What is a cult?
And how does someone know if the faith they are following is harmful?
…Cults differ from traditional religions as they tend to be closed off from the world
and run by a single charismatic leader.
In a cult, everything depends on the personal relationship with this leader, and followers
are often required to separate themselves from the rest of the world and adhere to strange
belief systems and ritualistic behavior.
Which cults are the biggest and baddest?
That's what we'll be looking at today, in this episode of The Infographics Show:
Top 10 Deadliest Cults.
In 2012, archaeologists may have discovered the oldest cult when they unearthed objects
that shed light on how one was operating in Judah at the time of King David.
The archaeological excavation was of the 3,000-year-old fortified city Khirbet Qeiyafa, located about
19 miles southwest of Jerusalem.
Researchers uncovered rich assemblages of pottery, stone, and metal tools, and many
art and cult objects.
The archaeologists also uncovered shrines from the time of the early Biblical kings
in the Holy Land, providing the earliest evidence of a cult.
"This suggests that the population of Khirbet Qeiyafa observed two Biblical bans of pork
and graven images, and thus practiced a different cult than that of the Canaanites or the Philistines,"
Garfinkel said in a press release issued by the university.
The discoveries also offer support for the Biblical depiction of King David, he said.
But the claims were also met with skepticism by other scientists and it's not easy trying
to verify exactly what was going on 3,000 years ago from digging a hole in the ground.
So what about cults of recent times?
Well, here's our list of the 10 deadliest ones.
10.
Ho No Hana or Yorokobi Kazoku no Wa – that's quite a mouthful, as well as a very dangerous
Japanese cult.
The 30,000-member Japanese organization was led by Hogen Fukunaga who claims he can see
someone's past and future by looking at their feet, according to the Japan Times.
Presiding Judge Tsutomu Aoyagi accused Fukunaga of exploiting people's fears.
"He used shocking words to fuel their concern, falsely claimed their diseases can be cured
through training in his cult, and swindled exorbitant amounts of money from them,"
the judge said as he denounced Fukunaga's acts as a vicious crime.
Fukunaga extorted $1.3 million from 30 followers by diagnosing them with serious illnesses
with his fake foot therapy.
Thankfully this quack was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
He should be out by now, but we couldn't find out if he has a new line of work.
9.
Church of Euthanasia – From spinning records to cult leader!
The Church of Euthanasia was founded in 1992 by software developer and DJ Chris Korda.
Korda was inspired by Dadaism, an artistic movement that emerged during World War I with
a mission to "to destroy the hoaxes of reason and to discover an unreasoned order."
In 1995, Korda created a "Suicide Assistance Hot-Line" to help Americans kill themselves.
The number was displayed on a billboard along with the message: "Helping you every step
of the way!
Thousands helped!
How about you?"
The idea was to play callers pre-recorded instructions on how to end their life.
Thankfully the phone company wouldn't activate the line.
During the 1990s the church even appeared on the Jerry Springer Show.
The church still has a website, though it's hard to tell how dangerous the organization
is today, and Korda seems to have moved on to 3D printing.
8.
Order of the Solar Temple – In Geneva in 1984, The Solar Temple was founded by Luc
Jouret, a homeopathic physician, and New Age lecturer Joseph De Mambro.
The central teaching of The Solar Temple was that the Earth would face some sort of apocalyptic
event in the mid 1990s, and to prepare for this event, members believed it was necessary
to enter a higher spiritual plane.
As part of this process, 53 members of the Solar Temple were murdered or committed suicide
in Canada and Switzerland on October 4 and 5, 1994, and the buildings in which they died
were set on fire.
The following year, another 16 bodies were found in the French Alps, also burned in a
similar ritual.
According to the LA Times, each body had at least one bullet wound, and at the crime scene,
investigators found vials of toxic drugs and sedatives.
7.
Rajneesh or Osho cult - Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, also known as Osho, began a spiritual movement
in 1970, which was an odd mix of capitalism, meditation, and open sexuality.
Osho arrived in America from India and set up a commune in Oregon.
His followers tried to take over the Wasco county government by poisoning the entire
town, contaminating salad bars in local restaurants.
Over 750 people fell ill and 45 were hospitalized.
Though Osho was the supposed spiritual guru behind the cult, the lady in the driver's
seat was Ma Anand Sheela, an Indian-born American–Swiss spokesperson of the Rajneesh movement, who
was eventually convicted of multiple attempted murders.
The crazy story was aired on Netflix recently in a six-part documentary called Wild Wild
Country, that shocked viewers with tales of poison and paranoia.
6.
The Children of God - In 1968, David Berg started The Children of God, a cult that was
described in an article for the Guardian as "devoting themselves to the worship of Jesus
Christ and promiscuous sex."
Berg announced that female members should have sex with men so as to convert them.
He named this practice "flirty fishing."
In his 1979 annual report, he stated that his FFers, or flirty fishers, had "witnessed
to over a quarter of a million souls, loved over 25,000 of them, and won about 19,000
to the Lord."
This promiscuous practice was eventually stopped due to AIDS-related concerns.
"It was religious prostitution," Berg's daughter Deborah said.
"I had to quit looking at the man as my father but as the leader of a worldwide movement
that was destroying lives".
David Berg, who is also known as Moses David, is now living in seclusion, but still communicates
to his converts through letter writing.
5.
The Manson family – Charles Manson is best known for being a serial killer, but when
you look at cults online, his name consistently comes up.
This is because in 1967, he organized a group of followers under the name the Manson Family.
Though not exactly a religious cult, the so called Manson Family incorporated ideas from
Scientology, Satanism, and various new age ideologies.
Manson preached to his devotees that the United States was on the brink of an apocalyptic
race war known as Helter Skelter, named after The Beatles' song.
On August 1969, Manson ordered his followers to carry out a twin set of killings including
that of film director Roman Polanski's pregnant wife, Sharon Tate, and supermarket executive
Leno LaBianca.
Manson's followers committed a series of nine murders at four locations in July and August
1969.
In 1971, he was convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder for
the deaths of seven people.
Manson served out his life sentence at California State Prison in Corcoran and died at age 83
in 2017.
4.
The Faizrakhmanist movement - A self-proclaimed prophet had a vision from God.
He would build an Islamic caliphate under the Russian city of Kazan.
The digging began in the early 2,000's and 70 followers soon moved into an eight-level
subterranean labyrinth of cramped cells with no light, heat, or ventilation.
It wasn't until 2012 that Russian police discovered the underground Islamic sect.
According to British newspaper The Guardian, the leader, Fayzrakhman Sattarov, who at the
time was 83-years-old, had his followers living in "a series of dirty, damp cells on eight
different levels underneath a shabby house."
Aged between one and 17, the children rarely saw the light of day and had never left the
property, been to school, or seen a doctor.
Sattarov, who declared himself a prophet in contradiction to the principles of Islam,
was charged with negligence, said Irina Petrova, deputy prosecutor in the provincial capital
of Kazan.
3.
The Branch Davidians - In 1981, David Koresh, born Vernon Wayne Howell, went to Waco, Texas,
to join the Branch Davidians, and by 1990, had become their leader.
The 1993 standoff between federal agents and the Branch Davidians outside Waco, Texas,
is one of the most well known cult stories, and it dominated news headlines for months.
The FBI was attempting to arrest leader David Koresh and so raided the group's 77-acre
complex, when they began to exchange heavy gunfire at the site.
Four agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and six Branch Davidians were
killed in the firefight.
What happened next was one of the most televised cult standoffs in history.
For 51-days, Koresh and most of his followers refused to leave the compound.
FBI negotiators tried to reason with Koresh but to no avail.
The standoff ended when agents and armored vehicles raided the building, but a fire-
which witnesses claim Koresh set himself- broke out and engulfed the complex.
Only nine people inside survived.
Critics called what happened at Waco a massacre.
The siege left 75 people dead, many of whom were children.
2.
Heaven's Gate - Heaven's Gate was an American UFO religious cult based in San Diego, California.
It was founded in the early 1970s by Marshall Applewhite, a Texas music teacher, and Bonnie
Nettles, a nurse.
They met during a stay in a psychiatric institution, and renamed themselves Bo and Peep.
Heaven's Gate was the first well-known cult of the Internet era, using this new technology
to share their beliefs and recruit followers online.
