acceleration and displacement
of the Beluga's horizontal and vertical stabilizers as well as the rudder on the tail!
The reason for this shakedown, so to speak, is to improve Airbus's understanding of
how the Beluga would behave in the air, that way Airbus can update its computer models
as needed.
The test is also key for ensuring the plane won't fall victim to flutter, which is where
parts of the aircraft start to oscillate and increasing in amplitude until things just
start falling apart!
Flutter is what triggered the famous swaying and collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge,
also known as Galloping Gertie, in 1940!
Of all the things you wouldn't want your airplane to do, #1 on the list is to have
its wings fall off right?
Airbus said it was pleased with the results, so we're guessing that no wings are falling
off the Beluga XL anytime soon!
1 - The Whale Makeover
We mentioned earlier that the Beluga was named after the Arctic whale, because of its resemblance
with the beluga whale and its signature forehead hump.
The Beluga has been in service for over 20 years transporting fuselage sections, wings
and tails from suppliers to Airbus assembly plants in France and Germany.
After over 20 years, Airbus finally decided to give it a makeover!
Instead of just resembling a whale in shape, Airbus decided to actually make the plane
look as much like a Beluga whale as possible with the Beluga XL!
Airbus had asked its employees to choose how its new Beluga XL should appear to the world.
More than 40% of its employees chose the design with the Beluga XL having bright blue eyes
and a smiling black mouth, a design that beat out five other ones.
The addition of a happy face to the distinctly-shaped airframe that gave rise to the iconic aircraft's
name will further reinforce the Beluga in the public's mind don't you guys think?!
Here's what's next!
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Malorie Bailey Shares the Pain of Always Being in Her Sister's Shadow | Iyanla: Fix My Life | OWN - Duration: 2:51.
Let your heart break.
Just let it break so that you can get underneath that stuff.
Why is this happening to you?
Why would he do this to you?
Why would you let somebody do this to you?
Why?
Why would you do it?
Why would you dishonor and disgrace
and disown and disrespect yourself to this degree?
Why?
I don't know why I've allowed it.
And that's something like I need to address and deal with.
[SIGH]
[SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING]
I want you to breathe into your heart.
Can I touch you?
Yeah, I want you to breathe in to your heart.
Yeah, come on.
You move.
[CHUCKLES]
Sit right there.
Why are you crying?
I feel like I'm just exhausted.
Yes.
Trying to make things work.
Trying to create this life.
Yeah.
And?
It's OK. Uh-huh.
No, no, no.
When you do that I know you're holding something back.
What? What was that?
What was that?
I feel like sometimes, I also have been in, somewhat,
the shadows of my sister.
That's OK. That's OK.
She's not going to be mad.
Tell your truth.
Speak you true.
Speak your true.
Why were you in her shadow?
Because we're so close and everybody just compare us.
They--
Yeah.
It's OK.
Whatever you say, it's--
I feel like I had my life until th--
until I started this show. - Yeah.
And then?
You were just her sister.
Yeah.
But that happened before too.
Didn't it?
Speak it.
It's OK.
Talk to me about when it started.
Come on.
Even though she's 11 months apart,
she's always been the one that took care of us.
- Yes. - When like in high school--
The big sister.
--she made our friends.
Before high school.
Yeah. - And she's--
You didn't have to make a choice.
Did you? Because why?
- She made it. - Yeah.
You didn't have to have a voice. Did you?
Cause why? - She made it.
She had it.
She was your big sister, and you kind of depended on her.
Right?
Yeah.
But see, Miss Malorie, that's the place we got
to start talking to from.
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Iyanla Warns Against Marrying a Man for His Potential | Iyanla: Fix My Life | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 2:33.
- Why are you here?
Well, I've been married for 12 years.
Uh-huh.
And I met my husband and we got married within 2
and 1/2 months of dating.
He had the potential of being the type of guy
that I was actually looking for. I mean--
The potential.
You know what potential means?
How do you define potential?
