Thursday, December 7, 2017

Youtube daily report w Dec 7 2017

The British Army's Special Air Service, aka SAS, began operations in 1941 during the Second

World War. The reason for having such a specialized set of soldiers was to get behind enemy lines

and attack them from within, or at least destroy what they could while gaining intelligence.

It still takes part in operations that involve the United Kingdom, but as it's very much

a covert Special Forces unit much of what the SAS does is a secret.

The Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, and Land team) was formed much later, when President John F.

Kennedy established them in 1962 as a clandestine unit which, like the SAS, would take-on special

missions much of the time in very hostile environments. They also act under a veil of

secrecy, and are sometimes referred to as America's secret warriors.

If both these units are so secretive, then how does one get a job with them?

Well, with the SAS, there is a small problem to begin with if you are a mere civilian…they

won't allow you to apply. So to start with, you must already be in the British Armed Forces,

or be a soldier in the British Commonwealth. Another way to get in is to join the SAS reserves,

and they do accept civilians. As long as you've passed the reserve training and worked with

them at least 18 months, you can apply to work in the SAS proper. To apply for the SAS,

you should be 18-32 years of age, and be in amazing physical and mental shape. You'll

be required do at least a 3-year stretch. Women can apply, but have so far been excluded

from most combat movements. To apply, you must accept that you know the harsh demands

expected of you – people have died during training – and that means signing an Army

General Administrative Instruction (AGAI) form. You're basically acknowledging you

are willing to go through hell.

Next comes the medical, the Battle Fitness Test, which will mean running fully-kitted,

or squadded, for 1.5 miles (2.5 km) in 15 minutes. Apparently 10 percent of applicants

don't even make it past this point. That pace for even an average person in running

shoes and shorts isn't too bad. Now you start your real training.

To join the Navy SEALs, you need to be a natural born or naturalized American between the ages

of 18 and 28, although at 17 you can join if your parents say it's ok. If you want

to become an officer, you can be up to the age of 33. The first woman ever started the

training in 2017, but dropped out soon after.

You'll need to have a clean record, and many background checks will be done. You'll

then undergo physical and mental tests, including an eye test to make sure you have under 20/70

vision. As for what shape you must be in, well, you are going to go through hell with

the SEALs so they suggest you follow their Naval Special Warfare Physical Training Guide.

This includes lots of long and short swims and runs, lots of interval training, as well

as other workouts. As for other strength training, their gym workouts basically tell you you'll

have to be as strong as a bull, as well have all the cardio attributes. You'll be screened

before you can start training, and that will mean you must show you can run 1.5 miles (2.5

km) in 11 minutes, but not squadded. This also comes after a 500 yard (450 meter) swim

in 12.30 minutes, 42 push-ups, 50 sit-ups, and 6 pull-ups. All with a short rest in between.

Once you actually start training with the SAS, the first phase lasts 4 weeks. This will

test your endurance and ability to navigate through the wilderness – that being a harsh

mountain range in Wales. In 2015, a young recruit died during this exercise just half

a kilometer from the end. He died at the part nicknamed VW Valley, standing for Voluntary

Withdrawal Valley. Two other soldiers died that day, too, leading to an inquest into

the treatment of soldiers.

Some of the activities in the mountains include a 15 mile (24 km) hike to start with. Those

that can get through that then have to do a 40 mile (64 km) hike carrying a 55 lb backpack

(25 kg), a rifle, plus their food and water. They are not allowed to use any established

trails, but they do have a map and a compass. After that, they can rest a bit and start

the weapons training phase as well as do parachute training. After that, there is 6 weeks of

jungle training, usually in the rainforests of Belize, Borneo, or Brunei. The last phase

is called 'Escape and Evasion', which will mean being forced into some horrible

survival scenarios as well as learning how to handle being interrogated. This will include

humiliations and other psychological harassment, as well as being blindfolded, deprived of

sleep, given nothing to eat or drink, being put in stress positions, imprisoned in a small

cage, and having to listen to loud noises all the time. SAS tough guy turned novelist

said physical injuries finish a lot of people off during training, but you need a lot of

strength of will to get through the psychological stuff.

In 2016, the Washington Times reported that one Navy SEAL died in three out of the last

four training classes. One was a drowning, another a suicide, and another a car crash

after drinking heavily. The Post states that the 6 month training will include "a seven-day

stretch of little sleep, self-induced hypothermia, and brutal physical conditioning known as

"Hell Week." It's Hell Week where most recruits drop out.

The training in Colorado starts with 5 weeks of pre-training in class. Get through that

and you enter the realm of pain and indignity. The Navy SEALs website doesn't go into specifics,

but states that you'll be tested to your limits of fatigue. This will include running

through sand, swimming in oceans – sometimes in the middle of the night with your clothes

on – rappelling down cliffs or buildings at speed, enduring cold and heat, getting

lost and finding ways out, combat training, long-distance underwater dives, weapons and

explosives training, mission planning, tactics training, and more. Hell Week seems to be

the worst part. One soldier described it as being, "designed to put you through 24/7

days of no rest and continual harassment." From his class of 300, only 19 completed the

training. In all, it will last 5 ½ days and you'll almost continuously be pushed to

your limits. You are allowed no more than about 4 hours sleep during the entire training.

You'll also have to deal with integration in what's called the Survival, Evasion,

Resistance, and Escape phase. Former SEAL Brandon Webb said it will involve sacks over

your head, being beaten with sticks, and humiliation. It's here, he said, that some people lose

their minds.

At least after that you get some classroom time. For 7 weeks you'll also have a land

warfare phase, as well as parachute training. If you pass it all, you'll be given the

Navy SEAL Trident, but then have to do advanced training. This will include sniper, communications,

and free fall parachute training.

Once you are done, you'll have way more weapons to use than a regular soldier. In

the SAS, this will include a C8 Carbine assault rifle, an Ultra Compact Individual Weapon,

an M16, an HK MP5 sub machine gun, an HK417 sniper rifle, an AW 50 anti-material rifle,

handguns, tear gas canister launchers, stun grenades, rocket launchers, portable anti-personnel

mines, grenade launchers, Surface-To-Air missiles, and many more things it will take too much

time to talk about. You'll also, of course, get all the kit, including things like body

armor.

According to the Navy Seal website, your regular SEAL on land will carry such things as the

Colt Automatic Rifle-15, the M 60 machine gun, M-203 grenade launchers, a shot gun,

an SASR .50 caliber sniper rifle, an M107 anti-material rifle, a Beretta M9 hand gun,

a 20mm Gatling gun and AT-4 rockets. Again, these are just some of the most used weapons

as the list is endless.

So, who do you think has the best training? Do you think you could get through it? Let

us know in the comments! Also, be sure to check out our other video called The Top 10

Most Powerful Militaries! Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share,

and subscribe. See you next time!

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ABO Interview - NateG - Duration: 4:45.

My name is Nate Goodwin

I'm a professional model and I

own Nate G's Modeling Boot Camp

and you know my saying:

"The Galaxy is The Limit!"

I'd say the funnest shoot

that I ever shot was with

P.W. Animals Park

where I got to shoot with a

baby white tiger

They have a great thing

for rescued animals;

For tigers and other rescued

animals there.

And, they opened the park early

And I got to then go there,

get the tour and then shoot

with a baby white tiger

named "Cookie".

Who was, like, literally

four months old but

it was still a hundred

and fifty pounds

And it was...it was a [laughs]

a little bit intimidating

because you never know how

a wild animal's gonna act.

I would have never had had that

opportunity if it wasn't

for modeling.

And I really enjoyed it

and we had a good calendar

that came out of it

and was able to help

those animals.

The most important advice

I'd give to a brand new model

is to be yourself.

Be yourself,

and gain confidence

going to photoshoots,

networking,

and not being afraid to try

things differently.

I think a lot of models get

caught up trying to

copy and paste

what other models do.

And they realize that

everyone's unique

You have your certain

attributes and styles

that you have.

