Thứ Bảy, 15 tháng 12, 2018

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What If the sun disappeared for 5 seconds?

Seems like a really odd question.

5 seconds isn't very long.

But the sun is so vital to everything on earth, as well as the rest of our solar system.

Even if it only disappeared for 5 seconds, that 5 seconds would be enough to cause some

serious damage.

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The sun is 330 thousand times the mass of our earth, and every single second it produces

as much energy as 100 billion hydrogen bombs.

The sun is so big that it's the dominant gravitational force in our solar system, and

8 planets along with countless space objects orbit around it.

To sum it all up, we need the sun.

if it went anywhere, even for just 5 seconds, shit would definitely go down.

It takes 8 minutes for light from the sun to reach the earth.

So if the sun disappeared for 5 seconds, we wouldn't even know about it until 8 minutes

later.

If the sun disappeared for 5 seconds, the parts of the world that were experiencing

daylight at the time would get a very quick 5 second night, where the stars are visible.

the parts of the world that were experiencing night at the time that the sun disappeared,

wouldn't see the moon because the moon's light is reflected from the sun.

If the sun disappeared for 5 seconds, it wouldn't be too big a deal at first.

We would still have electricity for those 5 seconds.

Plants would stop making food because without the sun there is no photosynthesis.

They of course would continue making food after the sun returned after 5 seconds.

It can be assumed that the planet will get quite a bit cooler for those 5 seconds, and

the average temperature could even drop to zero degrees Celsius.

This would probably be quite a shock for people who lived in warmer climates.

Imagine going about your day when all of a sudden, the sun goes out and the air is quite

a bit cooler.

Its not necessarily the light from the sun going out for 5 seconds that I'm worried

about, its how it would affect gravity in our solar system.

The sun provides heat and light for our solar system, but The sun holds everything in our

solar system in place.

Interestingly, before Einstein, scientists assumed that gravity acted instantaneously.

But in his theory of general relativity, the force from gravity isn't instentanous.

Gravity travels at the speed of light as well, so we would see the sun go out and feel it

disappear at the exact same time.

. If the sun disappeared, even if it were for just 5 seconds, all the objects in our

solar system would assume an unstable orbit.

They would then be sent flying in the direction that they were headed in a straight line rather

than continuing on their elliptical orbits.

The earth oribits the sun at a speed of 67 thousand miles per hour, or 30 miles per second.

Do a bit of math, and the earth's orbit would change by less than a kilometer.

Even though this doesn't seem like much, This could cause our planet to move further

away from the sun, so when it goes back into orbit, the earth could be quite a bit cooler.

This would affect the environment in many different ways.

Certain plants cant survive in cooler weather, and certain species of animals who rely on

the heat would also suffer.

Its difficult to determine just how much a change in temperature would affect life on

earth, but as we have seen, a drop in temperature has caused many different species to go extinct.

Even though the sun and its gravity would return after 5 seconds, in extreme cases,

its temporary disappearance would cause the objects in our solar system to be knocked

off course, where eventually they could float away into space entirely and be lost forever,

or they would eventually crash into other objects in our solar system.

Again, any crashes wouldn' t happen right away because gravity also travels at the speed

of light, but throwing our planets orbit off course would definitely have long term implications.

Apart from the sun's obvious jobs, You might not have known this but The sun also creates

a magnetic field around the solar system.

The field is called the heliosheath, and it deflects harmful radiation particles that

come from outside our solar system.

Take away the sun, and then our heliosheath is gone, which means that all the radiation

that is currently blocked will be able to make it into our solar system.

Once the sun returned, the heliosheath would be far less able to safely deflect all the

radation that bombards our solar system from space.

On the bright side, we would likely see beautiful aurora up in the atmosphere, but on the negative,

electrical grids we rely on would short out and satellites that are currently in orbit

might stop functioning.

This already happens when solar flares affect our planet.

Thankfully, the sun isn't going anywhere, and it definitely isn't disappearing for

5 seconds any time soon.

But hopefully this video has given you some insight on how important our sun actually

is.

For now, Its that part of the video where I'm going to respond to some of your comments.

These were from my last video, how dangerous is the dark web.

Carlitoschiken – what if school was never created.

Well I think we would all be quite a bit dumber.

Kejuan Gold- almost to 1 million, so glad to be one of the first subscribers, since

50 thousand.

Thanks so much for sticking with us through our world war 3 days, we appreciate you.

We are also planning on doing a livestream at 1 million subscribers so you finally get

to see who your narrators are.

Toxin – do a video on if the multiverse is real.

We have actualy done a couple videos on this topic like Is the universe infinite and are

we living in a simulation, but I like your idea, its more specific.

Biohazard – you guys deserve a lot more respect.

Asking questions no one asks for but the concept is so puzzling.

Thank you LBQ, you are very welcome, I am glad you enjoy our videos.

Alfredo Diaz – what if life's biggest questions had its own tv show.

I'd probably watch it.

Actually that's a lie.

Thank you for watching life's biggest questions.

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Top 5 Scary Teenager Myths That Might Be True - Duration: 7:18.

Hey guys, welcome back to Top 5 Scary Videos, I'm your host Lucy McPhee, and today we're

talking about the Top 5 Scary Teenage Myths That Might Be True.

Now, there were a lot of routes I could've taken this list down, but knowing this channel,

and knowing you guys, I've opted for urban legends.

Specifically legends that haunted us when we were teens.

Before we jump in, be sure to give this video a big thumbs up, subscribe, and let me know

down in the comments what urban legend haunted YOU the most when you were a teen.

I'll be responding to the best in my next video.

Right, Teenage Myths, let's do this!

5 The Call Is Coming From Inside The House This one is a classic, and out of all the

ones on our list, definitely haunted me the most one I was home alone during my teens

years, and for those babysitters out there, this made your job ten times more terrifying.

The legend goes, that young girl needed some extra cash so she decided to take a babysitting

job one town over.

The parents were attending a party leaving the girl with their 2 young children.

After looking after the kids, feeding them, playing with them, she puts them to bed, and

proceeds to watch a film.

And that is when the phone rings.

She answers.

But, all she hears is heavy breathing, so she hangs up.

The phone then rings again, she asks "What?!"

becoming irritated, the voice whispers back, "I'm close".

She immediately hangs up.

15 minutes later the phone rings again, the same voice spoke "I'm closer, and I'm

about to get you."

Scared, the teen hung up and immediately called the police.

However, they were unsympathetic, weighing it up to a prank caller but informed her that

they would monitor the line.

And of course, the phone rings again.

It's the same caller, but this time he's laughing.

Hysterically laughing, and then informs her that it won't be long.

She hangs up, and as she does the phone immediately rings again.

However, this time it's the police, they yell, "The calls are coming from inside

the house, GET OUT NOW."

She tells them she has to get the children, but they yell at her to get out immediately.

She does.

And with that 2 police cars pull up, and officers run straight into the house with grim looks

on their faces.

One of the cops says "The children are dead, no sign of the killer".

The other officer leaves carrying the bloodied knife in an evidence bag.

Right, so what are your thoughts?

I remember hearing this A LOT when I was a child, and of course, there have been SO many

movies with that exact premise.

Do you think the legend birthed the movies or the movies birthed the legend?

4 Humans Can Lick Too This legend completely slipped my mind until

I started scripting this video, and now, once again, my life is ruined.

It's short but absolutely horrifying, so get ready.

The legend goes that a young girl was home alone with only her dog to keep her company.

On the news that day she was informed of a serial killer on the loose, so of course,

she locked all of the doors and windows, just to be on the safe side.

She goes to bed, her dog friend joining her, but deciding to sleep under the bed instead

of on it.

In the middle of the night she awoke to the sound of dripping coming from the bathroom.

She attempts to turn on her light but it doesn't work.

Frightened, she hides under her covers, putting her hand down to seek the comfort of her dog.

Feeling the licking on her hand, she calms down.

She stays like that for sometime, listening to the dripping in the bathroom and feeling

the licks on her hand.

She eventually falls back to sleep.

The next morning she awoke, going to the bathroom for a drink of water.

However, as she walks in she find blood soaking the shower walls, with the words "HUMANS

CAN LICK TOO" written in it.

And hanging from the shower head was her slaughtered dog, it's bloody dripping into the bathtub.

3 Headlights Now, all first time drivers had this fear

when hopping behind the wheel alone for the first time.

And I can safely tell you that fear never goes away.

So what is the legend exactly?

Well, some say that if you're driving after dark and pass an oncoming car with no headlights

on, whatever you do, DO NOT FLASH THEM.

Just don't do it!

It is supposedly a common Bloods gang member initiation game.

The member being initiated will drive along the road without headlights, the first car

that flashes them he is required to chase, catch, and kill.

Yup.

That is the initiation requirements.

So out of all the numbers on our list, this is the one that most believe to be true.

Police have even warned people that September 23rd and 24th is the Blood initiation weekend,

and to be careful driving around at night, and whatever you do, DO NOT FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS.

2 Slenderman We're all familiar with Slenderman, the

thin, featureless supernatural figure who stalks and abducts children, manipulating

them into doing his bidding for him.

Most understand that this is just myth, creepypasta created by Something Awful user Eric Knudsen,

however this legend got all too real on May 31st 2014, when two 12 year olds from Wisconsin

lured their friend into the woods and stabbed her 19 times in an attempt to impress the

fictional character.

However the girl survived and the two teens were arrested but eventually found not guilty

by reason of insanity.

The two teens had previously stated that they had wanted to become his proxies, and prevent

him from harming their families; believing the only way to do this was to kill someone

else.

After they did this they believed they would live in his mansion which they thought was

location in Nicolet National Forest.

This story is so disturbing.

Creepypastas, can be great, pure entertainment created by users of the internet, but some

impressionable teens can naive, looking for the truth to escape their lives.

1 The Hook This one is a classic, and I think we can

all safely say it turned us off making out for a little while...just kidding, it never

stopped me.

The legend goes that two teens drove out to lover' lane for a make-out session.

The boy turned on the radio, and leaned in, kissing the girl.

However, this didn't last long when the music suddenly stopped, and after a brief

moment a voice came on, warning listeners that a convicted murderer had just escaped

from an asylum -- which was of course located only half a mile from where the couple were.

The voice went on to urge anyone who spotted a man wearing a steel hook in place of his

missing hand to call the police immediately.

Chills.

The girl was obviously frightened, and wanted to be taken home, but instead the boy just

locked all the doors and assured his date all would be well.

He tried to kiss her again but she pushed him away, asking once again for them to leave.

The boy put the car in park and pulled out of the spot, driving the girl home.

But when they arrived shit went down.

The girl screamed, and the boy got out of the car chasing after her -- dangling from

her front door was a bloody hook.

Dun dun dun.

So there we have it, what did you guys think?

Had you heard of any of these myths, did they spook you?

Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down below and perhaps we can

do a part 2.

Before you go be sure to give this video a big thumbs up, subscribe, and turn on notifications

so you never miss another scary vid!

And until next time, see ya later.

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Top 10 Popular Foods That Might Soon Be Extinct - Duration: 11:13.

Hello and welcome back to The Most Amazing channel on the internet.

I am your host Rebecca Felgate and today we are talking the Top 10 Popular Foods That

Might Soon Be Extinct!

Before we get into this list I want to ask you guys what your favourite food is ? My

favourite food is Indian food, although my favourite ingredient is probably rice, chestnuts

or chocolate.

While you are down there food chatting please do leave a thumbs up on this video and share

it with a friend.

10 - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups I said that to get you attention with a familiar

brand but things are much worse than just Reese's pieces….

All peanut butter could be out by 2030 which would be pretty devastating not only for fans

of the candy, but for all lovers of a bar snack and a peanut in general.

No more PBJ sandwiches!

No more Peanut butter and banana …. While peanut production is okay right now, they

require very specific conditions in order to grow and as climate change continues on

its worrying trajectory, peanuts could be out.

Alabama, Florida, Georgia are all great Peanut Butter spots and they are continually experiencing

hotter summers which are affecting production.

We got a taste for this in 2011 when drought saw the price of peanut butter hike by 40%.

Not a food….but something we consume that is very popular – at number 9 we have Beer.