In March 1997, 39 members, including Applewhite, wearing black track suits and sneakers, ate
apple sauce laced with barbiturates, and washed it down with vodka.
They then lay down with bags over their heads; wearing purple shrouds.
They died believing their bodies would be transported to a UFO travelling in the tail
of the Hale-Bopp comet.
A strange and dangerous story, Heaven's Gate is still one of the most notorious cults
of the 20th century.
So where do we go from here?
Number 1 is where we go…to The People's Temple Agricultural Project, better known
as "Jonestown", a remote settlement established by the Peoples Temple, an American cult under
the leadership of reverend Jim Jones, in north Guyana.
His former followers report that the leader encouraged physical fighting, spying, and
the use of fear.
At its peak, the Temple had connections with many left-wing political figures and boasted
20,000 members, though it's hard to verify the actual numbers.
There's a great deal to be said about this cult, but it's without doubt best known
for the events of November 18, 1978, when 918 people died in a mass murder & suicide
pact.
The mass suicide and killings at Jonestown resulted in the greatest single loss of American
civilian life in a deliberate act prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Of the nearly 1,000 church members who began the day in Jonestown, only 33 survived to
see the next day.
Without a doubt, this makes The People's Temple Agricultural Project the deadliest
cult on our list.
So, can you think of other deadly cults not mentioned here?
Have you ever come into contact with a real cult?
Let us know in the comments!
Also, be sure to watch our other video called Why Was Jack The Ripper Never Found?
Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe.
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Inspirational Quotes With Michael Scott - Duration: 4:05.
- I declare bankruptcy!
Sometimes I'll start a sentence
and I don't even know where it's going.
I just hope I find it along the way.
I'm not superstitious,
but I am a little 'stitious.
I love inside jokes.
I'd love to be a part of one someday.
I am Beyonce always.
It's never too early for ice cream, Jim.
I like waking up to the smell of bacon, sue me.
Make friends first, make sales second, make love third,
in no particular order.
(playful music)
You know what they say,
fool me once,
strike one,
but fool me twice,
strike three.
I understand nothing.
Swag,
stuff we all get.
There is no such thing as an appropriate joke.
That's why it's a joke.
We're all homos, homo sapiens.
Would I rather be feared or loved?
Um, easy, both.
I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.
Abraham Lincoln once said that if you're a racist,
I will attack you with the North.
You don't know me.
You've just seen my penis.
Webster's Dictionary defines wedding
as the fusing of two metals with a hot torch.
The worst thing about prison was the dementors.
Where are the turtles?
I love my employees,
even though I hit one of you with my car.
I don't wanna do anything, I'm dying.
It's a good thing Russia doesn't exist anymore.
I knew exactly what to do,
but in a much more real sense, I had no idea what to do.
Now, you may look around and see two groups here,
white collar, blue collar,
but I don't see it that way.
You know why not?
Because I am collar-blind.
It's Britney, bitch.
Nope, just poopin'.
You know how I be.
I have cause.
It is because I hate him.
Grief isn't wrong.
There is such a thing as good grief.
Just ask Charlie Brown.
Tell him to call me ASAP as possible.
Well, well, well,
how the turntables.
Just seems awfully mean,
but sometimes the ends justify the mean.
Crazy world, lotta smells.
Big butt, bigger heart.
It's a pimple, Phyllis.
Avril Lavigne gets them all the time
and she rocks harder
than anyone alive.
It was a weird day.
I accidentally cross-dressed.
Don't ever, for any reason,
do anything to anyone for any reason, ever,
no matter what.
No matter where or who,
or who you are with,
or where you are going or,
or where you've been,
ever.
For any reason whatsoever.
I am running away from my responsibilities
and it feels good.
His last name is Christ.
He has the power of flight.
He can heal leopards.
And I know it's illegal in Pennsylvania,
but it's for charity
and I consider myself a great philanderer.
I feel like all my kids grew up
and then they married each other.
(playful music)
It's every parent's dream.
That's what she said.
(playful music)
- [Man] Hey, guys, we're
- [All] Pero Like!
- Did you know it's Hispanic Heritage Month?
- No me diga!
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3 reasons you should buy a cheap Android phone this October - Duration: 5:28.
hey everyone welcome back to android confidential where this week we are
talking about the upcoming android premium phones talking about the google
pixel three the LGV 40 and the huawei mate 20 all of which are going to cost a
bundle and you probably want one but wait what if it doesn't have to be that
way what if you don't need to spend 800 or $900 on a phone just to get the phone
that you want so before you spend all that money consider these three things
first so if there's one thing all the new phones coming out have in common is
that they're going to be the fastest and they're gonna have the most storage we
already see this with the Samsung Note 9 we got up to 512 gigabytes of space
inside the phone which is crazy and we have a snapdragon 845 processor which we
know is the fastest out there the pixel 3 is gonna use that as well the LGB 40
is gonna use that and Huawei is gonna use its own Kirin 980 processor which
will be just as fast probably a little bit faster if you measure it in
benchmarks that's awesome you know the kind of speed that we're able to put in
there in our pockets is just it's just mind-boggling but what are we really
using it for we text we use social networking we surf the web we email
those are the main things we use our phones for that's what we use them for
10 years ago we're not editing podcasts and video and
we're not you know working with with with giant images that we need all this
space that we need all this power if you get a cheaper Android phone you're gonna
give up you know you won't get a snapdragon a 45 i've got a snapdragon
600 or snapdragon 400 chip it'll be slower you'll still be able to
serve you'll still be able to use email you'll still be able to do things you
want to do maybe it'll take you a couple seconds less or more to do it it's okay
we don't need that kind of speed to get a good experience out of our phone and
Android phones have expandable storage if you have 32 gigs or 64 gigs and you
need more throwing an SD card it costs just 16 dollars so whether you buy the
pixel 3 or the pixel 3 XL or one of the other phones they're going to be getting
a big giant screen we're talking five and a half inches six inches six point
seven she's six point nine inches on the
huawei mate 20 that's crazy two years ago a phablet a giant phablet
was like five and a half and that was like the upper end of the spectrum and
now that's the small size do we need six point four inches the iPhone max X
whatever it is is six and a half and like I said huawei's is gonna be almost
seven seven I mean we're pushing the boundaries of what can fit in our pocket
what can fit in our hands and what we really need to use in our phones
what you know the text is is only gonna get so big and the things are going to
see so much on our phones we don't need to carry around small tablets in our
pockets anymore and resolution so if you buy a cheaper Android phone you're going
to get full HD maybe less 720p guess what it's not gonna look good
retina as Apple says when they introduced his whole term retina day it
was back then it was 300 pixels per inch for a phone that's held you know maybe a
foot foot and a half from your face so you wouldn't see visible pixels that's
the whole idea of retina you look at a screen and it looks like it you're
looking at on a piece of paper there's no visible pixels it doesn't have those
jagged edges 300 pixels per inch versus 600 pixels per inch is gonna look the
same to your eye you don't need 4 K 3 K even 2 K to have
a really nice-looking screen that shows great photos and looks it you can read
text and books and and comics and you know have it looked really good and the
last thing I'm going to talk about is how expensive these things are to fix
and to drop and the bigger they get the harder they are to hold I don't care how
big your hands are they're slippery you know why cuz they're made of glass
they're made of glass because we get wireless charging which is awesome and
you know we can throw them on those pads and or whatever and they charge without
having to plug them in which is a great feature but the the drawback is they're
increasingly more more fragile and listen I don't care if it's Gorilla
Glass 5 a girl got 6 or whatever the next one is its glass it's fragile if it
drops on concrete it's gonna break I don't care what it's wrapped in and
guess what you're gonna have to pay a few hundred dollars to get it fixed
companies are selling protection plans now Apple has an insurance policy
against theft and law for 300 bucks you know so now we're
having charges on top of charges on top of expensive phones it's crazy
consider a plastic cheap phone guess what if you lose it you can buy another
one and you're still paying less than you would have paid for you know pixel 3
or or aura or a V 40 or whatever what have you all right look I get it if you
spending another $900 $1,000 on a new Android phone you're gonna love it it's
gonna be great it's gonna be the Cadillac of phones walk down the street
and people are gonna look at you and want one but if you have a Honda maybe
you won't turn as many heads but it'll still get you where you need to go
you're still having you still enjoyed you still love it and guess what you're
not gonna need a protection plan and if you drop it you won't have a heart
attack so thanks for watching be sure to subscribe to our PC world youtube
channel where you'll find the rest of our videos in series and if you love you
tune your dollar phone if you hate your dad and dollar phone if you're somewhere
in the middle hit me up in the comments and I'll see you next time
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What is GDP? | CNBC Explains - Duration: 4:11.