All you have to do

is believe in yourself and

have the confidence

to move forward.

The male model that I look

up for...look up to...

would be Tyson Beckford

Polo

Like I loved his style

because that's the style

that I try to emulate.

And just reading GQ Magazine

its seeing how those models pose

and what they're going through.

And kind of reading

their history because

every one of them have

different backgrounds,

what they've come from.

Some of them have just been

discovered in the mall.

Some of them have been

discovered at the beach.

It's different. It's interesting

to read their stories and

their backgrounds.

And I always compare it to me,

Like,

What...I look at their work

and their published work

in magazines and I'm like,

"You know what?"

"I'm want to get to that level."

I want to inspire and be able

to do that one day.

So, that way I can feel

accomplished and give back.

Because that's what I believe

modeling is, it's not just about

what individually you can do.

But...

Modeling is going to keep

on coming.

Like, there's always going to be

ano...another generation

of people that

are going to come after

or before me.

So, while I'm at it

I want to give my best.

"What are you curious about

lately?"

Okay! I am curious about living

and eating healthy!

No, I'm playing... [laughs]

Well, I'm curious about

learning

and reading and

being around people.

So...

An ideal situation for me

is just

being around people

that have energy.

Positive people in life.

So, that's what gets me going,

is seeing people smile,

being energetic,

and reaching their goals.

"What is a common misconception

that people may have about you?"

Ooh! Okay! [laughs]

Well, a common misconception

that people have of me is

that I'm serious all the time

and I always try to

be professional and reach goals.

But, really and truly?

I'm a goofy guy!

I go to comic cons.

I watch anime.

Like, I have a kid's side that

people don't really see.

So, they see me as a

professional Facebook life,

and, "Oh, yeah, this guy's a

professional model. He's has a

lot of quotes that he says."

But, really and truly,

I'm just a down to earth guy

that enjoys working out

I enjoy, uh, traveling.

And, just, having fun!

"How would a friend describe you

in a few sentences?"

Man...

I had to get that question, huh?

[laughs]

People would describe me as a

goal-oriented person that also

enjoys helping others.

So, whenever...if I were to ask

my best friend

what he thought about me.

He'd be like, "Man, Nate?"

"He's just a typical guy that,

he just has a lot of passion for

helping people and

he's just a person that

I like being around."

Because that's why I try to

surround myself with

positive individuals.

Because you never know

what's going to happen.

We all have ups and downs.

And, just being around

good people?

That's what life's about.

You know, individually,

we can only go so far.

But, in the collective effort,

as we work as a team,

We're unstoppable.

Invincible.

Or, my favorite saying:

"The Galaxy is The Limit!"

Check me out at Nate G's

Modeling Boot Camp 2016

dot com.

I've got my personal

Facebook page,

Nathaniel Ray Goodwin

And, if you're an aspiring model

and you want to get better,

come to

Nate G's Modeling Boot Camp

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ВСЕМИРНЫЙ РАЗУМ [Новости науки и технологий] - Duration: 11:41.

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"Sweet Child O' Mine" - GUNS N' ROSES cover - Duration: 6:41.

She's got a smile it seems to me

Reminds me of childhood memories Where everything

Was as fresh as the bright blue sky Now and then when I see her face

She takes me away to that special place And if I'd stare too long

I'd probably break down and cry

Oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

She's got eyes of the bluest skies As if they thought of rain

I hate to look into those eyes And see an ounce of pain

Her hair reminds me of a warm safe place Where as a child I'd hide

And pray for the thunder And the rain

To quietly pass me by

Oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, Sweet love of mine

Where do we go?

Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, oh Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, (sweet child o' mine) Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go?

Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

No, no, no, no, no, no Sweet child,

Sweet child of mine

Hello

Hail, my friends! Thank you so much for watching this video.

And I have to thank you for all the good comments and all the support that I see throughout all my videos

It's amazing

I try my best to read and respond to as many of you as I can

Specially on the first few hours that a video is released.

That's one more reason to hit that notification bell...

I'll see you again next week and until then you can watch one more video or two.

Thank you very much, have yourself an epic day.

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Crush Confirms Plans To Release New Music In December(News) - Duration: 1:27.

Crush Confirms Plans To Release New Music In December

Crush is set to make a comeback this December with new music!.

On December 7, a representative for the singer confirmed the news and added, Crush will be releasing a digital single album on December 19. However, he will not be participating in any promotional activities for the song.. Soompi. Display. News. English.

300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF. This will be Crushs first release in three months since his digital singe album With Band Wonderlust that was released on September 1.

The singer has stayed busy though, with his most recent activity being the feature singer of Rhythm Powers Dongseong-ro in November.

With Crush having made a name for himself through his solo albums and OST tracks, anticipation is building for what he has prepared for his December release. Are you excited to hear Crushs new song?.

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Orange Marmalade Glazed Christmas Ham - How To Make - Duration: 6:22.

Hi I'm Erin. Christmas ham is a tradition for many families. But did you know the tradition

started centuries ago in Germany as tribute to harvest and fertility. Up next I'll show

you how to make a ham that will leave your mouth watering and your guests begging for

the recipe, on Our Wyoming Life

Ham has been eaten for Christmas dinner for centuries. In fact an estimated 318 million

pounds of ham are purchased every year during the holiday season. That is an insane amount

of ham! In the 1950's ham popularity was at an all-time high. Often covered in cloves,

canned pineapple slices, bright red maraschino cherries and coated with a brown sugar glaze.

Now days there are ham recipes all over the internet and cookbooks. Canned pineapple and

sugary cherries are considered a bit old fashioned. But a glazed ham can still be delicious and

it doesn't take much work at all.

In all honestly most of the time when we eat ham I don't do anything to it. Mike and

I like it just the way it is. Especially since the pork was raised right here on the ranch

and the flavor of the pork is amazing and the meat is always tender. Once in a while

though, I do like to change things up. When I think about what I want in a ham glaze it

has to have orange flavor in it and it has to be both sweet and savory.

When I started working on the perfect ham glaze recipe the first thing I did is hit

the internet and look at a ton of recipes. And then I start to decide what flavors are

my favorites and put them together in a way that suits my personal taste. I've come

up with something that I think you're going to like.

This recipe works great with any precooked ham. Doesn't matter if it's spiral cut

ham or not. In fact you don't even have to use a whole ham, you can use a ham slice

or a ham steak.

First step is to line a baking pan with tin foil. The glaze is sticky and sugary and will

be a mess to clean up. Some tin foil will save the day! The ham is place cut side down

on the pan and a diamond pattern is scored into the fat with a sharp knife. This allows

the glaze flavor to penetrate the meat. If you have a spiral cut ham you can skip the

scoring.

Now the glaze can be mixed up. This is enough glaze for about a 16 pound ham. Today our

ham is about half that size. If you're making a smaller ham its easy enough to half the

recipe or do what we do and make the full recipe and keep the leftover glaze for when

you enjoy your ham the next day.

8 ounces of Orange Marmalade goes into a bowl. I actually made this Marmalade myself to sell

at farmers market so it's homemade and delicious! 1 cup of brown sugar.

¼ c Dijon mustard ¼ c whole grain mustard

3 garlic gloves grated 2 oranges zested

Juice from 1 orange Just a tiny pinch of kosher salt to balance

all the sweet in the glaze. Be careful not to overdo the salt since ham can be quite

salty on it's own.

Mix it all together and pour a generous amount on the ham. A basting brush will help get

into all the nooks and crannies.

The ham then goes into a 350 degree oven for 8-10 minutes per pound for a fully precooked

ham. Or until the internal temperature reached 140 degrees.

Every 30 minutes or so more glaze can be added to the ham. Once it's done pull it out of

the oven and let it sit for a few minutes before it's sliced. Resting the ham will

help keep it juicy.

A few simple ingredients can the change your ham dinner experience. The glaze is sweet

and savory with just a bit of garlic coming through and little bitterness from the marmalade.