What is a life without beer.

I love beer.

I live for a cheeky flight of beer on a Sunday.

According to Eco Watch, though, beer is in jeopardy.

Say it isn't so.

This is because of unstable water supplies.

Brewers need access to a lot of water and in the next 20 to 50 years, it is expected

that water will become even more difficult to come across.

While bigger brewers maybe be okay, smaller craft breweries may find it difficult to stay

afloat.

The problem with beer is two pronged – not only is water in dwindling supply – some

hops are also suffering.

8 - Bananas What this means for my enduring love of banoffee

pie, I dread to think.

It seems that in the United States alone, Americans

pound down 28 pounds of banana each year.

A banana is a total lunchbox staple…I love a good banana.

It seems though they are under threat by the killer Panama disease.

What a lot of people don't know is that varietals of banana HAVE already gone extinct.

Back in the 30s at 40s American's were eating Big Mikes, but they were obliterated by an

early ancestor of the Panama Disease.

Now we eat a breed of Banana called the Cavendish, but they are under threat from the modern

version of the disease….which is bad news…especially as by the time Big Mike died, Cavendish bananas

were already reared and ready… but these days we don't have a successor.

Say goodbye to hummus, because chickpeas are dying out at number 7

I love love love chickpeas.

They are very versatile.

Firstly – I have an enduring love for hummus.

It is the most delicious non dairy dip there is in my opinion….okay… maybe tied with

Guacamole… but still…hummus is great.

Hummus is a very popular part of middle eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, as is the humble

chickpea in general.

Chickpea curries are some of my favourite Indian dishes – rustle me up a chana masala

and I am youuuurs.

Chickpeas have also become pretty popular with vegans too because chickpea water can

be used to replicate egg whites.

So….why are these beautiful legumes in danger?

Well the issue is that they take A LOT of water to produce and with world wide droughts,

especially in areas of chickpea growth, it just isn't sustainable to frown them.

When I say a lot of water – chickpeas need 76 gallons of water for every ounce…which

is insane.

As a result, over the past ten years, chickpea production dropped between 40 and 50 percent.

Although you think that is a lot – for one beef burger patty, it takes 660 gallons of

water…which is actually and literally unacceptable.

Sorry Canada, but Maple Syrup is at number 6

Ever noticed how expensive real Maple Syrup is?

I have!

The reason is because it is tricky to farm at the best of times and it is getting even

harder.

In order to get maple syrup, temperatures need to be above freezing during the day and

then below freezing during the night – with the change in weather as a result of climate

change, this requirement is becoming harder and harder to pin down.

Areas currently primed for maple syrup production are struggling…and while we may be able

to find new areas suitable for growth that would be a costly move aaandd how long until

they are affected too.

Suddenly breakfast pancakes just got a little sadder.

Look, this is unlikely but I thought it worthy of a discussion at number 5 Beef

Beef and dairy farming is one of the biggest contributors to global warming as well as

deforestation.

As we discussed earlier, one burger takes over 6 thousand gallons of water to produce.

One pound of beef takes 1 thousand 799 gallons of water – which is roughly 10 years of

drinking water for humans.

In an age of drought and dwindling clean water it just isn't sustainable – with amount

of food it takes to feed a cow – we may as well not bother and save that food to feed….ourselves.

A lot of the world is wisening up to these facts and statistics and a lot of people are

now going vegetarian, or cutting out meat including beef several days a week, which

is a better option for planet earth.

It is possible that if the world took responsibility and understood the grave reality of the beef

situation, we would take it off the menu.

Although with huge co-operations like McDonalds running a lot of the worlds wealth, perhaps

they would have a financial vested interest in stopping that from happening.

Perhaps a happier medium would be lab grown meat – but would that be the same as beef

as we knew it?

Winnie the Pooh is about to get a little hungrier as his staple is on its way out -

4 - Honey It is a bad time for honey bees out there.

Honey bees have been rapidly dying – something beekeepers have been noticing for nearly 15

years.

It seems bees are suffering from Honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder – which is basically

when worker bees in a colony abandon the Queen which in turns causes the collapse of the

colony.

Since 2006, bees have been dying at an alarming rate with millions of hives lost each year.

Honey might well be the least of our problems, too - Honey bees used to do a stellar job

at pollinating other crops but now they are dying out which means that crop production

has been significantly harmed.

3 - Tuna I say Tuna, but actually this applies to a

lot of fish.

Marine life has been dwindling since the late 1800s – in the past 40 years marine life

has declined by 52 percent and large fish like tuna have seen a 90 percent decline.

The issue is unsustainable overfishing.

In order to make maximum catch and profit, fisherman are using ocean trawlers that trap

everything in their path.

Some of these fish aren't useful or edible, so they are dropped back in the water, dead.

Other fish that are edible are caught before they reach sexual maturity so had no time

to produce offspring before they were caught.

With the rate of marine life decline and the rate of aggressive over fishing, we could

kill off the entire edible marine population by 2050….which is totally devastating.

This is why fish is pricy and why it is important to eat sustainable fish.

2 - Chocolate Say it isn't so!

Fun fact about me…

I have chocolate every working day of the week at around 11am.

I would blame my mum but I enjoy it so much that actually maybe I should thank her.

Anyway, my 11sies could be gone for good and may just be a happy anecdote I tell my grandkids…..if

they show up.

It seems that the humble coca bean is in some serious danger – danger that could see it

off our shelves and decidedly far from our bellies as soon as 2020 which is only a year

away.

I hope that doesn't happen and that future me is watching this video with a cup of tea

and some delicious chocolate!

The issue is that chocolate demand outweighs supplies and year after year this only gets

worse.

Over 70% of the worlds coca is produced in West Africa, which has been severely effected

by drought.

The other chocolate hub – south America – has experienced outbreaks of fungal diseases

including Frosty Pod which has been killing the coca trees.

The good news is that scientists are working on creating a breed of coca trees resistant

to Frosty Pod but the bad news is, until we solve the issue, chocolate is going to keep

getting more expensive.

1 - Coffee Devastating.

Coffee is one of the most universally consumed drinks and it is especially popular in the

Unites States of America.

Climate change is the number one threat to coffee.

It seems the climate institute has warned that is global warming continues on its current

trajectory then wild coffee could be totally extinct by 2080.

That is wild coffee…so what about coffee we can farm – well that is in danger too

– by 2050 it is expected that farmland is expected to be halved due to the change in

climate which not only effects weather conditions, but also abundance of crop destroying pests

and fungus.

Sure, not having a cup of coffee would totally suck – it is more than a drink – it is

a culture – but it would suck more for the 120 million people worldwide who rely on coffee

production to make their living.

WOAH so that was the Top 10 Popular Foods that might soon be extinct.

This list contains 8 things I absolutely love and 1 I love but I am trying not to….so

…. I for one hope it doesn't come true….the issue is climate change and overfarming…so

hopefully the next generation are a little more conscious than the one that came before

me.

Don't forget to let me know your favourite food.

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WHY is Alice Knight EVIL? Kirito Stay Cool | Sword Art Online Alicization Episode 11 - Duration: 11:22.

hey Eugeo and Kirito found Alice! Adventure over! oh wait turns out Alice

is a witch! So what's up guys Foxen here.

Time for SAO Alicization episode 11. Really no surprise to see this much

slower episode this week and by the way make sure you do subscribe so you don't

miss out on videos from a hardcore SAO fan. Anyway let's go ahead and get

started so yes after training for two long years what a surprise

Alice just comes Amazon shipped straight to them. Poor Eugeo and Kirito were even

having doubts about Alice even being alive but of course unless you've been

living under a rock like Patrick and on top of that skip the SAO Alicization

opening you were already aware of that Alice has been turned into some kind of

Knight figure. Yes Alice is an integrity Knight one of the strongest which is why

I don't know what you're doing Eugeo! Hands off. Trying to touch a lady Knight

Alice is about to do to you what Kirito just did to Raios. Better back off

Although now like it matters too much integrity knight Alice is planning to

execute their asses after all the taboo index is absolute. Anyway off to the

central Cathedral finally you got to mean Alice's own dragon pet oh my yo Dee

really nice to finally meet her in the enemy although I did expect it to being

more lighter in color you know something similar to the dragon

from the first episode as for Roni and TSS final cameo here oh how nice express

delivery of Kirito and Eugeo's blades. They did look like they were struggling with

the swords wait let me just mention here why got cut and changed from the light

novel originally roan antes de were struggling

with the swords except that their hands got all bloodied up with how much force

I had to use to even bring up the damn things it was so bad that by the time

they got to Alice you could see all this leakage of blood on the ground but back

to Alice I always thought this whole scene was a little weird

hey can we return their weapons Dave behind weapons but of course naturally

Alice wasn't gonna give the taboo breakers or weapons on the flip side

score Alice just got some free loot time to take these babies back and melt them

down Alice could make herself a blue rose

necklace and some night sky you chopsticks

but seriously to notice Alice had no problem at all lifting her divine

weapons up only one freakin hand to keep in mind that she was care

three weapons total this included her far superior sword - seriously you don't

want to mess with this Alice as for their final goodbyes of course Tisa was

feeling bad about the whole situation whether she was at fault or not they

were involved in the process that led to their lives and on the road being ruined

forever but hey don't worry I'm gonna become an integrity night to rescue you

Yugi Oh good luck with that sweetie roni on the

other hand oh this girl is much more useful

she brought Katy throw some lunch Asuna don't look over watch alice is gonna

confiscate that - she may even feed it to the dragon

either way say own that up or Aronian Tisa

good luck living with that regret by the way right here really quickly let me

mention a popular question I've seen you will in fact see Ronan Tisa again later

that'll be in the second half of Willa cessation as for porky teeth on you Joe

being hauled off by the dragon hey not at all what they expected but turns out

they got a one-way ticket right to the axion Church which is similar to Alice

herself years back although you jianchi teeth though are much more fortunate for

starters they're not some little small girl and they got each other

they're also basically right next to the damn pillar anyway I thought their

dragon ride was more than 10 minutes long poor Alice must have suffered like

half a day at least anyway let me go ahead and ask you what do you think

happened to the blonde night Alice why is she a knight just go ahead and pause

the video really quickly and post it below you'll find out in a few weeks

whether you were correct anyway switching gears back to the ocean

turtle with the surprise aasana cameo so hell yes ASSA now returns most super

glad to get her point of view if only briefly and I bet a lot of you are too I

constantly get the question of when asanas gonna be back so right here you

have austenite looking over kiddie pool once again in mirrors back to her

situation back in season one asana would so badly like to log in and

do something and I wish she would although I should mention the difference

here is that asana logging in wouldn't really help could either recover any

quicker otherwise she'd be all over that then as

for mr. robot to here what the hell so you guys are building some terminators

on the ocean turtle - I guess if you're already doing some questionable

government secret crap why not build some killer robot

- but really the real reason for the simple looking robot is first flock like

usage or a prototype anyway it looks like Kiko here is getting way ahead of

himself with the success of this project there's something a little funny here I

do have to bring up he goes lunch here this had a little too close to home

oh you're just gonna work here having a protein cookie and cream bar

take a guess on what I had for breakfast today just editing this video although

I'll just add that I had to anyway moving on to Rinko and asana I really

like how they're becoming a real buddy-buddy here not really like they

have a choice though no internet or other friends so I can't wait for that

beach episode or these girls having this sleepover pillow fight oh wait wrong

series as for Ringo and asana walking down the hall here I feel like just

focusing this is spoiler enough so let me just mention what the novel said

asana here had her Sao senses tingling when passing these two it was almost to

the point that if Asuna was in Sao she'd be ready to draw her weapon any second

so switching back to the under road hey you join Kirito have been given the

best or amended dungeon but hey gotta stick them close together since the

super empty dungeon may get full at any second great job right there right here

for you jus no surprise at all don't see this guy still shot from the events from