How do you measure the size of an entire economy?
Let's say I buy a coffee here in London for £3.
Those £3 are factored into the United Kingdom's GDP.
And so is this barista's salary.
And this espresso machine.
In fact, most of what's around you is part of GDP.
GDP is an important gauge of the overall health of an economy. It stands for:
Simply put, GDP measures the total value of all goods and services in a country.
That means it measures a lot of stuff worth a lot of money.
Here in the U.K., GDP is around two-and-a-half trillion dollars per year.
In the United States, the world's biggest economy, it's around $19 trillion every year.
How do you get to these numbers?
Well, you can calculate GDP in a few different ways, but the most commonly used equation goes like this:
consumption plus investment plus government spending plus net exports equals GDP.
Let's break that down.
Consumption is another way of saying consumer spending.
It's the money you or I spend on physical goods, like coffee, and on services, like a haircut.
In many developed economies like the U.K. or the U.S.,
consumer spending makes up more than half of a country's GDP.
The second part of the GDP equation is investment.
This measures how much businesses spend on things like buildings, land and equipment.
It also includes a major consumer investment - buying a home.
Investment can take a hit when the economy is suffering.
You can see that in this chart domestic business investment
plummeted in the U.S. during the financial crisis.
That's because companies were trying to save money instead of
putting it toward things like factories, machinery and equipment.
Okay, now we get to government spending.
This is the money local, state and national governments spend on things like roads, schools and defense.
Government spending varies a lot depending on each country's approach to public goods and services.
Take for example France, where government spending amounts to roughly 56% of GDP.
That's compared to 41% in the U.K. and 38% in the U.S.
That brings us to the final part of the GDP calculation: net exports, or exports minus imports.
A lot of countries have negative net exports, meaning they bring in more products than they send out.
For example, the U.K. imports around $1 billion worth of coffee every year
but only exports around $315 million, meaning its net exports of coffee are negative.
Countries around the world collect data on consumption, investment, government spending and net exports.
This makes GDP a universal measurement and a way for countries to stack up against one another.
But it's not just the sum of the equation people look at.
You'll often hear about the GDP growth rate, or the percentage change in GDP over time.
Generally, if an economy is healthy, GDP growth expands.
If an economy is in bad shape, GDP growth contracts.
Two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth are referred to as a recession.
But GDP doesn't always give a full picture of the economy.
Critics say the equation puts too much weight on production and manufacturing,
and not enough on services and the digital economy.
Just think of Spotify. For $10 a month you can listen to unlimited music from a huge range of artists.
In the past, you would have had to buy all of those albums separately, with each one contributing to GDP.
It's hard to factor a digital service like Spotify into the GDP equation
which is used to measuring physical goods.
GDP also doesn't measure economic equality and well-being.
So even if a country is really rich according to GDP, wealth may be spread unevenly.
Plus, GDP excludes unpaid work like volunteering for charity or child care.
And it doesn't factor in costs like pollution or illegal activity.
Some experts have come up with alternative measures to GDP
that measure overall happiness and quality of life.
But so far, none of these have stuck.
Maybe it's just too hard to put an economic value on that first sip of morning joe.
Hey everyone, Elizabeth here. Thanks so much for watching our video.
Be sure to check out more of your CNBC Explains over here.
And leave us any other ideas in the comments section.
Talk to you later!
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Sean Penn's Daughter Has Grown Up To Be Gorgeous - Duration: 3:57.
Dylan Penn was born to be a star.
As the only daughter of actors Sean Penn and Robin Wright, talent is probably coursing
through her veins.
But for the most part, Dylan has kept out of the public eye, sharing her life with only
those closest to her, and her many Instagram followers, of course.
Despite her modeling work, Dylan isn't a household name quite yet, but that may be because she's
only just getting started.
Here's what Dylan Penn has been up to now that she's all grown up.
Pizza girl
Dylan started her career off in New York, where she interned at an ad agency.
Unfortunately, she soon realized that she didn't care about advertising as much as she
once thought she did.
In 2015, she told The Daily Beast,
"It was after the second month of meetings of deciding which rose to use in the Dior
perfume campaign.
[...] I just didn't give a f---, but everyone was so serious about it."
Dylan's Plan B was moving to Los Angeles to pursue a degree in film, but, after a short
stint at the University of Southern California, she ultimately decided that college wasn't
for her either.
Her parents cut her off financially, so for seven months she did what a lot of young people
do, deliver pizzas.
Just don't expect to see Dylan at your door with a pizza pie these days, she's since moved
on.
"How were the tips?"
"Not good.
It was a humbling experience, that's for sure."
No passion for fashion
Like the offspring of many celebrities, Dylan eventually found her way into modeling, but
she seems to view those gigs as simply a means to an end.
She admitted in a 2014 interview with Elle,
"Modeling is not a passion of mine.
I have been having fun with it, but it's just to pay the bills."
According to Dylan, she'd much rather be working behind the scenes on a TV or movie set than
posing for the camera.
She's even started working on her very own projects, telling Elle that she'd started
working on a screenplay about, in her words, "a family with f---ed-up relationships."
Hey, maybe her uber-talented parents will eventually bring their daughter's words to
life on screen!
Model sibling
The fashion world has most certainly taken an interest in Dylan, and also in her little
brother, Hopper Penn.
In January 2016, Dylan and Hopper embarked on their first joint fashion campaign.
According to E! News, the ridiculously good-looking siblings not only walked the runway together
for fashion brand Fay during Milan Fashion Week, but also served as the faces of Fay's
spring/summer campaign.
We'd like to think Hopper was pretty excited to have an experienced model sister show him
the ropes on set.
A fling with Rob?
Dylan may have had a thing with a certain sparkly vampire.
In November 2013, E! News reported that Dylan and Twilight actor Robert Pattinson were seen
together in Los Angeles.
Rumors soon spread that the two were quickly becoming an item, but Dylan put an end the
gossip in a December 2013 interview with GQ, saying,
"We're talking about Rob here?
That's been very foreign to me.
But actually kind of funny, because it's all bulls---."
Even if they did have something going on at one point, the pair likely aren't romantically
involved anymore, as Pattinson has reportedly since moved on and dated other women.
One Direction to Harry's heart
At one point, "Sign of the Times" singer Harry Styles may have had a big ol' crush on Dylan.
Back in August 2015, a source told Us Weekly that the former One Direction member was said
to have been drooling over Sean Penn's daughter.
The feeling may have been mutual, as the same insider told the magazine that Dylan, quote,
"thinks he's really cute too."
The pair started following each other on Instagram, but alas, nothing ever came of their alleged
romance.
Or maybe Dylan and Styles actually just kept things private?
What's next?
While Dylan may be taking on new acting roles every now and then, the Hollywood legacy is
still working toward a professional life behind the camera as a writer and director, something
her famous parents apparently appreciate.
She told Elle magazine in 2014,
"I think my parents love that I want to do something a little different than what they
do."
"They've always been supportive no matter what I'm doing."
However, they might be a little more hesitant if any of Dylan's short stories or screenplays
ever see the light of day, considering the fact that she draws inspiration from those
closest to her.
She told Just Jared,
"I have a thing that every time after a family trip or a holiday, I always write either a
short story or a short film based on that experience."
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There's A HOLLOW Earth Theory That Makes Flat Earthers Look Smart - Duration: 5:54.
Move over flat earthers, theres a new conspiracy theory in town, and its called the hollow
earth.
Yes, according to hollow earth theorists, the earth is not full of liquid hot magma,
it is actually hollow, and that's where all the dinosaurs are hiding.
Honestly, I'd believe in the flat earth before I'd believe in the hollow earth.
What is good this is inform overload where we sometimes make light of conspiracy theories.
I'm charlotte dobre and if this is your first time here, smash the thumbs up, subscribe
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Hallooow hollow earthers.
Sorry if you stumbled upon this video looking for proof of the hollow earth, that is not
what you will find here.