For me it hits all the right flavor notes. Plus when it comes out of the oven it's

stunning. It's definitely something worth putting at the center of your holiday table.

I hope that you give this recipe a try and that you love it as much as I do. To make

your ham even better find one that's locally raised and help support a local farmer! You

can find the recipe below in the description. Don't forget to like us on Facebook and

Instagram for pictures and more fun stuff that you can't find on YouTube. If you haven't

subscribed already please do. We have new videos 3 times per week for you. Mike's

ranch video is out on Sunday morning. Tuesday Mike has more ranch work with the project

list and Thursday you'll find a video from me in the garden or kitchen or we will live

stream and answer all of your questions. And in two weeks we will find out how the

winter growing is going in the high tunnel and hopefully harvesting crops for our December

farmers' market. There's always lots going on here on the

ranch, but everyday it's worth it. Until next time, thanks for joining us in

our Wyoming life

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Pa Mor Crap yw 'Google Translate'!? (How crap is 'Google Translate'?!) - Duration: 11:47.

"How crap is Google Translate"

Right then everyone.

Well we all know that Google Translate is just total crap with Welsh

So, I wanted to try it out

with song lyrics

I'm here today with...

LARA!

Lara, tell me a bit about you

Where do you come from? Lara: Swansea.

Where do you live now? Lara: Aberystwyth

and you run a YouTube Channel?

what's the name of your channel?

"The Welsh Rabbit"

What type of things do you do on your channel?

I make videos about everything to be honest.

lot of beauty, travelling

everyday things.

I'll try and put a link..

there or there

I don't know how it works...

Gwd thing.

Right then, right then - Lara?

in the same style as my friend ""Gareth"

I want you to be honest with it

Say the first thing that comes in your head

Chips or Salad?

Gogs or Hwntws?

Dog or Cat?

Houmous or Pizza?

Sgorio or Match of The Day?

"Siop Y Pethe" or Tesco?

Caernarfon or Cardiff?

Aberystwyth or Swansea?

Starbucks or Costa?

Finally "The Black Boy" or "Mochyn Du"?

Good choice, good choice.

That's it!

So, I have used Google Translate

to translate 10 songs

Lara; 10?! Yep, 10 songs.

and I know that you know all of them

a couple of them are Welsh songs

translated into English

and the rest are English songs

translated into Welsh

The rules are simple.

you get half a point for the name of the group

and you get half a point for the name of the song

do you understand? out of 10!

Lara: 1 point if..

1 point if you do everything, yeah.

that;s the thing

are you ready to start

"How crap is Google Translate?"

are you ready?

right then, we start here...

Yws Gwynedd

I don't know the name of the song

Do you want a clue?

Yeah

Uh....soap

Nah

the title of the song is "Sebona Fi"

half a point! Half a point.

Fair play!

Oh well

right then...

second song

What the fuck is that?

Lara: nah! Nicky: nah? no clue at all? Lara: no clue at all.

the band is Swnami

song is "Trwmgwsg"

still half a point

right - this is easy, right.

even though the translation is shit

you will find it totally funny now

Welsh Whisperer

OK, Correct

"Mansel Davies"" something something

I can accept that

it's Welsh Whisperer - Loris Mansel Davies

1.5

YAY

that was funny

first song in English

I think I know it

is it Little Mix?

It is Little Mix!

..and the song?

"Who got the power"?

I'll accept that.

Little Mix - Power So 2.5 points. Fair play

thanks

Right

you've got to be careful when you listen to this

and you'll find out what it is straight away

I know!

Green Day - Basket Case

It is Green Day - Basket Case

3.5 points out of 5. so you're doing great

Oh thanks. Right then...

this is quite hard, I think.

but let's see what you can do about it

Oh... Katy Perry!

"teimlo gyda fi"?

I'll take it. 4.5, great

song 7.

do you know?

do you want to guess?

nah,,,

Lara: can you say it again? Nicky: of course

is it Meatloaf?

Meatloaf is the band...

"Anything for love"?

how much is that now?

5.5 out of 7

Business Time now. Lara: flying now!

You're flying.

right, once more in English

well.. in Welsh really.

Oasis

Oasis is the band Lara: Don't look back in anger

correct

6.5?!

right then, this is just really difficult.

I couldn't work it out earlier also.

this is the worst.

out of them

the song is Welsh

but I've translated it into English

now...

the only thing I'm going to say is...

"She;s funny" is the only line

that;s actually "right"

the rest of that is just shit

you give up?

the song is Welsh?

the song is Welsh originally

and I've translated it into English

Is "Funny" still "Ddoniol"?

yeah Lara: in the song?

I'll have to ask you

to give an answer. The song is "Super Furry Animals"

with "Dacw Hi" Lara: I was going to say that

"She's funny"

right

what is that? 7.5?

or 6.5?

6.5

is it? OK?

is this number 9?

number 10

7.5 I think. I'll check later

last song

you ready? Lara: do it

I'm ready

say it again?

Oh, Manics - Everything Must Go

Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go

is the right answer

Well, Lara - fair play - you got

7.5 points out of 10.

how do you feel about it?

Proud

are you proud of it?

great, great, great

well join me next time - if I ever do it again

to see if anyone can beat Lara's score.

next time on....

"HOW CRAP IS GOOGLE TRANSLATE?"

Thanks very much Lara: No problem at all, thank you. Nicky: did you enjoy? Lara: enjoyed a lot.

wave!

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Dress Store | Broad Appeal: Living With E's - Duration: 3:21.

Oh my God, look at the size of that.

I don't think I could even, fit that up over my leg,

Let alone your backside.

(laughs) That's what Spanx are for!

Yes, they give you the hourglass figure

even when your time is up.

Oh, Spanx be to God

I don't have to worry about that anymore.

- Yes. - I'll never be 18 again.

Well remember going around froze to death all the time?

Never had the right clothes for the weather, you know?

No, because being warm was a "fashion don't."

Yeah and blue skin then, was in.

Yes, hypothermia was hip.

And the teetering around on heels so high

we were always on the verge of having chronic nose bleeds.

- Yes - Oh dear God...

Oh my, what's this? Is this a shirt?

No, I think that's what the young one's would call a dress.

What would you wear under it?

- Deodorant. - Oh my God...

Check the size on it.

You see, when we were young,

you were petite if you were a size 12.

Yeah, and if you were really tiny,

you were a 10.

But now, you've got to be a size zero.

- Size zero? - Yes, size nothing.

- Size nada. - Oh my God, just a head

and feet and nothing in the middle.

- Yeah. - Oh God help us

and save us, tonight.

Oh my, look at that.

It's not enough for them to starve themselves

down to nothing, now they've got to famish themselves

down to double nothing.

Oh my God, size double zero.

Did you ever...

Well I guess if you eat so little, you feel twice as empty.

Sure, I mean they're all talking about feminism and

gender equity and equal pay and all like that

but, you see, the fellas are still over at the gym,

gulping back those steroids.

Yes, bulking up, lifting weights...

Trying to take up even more space, you know?

- Yeah. - And the poor young girls,

my dear. (Enid tisks)

They're practically chained to those yoga mats, you know?

- Yeah. - And living on green smoothies.

With the odd Kleenex tissue for roughage, I suppose.

Desperately, desperately trying to disappear

off the face of the earth.

While miraculously, still being available for the odd blow job.

Oh yes, and still not wearing any underpants.

And completely hairless, from eyeball to toenail.

Always in real danger, you know,

of getting a cold right up through them.

Yes, and what about the labiaplasty?

- What? - labiaplasty.

- What? - The labiaplasty!

God Enid, keep your voice down.

Don't be balling out,

about our unspeakable bits in the public.

Yes, the bits that dare not speak their name.

All the young ones are getting it.

Oh yes, it's the fastest growing cosmetic surgical

procedure out there,

and they're calling the most popular one, the Barbie.

But Barbie didn't even have parts.

No, I know. (scoffs)

Her lady parts were a definite size zero.