Almost, but not quite.
Ah, you're right.
Potential means you ain't doing nothing now.
[CHUCKLES]
And the only thing you can bank on
is what's going on right now.
You can't bank on what might happen.
He'd make me laugh. He was funny.
He was gorgeous. I was very attracted to him.
So why didn't you just marry him for that
instead of what might happen?
Well, I thought I could-- we can just fix-- we can work
on it together and just fix--
I can fix what he needed to be fixed.
And if I had anything--
Well, who said he wanted to be fixed?
That's where I made my mistake.
There's a few things I didn't like
about him when I first married him,
but I thought I could change him.
IYANLA (VOICEOVER): Many women convince themselves
that they can change a man to become who they want him to be.
By doing so, they bypass the step
of getting to know their partner in a meaningful way,
in part, because they haven't made the effort
to get to know themselves.
And I suspect this is the case with Miss Malorie.
It's a common mistake that women make.
They manipulate men.
But that's a clear sign of a controlling person.
And it's a clear sign of a problem relationship.
So what is the state of your marriage now?
I don't know.
You don't know?
I haven't heard from him.
We got into an argument.
When was the last time you saw your husband?
Five months ago.
How about the marriage is over.
I mean he'd never-- he won't respond.
He's responded to me a couple of times through email.
Everything you've said is about him.
You haven't said nothing about you.
What's your choice, as a woman?
What's your position, as a woman?
What's your desire, as a woman?
I filed for divorce.
So then why are you here?
I'm here because, my husband and I, we love each other.
He have a few issues.
We can work it out.
Um--
But again, you're talking about him.
I kno--
What about you?
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Media are everywhere and have infinite possibilities.
You wouldn't think it at first, but how you understand and use media
has a lot in common with making pizza. It's informing yourself by looking
up how you can make the perfect Italian pizza bottom. It's amusing yourself
and getting inspired on YouTube. It's creating something and visualising that
in your own way. And interacting with photo's on Instagram
and even a book in an online shop with your own recipes.
Defending yourself with a silly meme against the negative comments of that one
trol who loves hot dogs better. To cover a mediawise pizza you can
choose from several ingredients. You can order pizza or make it yourself,
but of course you can also enjoy pizza with your family members and reflect on it
with a good glas of wine. Because media literacy is something we do together.
It fills you up and makes you happy. Just like pizza ;)
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Meet SCCA's Dr. Edward N. Libby - Duration: 1:32.
- My name is Ed Libby and
in terms of what am I focused in clinically,
my research and my clinical focus for three diseases,
multiple myeloma, Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia,
and amyloidosis.
My focus in myeloma is caring for patients
on a daily basis in the clinic
and I see, I have one of the busiest practices
in this building, and
it's highly focused in patients with multiple myeloma.
I see newly diagnosed and relapsed patients everyday and
I'm very invested personally, intellectually, emotionally
in research studies and in the care of the patient.
I think what's unique and what's wonderful,
for me, about practicing in a place
like the SCCA and the University of Washington
is there is virtually no question
I can come up with about a patient
that I don't have somebody,
in the building or
a mile up the street at UW,
has the answer.
So we have really almost every expert
you can dream of at our beck and call,
and that's a good feeling as a physician,
I have practiced in more limited environments
and I don't like it, I like having experts
everywhere around me.
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Comic Artist Jess Smart Smiley - Duration: 3:59.
When my very first graphic novel came out
I was invited to teach a week-long comics workshop
to teenagers. I'd never taught comics.
I just finished my first comic.
I was still learning, like how does this work,
I'm still learning, what are comics
how do they work, like what are these things?
And now I'm supposed to teach teenagers.
The most unruly, vile, bunch of
miscreants. Just kidding I love teenagers.
I'm just messing with you.
I always struggled in school when the teacher
gave us an assignment that we were
supposed to do one way in order for
us to learn one thing out of it
and if you didn't get it ... you, the whole thing is
lost on you. That happened to me a few times
and I didn't want that experience for these
comics students so I came up with
these activity pages. You can come to it
with your own skill level or whatever age you are
whatever writing and drawing means to you.