Instead you will find me, charlotte dobre, conspiracy theory lover and truth seeker.
And today, I'm going to tell you about a phenomenon known as the modern hollow earth
theory.
Hollow earthers believe that our earth, is not a solid sphere, but hollow.
They also believe that the moon, sun, stars and other planets are also hollow.
Pay no mind to the fact that you can see these objects and analyze their cores.
Apparently you can actually travel to the center of our hollow earth.
There are 3 entrances to the middle of the earth, one at each of the poles, and another
entrance is somewhere in the Himalayan mountains.
Inside it, you will find valleys, lost tribes of Israel and dinosaurs.
Guys that's what happened to the dinosaurs, they all went inside the earth?
It all makes sense.
The godfather of the hollow earth is Edmund Halley, the same Edmund halley we named halleys
comet after.
Halley was a 17th century scientist who proposed that planet earth was hollow, and its outermost
crust is only about 500 miles thick.
He also believed that underneath the crust, there are several rings beneath our crust.
For an image, the earth to Halley looks like a dartboard when you slice it in half.
So halley did have some scientific reasoning behind the hollow earth.
When you go to the poles, compass readings can be thrown off, so he thought that maybe
there are other poles underneath our poles that are throwing off the readings.
the theory was updated in the 1800s by John Cleves Symmes jr, who proposed the idea of
the several entrances to the hollow earth.
He planned to visit the hollow earth but US president Andrew Jackson actually had to step
in and stop him.
There are actually people who claim to have seen the center of the earth.
Olaf Jansen, Norwegian sailor said that he found the entrance at the north pole back
in the year 1811, and he and his father lived there for 2 years.
He also said that there were super humans that lived in the hollow earth, 12 feet tall.
Then came the 20th century, and scientists debunked the hollow earth.
Darn scientists ruin everything don't they.
the study of plate tectonics made it obvious that the earth simply couldn't be hollow.
I mean where does all that magma come from when it spews out of volcanoes.
Despite being debunked, the hollow earth theory persisted.
More and more books and theories were published like Marshall Gardners 1913 book A journey
to the earths interior.
The hollow earth theory is growing in popularity, according to author of the book World Top
Secret: our earth is hollow, Rodney Cluff.
He said, I get emails from people learning about it every day.
Its definitely growing in popularity, certainly not in the millions, but maybe in the thousands.
Alright, thousands isn't that bad, I feel like we could knip that in the bud before
it becomes too much of a problem.
So this guy, Rodney cluff, he actually organized a voyage to the hollow earth in 2007, with
the purpose of finding the gateway into the center.
The voyage cost 20 thousand dollars to take part in and was supposed to leave from Moscow
to Murmask and then eventually, the north pole where they would spend 3 days looking
for the entrance.
Honestly that's better than most flat earthers can do.
Flat earthers say show me the curve I say, show me the edge.
At least hollow earth theorists are actually trying to find out if their theory is true.
Cept for mad mike hughes, bless his soul.
So what exactly did these hollow earthers discover when they went searching?
Well, awkward, the voyage was actually cancelled.
Rodney cluff believes that within the center of our hollow earth, there is an interior
sun hat is divided by day and night sides.
Rodney cluff also believes in these super humans, that he dubbed, the guardians of our
planet.
He was quoted saying, they regularly spy on us using spacecrafts and flying saucers.
They want to keep an eye on us and stop us from starting nuclear war.
The majority of ufos actually come from inside our planet.
As much as I'd like to think that there are 12 foot tall superhumans at the center
of our earth that are watching over us and probably on the backs of dinosaurs, there
probably isn't.
Like I mean, I aint no scientist, but if you dug a hole, and kept digging, your shovel
is essentially going to melt from the heat produced by the earths core.
That being said, there have been people who have claimed to have seen the hollow earth.
Like a german u boat operator and admiral that flew his plane into the opening at the
pole.
What do you think, could the earth be hollow, let me know in those comments.
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What Activated Charcoal Actually Does To Your Body - Duration: 3:12.
- [Narrator] Instagram is blowing with black looking food
and beauty products.
Thanks to this stuff.
It's called activated charcoal or activated carbon.
It's what health trend fanatics claim to be using to detox,
brighten skin and whiten their teeth.
But of course just because you can wash with it, eat it,
and brush your teeth with it,
doesn't mean you necessary should.
(curious music)
The global market for activated charcoal is projected
to reach 6.2 billion dollars by 2022.
It's an impressive feat considering it comes from
the same stuff as your grilling charcoal.
It's a da-da-da-da, burnt wood.
The difference is that activated charcoal is burned
at a higher temperature so it breaks down
into a very fine powder which gives it a larger surface area
than a chunk of charcoal on your grill.
And it's exactly what you want when you're trying to remove
toxins or poison from your body.
How it works has to d with the microscopic structure
of the charcoal itself.
Inside each particle are millions of pores
that act like a tiny trap.
So if you swallow some then it will begin to bind
with other substances in your gut.
Which is helpful if you've just overdosed on drugs
since it can prevent them from entering your system.
And in fact, this is exactly what hospitals will use
to treat certain cases of poisoning before resorting
to pumping the stomach.
But, drugs aren't the only thing that charcoal binds to.
It can also soak up helpful things like minerals,
vitamins, and antioxidants.
So when you drink a charcoal laced lemonade
with a healthy meal, you'll actually absorbing less
nutrients than you otherwise would.
To make matters worse, it can also prevent medications
like anti-depressants and contraceptive pills
from reaching your system.
Which of course makes them less effective.
The key to activated charcoal whether it's saving a life
or depriving you of nutrition, is timing.
It only works if there's something for it to absorb
in the first place.
So bad news, taking charcoal pills in the morning
for a hangover, it's not gonna do anything, pal.
Because the alcohol is long gone from your stomach by then.
So ingesting charcoal for any other reason than treating
a severe case of poisoning isn't a good idea.
It's indigestible.
So after you eat it, your body passes it along
and eventually out the other end.
Along the way, it can have side effects.
Oh, fun.
Like constipation and nausea.
Not to mention there is, sorry, no evidence to support
the claims from charcoal enthusiasts that it will
prevent bloating, boost energy,
brightens skin or whiten teeth.
So hey, if you don't like the idea of eating black
you know, anything, you don't have to.
Your body's probably better off anyway.
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Cheap Short Term Apartment Rental in Chiang Mai - Duration: 5:22.
I think I hit the Mecca of Thai apartments here
but I think there are like too Thai for me I might have to skip it
yeah, I don't know, it just looked kind of rundown, it'll be cheap for sure maybe
3,000 baht a month but I don't know, I'm looking for something a little a bit nicer I guess
I mean it's not bad but I don't know, we'll see so I'm just gonna skip these places
Wi-Fi is 300 baht How much for this room? 5,500 baht
It's furnished like this in every unit
ok, ok
You got a chair
How much for electricity?
What is it?
Electricity. How much?
8 baht per unit
Water is 35 baht per unit
I have to stay 3 months?
Yes
Normally it's 6 months, but foreigners need to stay up to 3 months
Foreigners can stay for 3 months, but not Thais
How come Thais need to stay 3 months?
Because foreigners can only stay about 3 months at a time
This one is 5000 baht?
Yes, the ones upstairs
Deposit is 7000 baht
Look like someone broke in here
Someone was cleaning this room
so 5,000 baht, you got a balcony
Where is the chair?
Over here
closet space
How come wifi is not included?
Other places are included
The washroom is not finish
If I move in, it's not this room?
Yes, there are other rooms
so the office is down here on this building but the apartment we just saw
was this one on the right
I'm back to this apartment to book it and apparently they have different
prices for different rooms so they have to 28 meter square 4,000 baht per month
another one 4,500 baht, this one is 5,000 baht that's the one I'm looking at
there's another so I think this is for 2 to 4 floor, I can't read Thai and then
for 5 to 8 floor it's between 4,500 to 5,500 baht per month not sure what that is
I think that's the 7,000 baht for your deposit
remember the bamboo for the wiring at the front of my apartment
well we got a upgrade, so we got three new bamboo see that there and one over the other side
we got a new upgrade
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2019 Kia Forte: The New King of the Compact Sedan Class? | Edmunds - Duration: 6:57.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
MARK TAKAHASHI: Not everyone can afford a Maybach, or even
a Mustang.