like two days ago key teeth on the other hand is completely falling his mode of

staying cool stay could kid either must be like Frank bad guy he killed my

flowers I always want to revenge and this was just a perfect excuse for me to

slice him up in half right here let me go ahead and add Kirito stones that

got cut out. Kirito was certain that Ryan's would have survived that

quote-unquote non fatal wound unfortunately his own mental state led

to his fluctlight collapsing. Kirito then thought if he started feeling

bad for rhymes he'd be dis honoring the goblins that he killed years back after

all that gobbler leader was much tougher than ryos ever was perhaps better

looking too as for their discussion here regarding the integrity night Alex they

brought up Alice potentially having her memories or mine controlled the truth -

this is a huge spoiler for the season so keep wondering Kirito then brings up

some other interesting event that shining girl spirit from two years back

in ice cave which is really another juicy

mystery waiting to be revealed I'll just confirm that it was little blonde Alice

anyway getting into the duels Great Escape

nice to see cute Oh actively trying to abuse the system it was pretty much all

he ever did back in Sao not that you saw almost any of that mention or displayed

in the enemy unfortunately so these changes and this

whole dungeon do got his life board technically you could kool-aid man out

of this hellhole if he wanted to if only we're strong enough something

like an integrity night the one thing I will mention is that it seemed that

Quito made their grand escape seemed way too easy I guess a church didn't ever

have to worry about this tableau breaker like he did on the past but before them

leaving easier how to be ready to go against the church from here on

forget about only going against the taboo index you got about 30 or so

integrity nicer you're about to piss off one of them being a certain powerful

blah night fortunately you jurors 100 percent ready

if only they had actual weapons better take one of those pills with you next up

easy on Canada on the run those horrible criminals keep in mind that these guys

are officially villains or bad guys in the eyes of everyone in the underworld

as for the little flower science scene YouTube was surprised about the flowers

here but I don't know if the enemy gave you the full impact let me expand on

this besides the roses there were about four

or five other flowers here these flowers had some of the highest purity for

sacred art usage even rich nobles were forbidden to grow them you but actually

you rarely find them growing in a wild but if you did find them you could go

ahead and sell them for a huge chunk of gold now look back at this church garden

these flowers are fully grown for the church's own usage next up the other

chat before them venturing deeper into the church they did bring up the Knights

here I had a good discussion about them I'll go ahead and hold back my comments

regarding that stuff one of the things I did love with Kirito teasing you

chew still great buddies as always I'm predicting that you'll definitely see

some people shipping these to if they haven't already

although Asuna would have Eugeo for lunch before that happened then you

gotta talk about their journey sinned sorry

way too early to talk about that you're roughly 1/4 of the way in into this

elucidation story what was that saying about now counting your ice dragons

before they hatched or something like that anyway getting into the new night

sentro say hello to integrity night eldery synthesis 31 and my god to that

cliffhanger give me fuckin chills whether you got excited from that goblin

fight from earlier or you got disappointed from some of the academy

finds forget about that stuff that's all boring compared to the night stuff

coming up I'm super excited that this rollercoaster ride has finally started

super hyped for next week and by the way I do got a love elder here drinking wine

on the job so he found out that heroes only became a knight but don't let that

fool you he's far from the bottom of the list when it comes to integrity Knights

anyway now let me get into some of the highlights of stuff cut from the novel

there's really only two things I want to mention the first is regarding asana

back on the ocean turtle during the scene of her overlooking Quito she was

thinking back to the older days of Sao and Kirito. Asuna thought back to the

moments after a floor boss battle she'd be extremely exhausted still Kirito

would be there to make some bad jokes and pull her hand forward then for the

second highlight Kirito in the cell. Kirito thought back to the days

he was in prison on that floating castle and cried in the sky here kid hit the

dog back to his pack schedule that he had to endure just to actually love whap

and gain maximum potential compared to everyone else. In Sao he thought that he

wasted no time at all he would completely minimize sleeping in order to

level off compared to Sao he felt like these two years were much more carefree

in the underworld as for something else I do want to point out this episode is

his little detail I loved notice of painting at the beginning it went by so

fast you might have not even noticed so here you have something related to the

underworld it's a familiar tale the three goddesses battling the goddess of

Darkness vechta this should be a familiar story known to everyone living

in the underworld it's nice that they have this here in the sparring ground in

fact this will come up again because one of these things should be inside the

axiom Church right now I do have an upcoming video plan for the underworld

I'll try to get that out this week but anyway more important let me hear from

you question of the day what do you think happened to the blonde night Alice

why is she a knight and why she's so cold to Kirito and Eugeo was anyone

else super happy to see Austin of this episode and who is hype for the upcoming

integrity night bad news anyway go ahead and smash that thumbs up and subscribe

if you're new to the channel you could enjoy weekly SAO videos from a hardcore

SEO fan unfortunately YouTube did end up

censoring my last video from last week go ahead and check out my video on that

controversial Isao episode and I'll see you guys later

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The Evolution of The Predator (Animated) - Duration: 3:53.

The Predator is the perfect hunter, but not every Predator is born equal.

From the Central American jungle to the LA cityscape and beyond, lets go through their evolution.

The Predator first appears in 1987's 'Predator',

featuring his trademark dreadlocks, silver armor,

thermal vision and cloaking abilities.

He hunts down a series of army personnel in the jungle before going head to head with their Major.

After revealing his large, nose-less face with distinct mandibles,

he gets hit by a stump and chooses to self-destruct.

'Predator 2' introduces a new more colorful Predator,

with bronzed armor and his face —when shown—

is steeper and heavily fanged.

After getting mixed up in an L.A. drug-war, a Lieutenant tracks him down and takes him out.

This prompts his fellow Predator clan members to uncloak and pick up their defeated friend,

with the eldest-member honouring the Lieutenant with an antique pistol for a fair fight.

The cross-over film, 'Alien Vs Predator',

features 3 heavily armed Predators with unique masks

who set out to hunt a pack of Xenomorphs in an ancient rite of passage.

While two of the Predators are taken out pretty quickly, the third one manages to defeat a Xenomorph

and marks his face in victory,

leaving him exposed to a leaping facehugger.

Apparently unharmed, the Predator teams up with a young woman to take down a Queen Xenomorph,

only to be mortally wounded in battle.

A caped elder uncloaks himself and rewards the human friend with an alien weapon.

The Predator's body is then put on a ship, where it gives birth to the Predalien chestburster.

Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem picks up with the Predalien,

now fully grown, as he causes the ship to crash back on earth.

When he and a posse of facehuggers escape,

a grizzled and scarred Predator sets out to confront the abominable combo.

But whoever wins doesn't really matter,

because the government nukes the city, putting an end to this cross-over series.

But the Predator franchise carries on with 'Predators',

in which a group of criminals are dropped on to an alien planet to be hunted.

Their opponents include:

A pair of tracking hounds—whoops! I mean Predator Hounds

A tusked tracking Predator—that gets taken out by an exploding opponent.

A bronzed armoured Predator with mechanical spying Falcon-drone,

who gets sliced by a sword wielding Yakuza member.

And finally, a large leader Predator, with a jawed bio-mask covering his bulbous head.

He obliterates a weakened classic looking Predator

and eventually succumbs to wounds inflicted by a pair of hardened criminals.

In the latest sequel,

a shiny armoured Predator is knocked out and examined by a lab.

Which determines that he contains pieces of human DNA.

He wakes up from the examination and sets out on a kill-spree,

only to be assassinated by a giant heavily DNA-spliced Predator

armed with his own pack of hounds.

He snatches an autistic boy for DNA harvesting,

but after losing his arm gets taken down by an explosion and a round of bullets.

Confirming that there's no need to add extra DNA

to an already perfect hunting creature.

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The ENTIRE Story of Red Dead Redemption 2 in 3 Minutes | ArcadeCloud - Duration: 3:21.

(western music)

- [Narrator] Saddle up. This is the story

of Red Dead Redemption Two, in three minutes. Let's begin.

Arthur Morgan, Dutch van der Linde, and Dutch's gang,

on the run from the law, seek shelter from a snowstorm

in an abandoned mining camp. While the gang sets up camp,

Arthur and Dutch go looking for Micah and John,

two family members that went ahead to scout.

They find Micah and confront a rival gang

before returning to camp. The next morning,

Arthur finds John safe too. Reunited, Dutch plots

a train robbery. Dutch leads the gang in robbing a train

owned by Leviticus Cornwall. Their unlawful mission

accomplished, the gang heads to the small town of Valentine

to lay low, find work and make some cash. Three weeks later,

Leviticus shows up demanding Dutch answer for

his stolen property. Arthur and Dutch barely survive

the ensuing battle. No longer safe, the gang flees south.

They camp out near a town called Rhodes where two families,

the Grays and the Braithwaites, have feuded for generations.

Dutch decides to play both sides

in order to get their money. The families figure him out

so the Grays ambush Arthur, Micah, and a couple others,

killing one of the gang. The survivors barely escape

back to camp only to discover the Braithwaites kidnapped

John's son. Dutch leads an assault on the

Braithwaites manor, but they find out the boy was given

to Angelo Bronte. Before they can seek Bronte,

Agent Milton, a Pinkerton detective, offers a deal.

If Dutch turns himself in, the rest of the gang goes free.

The gang refuses Milton's deal. Milton leaves,

but vows to come back for them. The gang seeks safety

in an abandoned house outside Saint Denis.

Arthur locates Bronte and pays him a visit.

After completing a small favor for Bronte,

the kid is returned. Dutch plans a big score with the hopes

that the haul will allow the gang to retire

from the outlaw life. After a few unprofitable jobs,

a desperate Dutch aims to rob the city bank.

Just after the robbery begins, authorities arrive.

The gang runs, and John is arrested. The survivors

flee the city under the cover of night as stowaways

on a Cuba-bound ship, but a fire forces Arthur and company

to abandon ship. They wash up on the island of Guarma,

which is controlled by a wealthy, slave-driving

plantation owner. The castaways work with the island rebels

to kill the plantation owner and secure a ship to sail home.

Back on American soil, the group splits up to search

for the people they left behind.

A note in the abandoned house leads Arthur to the town of

Lakay, where the gang is reunited. The reunion is cut short

when Agent Milton arrives with intent to kill them.

The gang barely survives and seeks a safe haven

north in Annesburg. Arthur breaks John out of jail.

Dutch plans bigger, more dangerous jobs. Arthur and John

question his ambitious new schemes. Dutch questions

their loyalty, causing a rift in the gang. Their old enemy

Leviticus comes to town. Dutch uses the opportunity

to negotiate and get Leviticus off the gang's back.

Their meeting ends with Dutch killing Leviticus

in cold blood, forcing Arthur to reconsider his loyalty

to his best friend and mentor. Dutch comes up with

one final plan. One he swears will allow the gang

to escape to safety once and for all. They blow up a bridge,

instigating a war between a local Native American tribe

and the U.S. Army. The government sends relief funds

to Annesburg to repair the damage caused by the gang.

They rob the relief train, but John is lost

during the robbery, believed to be arrested or dead.

After the robbery, the gang returns to camp only to find

that Milton arrested John's girlfriend, Abigail.

Micah and Dutch bail while Arthur attempts

to rescue Abigail. During the rescue, Arthur learns

Micah has been working for the Pinkertons.

Abigail kills Milton, saves Arthur, and escapes to safety.

Back at camp, Arthur accuses Micah of being treasonous.

Before Dutch can decide who to believe, John,

having survived the robbery, stumbles into camp and accuses

Dutch of abandoning him. The confrontation is interrupted

by a small army of Pinkertons gunning for them all.

Dutch, Micah, and the remaining gang members run off,

leaving Arthur and John to fight by themselves.

Arthur sacrifices himself to give John a chance

to get his family to safety. Years later, John, Abigail,

and their son live an honest life. John buys some land

to turn into a ranch and works hard to pay off his debts.

John receives information leading to the whereabouts

of Micah, and decides to get revenge for Arthur.

John finds Micah and is surprised to find that

Dutch is with him. In one last act of passion,

Dutch kills Micah and then walks away,

leaving John to live his life.

And that's the story of Red Dead Redemption 2 in 3 minutes.

I hope you guys enjoyed the video. If you do like the video,

like down below.

If you want to kill more innocent cowpokes,

leave a like.

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How to Make Beefaroni! - Duration: 4:03.