You jumped in I give you a simple
activity; here are two characters talking
but the speech bubbles are empty,
fill them in. Partner up
one of you is gonna be character one
the other will be character two, complete the story with text.
And kids were into it.
it was cool to see teenagers being excited
and it gave them ideas for their own things
and they kept going with it which was the whole point.
And we got a deal through
Penguin Random House and they liked the idea
of using an activity book
as a way to teach children and teenagers
and adults in a really fun way all the different
parts and pieces of comics,
how they work. We pay attention to the
mechanics of a comic.
Comics are a form of storytelling.
There are nonfiction comics as well as fiction comics.
There are comics in every genre. Comics are not
superhero stories. The strength that
comics have over any of the other media
is that they're using words and pictures
in a very unique way. In a picture book
you might have one picture that fills up
the whole page. In a novel you probably don't have
any pictures. in a movie you
have one image, basically, that fills the whole screen
in a comic book you can lay
seven images right next to each other
on the same page in a sequence and
it has a certain effect on the reader
and on the story and in one aspect it can be
accumulative, you know.
They create a rhythm, they create a tone
a structure. They set expectations
for the reader and then on the next page
if you have three panels you've just kind of
messed with those expectations for the reader,
hopefully in a way that tells a good story.
But it's a ... it's a real strength.
And I'm not a champion of comics
in the sense that I say everyone
has to read them, or else. I'm not the
comics dictator, but I do think there's a story
for everyone. This is my 78 sketchbook
that I've completed. Dad got me started
keeping a journal when I was 8.
I wrote in it often enough and then I start
drawing in it and eventually my sketchbook
became my journal and my to-do list
and my notebook and my idea book.
So I take my sketchbook with me everywhere.
it's my private playground is what I call it.
it's like a place
I can go to and explore and experiment
and try new things. And it's cool if it doesn't
work out because it's my
permission to try it.
I feel like creativity is just problem-solving,
just problem solving.
That's one distinction from us and our animal friends,
is that we can consider potentials.
We can consider possibilities.
We can imagine different endings in different scenarios
in different situations
so that we can address whatever outcome
we want and we can align ourselves
with that path. And I think that's being creative
is thinking of and pursuing
those paths and so I feel like
that's my job in talking with parents,
educators, librarians as well as
teenagers and children is showing
them; you can tell all kinds of stories ...
the end.
♪
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The Letter M Song | Alphabet Jam | Pevan & Sarah | Learn the alphabet - Duration: 1:43.
♫ It's Pevan & Sarah ♫
♫ Alphabet Jam by Pevan & Sarah ♫
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Well done!
There's 26 letters that you need to know,
You can learn them, so let me show you
How to do it, there's really nothing to it,
Pevan & Sarah gonna get straight to it!
m...m...monkey.
m...m...mermaid.
m...m...money.
m...m...map.
Your turn!
You rock!
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Can you say the letter M?
M!
Well done!
M makes a 'm' sound, m...m...m.
M makes a 'm' sound, m...m...m.
M makes a 'm' sound, m...m...m.
M makes a 'm' sound, m...m...m.
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How Custom Aquariums Are Made - Factory Tour - Duration: 6:01.In my last video, I announced that I was working with Custom Aquariums on a new 300 gallon
display tank.
So last week, I flew up to Wisconsin to see their operation firsthand.
Their lobby is full of examples of their work, like this beautiful reef tank,
full of livestock and coral.
A huge hexagonal south american tank,
with some really nice discus.
A big amphibious tank that's basically an aquarium and vivarium combined,
and a really nice reptile enclosure.
So they make a lot of different stuff,
and it all starts in the glass shop.
It's a huge space where tanks go from large sheets of glass to finished aquariums.
First those sheets are moved from storage to the CNC glass cutter.