Well, that's something for us all to aspire to.

Oh my, what I don't understand though is all the mowing

of your lady lawn?

No, that's not for us. We're strictly old growth.

Yes, the forest primeval.

Yes, I don't understand all the tattooing and branding

and piercing with the young ones.

Oh, I feel sorry for them, really.

They got no idea that they're going to be all screwed,

blued and tattooed,

long before they're twice married.

That's right.

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Pa Mor Crap yw 'Google Translate'!? (How crap is 'Google Translate'?!) - Duration: 11:47.

"How crap is Google Translate"

Right then everyone.

Well we all know that Google Translate is just total crap with Welsh

So, I wanted to try it out

with song lyrics

I'm here today with...

LARA!

Lara, tell me a bit about you

Where do you come from? Lara: Swansea.

Where do you live now? Lara: Aberystwyth

and you run a YouTube Channel?

what's the name of your channel?

"The Welsh Rabbit"

What type of things do you do on your channel?

I make videos about everything to be honest.

lot of beauty, travelling

everyday things.

I'll try and put a link..

there or there

I don't know how it works...

Gwd thing.

Right then, right then - Lara?

in the same style as my friend ""Gareth"

I want you to be honest with it

Say the first thing that comes in your head

Chips or Salad?

Gogs or Hwntws?

Dog or Cat?

Houmous or Pizza?

Sgorio or Match of The Day?

"Siop Y Pethe" or Tesco?

Caernarfon or Cardiff?

Aberystwyth or Swansea?

Starbucks or Costa?

Finally "The Black Boy" or "Mochyn Du"?

Good choice, good choice.

That's it!

So, I have used Google Translate

to translate 10 songs

Lara; 10?! Yep, 10 songs.

and I know that you know all of them

a couple of them are Welsh songs

translated into English

and the rest are English songs

translated into Welsh

The rules are simple.

you get half a point for the name of the group

and you get half a point for the name of the song

do you understand? out of 10!

Lara: 1 point if..

1 point if you do everything, yeah.

that;s the thing

are you ready to start

"How crap is Google Translate?"

are you ready?

right then, we start here...

Yws Gwynedd

I don't know the name of the song

Do you want a clue?

Yeah

Uh....soap

Nah

the title of the song is "Sebona Fi"

half a point! Half a point.

Fair play!

Oh well

right then...

second song

What the fuck is that?

Lara: nah! Nicky: nah? no clue at all? Lara: no clue at all.

the band is Swnami

song is "Trwmgwsg"

still half a point

right - this is easy, right.

even though the translation is shit

you will find it totally funny now

Welsh Whisperer

OK, Correct

"Mansel Davies"" something something

I can accept that

it's Welsh Whisperer - Loris Mansel Davies

1.5

YAY

that was funny

first song in English

I think I know it

is it Little Mix?

It is Little Mix!

..and the song?

"Who got the power"?

I'll accept that.

Little Mix - Power So 2.5 points. Fair play

thanks

Right

you've got to be careful when you listen to this

and you'll find out what it is straight away

I know!

Green Day - Basket Case

It is Green Day - Basket Case

3.5 points out of 5. so you're doing great

Oh thanks. Right then...

this is quite hard, I think.

but let's see what you can do about it

Oh... Katy Perry!

"teimlo gyda fi"?

I'll take it. 4.5, great

song 7.

do you know?

do you want to guess?

nah,,,

Lara: can you say it again? Nicky: of course

is it Meatloaf?

Meatloaf is the band...

"Anything for love"?

how much is that now?

5.5 out of 7

Business Time now. Lara: flying now!

You're flying.

right, once more in English

well.. in Welsh really.

Oasis

Oasis is the band Lara: Don't look back in anger

correct

6.5?!

right then, this is just really difficult.

I couldn't work it out earlier also.

this is the worst.

out of them

the song is Welsh

but I've translated it into English

now...

the only thing I'm going to say is...

"She;s funny" is the only line

that;s actually "right"

the rest of that is just shit

you give up?

the song is Welsh?

the song is Welsh originally

and I've translated it into English

Is "Funny" still "Ddoniol"?

yeah Lara: in the song?

I'll have to ask you

to give an answer. The song is "Super Furry Animals"

with "Dacw Hi" Lara: I was going to say that

"She's funny"

right

what is that? 7.5?

or 6.5?

6.5

is it? OK?

is this number 9?

number 10

7.5 I think. I'll check later

last song

you ready? Lara: do it

I'm ready

say it again?

Oh, Manics - Everything Must Go

Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go

is the right answer

Well, Lara - fair play - you got

7.5 points out of 10.

how do you feel about it?

Proud

are you proud of it?

great, great, great

well join me next time - if I ever do it again

to see if anyone can beat Lara's score.

next time on....

"HOW CRAP IS GOOGLE TRANSLATE?"

Thanks very much Lara: No problem at all, thank you. Nicky: did you enjoy? Lara: enjoyed a lot.

wave!

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British SAS Soldiers vs US Navy SEALs - Military Training Comparison - Duration: 6:35.

The British Army's Special Air Service, aka SAS, began operations in 1941 during the Second

World War. The reason for having such a specialized set of soldiers was to get behind enemy lines

and attack them from within, or at least destroy what they could while gaining intelligence.

It still takes part in operations that involve the United Kingdom, but as it's very much

a covert Special Forces unit much of what the SAS does is a secret.

The Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, and Land team) was formed much later, when President John F.

Kennedy established them in 1962 as a clandestine unit which, like the SAS, would take-on special

missions much of the time in very hostile environments. They also act under a veil of

secrecy, and are sometimes referred to as America's secret warriors.

If both these units are so secretive, then how does one get a job with them?

Well, with the SAS, there is a small problem to begin with if you are a mere civilian…they

won't allow you to apply. So to start with, you must already be in the British Armed Forces,

or be a soldier in the British Commonwealth. Another way to get in is to join the SAS reserves,

and they do accept civilians. As long as you've passed the reserve training and worked with

them at least 18 months, you can apply to work in the SAS proper. To apply for the SAS,

you should be 18-32 years of age, and be in amazing physical and mental shape. You'll

be required do at least a 3-year stretch. Women can apply, but have so far been excluded

from most combat movements. To apply, you must accept that you know the harsh demands

expected of you – people have died during training – and that means signing an Army

General Administrative Instruction (AGAI) form. You're basically acknowledging you

are willing to go through hell.

Next comes the medical, the Battle Fitness Test, which will mean running fully-kitted,

or squadded, for 1.5 miles (2.5 km) in 15 minutes. Apparently 10 percent of applicants

don't even make it past this point. That pace for even an average person in running

shoes and shorts isn't too bad. Now you start your real training.

To join the Navy SEALs, you need to be a natural born or naturalized American between the ages

of 18 and 28, although at 17 you can join if your parents say it's ok. If you want

to become an officer, you can be up to the age of 33. The first woman ever started the

training in 2017, but dropped out soon after.

You'll need to have a clean record, and many background checks will be done. You'll

then undergo physical and mental tests, including an eye test to make sure you have under 20/70

vision. As for what shape you must be in, well, you are going to go through hell with

the SEALs so they suggest you follow their Naval Special Warfare Physical Training Guide.

This includes lots of long and short swims and runs, lots of interval training, as well

as other workouts. As for other strength training, their gym workouts basically tell you you'll

have to be as strong as a bull, as well have all the cardio attributes. You'll be screened

before you can start training, and that will mean you must show you can run 1.5 miles (2.5

km) in 11 minutes, but not squadded. This also comes after a 500 yard (450 meter) swim

in 12.30 minutes, 42 push-ups, 50 sit-ups, and 6 pull-ups. All with a short rest in between.

Once you actually start training with the SAS, the first phase lasts 4 weeks. This will

test your endurance and ability to navigate through the wilderness – that being a harsh

mountain range in Wales. In 2015, a young recruit died during this exercise just half

a kilometer from the end. He died at the part nicknamed VW Valley, standing for Voluntary

Withdrawal Valley. Two other soldiers died that day, too, leading to an inquest into

the treatment of soldiers.