That's where the compact class of sedans and hatchbacks
come in.
Behind me here is the all-new, fully redesigned
2019 Kia Forte.
And it's a great place to start.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
This time around, the Forte is slightly bigger overall.
And as you can see, it takes a lot of [INAUDIBLE] cues
from the evocative Kia Stinger.
And that's a good thing.
It looks sharp, sharper than you'd
expect for the compact class of sedans.
The question is, how does it stack up
against the rest of the competition?
We'll get to that in a bit.
In the meantime, do us a favor and hit Subscribe below.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
In the compact sedan class, you sort of
have to temper your expectations.
But the Forte exceeds expectations
in a number of ways.
I wasn't all that jazzed about 147-horsepower continuously
variable transmission.
Those CVTs tend to suck the life out of any car.
But the Kia's CVT does a really good job
of being more responsive and quicker to accelerate
right off the line.
It doesn't have that sluggishness or rubber
band feel that other CVTs have.
And when you're going to pass slower traffic,
it does a good job of dropping down into a lower ratio,
much like an automatic transmission would,
where it just drops you into a lower
gear by about two or three.
So you get that good punch when you need it.
And that's pretty unique in the class,
or unique for CVTs in general, actually.
The ride quality, it's a little stiff, but not objectionable.
In return for that stiffness, it handles pretty well.
Not quite as well as the Mazda 3,
but far better than most drivers will ever need.
One thing counting against it is the rear torsion-beam
suspension.
And that tends to be a little nervous over mid-corner bumps.
That is the case with the Forte, but again, not
to objectionable levels.
There is a noticeable amount of wind and road noise, though.
But again, I'm driving with the radio off.
And this has the premium Harman/Kardon system.
Just turn it up a little.
It should drown it out just fine.
In the class, the Forte competes against kind
of entry-level sedans.
So Corolla from Toyota, Honda Civic, Mazda 3.
Those are kind of my picks in the class.
Not so much the Corolla, but I really like the Mazda 3.
And this, well, it seems to offer quite a bit more
than the Mazda, especially when it comes to advanced safety
features.
This comes standard with forward collision warning, blind spot
monitors, and all the latest modern cars have.
One thing I like about it, though, is I'm
not getting a lot of false alarms.
And the Lane Keep Assist on this top trim
is actually really good.
Comparing prices between the Civic and the Mazda 3
to the Forte, the Forte has a slight advantage
just because it has a lot more features.
For the base-model Forte, prices start right around 18.5, 18.6.
That's manual transmission, lowest trim level.
Probably not going to be a lot of people taking that.
For another 1,000 or so, you get the CVT.
This is the Launch edition EX.
This is the EX with all the options.
So all the advanced safety features,
different colored wheels, sunroof, navigation.
It goes on and on and on.
It's just over $26,000, though.
That's a bit much for this class.
But the regular EX, right around $23,000.
And that makes a lot more sense, because you get a lot for that,
as well.
And you have the option to add stuff.
But you probably won't need the navigation
because it comes standard with Apple Car Play,
as long as you have a cell signal, obviously.
And the voice recognition is still probably the best
out there, in any car.
Not only does the Forte draw on some of the Stinger's exterior
styling, but also on the interior.
It's got the wide dash, just like that, as well as
these racy-looking round vents.
Materials quality is really good for the class.
Everything that you touch has nice, good, soft cushioning
to it.
So your elbows are well-padded.
And elsewhere, when it is plastic,
is grained really well.
There's really not a whole lot of hard plastic in here
to kind of take you out of the fantasy of driving a nicer car.
One thing I really did like as soon as I sat down,
though, was the amount of travel the steering wheel has.
Now, that's quite a bit, so that means
that taller drivers aren't going to have to sacrifice
their driving position.
You have a ton of features here, as well.
The infotainment has a standard eight-inch screen.
It's sharp, it's responsive, it's quick.
And you have a good amount of physical buttons
here, which means you won't have to dig through menus just
to get some simple operations done.
Also standard is dual-zone automatic climate control.
That's unusual for the class as a standard feature,
even on the base model.
On this top trim, you also get ventilated and heated seats,
which makes it really comfortable on a hot, muggy day
like today.
On this top trim, you also get a wireless charging pad, as well
as a USB port right under it, and another one right
under your center armrest.
Despite being a compact sedan, the Forte
doesn't skimp on rear seat space.
I'm five foot 10, sitting behind the driver's seat, which
is set for me.
And I have plenty of leg room and knee room.
And my hair's just barely brushing the headliner.
That means the average adult will be just fine back here.
Materials quality, as you'd expect, isn't quite as nice.
A little more hard plastic.
But if I didn't tap that, I wouldn't have known.
I also have a nice center armrest here.
I'd be comfortable back here for a road trip.
Not a single complaint.
And I also have vents right here for climate control.
So, well done, Kia.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
After spending a lot of time with this Forte,
I can say it gives the class-leading Mazda 3 and Honda
Civic a run for the money.
Honestly, I would take it over the Civic.
The Mazda, in my view, is still the best driving in the class.
But for a lot of people, it's not that important.
What is important is stretching their dollar.
And the Forte does that.
It delivers a lot.
A lot of advanced safety features,
a lot of infotainment, a lot of just quality overall.
For more information on the Forte,
as well as its competition, head on over to edmunds.com.
If you want to see more videos like this, hit Subscribe.
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Republicans Set Kavanaugh Vote Within 24 Hours Of Christine Ford's Testimony - Duration: 4:18.
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee have scheduled a confirmation hearing in committee
for Brett Kavanaugh this coming Friday at 9:30 a.m.
Eastern time.
Now, the reason that time is important, knowing that it's at 9:30, is that that is less than
24 hours after Dr. Christine Ford will be testifying in front of that committee about
what she alleges happened to her at the hands of Brett Kavanaugh nearly 35 years ago.
Less than 24 hours.
Republicans are not only not going to give the public enough time to digest what this
woman has to say, but they won't even have enough time to digest it, order hearings,
order investigations, none of it.
They want to move forward and plow through this nomination, and they don't care what
Dr. Christine Ford has to say.
They've made that clear.
Lindsey Graham expressly said that.
That no matter what this woman says, he's voting to confirm.
They don't care.
They don't care.
They don't take it seriously.
They don't believe her, so they're going to push forward and be horrible human beings,
and then make the Democrats have to come back next January, assuming they retake the Senate,
which seems more and more likely every day, and then they're the ones that have to clean
up this mess.
That's what's going to happen here.
And then Republicans are going to be sitting there with egg on their face, knowing that
they could have prevented it.
They could have ordered an FBI investigation.
They could have taken it seriously.
But instead, they were so desperate to get one victory before this year's midterms, because
they have nothing else to run on, so they are willing to put through an accused rapist
and assaulter just to try to take that back to the voters and say, "Look what we did:
a thing."
Yeah, it's a horrible thing, you idiots.
Here's what's happening: Republicans don't have anything to run on this year.
They tried to run on tax cuts.
They spent millions of dollars running ads during primaries and so far through the midterms,
trying to tell people that their tax cuts were helping them.
Well, that message fell flat.
In fact, they went to some areas of the country, their states, where they tried to find people
who've gotten money from the tax cuts, to kind of parade them out on stage.
They couldn't find anybody.
That actually happened.
They couldn't find a single person in their audience who got any money from the tax cuts,
so they've had to pull back on that.
They can't run on repealing Obamacare because they know that their constituents hate that
idea now, after they tried it multiple times last year and faced huge backlash for it.
They don't have a Hillary Clinton on the other side of the ticket to run against.
They have nothing.
What they wanted to run on was taking over the Supreme Court.
But you put up a guy that you didn't vet, you didn't look into his history enough, and
now you're refusing to look into his history, just so you can get that seat.
And it's going to cost you yours.
You put him on that seat, you're going to lose your seat.
That's basically what voters are telling Republicans right now.
It's what polls are showing.
And it's what's going to happen.
Because Brett Kavanaugh, sadly, is going to be confirmed to the US Supreme Court, unless
the man himself voluntarily withdraws his nomination, he's in, for now.
Democrats eventually are going to take back the Senate.
Maybe it's in January, maybe it's two years, maybe it's four years from now.
But when they do, they're going to launch investigations, they're going to hold impeachment
hearings, and they're going to remove Kavanaugh from the bench.