It's can tilt up vertically to load the glass,
and once it's on there it's basically like a big air hockey table.
All of the dimensions are programmed into the computer,
and the machine goes to work.
This was pretty crazy to see in person.
I mean, I knew machines like this existed, but to watch it zip around like this
and know that it's making super precise cuts was really cool.
Once the whole sheet is cut,
the pieces are snapped apart into their finished sizes.
Some of these are broken with the table, and others with a clamp.
The glass is then loaded onto a cart where it moves to the next step in the process,
the polisher.
They actually polish all four sides of each piece of glass,
whereas most manufacturers only polish the sides that you see.
This gets rid of imperfections that can compromise the integrity of the glass.
So that's one thing that sets these tanks apart from mass produced tanks.
For tanks that are predrilled, like mine,
the glass moves on to a hole drilling machine
that drills from the top and bottom simultaneously.
I've drilled a bunch of tanks by hand
and it's not a lot of fun.
Seeing how fast and easy this was, and how nice the holes looked
almost made me mad.
Next, every piece of glass goes through a washer that uses RODI water
to get it super clean for assembly.
It comes out and passes in front of a light panel so that it can be inspected.
Any piece of glass that doesn't meet their standards is replaced with a piece that does.
Once all of the glass is ready, it's time for the assembly.
The five pieces are carefully aligned and clamped in place.
They are then taped off in preparation for the first seal.
Another thing that sets these tanks apart is the quality of the silcone.
This stuff is much better than the GE stuff you would buy at a store
or even what is used on your average mass produced tank.
I've sealed a tank before, and it did not go so well,
so it was really fun to watch these guys work and see it done right.
Once the first seal has had some time to cure, it's time to do the second seal.
This is a different day, and different tank, but I wanted you to be able to see it.
They really take their time with this and even inspect each seam with a light
after the silicone goes on, just to make sure there aren't any bubbles.
Next up comes the frames, and this might be the biggest difference between these tanks
and others,
and it was a huge selling point for me personnally.
Instead of plastic frames, which I think we all know can easily break,
they use annodized aluminum.
It's much stronger and is held together with rivets.
The taller tanks get an even stronger version with extra rivets.
I got to see them frame this awesome 10 foot tank,
which started with them lifting the tank with this crazy suction cup and pulley system.
They scraped off all of the excess silicone with the tank hanging in the air.
All of the frames are custom cut so they did a test fit to make sure it was exactly right.
It wasn't, so they took it back to the saw to make some adjustments.
The frame was then reassembled and test fit again.
This time it was perfect, so they removed it again to add the silicone.
Finally it was time to attach it permanently and add clamps to ensure a tight fit.
Fully assembled tanks are then left to cure before being shipped to the customer.
The other big part of their operation is the cabinetry shop.
They make stands and canopies from solid wood and they look really nice.
Very much like furniture.
Even the paint is really well done.
In this same building is where they put together all of the plumbing for the tanks,
which includes their Seamless Sump system.
This was another huge draw for me and one of the coolest things about these tanks.
I'll be showing these in depth once I get mine,
so I won't go into too much detail here,
but they're these extremely customizable, modular sumps
made from polyethelyne.
They're all one piece which means there are no seams to break apart and leak.
Once the tank, stand, and plumbing are ready,
the entire setup is crated for shipping to the customer.
They build what is essentially a custom pallet for each crate,
and then they put padded supports around it.
Then the whole thing is encased in plywood.
I didn't make it up to Wisconsin in time to see my own tank being built.
But I was at least able to see it leave.
Thanks to everyone at Custom Aquariums for showing me around
and letting me share this with you.
And stay tuned for future videos
where among other things I will show thes crates arriving at my door.
Thanks everyone for watching,
and until next time, have a good one.
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Meghan Markle reveals what everyone has to do when they see her wedding dress - Duration: 2:20.