Hey cookaholics chef kendra here and today we're making something i bet your

kids are gonna love you're gonna love it too we're making Beefaroni so let's do

we do and make it happen. We have ground beef we have crushed tomatoes we have

macaroni onion olive oil chili powder sugar salt and pepper i'm adding water

over medium-high heat

we're gonna bring this water to a boil

okay we'll get this olive oil in this pan and get this bowl of ground beef in

the pan

the onions go in

salt and pepper

and guys I'm just gonna stir this around and brown the beef and saute the

onion now we're gonna cook our macaroni in boiling water for about 10 to 12

minutes while waiting for that to happen we're cooking our ground beef I'm also

going add the sugar that is can of crushed tomatoes

this won't make it sweet but it will cut the acidity of the tomatoes I'm just

gonna mix that in. Find this and other fine recipes a chefkendra.weebly.com that's

chefkendra.weebly.com You know I got you. All right guys two things

are happening this needs to be great I'm gonna turn off the heat and drain it in

a second few more pink bits hanging about but over here this is almost

boiling and boiling enough that I'm going to put in make sure it's high give

it a little stir up let that come to a boil and just cook this according to

package directions cut the heat and I'm gonna drain the meat. That's horrible!

All right we have the macaroni it's great and I have this pot over medium

heat next thing we're gonna do it's add our crushed Tomatoes

and remember we put a little sugar in this

I really like this brand it's one or two brands are really liked now we're gonna

add two chili powder

and the ground beef onion mixture goes down on the drop the heat to medium low get

this stuff I'm gonna serve this little Texas toast and a nice salad

yo share my videos and recipes and if you haven't already subscribed also hit

the notification bell so you would be alerted when I drop a

new video that's all for this time I'll see you next time chef Kendra is out

peace

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How Much Would You Pay To Touch Pauly D's Hair? | Jersey Shore: Family Vacation | MTV - Duration: 1:47.

We're doing an auction here to raise money

for blood cancer, okay? We're gonna do a live auction,

and it's gonna involve something with us.

All right? This first auction that we're doing is insanity.

'Cause this has never been done before.

This auction is to touch Pauly D's blowout.

The highest bidder gets to touch Pauly Dy's blowout.

Pauly ...

Never been done before, I got $100 right here.

Can anybody beat $100? Anybody beat $120?

We got $120.

Gotta beat $120, raise your hand,

raise your hand, give me $120. $130 right there.

We got $150. $150 right there, we got $150.

Holy fuck.

Hold up, hold up, hold up.

$400. $400.

Hold up we got $400 up here, we got $325 up there.

Pauly D positivity

[inaudible 00:00:53] touch my hair tonight.

Bring up $150, we gotta do three tonight.

This is all because of you, Deena,

I'm letting them touch my hair.

Yes.

You already know.

This never happens.

I'm ready, bring it on. [inaudible 00:01:05].

Damn, you're not even gonna look me in the eye

and touch it, damn.

Can I touch your hair, Pauly?

You can. All right.

Thank you.

On the count of three, 1, 2, 3.

1,2,3.

Touch it. Oh.

It doesn't move.

This is the best day of my life.

Back in the day when I created this hairstyle, this blowout,

I never in a million years would ever think

they would actually pay money to touch it.

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Medical Drug Trial That Turned Into A Living Nightmare - Duration: 10:31.

Before a medical drug makes its way into the market it has to go through various stages

of testing.

This starts with a laboratory investigation which might begin with lab-grown human cells

and computer models.

If the drug passes that test, then scientists move on to animal testing.

If the drug gets the green light again we bring in the humans.

The drugs are tested on people in what we call clinical trials, or drug studies.

These trials might include healthy people or sick people.

They can test a drug's effectiveness, side-effects, or how the body absorbs it (bioavailability).

The drugs should already be safe, but there have been times that things went horribly

wrong.

That's what we'll talk about today, in this episode of the Infographics Show, Medical

drug trials that turned in living nightmares.

Before we get to the horror, let's first paint a picture of what a medical trial might

look like.

They don't always create "Elephant Men", our last and most disturbing tale on this

list.

Let's say you're testing for bioavailability.

Generally, you will apply to do the test and then be asked to come in for an interview

and some checks.

If you pass you're given a date and location where the study will take place.

You will likely be asked to fast just before you come in, not take drugs (including alcohol)

and possibly even grapefruit juice.

All trials are different, but one man told us when he did trials in Montreal, Canada

that he would turn-up to a center and then was told he would be a number as well as a

name.

He fondly remembers being number 17 during one trial.

He said the center had a pool table, rooms with bunk beds, TVs, and games consoles.

There were also books and magazines to read.

Everyone had to eat the same food and finish the meal; all participants ate according to

their number and that's why everyone wanted to be number one.

After awhile he said everyone is peeing and pooing almost in line with their numbers.

You can leave the study, but you won't usually get paid.

He said being confined with other snoring, not always nice men, can be challenging and

on his trials at least one day involved having 20+ blood draws.

If you don't have a catheter this can turn your arms black and blue.

"Many of the people were jobless and desperate, some were musicians or writers and others

were actually medical students from Montreal's universities," he said.

He got about $200 a day and the longest trial he did was two separate runs of 5 days, so

it's not a bad paycheck for doing nothing but playing games and reading.

No one in his trial had a bad reaction to the drugs, although he said there were heated

arguments at times over the TV channel or someone's loud snoring, and some people

fainted during blood draws.

Ok, you get the picture.

We'll start with some lighter stories and finish with 2006's horror trial that shook

the world.

All these are fairly recent cases, but going back into the past we could certainly dig-up

some shocking tales such as the testing of the drug Thalidomide.

If it kills monkeys…

This recent trial that went wrong took place in France in 2016.

It was so bad that the European Union decided it was time to create new laws that protected

volunteers.

The trial was said to have been bungled, and it led to the death of one man and brain damage

of four more.

A company called Biotrial was testing a compound called BIA 10-2474 that was being tested to

cure a number of diseases.

The volunteers at the trial at first did not suffer any serious side-effects.

But when their dose was increased "volunteer 2508" said his vision went blurry and he

had headaches.

"We expected to see him come back," said one of the staff, so the trial continued.

The man, a 49-year old artist, was declared brain dead the next day.

As for three of the four others that were sick, a doctor later said, "that even in

the best situation there will be an irreversible handicap."

The payment was around $2200 for two weeks.

An investigation later revealed that several monkeys had died during pre-human testing,

but this information was not in the study protocol report.

Drug Blindness This story involves women taking part in a

drug trial to improve eyesight.

What happened was exactly the opposite, they lost their sight.

The Independent in the UK called the 2017 drug trial "botched."

It certainly was.

The U.S. patients even had to pay $5,000 to take part.

They were testing stem cell treatments to improve their eyesight as the aged women suffered

from something called "macular degeneration" that can make some objects look blurry.

"They are now totally blind and unlikely to recover," an associate professor of clinical

ophthalmology at the University of Miami told The Independent.

Reports suggest the study was a kind of wild west trial, with some experts saying it wasn't

even founded on scientific evidence.

The Independent writes, "The treatment involved combining fat tissue removed from the patients'

abdomens with enzymes to obtain 'adipose-derived' stem cells."

That was mixed with blood and injected into the women's eyes.

But the drug was injected into both eyes at once, which is a very fundamental mistake.

They might have only lost one eye's sight had the test been done right.

In all, the study was a kind of Dr. Frankenstein experiment according to experts, and the women

now see nothing at all.

Enlarged Brains This terrible tale happened in 2016 when five

people died after testing a medicine called chimeric antigen receptor (CAR-T) in the USA.

The treatment was seen as possibly a miracle cure, which consisted of adding an extra disease-fighting

protein to a person's immune cells.

All the people in the trial had leukemia and were hoping to be cured.

The treatment was seen as a great breakthrough in medicine and even won prizes.

But things went wrong during one trial.

The company doing the trial admitted that an internal investigation revealed the patients

had died due to severe cerebral edema.

The worst thing is, the trial continued as they thought they knew what had caused this

brain swelling.

And then in a subsequent trial more people died.

CAR-T therapy is still seen as a possible cure for cancer, although in 2017 during a

French trial we were told, "One patient died from multiple organ failure probably

triggered by neutropenic sepsis at day 15."

We should add here that hundreds of people die each year in drug trials in the U.S. and

UK (thousands in India), but many of those people are already on death's door.

That's certainly not always the case, though, as you will see.

Pocket Money 19-year old student Nicole Wan was a healthy

young girl who took part in a medical trial in 1996 to earn a bit of extra cash to pay

the bills and have some fun.

She would have got $150 for taking part in a trial at the University of Rochester Medical

Center in New York state.

The New York Times wrote that the researchers had violated their own guidelines by giving

the girl an increased amount of the anesthetic, Lidocaine.

The test was to see what effect pollution had on her respiratory system, and that involved

having a tube inserted into her lungs.

For that you must have a local anesthetic as without one it would be mightily uncomfortable.

The Times wrote at the time, "She never told her parents, a restaurant worker and

a seamstress who are immigrants from Hong Kong and live in Queens."

Because she was given so much anesthetic, after the study the young woman started to

feel weak and had a lot of pain.

Two days later her heart stopped, and she died.

"She was coughing and having difficulty," a doctor told the Times.

"So, they kept spritzing more Lidocaine down her throat," he said.

Reports also state the girl had not known exactly the kind of test she would be going

through.

The Elephant Man Trial Finally, we come to perhaps scariest story

in drug study history, what we know about anyway.

It happened in the UK in 2006 at London's Northwick Park Hospital.

Eight very healthy young men would be given an experimental immune system drug called

TGN1412, for the treatment of leukemia.

After taking the drug things turned very dark for six of them (two lucky others took the

placeboes).

The story sounds like something from a horror movie.

"It was all manic, everything was happening all at once, they were vomiting, they were

screaming in pain, people fainting," said one BBC documentary on the disaster.

As the men's organs failed and their temperatures rocketed, their bodies also swelled in the

extreme.

Some reports say their heads almost doubled in size – hence Elephant Man trial.

No one knew what had happened.

"This was a mystery, we had no way of predicting how severe it was going to get.

There was no rule book for how to deal with this," one doctor later said.

One man told The Guardian, "I started shouting, 'Doctor, this pain is killing me, do something.'"

He recalled the placebo takers were happily reading books, although some reports say they

were later horrified by what they saw.

The Guardian writes that one man, "suffered heart, liver and kidney failure, pneumonia,

septicemia and frostbite-like symptoms that resulted in his toes and sections of his feet

being amputated and several fingertips falling off."

They were all rushed to intensive care and the trial was declared by police a crime scene.

Amazingly, they all survived, but what happened to them may mean they don't live long lives.

They are still alive today, though.

We imagine they got their $2,500 for the trial, and at least one of them claimed millions

in compensation.

Although, one medical website writes, "The long-term effects on their immune systems

remain unknown, though on discharge some were warned they may suffer an increased risk of

cancers and autoimmune diseases."

A bit of advice, if you're going to do a drug trial, be sure to do your research.

Is the drug new?

Are you the first to test it?

That's a matter of importance.

After hearing this, would you take part in a medical drug trial?

Have you already done one?

What was it like?

Tell us in the comments.

Also, be sure to check out our other video A Day in the Life of North Korean Dictator

Kim Jong Un.

Thanks for watching, and as always, please don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

See you next time.

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What If Everyone Lived On ONE Continent? | Dolan Life Mysteries - Duration: 12:24.

From History's first recorded name to how many animals are on the planet, we answer

several of your most curious questions about life.

- My name is Melissa and I'll be reading out the questions and -

- * - Melissa.

I heard you were thinking about building a website.

- Oh, god- - The only problem is, which incredible service

to choose?

We couldn't possibly tell our audience to use the same platform that built superplanetdolan.com

– with its smooth mobile-friendly design and animated carousel functionality, right?

- Why does your shirt have your own face on it?

- Because I'm the best role model.

For everyone.

- Can I have a shirt?

- * - …No.

10 - MarkoRRM - What would happen if everyone lived on one continent?

- I'd hate it!

That means more annoying neighbours to put up with.

"Oh Mister Hellbent, do you have a spare light bulb?"