Yes, Kavanaugh will end up on the Supreme Court.
Kavanaugh will also end up impeached from the Supreme Court.
Those are my two predictions, and I would say, based on all of the available evidence,
that's the most likely scenario to happen here.
But the fact that Republicans aren't willing to hear these women out, even when they've
come to them this week, through their attorneys and said, "I have witnesses that are willing
to come to DC and testify before the committee", they're not even responding to those messages.
They're ignoring it, pretending it doesn't exist.
And that is exactly what's going to happen to Dr. Christine Ford tomorrow during her
testimony, and then again on Thursday during the vote on Kavanaugh.
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【ハムスター】うそ!?ヤングコーンが大好きだったのに…?おもしろ可愛い癒し Hamster love corn but now is it? - Duration: 1:52.
It is time to walk Othello from now ♥
Can he go out well?
No worries are useless. Lol
It is cute buttocks ♥
Walk for cheese Jr. later ♪
Today's snack is young corn ♪
Yaaaaa
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Yam yam❤
I also want other snacks ♥
What? Again?
But it can not be helped
I will eat it ♥
Look at my cute mouth
Yam Yam❤
Sorry…
for complaining
Actually, I guess you're tasty ♥
That's why
Can I have a new snack?
Oh!Peanuts!
you are not
Yes♥Yes♥Yes♥
I've been waiting for you♥
untill forever
I can't get enough of This♥
This is quite sudden,
Limit!!!
I'm going home
you was delicious ♥
See you
I will take a short trip ♪
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Mitsubishi Outlander XL 3.0 Turbo (part1 Review) - Duration: 15:20.
I'm gonna take this shit off.
you see this farm its
the distributor, which with all sorts of wires
you touch him and
probably something inside there unwound
[music]
Hello dears! me name is Sergei!
today on my channel a unique project
this is a mitsubishi outlander XL turbo
one of the first questions for what this machine
what is the task before it?
for the city! this is clear,
but the city is really like a V6 3 liter
is enough and no need of it
to squeeze even more power,
to the city it was nice to ride it.
there was a desire to do
turbo outlander as far as I understand
I'm not a big fan of outlander at all!
I don't know if the world is a turbo outlander
perhaps there is, but their not so many!
and here people had the desire to do so
the project is well unusual
we want outlander, turbo 25 00:01:22,870 --> 00:01:29,630 on the one hand any machine made,
designed at the factory
it is designed under certain conditions
and the location of the nodes and
aggregates inside
peculiar each car has its own
and of course few people think about that
when in the future someone will take
and you put a turbine in it,
put an intercooler, spend some pipes!
but it is a crossover, in principle, quite
big, so unlike for example
from the same Eclipse, in which there is very little space,
there are many places
really position anything
could have been easy.
there was one big limitation.
that all the turbine units are very hot.
[applause]
[music]
the first that here was most important and
the hardest thing is to position
the turbine itself
the only place possible for this
turbines are above the box, on the side of the engine!
the manifold is reduced to one turbine flange
flange twinscroll, turbine twinscroll
and, accordingly, each head
every 3 cylinders blow into its part
and in General the if would this was would a normal
combat the project that would be very interesting
spooling and take boost
very good for those tasks
which stand in front of this machine can be
was choose much more smaller on
the size of the fan and place it
in the more usual place at the bottom,
on the side of the motor as it is done
usually on turbo machines !
any non-standard
large size turbine located
it always implies that such
takeaway from the motor somewhere in the distance
accordingly, in this case
the only place under the hood
where you can place such a detail is
this place
the only option to accommodate this
turbine is its position that is it
definitely can only stand here but
it can stand
let in here let in here, there there there
we can spin it in this place.
but place here one thing here is here is here is
only this square is
the only empty space at the car
in which you can put it not
modifying the body of the car
remove the radiators and position the turbine
there this was would, too, correctly and very
okay, but our task was minimal.
to touch the body that is not to touch it at all
battery and intake filter
here deleted
the battery will bring the trunk filter
made high flow air filter, it takes away from the wing the air
what I liked about this project when I have it
given dodeljivanje it is precisely these
technical solutions that need
apply to arrange it all
all units are very hot
the turbine has a huge temperature
the hot part is she's still hot
although the machine is already
so much cooling
and it is in close proximity to the electrician
from the fuel system from the AT
transmission from cooling system
from the intake system, everything is very compact
I'm not really a fan
outlander and don't know if turbowire projects
surely there is in the world
fans who put turbines for sure
it's not the first project but it's probably
one of the few projects where
implemented turbocharging this motor
I think with this size turbine
perhaps it is so
would do everything
firstly twin-scroll turbine and both parts of the exhaust
the manifold that fits the flange
turbine
they must be equal to the length,
header right length and length
collector left at the arch to the turbine
must be the same
because the twin-scroll tube
every piece, every collector, every piece of this
manifold is blowing in my part of the turbine
the turbine is divided at the inlet
right and left partition
each part. .
on Evolution as she stood
two cylinders blew in one direction
and two in another! Here V, here three cylinder
will blow one way three to the other
this allows you to untwist more quickly
turbine because each thread blows on his
part and the impeller spins
no matter how we position it, we have to protect it.
from all sides
thermal insulation from other components and its
geometrical arrangement
would not affect these components in any way
these thermal screens, them in any
case would have anywhere to put
intercooler has already been installed on this
the car and it's been modified.
digested with exits up here.
of course now it is difficult to see but still
here you can see what he comes up from behind
this is both a pipe intake
pass from above and she has a path
more optimal, it was possible all
this system build in bumper and pass
sideways through the cold part of the machine
without affecting the hot part
but for this you have to alter the intercooler
and he was purchased well in General, has become a financial issue
more financial investments the owner did not want
[music]
my first recommendation was
given to the host once this project has been
built Yes in General and when he
began to build the first is always under
side a fire extinguisher, because like all
we have not isolated but no guarantee
no one will ever give
this is a completely non-standard arrangement of all
nodes
at a factory so
do not build
cooling is necessary for each motor there is no any binding
to turbo no turbo oil cooling is always good
any cooling of any
component
of the engine is always excellent
if we shoot
fenders hood and everything else that is
only good for machine simply
unaesthetic
as well as the installation of oil here
radiator she very good but here is how and
in all other components, it is important
realization of this moment that is regular
oil cooling system it is located
thus that has
so-called as he is called I forgot
now I will say this which regulates
thermostat!
any standard cooling system
water oils or any other
the fluids it has in the plant systems are
the thermostat is that device
which allows the system
to regulate this temperature that is
when necessary she will let him in and
cooling through the radiator when it is not necessary
when the temperature is so little she
will close the thermostat and start this
system small group system
where there is no radiator ! this is the way
the cooling system is so constituted all
system oil cooling staff!
so works tuned right
the cooling system but not how it works
this system, this system again as
other components are selected according to their
parameters and it has no thermostat
here, the system always admits all
oil through the radiator! if you have on the street
-30 C degrees respectively, oil will be
at -30 C degrees still walk through your radiator
of course it's not right!
well, again, choice
components I here not am
my job to implement! my job is to make recommendations!
I am very glad that I can
for example these things to tell other people
hrough these videos here!!!
in fact, the only criterion
the success of the project is its face
owner's
now, if the owner is pleased with this result
as would here is he
went to the car and it she arrange it
took a ride on it and he got off on it.