Meghan Markle 's Givenchy wedding dress was absolutely stunning, but it was her five-metre veil which really stole the show
The Duchess surprised her husband Prince Harry by having wild flowers from each of the 53 countries in the Commonwealth embroidered into her silk veil
The gown, veil and tiara will go on display at Windsor Castle and Holyrood Castle in Scotland as part of the A Royal Wedding : The Duke and Duchess of Sussex exhibition
Ahead of the event, Meghan was reunited with her Clare Waight Keller dress for the first time for ITV's Queen of the World documentary - and it's clear to see how much she adores it
Speaking on the show, she revealed what she wants everyone who goes to the exhibition to do when they see the veil
She said: "No specific flower repeats itself. I know that was part of how they had put everything together
"I hope that when people come they can find their flower for their country. "Because we have Australia, India, there are so many different beautiful features
" She also explained why it was so important to her to have the Commonwealth represented in her wedding dress
She said: "I think also with Harry's role as Youth Ambassador for the Commonweath it was so important for us to have the spirit of inclusively in our wedding
"I stuck in a couple of flowers that were important to me as well, personally. There is a California poppy in there which has nothing to do with the Commonwealth but it's where I'm from
"It's ours. It really feels like it's important to us." Queen of the World is available on the ITV Hub
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I've been invited to Victron Energy HQ! - 61 - Duration: 6:12.
{Music}
I will explain in a moment why I am in Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.
Hello, thanks very much for watching. This is a canal but I'm not
in the British Isles. I'm in the Netherlands and more importantly I am in
the city of Almere, which is the home of Victron headquarters.
After seeing a load of my videos on batteries and MultiPlus
and battery monitors and things, they got in contact, they flew me out here
today. I've had a really nice lunch with the managing director of Victron and
his dad, the founder and I'm really pleased to say, I am working for Victron.
I'm going to be doing a series of videos for them, helping them with a new
communications platform. I will be carrying on doing Journey with Jono
don't you worry but whilst I'm here, I thought I might as well nose around
their headquarters! So lets go and have a look.
As you know I have many Victron items on my narrowboat and heavily rely upon
them to provide my day-to-day power. The company has around 90 staff and that
includes 35 research and development engineers, with some of them based here.
They're currently working on a brand new Phoenix Inverter Smart which will be
formally announced to the public in November. It's in a new slimline box and
you can see all of its settings on your mobile, using Bluetooth. Being an off-grid
company they of course have a large solar array on their roof and 24x 2 volt
batteries to store the energy. They use the power for their buildings general
needs as well as Cindy here, who monitors how the distributor's orders around the
world are being dealt with. As I have my system connected to the Internet,
one of the engineers here was able to log in to Alice and not only see the
equipment I'm using and how the system is currently running, but also diagnose
issues if needed and all remotely from this office. I'm really pleased to report,
everything is fine with my setup whilst I'm away. If anything should go wrong
with Victrons equipment it will usually end up here, in the service area.
A handful of engineers will diagnose the problem and not only fix it but liaised
with the R&D department upstairs to ensure future kit doesn't suffer the same fault.
Then it was time to corner the boss and ask him some questions
about the future of Victron.
In the immediate future we need to make things
simpler. So by next year I hope that lots of things you now do with VEConfigure
and VEFlash are done with Victron Connect and that will take, that will make
it a lot easier to work with our equipment. Both for installers
and for ourselves too to help people. [Jono] Will there be any intelligent things
coming in? Yes, yes we're keen especially on VRM to do
more monitoring of what's the expected solar yield versus the yield that's
coming out of the system, which on a, in a battery based system is not that easy.
The solar production depends on the load. If there's no load in your boat, the
production will also be lower so that requires some intelligence. [Jono] A couple of
viewers have asked me to ask you, what colour I should paint Alice. Yeah Alice
your boat. Yeah well our boat is white and has a blue Victron is written on it
in blue. I don't know if I'd get another boat, I'd do white. Dark blue. On a sailing
boat I like dark blue, that's nice and get a sailing boat, a boat sailing [Jono] A proper boat?
Yes with sails!