Some of the activities in the mountains include a 15 mile (24 km) hike to start with. Those

that can get through that then have to do a 40 mile (64 km) hike carrying a 55 lb backpack

(25 kg), a rifle, plus their food and water. They are not allowed to use any established

trails, but they do have a map and a compass. After that, they can rest a bit and start

the weapons training phase as well as do parachute training. After that, there is 6 weeks of

jungle training, usually in the rainforests of Belize, Borneo, or Brunei. The last phase

is called 'Escape and Evasion', which will mean being forced into some horrible

survival scenarios as well as learning how to handle being interrogated. This will include

humiliations and other psychological harassment, as well as being blindfolded, deprived of

sleep, given nothing to eat or drink, being put in stress positions, imprisoned in a small

cage, and having to listen to loud noises all the time. SAS tough guy turned novelist

said physical injuries finish a lot of people off during training, but you need a lot of

strength of will to get through the psychological stuff.

In 2016, the Washington Times reported that one Navy SEAL died in three out of the last

four training classes. One was a drowning, another a suicide, and another a car crash

after drinking heavily. The Post states that the 6 month training will include "a seven-day

stretch of little sleep, self-induced hypothermia, and brutal physical conditioning known as

"Hell Week." It's Hell Week where most recruits drop out.

The training in Colorado starts with 5 weeks of pre-training in class. Get through that

and you enter the realm of pain and indignity. The Navy SEALs website doesn't go into specifics,

but states that you'll be tested to your limits of fatigue. This will include running

through sand, swimming in oceans – sometimes in the middle of the night with your clothes

on – rappelling down cliffs or buildings at speed, enduring cold and heat, getting

lost and finding ways out, combat training, long-distance underwater dives, weapons and

explosives training, mission planning, tactics training, and more. Hell Week seems to be

the worst part. One soldier described it as being, "designed to put you through 24/7

days of no rest and continual harassment." From his class of 300, only 19 completed the

training. In all, it will last 5 ½ days and you'll almost continuously be pushed to

your limits. You are allowed no more than about 4 hours sleep during the entire training.

You'll also have to deal with integration in what's called the Survival, Evasion,

Resistance, and Escape phase. Former SEAL Brandon Webb said it will involve sacks over

your head, being beaten with sticks, and humiliation. It's here, he said, that some people lose

their minds.

At least after that you get some classroom time. For 7 weeks you'll also have a land

warfare phase, as well as parachute training. If you pass it all, you'll be given the

Navy SEAL Trident, but then have to do advanced training. This will include sniper, communications,

and free fall parachute training.

Once you are done, you'll have way more weapons to use than a regular soldier. In

the SAS, this will include a C8 Carbine assault rifle, an Ultra Compact Individual Weapon,

an M16, an HK MP5 sub machine gun, an HK417 sniper rifle, an AW 50 anti-material rifle,

handguns, tear gas canister launchers, stun grenades, rocket launchers, portable anti-personnel

mines, grenade launchers, Surface-To-Air missiles, and many more things it will take too much

time to talk about. You'll also, of course, get all the kit, including things like body

armor.

According to the Navy Seal website, your regular SEAL on land will carry such things as the

Colt Automatic Rifle-15, the M 60 machine gun, M-203 grenade launchers, a shot gun,

an SASR .50 caliber sniper rifle, an M107 anti-material rifle, a Beretta M9 hand gun,

a 20mm Gatling gun and AT-4 rockets. Again, these are just some of the most used weapons

as the list is endless.

So, who do you think has the best training? Do you think you could get through it? Let

us know in the comments! Also, be sure to check out our other video called The Top 10

Most Powerful Militaries! Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share,

and subscribe. See you next time!

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ABO Interview - NateG - Duration: 4:45.

My name is Nate Goodwin

I'm a professional model and I

own Nate G's Modeling Boot Camp

and you know my saying:

"The Galaxy is The Limit!"

I'd say the funnest shoot

that I ever shot was with

P.W. Animals Park

where I got to shoot with a

baby white tiger

They have a great thing

for rescued animals;

For tigers and other rescued

animals there.

And, they opened the park early

And I got to then go there,

get the tour and then shoot

with a baby white tiger

named "Cookie".

Who was, like, literally

four months old but

it was still a hundred

and fifty pounds

And it was...it was a [laughs]

a little bit intimidating

because you never know how

a wild animal's gonna act.

I would have never had had that

opportunity if it wasn't

for modeling.

And I really enjoyed it

and we had a good calendar

that came out of it

and was able to help

those animals.

The most important advice

I'd give to a brand new model

is to be yourself.

Be yourself,

and gain confidence

going to photoshoots,

networking,

and not being afraid to try

things differently.

I think a lot of models get

caught up trying to

copy and paste

what other models do.

And they realize that

everyone's unique

You have your certain

attributes and styles

that you have.

All you have to do

is believe in yourself and

have the confidence

to move forward.

The male model that I look

up for...look up to...

would be Tyson Beckford

Polo

Like I loved his style

because that's the style

that I try to emulate.

And just reading GQ Magazine

its seeing how those models pose

and what they're going through.

And kind of reading

their history because

every one of them have

different backgrounds,

what they've come from.

Some of them have just been

discovered in the mall.

Some of them have been

discovered at the beach.

It's different. It's interesting

to read their stories and

their backgrounds.

And I always compare it to me,

Like,

What...I look at their work

and their published work

in magazines and I'm like,

"You know what?"

"I'm want to get to that level."

I want to inspire and be able

to do that one day.

So, that way I can feel

accomplished and give back.

Because that's what I believe

modeling is, it's not just about

what individually you can do.

But...

Modeling is going to keep

on coming.

Like, there's always going to be

ano...another generation

of people that

are going to come after

or before me.

So, while I'm at it

I want to give my best.

"What are you curious about

lately?"

Okay! I am curious about living

and eating healthy!

No, I'm playing... [laughs]

Well, I'm curious about

learning

and reading and

being around people.

So...

An ideal situation for me

is just

being around people

that have energy.

Positive people in life.

So, that's what gets me going,

is seeing people smile,

being energetic,

and reaching their goals.

"What is a common misconception

that people may have about you?"

Ooh! Okay! [laughs]

Well, a common misconception

that people have of me is

that I'm serious all the time

and I always try to

be professional and reach goals.

But, really and truly?

I'm a goofy guy!

I go to comic cons.

I watch anime.

Like, I have a kid's side that

people don't really see.

So, they see me as a

professional Facebook life,

and, "Oh, yeah, this guy's a

professional model. He's has a

lot of quotes that he says."

But, really and truly,

I'm just a down to earth guy

that enjoys working out

I enjoy, uh, traveling.

And, just, having fun!

"How would a friend describe you

in a few sentences?"

Man...

I had to get that question, huh?

[laughs]

People would describe me as a

goal-oriented person that also

enjoys helping others.

So, whenever...if I were to ask

my best friend

what he thought about me.

He'd be like, "Man, Nate?"

"He's just a typical guy that,

he just has a lot of passion for

helping people and

he's just a person that

I like being around."

Because that's why I try to

surround myself with

positive individuals.

Because you never know

what's going to happen.

We all have ups and downs.

And, just being around

good people?

That's what life's about.

You know, individually,

we can only go so far.

But, in the collective effort,

as we work as a team,

We're unstoppable.

Invincible.

Or, my favorite saying:

"The Galaxy is The Limit!"

Check me out at Nate G's

Modeling Boot Camp 2016

dot com.

I've got my personal

Facebook page,

Nathaniel Ray Goodwin

And, if you're an aspiring model

and you want to get better,

come to

Nate G's Modeling Boot Camp

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"Sweet Child O' Mine" - GUNS N' ROSES cover - Duration: 6:41.