Yes, all means you're part of his work in
this project is done correctly and only
only on this can be done any
conclusions about the project
so easy to decide why this piece of iron
bent here and here the piece of iron is bent there
here is a corner of this and here is another one
I would have done it differently! do it! no one bothers
for anyone to make!
for me there is one simple thing
rule, like it or criticize offer as
you never know the conditions in which
this project was never built
to understand in any frame put it
the makers in any part of
stood the owner that is never
you can't know the ins and outs.
respectively
you can never conclude that made
correct what's done wrong
so and in this project!
the project is controversial, interesting project with development
I like this project because it has
future
if a person wants to develop it
he has what!
the structure itself, the approach will remain
and he will only continue to develop it, some nodes
change, something is modified,
but in General, he has everything!
here is my understanding of percent on perhaps 90-85
do not have to redo anything.
that's how it is now, it will also be preserved.
if something to add, such as a radiator more
or some other diameter pipes
so it fits in this
geometry and small alterations can be
it would come to a configuration that
will squeeze out of this machine a lot more power
than and rely it now!
now for the car the most important thing to live
to live the most, to live owner life with her
feel it, understand it
and understand what he wants from her actually
I shot a lot of hours of video.
on this project
a lot! as usual I focus on
one
working moments, I don't like to shoot
result! I'm not
it is important, Ah it is important of course, Ah not very important
show that it happened
to me it is more interesting to watch and show
how it was, how it was prepared
if you showed that pile of junk
assembled under the hood, this car.
she fells
great!!! everyone likes everything,
but I like to show you how these things work.
turned into what they represent under the hood!
how they were welded where they were cut off
and here all this mass of video footage of me
I'll try to make some of it.
mini-series, because either will work
a very long long film that does not
nobody will look, never
or still a small cut, thematic!
first I will try to talk about
building
exhaust manifolds, then I'll tell you
about the inlet and the placement of the turbine will tell
about intercooler and some additional
components of the type just transfer
oil filter, blowoff, zero filter in the wing
there are such fine nuances
I'll tell you about thermal protection
and these are all
series try as much as possible to draw in
the style of the story
try
to tell you about every step
this work in more detail
this is very important to me will be after this
series, the first review of this machine in General
will be interesting to view my viewers
what do you want to know about this project?
what details to disclose in this project?
it is about how to build
it is about the steps
don't ask me how she's going!
I don't know how she's going! we then ask have
the owner goes as
I can tell you how I cooked this pipe
and so I wonder if that is like ask!
I turn off the camera for those moments when
we have to be nervous
and so all would see what it's actually worth
very many nerves,
construction of such a project
and of course as usual I want to say
everybody likes it!!! subscribe to my channel!!!
because we are .... owner. ..
I see!
now we come to another
outlander! the compressor!!!
but in General so!!!! all the while!!! ALL!!!
you're just a minute
we've finished , we've just put a point
but once again, SPRINKLE a little
[applause]
[music]
[applause]
[laughter]
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why Naegi and Kirigiri need to be together - Duration: 2:20.
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FEMA Accessible: CDC Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - Duration: 1:59.
Hello, I'm Captain John Redd from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
and I would like to talk to you about carbon monoxide, or "CO," poisoning.
After a disaster, your home may lose electric power.
If this happens to you, remember:
never use a generator inside your home,
never use a charcoal or propane gas grill indoors,
and never use a gas oven to heat the inside of your home.
These things release carbon monoxide, which is a very dangerous gas
that you cannot see, smell, or taste.
Carbon monoxide can kill you, your family or your pets.
Every year, more than 400 people die from carbon monoxide poisoning.
The most common symptoms of CO poisoning are:
headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion.
CO symptoms are often described as "flu-like."
If you breathe in a lot of CO, it can make you pass out or kill you.
People who are sleeping or have been drinking alcohol can die
from CO poisoning before they have symptoms.
If you decide to use a generator, keep it outside
and at least 20 feet away from any window, door, or vent.
Install a battery-operated or battery backup carbon monoxide detector in your home.
Check and replace the batteries every 6 months when you change your clocks,
and if you plan to use a generator when severe weather is predicted.
If it's too cold or hot inside your home, please stay with family, friends,
or find an open shelter near you.
For more information about carbon monoxide, please visit our website at CDC.gov/co
or call the Center for Disease Control and Prevention at 800.232.4636.
Thank you.
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Man Utd news: Jose Mourinho STAGED Paul Pogba training ground row - French football expert - Duration: 3:42.
That is the sensational claim made by French football expert Julien Laurens. This morning, Pogba and Mourinho met for the first time since the midfielder was stripped of his role as deputy Manchester United captain on Tuesday
And footage appeared to show the pair having a disagreement at the Carrington training ground complex
Pogba greeted coach Michael Carrick with a handshake, walked past Mourinho and shook the hand of another one of United's technical staff
Mourinho is then heard saying "get out" to Pogba, which surprised the midfielder
The pair continued to exchange words but Pogba was allowed to take part in training and was all smiles with his some team-mates
But Laurens has told French broadcaster RMC that Mourinho was well aware of the cameras and took the opportunity to say something to Pogba which would rile him
"Sky picked this footage up, they have the right to film 3 or 4 training sessions a season per club I think," Laurens said
"This morning he (Jose Mourinho) knew that the cameras were at training from the Premier League and Sky
"Mourinho knew that the cameras were coming this morning, he knew very well that Pogba was going to come and shake the hands of Michael Carrick, the other assistant, and then he would arrive in front of Mourinho
"Mourinho knew all of this, that the cameras would be on him, and he chose that moment to say something to Pogba that quite clearly didn't please him
" Premier League rules state clubs must allow camera crews onto the training ground to film footage every month
Former United striker Dimitar Berbatov has slammed Pogba claimed the 25-year-old must have provoked Mourinho
"If you are a captain or vice-captain, you're more often than not speaking on behalf of the players, and there is nothing wrong with giving the manager your thoughts," Berbatov told Betfair
"But this shouldn't be done in the media - it helps nobody for these arguments to be played out in public
Apart from the media themselves of course! "In modern football, players are very powerful, they are the stars of the show
It's normal for them to have opinions, but they need to be backed up. "I'm really surprised it has got to this stage
This sort of thing really needs to be kept in-house. You're all grown-ups, figure it out in the dressing room
"For Mourinho to have gone as far as removing the vice captaincy, Pogba must have provoked him - whether it was the comments after the Wolves game or something else
But these arguments affect everybody else and start having an impact on the pitch
"
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dying in Dead By Daylight | w/ Jadetonic | - Duration: 6:58.
JADE: You think...
I'm going... to eat that spaghetti?
LIME: uH- you bEtTeR
JADE: hUEh. "Kill your friends"..
LIME: hELLO
JADE: ~.cool kids, cus the cool kids seem to fit in..~
what the heck am I singing?
YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T BE LAAZY
gOTTAFINDAGOODRECIEPE
LIME: oH my-
JADE: struggle man!
JADE: Don't worry, I'll come save you here in a second
LIME: i look prEtTy dEaD
JADE: oOP
LIME: uuhhhhhh
JADE: aWH FUH
LIME: uuhhmmm
JADE: That's how you know he's nEEAAR
LIME: oh my g0d
JADE: He went for you again didn't he
LIME: yyeaah
JADE: AAH AH AH AHHHEHAARHEH
LIME: oh my god
LIME: w- WHAT IS THISSS
LIME: what jusST hApPenEd
LIME: uh oh, Frost Gamer's being chased RUNN
oh..
JADE: I'm hiding.
LIME: He's coming closer..
oh god he's right there
he's right theree
oh godd
oh god- I see him-
rUN! RUN! RUNRUNRUN
gEt in there oh my god he was rIGHT there
JADE: I can here him getting clOser
LIME: noooo! JADE: aH aUH
JADE: aUUUHH LIME: noooohohohoo
JADE: Let me goooo! nooooo!
~ In the arrmmmssss offff the angellll... fly awwwaayyy-
JADE: see ya later, I'm going to heAVEN
JADE: wUH- LIME: uh-
JADE: There's a saw trap over here..
LIME: oooohh..
ooohhhhh kaayyyy
I don't know where to goo.. where do I go?
JADE: aH! PIG!!! PIG!!! pIG-WOMAN!!!!
LIME: uh-hah- what?
JADE: ~ there's a piig woman..
..and she's coming after meeee there's a pig woman..
..and she's coming after meee~
JADE: aaH! LIME: uh oh.. JADE: nooo!
stupid pig-woman!
let me gooo!
LIME: I see you, you're right theree
oh my godd
oh.. god...
AHHHH
JADE: ii'm sO CLOSE TO DEATH
LIME: I'm coming
JADE: ooh sHE'S BAACK
LIME: uGH.. that's annoying..
JADE: rapid space bar spamming LIME: oh my god
JADE: uhh, uhh, staying alive, staying alive
JADE: ~IM DEAD DEAD DEAD, SO DEAD DEAD DEAD, SO DEEAAAAAD~
LIME: oh my god.. aAAAHHHHHHH
JADE: oh we're gonna have a huntress
LIME: oOh
JADE: I wonder if we're gonna even, like, win a round
LIME: right..