"Oh Mister Hellbent can you please stop shooting cans in the middle of the night?"

"Oh waaah Mister Hellbent can you please not park your truck on my husband?"

- It sounds like you're the annoying neighbour.

- Shut up, bird.

You probably live in a tree somewhere, WITHOUT a subscription to Wix, and the only neighbor

you have to worry about is a cat trying to eat you.

- That's not true!

My neighbors are crows… they can be pretty loud.

- *

Things would certainly seem more crowded.

Technically it is possible to fit roughly 7 billion people into the state of Texas but

it would be completely unsustainable.

There are other problems that come with overpopulation in an area, such as cultural clashes, farming

and resource struggles.

9 - grutraz - What was the first recorded name?

- Archaeologists have delved deep into the ancient tombs of Egypt.

There, in those dark claustrophobic tunnels of antiquity they found: carved into the dusty

stone tablets, the first name that ever was.

- * - It was me.

It was Hellbent.

Currently the oldest known name can be found on a tablet dating back to the second half

of the fourth millennium BC in southern Mesopotamia.

The inscription on the tablet is believed to be of a trade transaction, which reads

as "29,086 measures barley 37 months" and is signed by a man named "Kushim",

believed to be an ancient accountant.

8 - kittencrazy167 - Can a disease become "extinct"?

- They can and that's a big problem.

- * - Hello there, I'm Hellbent.

Did you know that the disease, Smallpox, has been almost entirely wiped out?

It's unfortunately true.

Only a small handful of samples remain, caged up in laboratories worldwide.

But with your help (and generous donations) we can help Smallpox return to the world,

where it belongs.

- There is no way anybody is going to fund you releasing Smallpox into the world, you

maniac!

- Don't be so sure.

- * - Thanks, Grim.

Although technically not extinct, as small quantities still exist for research, the disease

known as Smallpox has been eradicated due to immunization by vaccines.

So far smallpox has been the only disease to be eradicated worldwide while great efforts

are being made to also eradicate Diphtheria and Measles, among other dangerous diseases.

7 - Kordell Cunningham - Who is in charge of designing a country's currency?

- Little known fact, I'm working on my own currency.

That way I don't have to use the bank's money, I'll have my own legal tender!

I've got my top guy working on the designs right now.

- * - I hate everything about this, but with Hellbent's

charisma I can't help but do everything he says.

- …and?

- Also he's… manly… or something?

- I'll let you go home soon, it won't be much longer.

- Yeah.

Thanks.

Most countries have a central bank that prints its national currency.

For the United States in particular, it is the Bureau of Engraving and Printing that

designs the Federal Reserve Notes for the Federal Reserve, the nation's central bank.

Other countries may have a similar system, for example the central bank of the UK is

the Bank of England and can issue banknotes in England and Wales.

6 - LovetoShuck - Why do potatoes sprout roots when they go bad?

- Because they obviously didn't subscribe to WIX, clearly their moldy website didn't

go as planned.

You don't need JavaScript or C++ skills for this, GET OUTTA HERE!

They've got templates, drag-and-drop tools and 24/7 phone & email help-

- Hey!

We're talking about potatoes- - Too true – STOP BEING A POTATO AND USE

WIX.

- That's all.

Potatoes sprouting is a natural part of their life cycle.

During the colder months of winter, potatoes remain in the ground and only begin to sprout

in the warmer spring season.

It's important when storing Potatoes to keep them in a dry cool area, which prevents

them from sprouting.

I should also mention that shrunken potatoes that have sprouted are considered toxic and

you probably shouldn't eat them.

5 - Xkishuu_Draws - If we lined up everyone one by one on the Earth, could we circle around

the World?

- Why not launch everyone into space?

Then they can circle the Earth in orbit.

Like the rings of Saturn, only instead of rocks and dust, it's people.

- We would need a lot of spacesuits to make that happen.

- …Who said anything about spacesuits?

- *

It's impossible to get an accurate number due to the many variables but if we took the

circumference of the planet Earth, which is about 40,075,000 metres and the population

which is roughly 7.6 billion.

Then the average height of a human male, which is about equal to arm span at 1.7 metres.

Now multiply the population of Earth by the average height and divide your answer by the

circumference of Earth, you get 322.4.

Which, under these parameters, means if everyone were to line up with their arms extended we

would circle the world 322 times.

- What about fat people?

- Listen, don't take the answer too literally, it's just a thought experiment.

There are too many variables to get an accurate answer.

- No fatties in the line up, gotcha.

4 - Keren Fuentes - How many animals are there in the world?

- Too many and most of them are useless.

I've put together this helpful chart to show you what I mean.

- * - As you can see, we have Pigs, Cows and Chickens

or "food" as they are otherwise known.

Dogs also get a pass, they're loyal and they'll bite people that annoy you.

The rest of these though - not necessary.

- * - Hmm - Hey Melissa!

Would you say you are chicken-like?

- What!?

No!

- Uh huh - That's another for the useless side then.

- *

Although we do not know the exact amount of individual animals on the planet we do know

that to date, there are around 1.2 million documented animal species on Earth.

However, it is estimated that the total number of animal species on the planet number around

8.7 million.

Although it is hard to get an accurate estimate due to the rate that species go extinct.

3 - Buchi2005 - Why do different countries have different cultures?

- Don't know but a lot of them talk funny, that's for sure.

Take Dolan for example, he's from that island where they all sound like "Allo govnah,

ya fancy a cup of tea or what mate?"

- You're thinking of the wrong island.

- Don't give me lip, I don't even know what weird country you're from.

- Canada.

- Ha-ha!

Come on now, don't make things up, that's my job.

We all know Canada is just a fairytale.

- *

The people and groups that make up the society of a nation will often share a common culture.

This cultural bond is due to race, ethnicity or shared views and beliefs.

Ethnic groups across the world each have their own culture defined by their ancestry, religion,

sense of history and language.

2 - Rylee Scott - How do we know if planets are 'planets'?

- I'm about to tell you all a personal story.

It's about Wix.

- Noooooooooooooooo- - I was lost.

People on the internet knew my face, but didn't know my name (it's Hellbent, by the way)

But that all changed when father Wix reached down with a hand of mercy and offered me total

creative freedom- - You're mixing up a website-building service

with GOD- - -and lo, fully-automatic video integration

& a public community forum built (*snaps fingers*) like that.

Every day, I'm blessed – by Wix.

You could say I live on…

PLANET Wix.

- …Are you done?

- Subscribe.

That's all.

- You're going to break that mic.

- Worth it.

Planets are defined as an object that first, orbits the Sun.

Secondly, it has enough mass to be sufficiently round.

Thirdly, that it's not a satellite of another object.

And finally, it has removed or has very little debris around its orbit.

It was this final definition that caused Pluto to be reclassified as a Dwarf Planet in 2006.

1 - Gavin Jones - What allows starfish limbs to grow new parts?

- Although Starfish are on my list of useless animals they do have one redeeming feature.

It's that they are not pushovers.

If you pick a fight with a Starfish they are not going to go down easy, you can pummel

them all you want, even chop parts off and they'll keep coming at you.

- * - Yeah!

Go on Starfish!

Kick his butt!

- WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON, WOMAN?!

Starfish have cells similar to humans during early development called Stem cells.

However unlike humans who cells mature and lose the ability to develop new body parts,

Starfish do not.

Under the right signals their cells can keep growing and retain the ability to grow into

whatever proportion is needed.

- Phew!

End of the video – I'm shocked you haven't mentioned Wix in a while, Hellbent.

- Come now, bird.

There's more to life than a website-building service.

- … why is your head a promo code!?

- Oh.

Is it?

What a happy coincidence.

Use the promo code TAKE10 for 10% off the Wix yearly premium plan.

- … but… what happened to your real head!?

- * - I know there's an explanation for this…

but

I got nothing.

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Princess Charlotte borrows sweater & Prince George wears trousers for first time in Christmas card - Duration: 10:05.

George finally graduates to long trousers! Kate ditches the Prince's signature shorts for the FIRST time in an official portrait,

He's known for his adorable trademark shorts, but Prince George finally got to wear long trousers today for the first time in an official portrait.

The young royal, five, was pictured perched on a tree trunk in woodland at Anmer Hall,

the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Norfolk home in a gorgeous new family portrait released for Christmas.

The youngster wore a pair of blue-grey chinos tucked into wellies for the snap, as he playfully leaned on one leg,

holding his father Prince William's shoulder's for support.

It was the first time George has worn long trousers for an official portrait, or even been seen in them publicly,

aside from when he acted as a Page Boy for Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie's weddings.

George and his fellow pageboys wore miniature versions of the Blues and Royals frockcoat,

similar to the uniforms worn by Harry and William on the big day, complete with long trousers.

Since he's been old enough to walk, George has worn shorts in all the official portraits taken to mark milestones such as his birthday or the Queen's 90th birthday.

He's also been wearing shorts in pictures taken in his school uniform,

and when he's accompanied his parents on overseas tours to Poland, Germany and Canada.

Previously, MailOnline's etiquette William Hanson told Femail that Kate put her son exclusively in shorts as it's an aristocratic way to dress.

He claimed that shorts on young boys are, in fact, a silent British class marker and trousers are deemed 'suburban',

which no self-respecting royal would want to be considered.

'The Duchess of Cambridge has to dress her own children and find a balance between royal tradition and heritage and more proletariat customs,

such as the "suburban" habit of making young boys wear trousers,' he explained.

'Although I don't really think that the sartorial rule of shorts for young boys would be a new one for Catherine.

'I would suspect that her own mother and mother's friends knew this,

as more well-heeled middle class mothers do - and dressed their own boys accordingly'.

Princess Charlotte, three, also made a fashion statement in the newly released image,

wearing a navy blue cardigan that belonged to her five-year-old brother Prince George.

The £48 knitted number by royal favourite Fina Ejerique was seen on George in the family portrait released to celebrate his grandmother the Queen's 90th birthday in 2016.

Tomboy Charlotte also wore the cardigan in a sweet photo of her kissing newborn Prince Louis shortly after his birth this year.

The button down top features a white nordic pattern around the neckline.

The Cambridge photo shows the Duchess of Cambridge cradling baby Louis - who is now almost eight months old,

as she rests against a tree trunk in woodland at their Anmer Hall home in Norfolk with the Duke of Cambridge.

Three-year-old Charlotte stands on the trunk with her arms around her parents' shoulders,

while five-year-old George playfully holds on to his father as he stands one-legged in wellies on the trunk.

Mother like daughter! Kate reveals one thing Princess Charlotte loves.

Kate revealed Princess Charlotte has followed in her footsteps in at least one thing – her love of arts and crafts.

The Duchess helped to make bead bracelets, revealing that adorable Charlotte, three, would enjoy the activity.

Kate said: "Charlotte would love making these".

Charlotte clearly takes after her mother with her talent for arts and crafts.

As William was cutting out an E for a Welcome To Xmas Dinner sign, he joked that Kate is the "artsy one".

William said: "My son knows I'm useless at this, Catherine is the artsy one".

Earlier in the day, Kate and William visited Evelina London Children's Hospital following the announcement the Duchess was to become its new patron.

Kate stunned in a green and white polka dot LK Bennett dress for the day of engagements.

It comes as Kate and William released their Christmas card for this year.

The family are posing by a tree trunk in the snap which was taken at their Anmer Hall home in Norfolk.

Charlotte takes centre stage in the picture, with the three-year-old standing between William and Kate.

The Duchess is holding a smiling Prince Louis - who was born in April - as she sits on the tree trunk.

And Prince George looks cheeky as he balances on one leg with his hands on William's shoulders.

Sharing the picture on Twitter, Kensington Palace said:

"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are pleased to share a new photograph of their family.

"The photograph, taken by Matt Porteous, shows The Duke and Duchess with their three children at Anmer Hall,

and features on Their Royal Highnesses' Christmas card this year".

And royal fans reacted with delight to the lovely picture.

One said: "What a natural, beautiful, family photo".

Another added: "They have such beautiful children. Merry Christmas to them all!"

A third wrote: "OMG! Prince Louis is so adorable! Princess Diana would be so proud and would be having so much fun with her grandchildren.

You have a beautiful family William and Kate!"