She's got a smile it seems to me

Reminds me of childhood memories Where everything

Was as fresh as the bright blue sky Now and then when I see her face

She takes me away to that special place And if I'd stare too long

I'd probably break down and cry

Oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

She's got eyes of the bluest skies As if they thought of rain

I hate to look into those eyes And see an ounce of pain

Her hair reminds me of a warm safe place Where as a child I'd hide

And pray for the thunder And the rain

To quietly pass me by

Oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet love of mine

Oh, oh, oh, oh Sweet child o' mine

Oh, Sweet love of mine

Where do we go?

Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, oh Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, (sweet child o' mine) Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

Oh, Where do we go?

Where do we go now?

Where do we go?

Oh, Where do we go now?

No, no, no, no, no, no Sweet child,

Sweet child of mine

Hello

Hail, my friends! Thank you so much for watching this video.

And I have to thank you for all the good comments and all the support that I see throughout all my videos

It's amazing

I try my best to read and respond to as many of you as I can

Specially on the first few hours that a video is released.

That's one more reason to hit that notification bell...

I'll see you again next week and until then you can watch one more video or two.

Thank you very much, have yourself an epic day.

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Crush Confirms Plans To Release New Music In December

Crush is set to make a comeback this December with new music!.

On December 7, a representative for the singer confirmed the news and added, Crush will be releasing a digital single album on December 19. However, he will not be participating in any promotional activities for the song.. Soompi. Display. News. English.

300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF. This will be Crushs first release in three months since his digital singe album With Band Wonderlust that was released on September 1.

The singer has stayed busy though, with his most recent activity being the feature singer of Rhythm Powers Dongseong-ro in November.

With Crush having made a name for himself through his solo albums and OST tracks, anticipation is building for what he has prepared for his December release. Are you excited to hear Crushs new song?.

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Orange Marmalade Glazed Christmas Ham - How To Make - Duration: 6:22.

Hi I'm Erin. Christmas ham is a tradition for many families. But did you know the tradition

started centuries ago in Germany as tribute to harvest and fertility. Up next I'll show

you how to make a ham that will leave your mouth watering and your guests begging for

the recipe, on Our Wyoming Life

Ham has been eaten for Christmas dinner for centuries. In fact an estimated 318 million

pounds of ham are purchased every year during the holiday season. That is an insane amount

of ham! In the 1950's ham popularity was at an all-time high. Often covered in cloves,

canned pineapple slices, bright red maraschino cherries and coated with a brown sugar glaze.

Now days there are ham recipes all over the internet and cookbooks. Canned pineapple and

sugary cherries are considered a bit old fashioned. But a glazed ham can still be delicious and

it doesn't take much work at all.

In all honestly most of the time when we eat ham I don't do anything to it. Mike and

I like it just the way it is. Especially since the pork was raised right here on the ranch

and the flavor of the pork is amazing and the meat is always tender. Once in a while

though, I do like to change things up. When I think about what I want in a ham glaze it

has to have orange flavor in it and it has to be both sweet and savory.

When I started working on the perfect ham glaze recipe the first thing I did is hit

the internet and look at a ton of recipes. And then I start to decide what flavors are

my favorites and put them together in a way that suits my personal taste. I've come

up with something that I think you're going to like.

This recipe works great with any precooked ham. Doesn't matter if it's spiral cut

ham or not. In fact you don't even have to use a whole ham, you can use a ham slice

or a ham steak.

First step is to line a baking pan with tin foil. The glaze is sticky and sugary and will

be a mess to clean up. Some tin foil will save the day! The ham is place cut side down

on the pan and a diamond pattern is scored into the fat with a sharp knife. This allows

the glaze flavor to penetrate the meat. If you have a spiral cut ham you can skip the

scoring.

Now the glaze can be mixed up. This is enough glaze for about a 16 pound ham. Today our

ham is about half that size. If you're making a smaller ham its easy enough to half the

recipe or do what we do and make the full recipe and keep the leftover glaze for when

you enjoy your ham the next day.

8 ounces of Orange Marmalade goes into a bowl. I actually made this Marmalade myself to sell

at farmers market so it's homemade and delicious! 1 cup of brown sugar.

¼ c Dijon mustard ¼ c whole grain mustard

3 garlic gloves grated 2 oranges zested

Juice from 1 orange Just a tiny pinch of kosher salt to balance

all the sweet in the glaze. Be careful not to overdo the salt since ham can be quite

salty on it's own.

Mix it all together and pour a generous amount on the ham. A basting brush will help get

into all the nooks and crannies.

The ham then goes into a 350 degree oven for 8-10 minutes per pound for a fully precooked

ham. Or until the internal temperature reached 140 degrees.

Every 30 minutes or so more glaze can be added to the ham. Once it's done pull it out of

the oven and let it sit for a few minutes before it's sliced. Resting the ham will

help keep it juicy.

A few simple ingredients can the change your ham dinner experience. The glaze is sweet

and savory with just a bit of garlic coming through and little bitterness from the marmalade.

For me it hits all the right flavor notes. Plus when it comes out of the oven it's

stunning. It's definitely something worth putting at the center of your holiday table.

I hope that you give this recipe a try and that you love it as much as I do. To make

your ham even better find one that's locally raised and help support a local farmer! You

can find the recipe below in the description. Don't forget to like us on Facebook and

Instagram for pictures and more fun stuff that you can't find on YouTube. If you haven't

subscribed already please do. We have new videos 3 times per week for you. Mike's

ranch video is out on Sunday morning. Tuesday Mike has more ranch work with the project

list and Thursday you'll find a video from me in the garden or kitchen or we will live

stream and answer all of your questions. And in two weeks we will find out how the

winter growing is going in the high tunnel and hopefully harvesting crops for our December

farmers' market. There's always lots going on here on the

ranch, but everyday it's worth it. Until next time, thanks for joining us in

our Wyoming life

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Pa Mor Crap yw 'Google Translate'!? (How crap is 'Google Translate'?!) - Duration: 11:47.

"How crap is Google Translate"

Right then everyone.

Well we all know that Google Translate is just total crap with Welsh

So, I wanted to try it out

with song lyrics

I'm here today with...

LARA!

Lara, tell me a bit about you

Where do you come from? Lara: Swansea.

Where do you live now? Lara: Aberystwyth

and you run a YouTube Channel?

what's the name of your channel?

"The Welsh Rabbit"

What type of things do you do on your channel?

I make videos about everything to be honest.

lot of beauty, travelling

everyday things.

I'll try and put a link..

there or there

I don't know how it works...

Gwd thing.

Right then, right then - Lara?

in the same style as my friend ""Gareth"

I want you to be honest with it

Say the first thing that comes in your head

Chips or Salad?

Gogs or Hwntws?

Dog or Cat?

Houmous or Pizza?

Sgorio or Match of The Day?

"Siop Y Pethe" or Tesco?

Caernarfon or Cardiff?

Aberystwyth or Swansea?

Starbucks or Costa?

Finally "The Black Boy" or "Mochyn Du"?

Good choice, good choice.

That's it!

So, I have used Google Translate

to translate 10 songs

Lara; 10?! Yep, 10 songs.

and I know that you know all of them

a couple of them are Welsh songs

translated into English

and the rest are English songs

translated into Welsh

The rules are simple.

you get half a point for the name of the group

and you get half a point for the name of the song

do you understand? out of 10!

Lara: 1 point if..

1 point if you do everything, yeah.

that;s the thing

are you ready to start

"How crap is Google Translate?"

are you ready?

right then, we start here...

Yws Gwynedd

I don't know the name of the song

Do you want a clue?

Yeah

Uh....soap

Nah

the title of the song is "Sebona Fi"

half a point! Half a point.

Fair play!

Oh well

right then...

second song

What the fuck is that?

Lara: nah! Nicky: nah? no clue at all? Lara: no clue at all.

the band is Swnami

song is "Trwmgwsg"

still half a point

right - this is easy, right.

even though the translation is shit

you will find it totally funny now

Welsh Whisperer

OK, Correct

"Mansel Davies"" something something

I can accept that

it's Welsh Whisperer - Loris Mansel Davies

1.5

YAY

that was funny

first song in English

I think I know it

is it Little Mix?