JADE: why'd you break the frEAKIN GENERATOR LIME LIME: uhUHHAHhAH
JADE: lime, you prankster ganster
LIME: yeaah that's what I am
JADE: alll the way... allll the way
Keep on the dancing all the way
alll the way-
JADE: keep on flying all-oohhh nO LIME: oh come onn
JADE: oooOOH nOo
JADE: she's on her way there now LIME: oh god. yeah I hear it..
LIME: gASP- OH MY GOD
I'm healing this other peron- oH gOD I think they're coming over here
LIME: ohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygod
JADE: I can hear her going that way now
LIME: gASP-OHGODOHGODOH-
JADE: I'm hiding right now..
liME you just ran pass me
LIME: wait what
JADE: oH SHE'S THAT WAY - I JUST RAN INTO HER!
LIME: ohmygodohmygodohmygod oh my god o h M Y G O D
LIME: I hear humming, thIS IS nOT-
JADE: dude, I hate the humming sound..
LIME: me toooo ohmygod
JADE: dUDE I hate crows.
LIME: szzEUHH oHMYGOD
oh my god. noo.
JADE: lime is she about to catch you? LIME: ohmygod- yEah! yEaH no she's literally right behind me!
oh- my god.
oH my god ohmygod nonononononononononononononono
oh.. my god.
oh my god.
I escaped?
okAy.
that gOod
I don't think I did
but- JADE: You escaped?
LIME: It said I escaped..
buut, I don't think I diiid
oh my god. noo nononononononono. heartbeat.
oh my god ohmygodohmygoooaWhhEH
wHHUUHEhEH oH mY gOd
JADE: creepy, eh? LIME: UH HUH
LIME: oh god.. I hate this so much.. JADE: I'm hearing clicks and clatters.. generator
LIME: no! dang it!
could have gotten away..
LIME: my savior.
LIME: uh oh-
rUN. Heartbeat.
JADE: I'm hiding
LIME: me tooo
JADE: she's like- where the heck did they go
LIME: oh god- ooh no.. oOhh no, she's right there!
oH my god she went past it!
she went past it ohmygod!
JADE: aaHHHUUHHHHHEHEHUEHU
LIME: she get you?
oh god - I see it
Is she still there?
JADE: yeah, she's waiting for you to come rescue me
LIME: uUHg that is so annoying
JADE: you're gonna hear me spam soon LIME: oh my god ohmygod JADE: now-
LIME: rUN!
JADE: *noises I'm too lazy to express through random letters but he's screaming*
JADE: *keyboard spam* LIME: ohh no
LIME: wow there's another Dwight. ugh, imposter.
JADE: aAAHH-uheAAHHHH LIME: ooh no
LIME: oh, what?
JADE: what?
JADE: the game started with just us two
LIME: ooooOh?
LIME: wait, is it literally just us two playing?
JADE: I think so
LIME: oooOH
JADE: liiiiiIIIIIIIIiiiimmmeee
JADE: hello liiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmeeee
LIME: hellooooooo
JADE: what is that I smell..
human flesh?
LIME: uh that's just some pasta I'm making, you want some?
JADE: Do I... hear you...
JADE: Do I.... smell you?
LIME: *snickers*
JADE: *like a literal manic* HI THERE BUDDY LIME: noo! JADE: AAHAHAHAHAHAHA LIME: hAHAHAHAAHAHA
LIME: infinity war??
JADE: lime, I don't feel too good...
LIME: Mr. Stark..?
Mr. Stark I don't feel so good..
Mr. Stark please..
please no..
no- I don't wanna go
JADE: AHAHSAHAHSAHAHS
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
JADE: what the heck was that sound?
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The Salvation Army: African American Staff Denies Disabled Caucasian Client Psych Medication - Duration: 2:58.
yes now she's look at this through the way she was treating me
she keeps locking herself I'm trying to talk to the staff
everything's on camera she's denying me my medication and now since I put her on
camera and exposed what she does she wants to do the right thing
look at her turn out the lights but she wants to be in the dark so she can't be
seen who knows what medication she won't give
me she might try to poison me what is this professionalism I'm glad someone's
in you're taking care of recording this stuff because this may happen to other
people and they don't know about it but because I'm recording it you know about
it this is unacceptable udmh does I need to
fund this I want to see if like you know what this is not wise not good business
I'm gonna keep recording till she gets on medication a medication I'm from I'm
bipolar it says to give it to me with food I asked for a snack for some reason
she can't give me a snack they only get grants that are funded by Lhasa Los
Angeles homelessness Authority whatever one of our private punters fun about the
foundations and it can give you a snack this is how the staff treats people I
don't know how they act like they are out in the real world the outside of the
wall was here but in the walls is how they act earliest to me and tomorrow
they're kicking me out and for what what did I do absolutely nothing but I've got
somebody today which is a good thing to go I thank God for that
because otherwise I wouldn't know what to do so God will take care me from
there but I don't think that but still it's unfair it's wrong I'm not that
worried I just wrong I wanted to mention it here we go no just I don't know
what's going on here
okay I'm just going to go she's refusing to give my medication through there as
you can see this look at this the way in daily medication schedule blah blah blah
the neuron it's an my medication says take it right before I go to bed I'm
about to go to bed it's curly on the label why she is refusing to prescribe
me my medication and treating me like this
I don't know but this has to be exposed and I stood here long enough I shouldn't
stand her anymore I'm going to my room I'm not gonna stay here and play this
silly game that's immature that's just totally pathetic
this dad very sad that's how I treated you so medication in tomorrow will kick
me out not weird in a park God's gonna take care of me that's good but the
refusal medication part that does pop me don't bother anybody
this video is going to Arizona see this
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Horóscopos de hoy, Escorpio ♏ Jueves 27 de Septiembre de 2018 - Duration: 3:33.
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Introduction Pencils and Stories - Duration: 4:40.
Hi, and welcome to Pencils and Stories! THE place that helps you get your story
and art projects started and done
My name is Henrike Dijkstra, I come from the Netherlands and I'm a blogger a
writer and a comic artist. I make my weekly webcomic Recollection City; it's a
half-Victorian adventure story that talks about finding your voice and
finding the courage to make the tough choices.
I've also blogged on pencils and stories .com for over a year and there I talked
about how Recollection City came to be, about my struggles and my obstacles and
how I overcame them and basically how to be more productive. And I am very
passionate about this subject because before I did all this I was stuck in art block
for years. And I had all these ideas and dreams and stories in my head
but they just couldn't come out and it was a very very frustrating time in my
life. I've been drawing and writing for all of my life, basically, and now it's
suddenly...it was just stuck. And then eventually I did a really great art
class that gave me some tools but also really helped me to get started on
projects and one of the other most important things about that class was
that I got in touch with so many other artists and I saw that they were
struggling with the same things I was struggling with, they ran into the same
obstacles and, you know, just just talking with them really helped me to understand
a lot of things better and with all of that I slowly crawled out on my art
block, I started creating again, like started really small and then eventually that
expanded and fast forward a few years later: I'm finally realizing my dream of
making my own webcomic. And now I'm building the pencils and stories
website and brand to help others do the same thing I did, which is make your own
art projects become a reality. I want to help you make your own stories and help
you tell them visually. The videos will feature tips on how to get started, how
to be more productive, how to stay motivated, about project management
art tips...we will do some story analysis...We'll also talk about how you
can overcome your obstacles and how to make projects more manageable for
yourself. It's definitely you're not all gonna be
comics even though there will be comic specific things.
Stories are amazing. Ever since I was a kid
I would consume countless of stories, books, pictures movies
all the cartoons on TV...I would, like, watch them all and I vividly remember
watching the Little Mermaid when I was around six years old and that made me
fall in love with feature animated movies, and while watching that I was
very aware that Ariel was made by somebody and that she was not real and
in fact the entire movie were made up of drawings and I could maybe not put
words to it yet or really figure out how is how that all worked, but I knew that
that move was made and those characters were made by somebody and that started
my lifelong wish of wanting to create characters and worlds and stories that
moved me in the way that these movies did. I know that a lot of you fellow
artists have probably some kind of experience like this and I know that
you'll recognize the drive to tell your own stories to make worlds and
characters and places. And that you want to tell stories that touch people's
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You don't have to do it alone. My wish for Pencils and Stories is that it will grow
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