Her royal hand-me-down!

Tomboy Charlotte borrows big brother George's navy cardigan for sweet portrait on the Cambridge family Christmas card.

The Duchess of Cambridge is known for her thrifty sense of style - and it seems she is passing the lesson onto her children.

Princess Charlotte, three, appears in the Cambridges' new Christmas card wearing a navy blue cardigan that belonged to her five-year-old brother Prince George.

The £48 knitted number by royal favourite Fina Ejerique was seen on George in the family portrait released to celebrate his grandmother the Queen's 90th birthday in 2016.

Tomboy Charlotte also wore the cardigan in a sweet photo of her kissing newborn Prince Louis shortly after his birth this year.

The button down top features a white nordic pattern around the neckline.

The Cambridge photo shows the Duchess of Cambridge cradling baby Louis - who is now almost eight months old,

as she rests against a tree trunk in woodland at their Anmer Hall home in Norfolk with the Duke of Cambridge.

Three-year-old Charlotte stands on the trunk with her arms around her parents' shoulders,

while five-year-old George playfully holds on to his father as he stands one-legged in wellies on the trunk.

It was released on Friday along with a photo of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex taken at Windsor on their wedding night.

The black and white snap shows the newlyweds standing hand-in-hand as fireworks erupt in the grounds of Frogmore House,

a 17th century royal residence in Windsor near Frogmore Cottage, where they will live from early next year.

Harry and Meghan were photographed by Chris Allerton on May 19,

while William and Kate chose an autumn picture taken by Matt Porteous.

A third card shows the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall on a bench in their Clarence House garden gazing at each other.

In Charles and Camilla's card, the duchess is wearing a cream and crape dress by Fiona Clare in the image,

the same outfit she wore for the prince's official 70th birthday pictures which featured the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children,

and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The photograph was taken by Hugo Burnand, who is used to working with members of the Royal Family

as he took the wedding pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's nuptials in 2011

and Charles and Camilla's big day in 2005.

Royal children: Are George, Charlotte and Louis more Windsor or Middleton?

The Cambridge family clan has grown in the last five years, and Kate and William now have three children to look after,

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, but who do the children look like the most, his mum, Kate or dad, William?

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are said to resemble certain members of the royal family,

most notably the Queen and Princess Diana. But out of their parents, who do the siblings look like the most?

Prince George.

The eldest of the couple's children, there has been speculation over who the five-year-old looks like the most.

Many have said he bares a striking resemblance to his dad Prince William at his age, as they share similar features.

But others have commented he looks more like Kate's father, Michael Middleton,

as George has the same eyes, Middleton nose and smile as his grandfather.

While people have noticed he has some similarities to the Queen at his age, such as the blonde hair and fair eyebrows.

And others have drawn connections to Princess Diana, one fan wrote on a photo released to mark his fifth birthday:

"Prince George is adorable. I see Princess Diana in his beaming face!"

"I think it's just the same lips and same smile as Diana," one commentator wrote.

Princess Charlotte.

People have said Charlotte looks similar to her mother, Kate, as well as the Queen when she was a baby.

Charlotte's big blue eyes do resemble the Queen's as do her arches eyebrows and light brow.

Some fans have also noticed a similarity between Princess Charlotte

and Princess Diana when their two photographs are put side by side as they share identical facial features.

Especially in the latest Christmas card issued by the Cambridge family, where her eyes,

lips and button nose shares similarities to a young Diana.

And some have also noted a resemblance to the Queen mother's facial features as well, along with her smile.

Princess Louis.

As Prince Louis is only eight-months-old it is difficult to know who the youngest member of the Cambridge family looks like the most.

The tiny royal does show some resemblance to Prince William, especially in christening pictures taken earlier this year of the tot.

But Louis seems to get his chubby cheeks from the Duchess of Cambridge.

And bares a striking resemblance to his mother at roughly the same age.

Although he also looks rather similar to his older brother, Prince George will his full cheeks and button nose,

so perhaps we will see some Princess Diana resemblance in a few years as well.

Thanks you for watching! Please to Like and Share if you feel the video is useful.

And don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.

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Trump Wasted $210 Million On His Midterm Border Stunt - Duration: 3:35.

Well, according to filings from the Pentagon this week, the numbers are in and Donald Trump's

little military at the border stunt to stop the caravan ahead of the midterms has cost

American taxpayers $210,000,000 in the days following the 2018 midterm election.

Donald Trump did not say a word about the alleged migrant caravan headed towards our

border.

In fact, I think it was close to two weeks after the midterms when he finally started

talking about it again.

It's almost as if he forgot that it was a problem, and before the election, that was

the most pressing problem ever that the United States has faced because according to the

president and his administration, this was a caravan that was filled with criminals,

was killed, filled with MS-13 gang members, possibly even members of Isis.

They suggested we didn't know it was just this caravan of criminals headed towards the

border.

Military had to go there and national guard had to go there.

Everybody had to be ready to stop this caravan and then nothing, no word, no talking about

it.

Everybody realized it was 100 percent a political stunt and it's a political stunt that actually

likely save Ted Cruz his job in the Senate because it did what it was supposed to do.

Donald Trump did energize the Republican base.

There were voters in Minnesota that were interviewed that said they were worried about the caravan

making its way to Minnesota and buying up the lake front property so that minnesotans

couldn't buy it anymore.

That is literally what one woman said, trust me.

There is nobody coming from any part of the planet that says, you know what?

Let's walk a thousand miles and go to Minnesota.

No offense, Minnesota, but there's better places.

If you're going to walk 8,000 miles, 500 miles, you could probably pick a place a little bit

warmer and nicer.

Nonetheless.

We know this was a political stunt by the president.

It's a political stunt that paid off for him with the Senate votes, but it didn't stop

him from losing 40 seats in the House of Representatives, but more importantly, it wasted our money.

It wasted our time.

It wasted our resources.

It wasted our military and our national guard because at the end of the day, few hundred

people showed up at the border, women children and we tear gas them and that's what happened.

That's the end of that story so far.

We are abusing human rights and as I pointed out at the time, which is still true and people

wanted to argue, but look up the Geneva protocols and you'll see firing tear gas at people,

especially from our border into another country is 100 percent a war crime by the way.

That is by definition, that's a war crime tear gas not allowing a warfare yet we used

it to shoot from our border over into another country and that is a war crime.

So $210,000,000, couple of war crimes committed by US soldiers and fearful Republicans taking

back more seats in the US Senate.

Was it worth it?

The average American would say, absolutely hell no, but to Donald Trump, $210,000,000

to energize his base was well, well worth it.

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Why I Chose Johns Hopkins (My Animated Story) - Duration: 3:34.

What's up guys so I know early decision for Hopkins recently came out

so Imma be making a video on why I chose Hopkins and why you should too or

shouldn't I mean if you got into Harvard I'll be honest you should prob go there. Before

I start, Hopkins is not sponsoring me to make this video

this isn't me trying to drop some propaganda on you guys like oh boy

Hopkins this place is NIRVANA you have to go here! No, that's not why I'm

trying to do. I do believe this is a great school and let me tell you why. Now to

start off the first reason that I chose Hopkins was uh low-key cause it was a

top ten school I mean at the time. Now in all seriousness rankings are important I

know everyone gonna be with me like big fish little pond bro, but hear me out

When you're surrounded by great people it's a blessing because you have no

choice but to be an all-around good person yourself. Now of course most top

schools you're gonna find people who are cut throat AF, like I'd be texting

someone for some notes taken in class and they'd be leaving me on read like boy I

saw you read my text my guy, help me out bro. But people work hard, they're not fake

they diverse AF you know, and people gonna be thankful for free time all the

time. Now weirdly enough it has come to a point where people work so hard that

if you see someone looking like a bum the first reaction is oh man they

definitely have three tests this week not oh man this guy don't know how to

dress AF. Now if they look like a bum every day, they probably a BME. Next up,

Baltimore is a great city. Now if you heard rumors about Baltimore being rough out

here in these streets, it kinda is. I'll be honest all you gotta do is not

look at your phone when you're walking on sketchy streets at night, that's all

you got to do. I know that's hard when your homies be tweeting the wildest stuff

recently, but those tweets will be there when you get to your desired destination

so get off your phone, be street smart. And if you got a friend walk with that friend

if you got squad, walk with the squad because many times you hear people get robbed at

a location you're at like ten seconds ago but you gotta be street smart bruh.

You probably had a whole squad with you. If a dude see you hanging by a street

corner, they ain't gonna gang up one v six. That don't work on the streets. I also

want to talk about the Hopkins size. You know it's a small campus five thousand

students and the shortest walk is probably ten minutes to class which is low-key

important AF. I didn't realize this but being able to go to class, then walk back

to my room to take a nap and then go to class again. It's a

blessing that us Hopkins students have. Like my boy at Berkeley, once he leaves

the house, he look like he boutta go on a road trip because he don't come back

till night! Also Hopkins is a closed campus and because it's enclosed, there's a lot

of stuff going on campus, like acapella shows, fundraising events, also got

maybe yo-yo performances. Even when you got Baltimore and DC at our doorsteps, people

are supportive and willing to see what you're doing

Lastly I want to talk about is that this place is a huge research university

and I mean you boutta be taught by some pretty important people. Like deadass

my homie out here who taught me C and C++, he patented his own algorithm. He has this

algorithm in his back pocket like it's no big deal. And you know I wouldn't even know this

if it wasn't for the other professors just hyping him up you know. It's like if

there was a Hollywood of academia, these dudes would be getting Emmys. These

professors have more followers than I'll ever have subscribers on my channel, it's

a crazy world out here. So to conclude Hopkins it's a great overall

school to go to. If you I accepted recently, congratulations for getting in

and if you're still applying to schools you got about 16 days to change your

mind and apply to Hopkins

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Hi Friends Wellcome To C 4 E Wrestling News Seth Rollins' WWE Shoot Promo on Raw Had

No Creative Freedom Seth Rollins came out on RAW this week and railed on the WWE product

in a big way He listed reason after reason why people weren't watching RAW in an attempt

to actually get people to start watching RAW It was an intense promo and gave off the feel

of a shoot in certain ways because you are not really supposed to talk about ratings

and then blame them on anyone during the show their watching Fightful noted that this promo

from Rollins was just as scripted as the rest of the show Therefore you can't blame him

for anything that was said WWE still runs everything through agents and almost nobody

has any creative freedom on the roster or the ring as everything is planned out pretty

much step by step in advance Friends what are your thought about this Have your say

in the comments section below

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Rachel Oates Gives Tips for a Mentally Healthy Christmas - Duration: 13:44.

hey everyone my name is Rachel and before we get started I want to extend a

huge thank you to Chris for letting me have this little feature on his channel

and give me a little shout out like this he's incredible I've loved his channel

for I don't know how long I've been watching now but pretty outfit Lee I'll

tell you that he's also done a really amazing video

that's over on my channel if you wanna go see that my name is Rachel oh it says

probably a link in the description down below as well and if you don't know me I

usually talk about like Science Easter I'm kind of 8 years and you stuff but

also like social stuff lots of like pro-lgbt lots of pro kind of like

talking about mental health stuff and it just is very varied you know I'm just

bit all over the place I am someone who suffered with issues around depression

and anxiety in the past I've been medicated for probably the last six or

so years years and I still am now so talking about my experiences with that

something that I'd quite like to share with you guys and talk about like what's

affected me in the past and how I've worked through it and gotten over things

and how I'm in such a good place now and I want to kind of like share my

experiences to try and help some of you guys out who might be in a similar sort

of position or her friends who are in that kind of position as well and kind

of mostly to let people know that you know there are other people going

through the same stuff and there is a way out and there is a way that things

get better and hopefully try and help a few people like giving them some like

coping mechanisms and little hints and tips along the way and that's why I want

to talk about today because Christmas is such a stressful time anyway and

especially for people with mental health problems like depression or anxiety like