And now I'm back on the lovely Ashby Canal. I've come up this far because I'm
quite close by to the carpenter, one of my viewers that has offered to help
me with inside Alice. I've got another friend that has come up from London
he's a viewer that has decided to buy a narrowboat. His name is Steve he's helping
me with inside the boat and he's got a Rottweiler, Millie. Now Molly and Millie
get on like a house on fire, really, really well. Really pleased to see and
earlier on in the summer, when he came up Molly taught Millie how to swim in
the in the cut which was good. So I'll stay on the Ashby Canal for a little bit
longer and crack on with some of these jobs. It was really, really great going to
to the Netherlands and now it's time to do lots of videos for them, up my game
again with Journey with Jono and get Alice sorted, including painting her. So I've
got all loads and loads of stuff to come. So thanks very much for watching and I
will see you very soon.
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Comic Artist Jess Smart Smiley - Duration: 3:59.When my very first graphic novel came out
I was invited to teach a week-long comics workshop
to teenagers. I'd never taught comics.
I just finished my first comic.
I was still learning, like how does this work,
I'm still learning, what are comics
how do they work, like what are these things?
And now I'm supposed to teach teenagers.
The most unruly, vile, bunch of
miscreants. Just kidding I love teenagers.
I'm just messing with you.
I always struggled in school when the teacher
gave us an assignment that we were
supposed to do one way in order for
us to learn one thing out of it
and if you didn't get it ... you, the whole thing is
lost on you. That happened to me a few times
and I didn't want that experience for these
comics students so I came up with
these activity pages. You can come to it
with your own skill level or whatever age you are
whatever writing and drawing means to you.
You jumped in I give you a simple
activity; here are two characters talking
but the speech bubbles are empty,
fill them in. Partner up
one of you is gonna be character one
the other will be character two, complete the story with text.
And kids were into it.
it was cool to see teenagers being excited
and it gave them ideas for their own things
and they kept going with it which was the whole point.
And we got a deal through
Penguin Random House and they liked the idea
of using an activity book
as a way to teach children and teenagers
and adults in a really fun way all the different
parts and pieces of comics,
how they work. We pay attention to the
mechanics of a comic.
Comics are a form of storytelling.
There are nonfiction comics as well as fiction comics.
There are comics in every genre. Comics are not
superhero stories. The strength that
comics have over any of the other media
is that they're using words and pictures
in a very unique way. In a picture book
you might have one picture that fills up
the whole page. In a novel you probably don't have
any pictures. in a movie you
have one image, basically, that fills the whole screen
in a comic book you can lay
seven images right next to each other
on the same page in a sequence and
it has a certain effect on the reader
and on the story and in one aspect it can be
accumulative, you know.
They create a rhythm, they create a tone
a structure. They set expectations
for the reader and then on the next page
if you have three panels you've just kind of
messed with those expectations for the reader,
hopefully in a way that tells a good story.
But it's a ... it's a real strength.
And I'm not a champion of comics
in the sense that I say everyone
has to read them, or else. I'm not the
comics dictator, but I do think there's a story
for everyone. This is my 78 sketchbook
that I've completed. Dad got me started
keeping a journal when I was 8.
I wrote in it often enough and then I start
drawing in it and eventually my sketchbook
became my journal and my to-do list
and my notebook and my idea book.
So I take my sketchbook with me everywhere.
it's my private playground is what I call it.
it's like a place
I can go to and explore and experiment
and try new things. And it's cool if it doesn't
work out because it's my
permission to try it.
I feel like creativity is just problem-solving,
just problem solving.
That's one distinction from us and our animal friends,
is that we can consider potentials.
We can consider possibilities.
We can imagine different endings in different scenarios
in different situations
so that we can address whatever outcome
we want and we can align ourselves
with that path. And I think that's being creative
is thinking of and pursuing
those paths and so I feel like
that's my job in talking with parents,
educators, librarians as well as
teenagers and children is showing
them; you can tell all kinds of stories ...
the end.
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