It is Little Mix!

..and the song?

"Who got the power"?

I'll accept that.

Little Mix - Power So 2.5 points. Fair play

thanks

Right

you've got to be careful when you listen to this

and you'll find out what it is straight away

I know!

Green Day - Basket Case

It is Green Day - Basket Case

3.5 points out of 5. so you're doing great

Oh thanks. Right then...

this is quite hard, I think.

but let's see what you can do about it

Oh... Katy Perry!

"teimlo gyda fi"?

I'll take it. 4.5, great

song 7.

do you know?

do you want to guess?

nah,,,

Lara: can you say it again? Nicky: of course

is it Meatloaf?

Meatloaf is the band...

"Anything for love"?

how much is that now?

5.5 out of 7

Business Time now. Lara: flying now!

You're flying.

right, once more in English

well.. in Welsh really.

Oasis

Oasis is the band Lara: Don't look back in anger

correct

6.5?!

right then, this is just really difficult.

I couldn't work it out earlier also.

this is the worst.

out of them

the song is Welsh

but I've translated it into English

now...

the only thing I'm going to say is...

"She;s funny" is the only line

that;s actually "right"

the rest of that is just shit

you give up?

the song is Welsh?

the song is Welsh originally

and I've translated it into English

Is "Funny" still "Ddoniol"?

yeah Lara: in the song?

I'll have to ask you

to give an answer. The song is "Super Furry Animals"

with "Dacw Hi" Lara: I was going to say that

"She's funny"

right

what is that? 7.5?

or 6.5?

6.5

is it? OK?

is this number 9?

number 10

7.5 I think. I'll check later

last song

you ready? Lara: do it

I'm ready

say it again?

Oh, Manics - Everything Must Go

Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go

is the right answer

Well, Lara - fair play - you got

7.5 points out of 10.

how do you feel about it?

Proud

are you proud of it?

great, great, great

well join me next time - if I ever do it again

to see if anyone can beat Lara's score.

next time on....

"HOW CRAP IS GOOGLE TRANSLATE?"

Thanks very much Lara: No problem at all, thank you. Nicky: did you enjoy? Lara: enjoyed a lot.

wave!

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Funny Pranks 2017 Try Not To Laugh Funny Scare Pranks Compilation 2017 - Funny Fails Vines 2017 - Duration: 10:36.

Thanks for watching

Hope you have a great time

Please, like, comment and subscribe for more!!

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Katie Holmes Shows Support For Her Rumored Boyfriend Jamie Foxx | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:15.

SO JAMIE FOXX, HE HAD AN

EVENT IN NEW YORK FOR HIS

SUNGLASS LINE PRIVE REVAUX.

AND HE WAS THERE AND KATIE

HOLMES WAS THERE AS WELL.

SO THEY FINALLY WENT TO AN EVENT

TOGETHER BUT THEY WERE NEVER

PHOTOGRAPHED TOGETHER.

SHE WAS THERE OBVIOUSLY TO

SUPPORT HIM.

EVERYONE KNOWS THE REASON SHE

WAS THERE WAS HIM.

HARVEY: HE HAS SUNGLASSES?

YEAH.

THEY LOOK GOOD.

ODELL BECKHAM JR. WAS THERE

WITH JOSIE CANSECO.

WHAT HAPPENED TO ODELL

BECKHAM JR.'S FOOT?

HE'S INJURED.

HE HAS A LOUIS VUITTON BOOT.

THAT'S AMAZING BY THE WAY.

LOUIS VUITTON INTACT.

HARVEY: HOW DO YOU GET A LOUIS

VUITTON BOOT?

BE ODELL BECKHAM JR.

HARVEY: NO, A DOCTOR HAS THAT?

WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

THE DOCTOR GIVES YOU A BOOT.

YOU TAKE THE BOOT TO LOUIS

VUITTON AND SAY PUT IT ON THIS,

DONE, OVER.

PUT A MAN ON THE MOON, THEY CAN

MAKE AN OVER.

[LAUGHTER]

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Lookas & Krewella - Alarm (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:46.

♪ Nobody said it'd be easy ♪

♪ But we took a train to the ceiling ♪

♪ And I'm on all of my feelings ♪

♪ Don't wake me up from this dream ♪

♪ I bought a one way ticket to space ♪

♪ Let's get outta here ♪

♪ I heard Jupiter's nice this time of year ♪

♪ I'll bring the wild, find our Eden ♪

♪ Let's stay a while, then I'm meaning ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Don't let go, I want your body around ♪

♪ All around, a-all around ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ (We're taking off) ♪

♪ Found you in all of the madness ♪

♪ I heard your voice in the static ♪

♪ Your skin on my skin like a magnet ♪

♪ I won't look down when we crash ♪

♪ I bought a one way ticket to space ♪

♪ Let's get outta here ♪

♪ I heard Jupiter's nice this time of year ♪

♪ You turn my world on its axis ♪

♪ Out here where anything happens ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Don't let go, I want your body around ♪

♪ All around, a-all around ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Nothing really matters when our love is made of matter ♪

♪ Diamonds start to shatter 'til we're out of control ♪

♪ Nothing really matters when our love is made of matter ♪

♪ Got me spinning faster 'til I'm out of control ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ Don't let go, I want your body around ♪

♪ All around, a-all around ♪

♪ Sound the alarm ♪

♪ In my heart ♪

♪ Aaaah, we're taking off ♪

♪ (Aaaah, we're taking off) ♪

♪ (We're taking off) ♪

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10 Symbols That Aren't What You Thought They Were! - Duration: 11:12.

- Hey everybody!

So you know that mistletoe that you're thinking of

hanging this Christmas or that Jesus fish

that might be on the back of your car,

or that swastika that might be in your house,

hopefully not.

Well, guess what, none of those things mean

what you think they do.

Here are 10 symbols that aren't what you thought they were.

Number 10 is the Jesus fish.

Okay, you've likely spotted the Jesus fish

on the back of more than just a few cars.

Well the Jesus fish is actually an ichthys

and is one of the most recognized symbols in Christianity.

The symbol has been found in Christian artwork

and writings from as far back as the 2nd Century AD.

But it's true identity dates back even farther.

As Christianity developed symbols from other religions

and pagan belief systems were adapted to Christian beliefs,

since they would have been more familiar

to the people of the time.

The ichthys had originally been associated

with various goddesses, including Aphrodite and Venus

and represented female fertility.

In fact, if you flip that fish long way around,

it pretty clearly looks like some lady parts.

This is because back in the day, the vagina

was believed to be super-sacred,

since it literally brought life into this world.

Look at all y'all drivin' around with little metal

vaginas on the back a ya car.

What are you trying to advertise?

Number nine is mistletoe.

(bells jingling)

Every December bundles of mistletoe are hung from doorways,

and if your lucky enough to meet someone beneath it,

it's time to pucker up.

But kissing under the mistletoe,

is the result of two even older traditions.

Legend has it than arrow poisoned with mistletoe,

killed the Viking God, Baldur.

But he was brought back to life and decided

that the plant must not be a symbol of death,

and so it must never touch the ground.

The Celtic Druids also worshiped mistletoe,

that grew from oak trees.

They believed that it was a secret symbol of fertility

strength and overall manliness.

What's up girl?

You like this mistletoe, hmm hmm.

And cutting it from the tree was seen as a form

of ritual castration and hanging it in your home

would bring you the same qualities.

Since the mistletoe berries grow in winter,

it eventually became associated with Christmas.

Oooh, what's happening girl?

You wanna kiss me under this castrated plant.

Number eight is the pentagram.

(bells jingling)

The pentagram is a five-pointed star

made of inter-connecting lines in a circle,

and it has long been associated with witches,

Satanists and anything basically resembling

anything to do with devil worship.