I had or any range of things I know that kind of winter Christmastime always used

to be horrific for me it used to bring me down it was so difficult to get

through and so today I'm gonna try and share a few little tips that helped me

get through the holiday season that hopefully might help some of you as well

obviously not all these tips are going to be perfect for everyone and but if

you guys have any other suggestions I'm not going to talk about today just drop

them in the comments below we can start a really cool conversation about this

share your experience there share your stories share what helped you and that

would be really great my first bit of advice for looking after your month

health during the holiday season is to simply talk to people whoever you're

spending Christmas with whether it's your family or friends talk to them if

you can tell them what you're going through tell them how they can help

support you I never used to do this I used to try and hide it from everyone

and kind of suffer through it on my own and honestly it made everything ten

times worse I remember those as worn Christmas where

I just like I couldn't face anyone and I spent the entirety of Boxing Day like

locked in my old bedroom at my parents house like trying to sleep just kind of

shut everything out and when I did eventually emerge at like 8:00 p.m. at

night my entire family was mad at me for ignoring them all day and it caused a

big argument it just made me worse if I'd actually spoken to them and told

them what was going on with me they wouldn't have been so judgmental or

angry they would have been there to support me and maybe I wouldn't have had

quite so crappy at Christmas I know it's not always easy for people to talk to

their family or their friends and I know it's not always possible but on the

whole I think it's really good to give people a chance most people are way more

understanding and you expect them to be a once they kind of understand what

you're going through or understand how to like notice certain little like maybe

warning signs with you or notice and little things like maybe you're not

quite feeling yourself or you're not feeling your best they can be there to

say okay Jim I'll just go off and have 10-15 minutes by yourself or they can be

there to support you or help you in whatever way I find just been really

open and honest with the people around you always helps my second bit of advice

and this might not be one for everyone and also for some people it might be one

that's really difficult to follow but my second bit of advice is to avoid all

limit how much alcohol you're drinking especially if you're on medication for

me when I first started taking citalopram I couldn't have like a glass

of wine without it really affecting my mood and bring me down and making me

super anxious and it just it messed me up completely I had no idea where my

tolerance for alcohol was going to be I had no idea how it was really going to

affect my mood if it was gonna you know give me this incredible high or bring me

on this like horrific low he just exaggerated everything I was feeling

when I started on the medication now I'm in a better place where I'm on

sertraline and while I still shouldn't be drinking

with it I can have like a glass of wine every now and again or a glass of wine

with a meal or a little cocktail for fun and I know that it's not gonna kind of

affect me because I'm in this better place and I'm pretty stable now and put

up my lowest points I found that not drinking alcohol really really helped to

help me stay in control of my moods and help me understand how I was feeling

better it stopped me having these big highs and lows and spikes I mean even if

you're not medicated or taking any kind of medication alcohol is a depressant

which if we're going to put this really really simply basically means it slows

down everything in your brain it can't seem to be helping at first especially

if you have anxiety because it can seem to be making you feel a little bit more

relaxed and chilled out these kind of like positive effects really don't last

long and then afterwards you get these like Oh horrific heightened feelings of

anxiety or depression it really heightens the lows if that makes sense

and commit you feel so much worse so I find that the best thing to do if

you're worried about your mental health or having one of these like low points

or a pat or if you're worried about panic attacks coming on anything like

that the best thing is to try and stay in control of your body and that means

avoiding alcohol we're also avoiding drugs and things

like that and anything that is like a mood altering substance I know it's

tough when you know you maybe want to have a glass of wine with Christmas

dinner but if that's the case and you still want to enjoy yourself a bit maybe

just pour yourself half a glass instead of a full one something like that and

just be very aware of how it is affecting you while you're drinking it

never feel any pressure to drink anything you don't want to and know

where your limits are if you want to find out a little bit more about the

effects of alcohol on depression anxiety you know the mental health issues and

I'll provide some links which I think Kris is going to pop down in the

description for you guys you can read a little bit more about it you know from

someone who is more knowledgeable than me my third bit of advice might sound

really really simple but this was a life changer for me and let's just simply

plan in advance one of the big things that would always trigger panic attacks

for me and I used to get them really badly I have one of the things that

triggered it for me was feeling out of control so taking control of Christmas

really helped me it's Oh God it's such a crazy time right

cuz honored by anyone else but every Christmas for me I have to take like at

least three trains to go visit my family and there was really long they're always

like really crowded stations it's always so busy I usually end up stood on the

train for like three hours and it's just it's a nightmare and I have to like haul

my presents up there as well really heavy I was always worried about money

so I can't do those can't do this booking trains but uh and now I'd

actually get to Peniston and I would be so stressed about seeing people I went

to school with and I just like I have all this anxiety building up and I can't

tell you the number of train stations around this country that I've cried on

it's an embarrassing number so couple of things that helped me there was to start

planning early in advance that meant booking trains early so I'd actually get

a seat and not be stood up on the trains it meant planning my route really

carefully to have like the minimum number of changes but also giving plenty

of time between train changes to take into account like late trains and I

wouldn't be rushing around the stations and stuff like that another thing I did

was instead of doing my Christmas shopping in person now I do it all

online so I can just get everything sent up to my parents house in South

Yorkshire and it's all waiting for me there when I go up on Christmas Eve and

all I need to do is unpack it and wrap it all up and it's all done ready so

there's no looking big bags across the country it's just I go up with a

rucksack now and Kyra obviously and down and and it's just it's easy for us it's

so much easier and so I don't have to wait around in Sheffield for like an

hour and a half waiting for a train and they get in a long train back to tennis

turns on and I asked my sister for help and now she picks me up at the train

station so I don't have to spend as much time worrying about bumping into people

I don't want to see it's the little things but planning like that in advance

gives me a sense of being more in control it means there's less stuff to

go wrong there's less unexpected stuff and it just makes everything so much

more easier and simpler for me and I'm less prone to panic attacks now which is

very very good of course it is important remember that you can't control

everything chances are some things are going to go

wrong in which case have a contingency plan and have some little techniques in

place if you feel your anxiety rising you know

how to calm yourself down for me it's a series of breathing exercises and

counting exercises that really help kind of I always say it's kind of resets my

brain that's that's what really helped me but there are some great apps out

there like headspace and calm home and stuff like that figure out what works

best for you and have them ready to go if you do feel do you feel your anxiety

rising that means as soon as you feel a panic attack coming on you can stop

dinners tracks you're ready you're prepared

it's all about feeling in control and taking control because you can do that

you have the power and the skill to do that and in a similar vein to this make

sure that if you are taking medication make sure you've got enough to see you

over the Christmas period usually if you are gonna run out while you're away you

can go to a pharmacy or your doctor early and get a little bit extra to kind

of tide you over if you're going to be away but again make sure you're prepared

you're not forgetting your medication you're definitely taking it with you

you've got the correct doses you've got the right amount just double-check

before you leave and finally my last little bit of advice which again might

sound really simple but it's one that I always used to forget so it's something

that's kind of worth reminding yourself of is don't overload yourself Christmas

is stressful at the best of times when you're dealing with mental health issues

it can be a nightmare don't feel like you owe it to everyone else to do this

and do this and do this and do this just take a step back and remember that

Christmas should be about having fun and relaxing and you deserve to do that it

doesn't have to be about everyone else it can just be about you doing what you

want to do or what you don't want to do you know if you just want to sit there

and veg out for a week you do that you don't owe it to anyone to do anything

fancy or go to these club nights or go here or do this same thing with buying

presents if you're worried about money only buy what you can afford people are

going to appreciate that you put in thought rather than that you've you know

gone into debt to them don't feel forced to go on nights out don't feel like you

have to do anything drink anything take anything that you're not comfortable

with if you're visiting family and staying with them only stay you know the

minimum number of nights that you feel comfortable with don't force yourself

they're longer if it's going to make you unhappy it is okay to say no to people

it's important that you know your limits you know what you can

you can't do and you kind of live within those limits again this goes back to

talking to the people around you if you explain to them why you can or can't do

certain things they'll be way more understanding if you

say sorry I can't really face a club tonight you guys go out without me or

sorry I don't really want to go to the pub maybe we could have you know a

little game night in instead or something like that

so yeah I'm gonna end up there I know some of these seemed a little bit basic

but they're things that really really helped me over the Christmas period and

they still do you know it's what the 13th of December at the minute and I've

already got my train tickets booked I've got my plan while I'm up there all in

place I got all my Christmas presents for and ready at my parents house

waiting to be wrapped I am sorted which means these next like

two weeks before Christmas I can just sit back and relax go to the pub with my

friends on a night if you want have some film nights in with them you know I'm

I'm just relaxing and enjoying this because I've already got my plan in

place and I feel good about it you know I mean there's honestly a lot more that

I could suggest or you know stories I could tell you guys about things that

have helped and things that haven't helped but honestly everyone's different

and I think the biggest bit of advice I can give you is just understand yourself

understand what works for you understand what doesn't what triggers you what

helps you who can help you Christmas can be stressful but it shouldn't have to be

it should just be about relaxing and having fun and enjoying yourself you

deserve to have that you deserve to have a break and if you are feeling stressed

or you are a low point just remember that it's just Christmas in the grand

scheme of things it doesn't really matter it'll be over in a couple of

weeks and we'll be another one along next year so it's not really a big deal

you don't have to worry about it that much and it's okay to kind of take a

step back from things and say no this year I need to focus on me and my health

because that's what's important but anyway I'm kind of rambling at this

point hopefully this least helps so if you guys a little bit or gave you an

idea of how you can help yourselves or other people I don't know but like I say

share your advice or how you deal with kind of looking after your mental health

at Christmas noble holiday period share those ideas down in the comments below

because I definite want to hear some of your stories and

advice and what you guys have been through don't forget to go check out my

channel and Christmas video over there and before I finish once again a huge

thank you to Chris for popping me on his channel like this it's a really great

opportunity I know I'm not as cool or as smart as he is but I'm trying okay but

thank you so much for watching today and even though this isn't my channel I hope

I'll see you again soon

For more infomation >> Rachel Oates Gives Tips for a Mentally Healthy Christmas - Duration: 13:44.

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Man Utd news: 'They must go' - Jose Mourinho told TWO players he needs to sell in January - Duration: 2:36.

 That is the opinion of Sky Sports pundit and former Arsenal and Celtic striker Charlie Nicholas

 Pogba and Mourinho's strained relationship has constantly hit the headlines this season

 The France World Cup winner has seen his game time limited in recent weeks, not starting the last two Premier League games

 Nicholas cannot see any way both Pogba and Mourinho can carry on together at the club

 And he also thinks Bailly is one of a number of other players who would be better off leaving Old Trafford

 Asked if United need to sell Paul Pogba in January, Nicholas said: "Yes, absolutely

 "If the manager's going to stay, then Pogba has to go. It's as clear cut as that

 "Fulham was the biggest stroll that they've had this season and he just left him on the side

 "That was a statement of intent to say 'I'm going to use you for Valencia because we don't need a result there and see what reaction I get from you'

 "And it should be the case that he doesn't play [against Liverpool on Sunday]. "He may surprise us all and say he's a big-game player

But we've not seen that big-game player. "If he's saying 'I'm staying and not moving' then Pogba has to leave

 "And I would suggest two or three other players as in Bailly, I think I would move him on if I could, and possibly one or two others that's within this group that I would happily say 'give me whatever money we can get and get them out'

" Manchester United are back in action on Sunday when they visit Anfield to face rivals Liverpool

 Jurgen Klopp's side are yet to lose in the Premier League this season.

For more infomation >> Man Utd news: 'They must go' - Jose Mourinho told TWO players he needs to sell in January - Duration: 2:36.

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【ハムスター】目が合うと突進してくるハムスター!可愛すぎる40連発!おもしろ可愛い癒しHamster will rush when I meet eyes with him - Duration: 2:40.

Daily upload!I am looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.

For more infomation >> 【ハムスター】目が合うと突進してくるハムスター!可愛すぎる40連発!おもしろ可愛い癒しHamster will rush when I meet eyes with him - Duration: 2:40.

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Ford E-series (1961 - ?) - Duration: 15:04.

The first generation of the Ford Econoline made its debut on September 21, 1960.

Introduced for the 1961 model year as a cargo van, pickup truck, and a passenger van (Station Bus/Club Wagon), the Econoline began development based on design sketches that were dated 1957.

While introduced alongside the Chevrolet Corvair van for 1961,

the Ford Econoline established many design precedents adopted by successive designs of American vans, including the Chevrolet Van and Dodge A100 (and the European Ford Transit).

While remaining a forward-control vehicle, Ford adopted a mid-engine configuration.

As the engine was placed between the front seats instead of behind the rear axle as on the Corvair, a larger rear door and flat load floor was created, allowing for additional load capacity.

The first-generation Ford Econoline was produced from 1961 to 1967.

In a similar fashion that the Volkswagen Bus (VW Type 2) derived its underpinnings from the Volkswagen Beetle, the first-generation Ford Econoline was based upon the Ford Falcon compact car range.

To accommodate its 90-inch wheelbase (the shortest for a Ford since 1908), the Econoline adopted a mid-engine configuration, placing the engine behind the front axle;

consequently, the layout precluded the use of a V8 engine.

Initially powered by the 85 hp 144 cubic-inch inline six that was the standard engine of the Falcon, the Econoline was offered with a 101 hp 170 cubic-inch inline-six as an option.

In 1965, a 240 cubic-inch inline-six became the optional engine, with the 170 six becoming standard.

A three-speed manual was standard, with a Dagenham four-speed manual introduced for 1963 and discontinued in 1964;

the 170 cubic-inch engine was offered with a 3-speed automatic in 1964 and the larger two engines were both offered with a 3-speed automatic as an option thereafter.

In contrast to the Falcon, the Econoline was fitted with a solid front axle and a solid rear axle suspension with leaf springs for all four wheels.

In its layout, the Ford Econoline adapted several elements of the Volkswagen Type 2, while making major departures with other design features, with many elements of its design derived from its mid-engine layout.

In line with Volkswagen, the Econoline positioned the front seats above the front axle, making it a cabover-style configuration, similar to the Jeep Forward Control.

Other elements of its design were borrowed loosely from the Ford Thames 400E produced by Ford of Britain (the predecessor of the Ford Transit), including its grille configuration.

The use of a mid-engine layout enlarged the cargo area, as the engine compartment was relocated forward of the load floor (which was flattened).

While Volkswagen would market the Type 2 in the United States until 1979, the configuration of the Econoline was adopted by Chevrolet/GMC in 1964

(replacing the Corvair-based Greenbrier van) and the 1964 Dodge A100.

Through its production, the first-generation Ford Econoline was offered in several variants, with four versions of the cargo van.

Along with the 6-door windowless cargo van, Ford introduced an 8-door cargo van in 1963, adding two doors to the driver side.

In 1964, a panel van variant was introduced, deleting the side loading doors.

Cargo vans (with the exception of the panel van) were offered with or without windows in several configurations.

In 1965, Ford introduced a "Super Van" variant of the Econoline, extending the body 18 inches behind the rear axle.

Alongside the Ford Falcon, the Ford Econoline was expanded into a product line including several vehicles.

In Canada, the Econoline was marketed through both the sales networks of both Ford and Lincoln-Mercury (as a Mercury), to increase its presence outside of urban areas.

Introduced alongside the cargo van in 1961, Ford introduced two passenger variants of the Econoline

(branded as part of the Falcon range) Alongside the Station Bus (branded as both a Falcon and Econoline), Ford marketed the Club Wagon.

While the Station Bus was largely intended for commercial/fleet use, the Club Wagon was marketed as an alternative to station wagons.

A five-seat configuration was standard, with an eight-seat configuration offered as an option.

Introduced as part of the Econoline model line for 1961, the Ford Econoline pickup truck was based upon the cargo van.

Sharing the forward-control configuration of the Chevrolet Corvair pickup, through its mid-engine chassis, the Econoline pickup truck saw no engine intrusion into the cargo bed.

Although, in 1965 with the offering of the larger 240 cubic-inch engine there was a slight intrusion into the cargo bed providing clearance for the larger transmission bellhousing.

The Econoline pickup was offered in two window configurations 3 windows and 5 windows with windows in the rear cab corners to provide better visibility.

Early in 1965 the pickup was offered as a Spring Special with a special trim package.

While far shorter than an F-100, the pickup was configured with a seven-foot long cargo bed.

The Econoline pickup was only produced during the first generation of production, ending production after the 1967 model year.

In 1961, Ford projected the pickup leading the van in sales; however, buyer preferences shifted towards the van configuration, as the pickup accounted for 10% of 1961 Econoline production.

The first-generation Econoline was sold by Ford of Canada by both Ford and Mercury.

Alongside the M-series truck line, the Mercury Econoline allowed for Ford of Canada to maximize its presence in rural areas served by either a Ford or a Lincoln-Mercury dealer network, but not both.

Largely identical to its Ford counterpart with only minor exceptions of badging, the Mercury Econoline product line was sold as a pickup, cargo van, and passenger van.

In 1961, the pickup truck commenced production at Oakville Assembly in Canada; later that year, Mercury Econoline pickup production shifted to the Lorain, Ohio assembly plant.

From 1962 to 1965, Mercury sourced Econoline vans and pickups from Oakville, with all later vehicles imported from the United States.

Production numbers of Mercury Econolines were low; for example, a total of 1,291 Mercury Econoline pickup trucks were built in 1965.

During 1968, Mercury ended its sale of light trucks, discontinuing the M series.

Subsequently, the next van sold by Mercury was the 1993 Mercury Villager minivan.

As the result of a lengthy United Auto Workers strike in 1967, the launch of the second-generation Econoline van was delayed almost four months until January 1968.

Instead of calling it a 1968 or 1968.5 model, Ford decided to call it the 1969 model.

Shedding its Falcon roots, the second-generation Econoline became a heavier-duty vehicle, sharing many of its underpinnings with the F-series full-size pickups.

While the unibody construction of the previous-generation van was carried over, a major change was made in the overall layout in the body and chassis of the Econoline.

To build a heavier-duty chassis, the mid-engine forward-control layout was abandoned in favor of a front-engine layout with the axle placed forward;

this also allowed the use of the "Twin I-Beam" front suspension used in the F-series trucks.

The redesign in the configuration resulted in major growth; the Econoline grew 15 inches in wheelbase;

an 18-inch longer long-wheelbase model became the largest full-size van offered in North America at the time.

As they had become introduced as options in Dodge and Chevrolet/GMC vans, Ford introduced a V8 engine option into the powertrain line.

With the change of chassis and axle configurations, the Econoline gained a conventional hood for engine access (though most engine access remained from the interior).

To aid in engine compartment ventilation, the model was given a conventional grille, styled similar to the F series.

For 1971, the grille was redesigned to match the updated F series.

For 1972, a sliding rear door became an option; introduced on a cutaway van chassis was the Hi-Cube van, a cab-chassis version of the Econoline with a box-van body.

The introduction of the cab-chassis variant would become popular in the recreational-vehicle industry (a Class C RV), a segment still dominated by the E series in the 2010s.

Inside of the Econoline, the shift of the engine location moved the engine housing from between the seats to in front of the driver and front passenger, under the windshield.

While the Econoline cargo van remained, it was joined by an Econoline passenger van (replacing the Falcon van).

To attract more buyers to passenger vans, Ford introduced two new trims of the passenger van, the Ford Club Wagon and Ford Club Wagon Chateau.

Based on the long-wheelbase version, the Chateau had air conditioning, houndstooth fabric on all seats, an AM/FM sound system, and the option of 12-passenger seating.

For 1975, the Econoline/Club Wagon were given a complete redesign.

Based on an all-new chassis, Ford became the first American manufacturer to adapt body-on-frame construction to a full-size van.

The new-generation Econoline would become common not only in its own right, but as the basis for other vehicles.

With a full frame, the Econoline became popular as a cutaway van chassis;

the design served as a basis for many ambulances, and various types of trucks and buses.

The shared drivetrain with the F series marked the beginning of aftermarket four-wheel drive conversions.

During the 1970s, the Econoline became popular as a basis for van conversions.

Using the sparsely-equipped Econoline cargo van as a basis, a luxurious interior was fitted, along with extensive customization of the exterior.

A stillborn variant of the Econoline, the Ford Carousel, nearly reached production as the first American minivan.

While a running prototype was produced and planned for a potential 1975-1976 introduction, lack of funding led to the discontinuation of the project.

To increase the versatility of the full-size van line, the Econoline was developed using body-on-frame construction for the first time.

In addition to increasing the strength of the chassis, the configuration allowed more commonality with the F-series trucks.

As before, the Twin I-Beam front suspension was used.

In its new configuration, the engine was moved further forward and lowered, relative to the body.

In a massive growth spurt, the short-wheelbase configuration was 0.5 inches longer than the previous long-wheelbase chassis;

the new long-wheelbase chassis was 138 inches, the longest wheelbase full-size van sold until 1990.

In 1988, the 124-inch wheelbase was discontinued, leaving the 138-inch wheelbase as standard.

In 1982, to increase the fuel economy of the Econoline without a major loss in engine output, Ford introduced the option of a 6.9L IDI diesel V8 produced by International Harvester;

in 1988, this was enlarged to 7.3L.

The diesel V8 engines were available only in Econoline 350s (or Club Wagons sold on the same chassis).

Due to the popularity of automatic transmissions in full-size vans, Ford discontinued the 3-speed manual and 4-speed manual transmissions after the 1987 model year.

Unlike its predecessors, Ford designed the 1975 Econoline with a true "two-box" layout.

Similar to the Ford Transit of the time, the configuration moved the engine as far forward as possible and lower in the chassis than in its predecessor;

although the hood was nearly twice as long, the hoodline was much lower.

A higher degree of parts commonality with the F series made itself known in the bodystyling:

the vent windows, taillights, bumpers, and wheels were common items between the two vehicles.

During its sixteen-year production run, the exterior of the Econoline/Club Wagon would remain nearly unaltered.

In 1978, the Super Van/Super Wagon was introduced; based on the 138-inch wheelbase, it was a rear body extension allowing for extra cargo room or an extra row of seating (for up to 15 passengers).

In 1979, a minor facelift updated the grille design; round headlights were replaced by rectangular units.

In 1983, the Ford Blue Oval was added to the grille, replacing the "FORD" lettering on the hood.

Although the 1986 Ford Aerostar minivan would introduce styling far different from the Econoline, the basic styling of the full-size van would heavily influence the Ford Ranger

(and its SUV offspring, the Ford Bronco II).

Inside, the redesign of the chassis expanded interior room, though the rear of the engine still remained between the front seats; an engine cover still provided access for servicing.

Sharing many controls with the F series, the new design also improved interior ergonomics.

In three body sizes, the Econoline was produced in a cargo van and passenger van, with the latter produced in three trim levels; base, Custom and Chateau.

In addition, the Club Wagon was produced solely as a passenger van.

After 1980, this was replaced by F-series nomenclature of XL and XLT.

In line with the F series, the Econoline/Club Wagon was sold in 100/150/250/350 variants, with the Econoline 100 discontinued in 1983 (Club Wagon chassis variants were not denoted).

For the first time since 1975, the Ford Econoline was given a major redesign for the 1992 model year.

Although the body and interior saw extensive changes, the fleet-oriented Econoline 150/250/350 made its return in both cargo and passenger configurations.

For retail markets, the Club Wagon XLT made its return, joined by the luxury-oriented Chateau trim (reviving a trim used in the late 1970s).

The Ford Club Wagon Chateau would go on to become the 1992 winner of Motor Trend magazine's Truck of the Year award.

Sold in a single wheelbase with two body lengths, the Econoline/Club Wagon was available in several passenger configurations, seating from 2 to 15 passengers.

For 1999, the Club Wagon name was discontinued, with all Econoline passenger vans sold as Wagons.

For 2001, in the United States, the Econoline name was dropped (it was dropped in Canada in 1995), with the Econoline nomenclature being shortened to E-150, E-250, E-350, similar to the F-series nomenclature.

A Special 50th Anniversary version the E series was made in the 2011 model year.

After 2014, the passenger van and cargo van variants of the E series were discontinued in North America in favor of the newly introduced Ford Transit, with production of these variants ending in June 2014.

However, cutaway cab and stripped-chassis variants remained in production for 2015 and will be built "until the end of the decade", according to Ford.

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