Christian tradition has labeled the pentagram,

a symbol of evil, but in pagan traditions,

it was a symbol of protection from evil.

In early Christianity, the pentagram was interpreted

to represent the five wounds of Christ on the Cross.

Historically the number five has been considered

sacred and magical, and represents all the elements

that make up life.

The pentagram's upward facing point,

represents the spirit and the other four points

represent the elements, earth, wind, fire and water.

But today, of course, the pentagram, and particularly

the inverted pentagram is generally considered

to represent the dark side.

But it really represents conquering evil.

Still, that being said, kids please don't go to school

with a pentagram, talkin' to your teacher like,

"Oh, Matthew Santoro said that it was okay!"

Arrgh!

Number seven is the inverted cross.

Much like the pentagram, the inverted cross

has become associated with Devil worship.

In modern society Satanist have adopted it

as one of the most popular symbols,

which shows allegiance to the anti-Christ.

But the inverted cross is actually the symbol

of St. Peter, the very first Pope.

I am the Pope, this is my symbol,

and everybody got it wrong.

What's up with that?

When Peter was said to be crucified,

he requested to be hung upside down because

he didn't think that he was worthy enough to die

in the same way that Jesus did.

In fact, the inverted cross is still used frequently

in Catholicism.

It's even on the Pope's throne and his big ole hat

as a reminder of St. Peter's martyrdom.

This is why confused Catholics and Satanists

have used this as fuel for conspiracy theories

that the Pope is actually the anti-Christ.

But hey, I guess that's what happens when you sleep

through Sunday school, or a Matthew Santoro video.

What's up?

Number six is Uncle Sam.

(bells jingling)

The Uncle Sam that we all know today,

actually started out in satirical comics

about the United States government.

He first came about during the War of 1812,

with Uncle Sam being the nickname for the US,

that was on soldiers' uniforms

and stamped on government property.

He's officially been recognized as being inspired

by the businessman, Sam Wilson, who supplied the army

with barrels of beef during the war.

Yeah, but this cartoon image originated from a mix

of Yankee Doodle Dandy, and the character Brother Jonathan.

Uncle Sam was actually used to embody the US government

and political system and show how inept and dishonest it is.

It wasn't until after the America Civil War

that his image was used on recruitment posters

during the First World War,

and eventually becoming the unofficial mascot

for America and its military.

America I want you to tell the truth about who I am!

I don't even know who I'm supposed to be anymore.

Number five is a rabbit's foot.

Rabbits are adorable, hoppy, floppy fur babies.

So when did we decide chopping off their feet and hanging

it from a key chain was lucky.

Well, it's actually a tradition that has existed

for centuries across many cultures,

going as far back as 600 BC in Europe.

Yeah, that rabbit, it looks so lucky!

You bring it home, I cut it up.

But in North American culture, it's associated

with African American hoodoo folk lore,

which believed that witches were actually disguising

themselves as rabbits.

So if you cut one, you'd inherit its power.

But it wasn't exactly that straight forward.

There were lots of rules involved to actually getting

that power to work.

First of all, the rabbit had to have been shot,

preferably with a silver bullet, or caught in a graveyard.

Okay, sounds reasonable so far.

Next, it had to be the left hind foot of the rabbit

that was chopped off.

And most importantly, it had to be taken,

either on a full moon or a new moon.

Okay, yeah, no, that's just weird.

This is all just weird.

Stop choppin' off bunny feet, weirdos.

Number four is the swastika.

The swastika came to mean hate and evil,

when it was adopted by Adolf Hitler to become

the symbol of the Nazi Party.

But the swastika symbol is actually nearly 12,000 years old,

and was used in many cultures, all over the world,

before the Aryans started to use it.

It actually dates back to the Indian subcontinent,

and is considered a sacred symbol in Buddhism,

Hinduism and more.

So contrary to modern associations,

its name in ancient Sanskrit, actually means,

auspiciousness or good fortune.

But that's not all.

It was even used by ancient Greeks,

the Druids, Celts, Nordic tribes and various

Native American tribes.

Unfortunately, despite thousands of years of history

and culture, a symbol that once meant life

and eternity, has been completely stripped

of any positive meaning.

So this is more for the adults, but yeah,

even though you know the truth now,

don't be goin' out and gettin' that and tryin' to explain

to people 'cause it's not gonna work.

Number three is the peace sign.

(bells jingling)

The hippie days might be long gone man,

but this symbol has continued to be a universal symbol

for peace, love and unity,

but it didn't actually start that way.

In 1958, British artist, Gerald Holton, designed the symbol

as a logo for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament March,

which was protesting nuclear weapons.

Holton was actually using semaphore letters

from the hand-held flag signaling system.

He chose the letters N and D for nuclear disarmament.

Then he superimposed the symbols which look like

an inverted V and a straight line in a circle

that represented the earth.

His intent was for it to look like a human being

bent over in despair.

He actually regretted that the symbol's origins

we're so depressing and made a flipped version, of it.

But by that time, the original was already too popular.

Disarm the nuke man (faint speaking).

Number two is Guy Fawkes.

Anarchists and hackers have adopted this mask

as a symbol for anyone fighting against corruption.

The mask features a pointed mustache and goatee,

and is worn by those who don't want

their true identity exposed.

It was designed by the illustrator, David Lloyd,

for the V for Vendetta comic series,

that began back in 1982.

The comic's lead character and his mask

were meant to represent a resurrection

of the real Guy Fawkes, from the 1600s.

If you don't know your history, allow me to explain.

On November 5, 1605, Guy Fawkes attempted to blow up

the House of Lords in British Parliament,

as part of a larger plan to kill King James.

The only problem is that he wasn't just trying

to overthrow a corrupt monarchy and government.

He was also trying to reinstate the Catholic church

as the ruling power, which is probably not

the utopian society current Fawkes fans have in mind.

True, but still a Halloween favorite.

And number one is the heart.

(bells jingling)

Hearts are everywhere in our culture.

In fact, if you look in the most recently used section

of your phone for emojis, it's probably in there.

But where did this symbol of love

and Valentine's Day come from?

Well the symbol actually comes

from the shape of the silphium pod which

was used by the Greeks and the Romans as a natural form

of birth control.

But if you turn the heart upside down,

you'll also spot something else.

Testicles.

For them, it meant sex and health and they loved

the stuff so much, that the shape of the seed pod,

was even on their coins, but if you're wondering

why we don't still use this magic plant today,

it's because they used it so much, that it literally

went extinct by the 1st Century AD.

It wasn't until the Middle Ages, that the symbol lost

its direct ties to sex, and started to become

associated with our modern notions of love,

partly in thanks to religious imagery,

like the sacred heart of Christ.

And now you know, so go ahead and send those

silphium pod emojis to the one you love.

You know what I'm sayin' hmm hmm.

You know what I mean.

So that was 10 symbols that aren't

what you thought they were, but now you know.

If you enjoyed this, remember to give it big thumbs up.

Also be sure to subscribe and turn on notifications

by clicking the little bell beside the subscribe

button, so you never miss a thing,

because I release new videos all the time.

Thank you guys for watching

and I'll see you in the next video!

That's a silphium pod, right there for your face!

Right from me, bye!

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Turra Coo and Four-Legged Juggling: Citation Needed 7x03 - Duration: 18:00.

This is The Technical Difficulties, we're playing Citation Needed.

Joining me today, he reads books y'know, it's Chris Joel.

Now then.

Everybody's favourite Gary Brannan, Gary Brannan.

It's me!

AUDIENCE: Hurray!

Oh, I see, I see!

- You get the warm-up time. - Wow.

Did you set up that up while we were outside waiting for you?

Yes, I did.

And standing in for Matt Gray, please welcome stand-up mathematician, Matt Parker.

Pleasure to be your replace-Matt.

In front of me I've got an article from Wikipedia and these folks can't see it.

Every fact they get right is a point and a ding,

and there's a special prize for particularly good answers which is...

What did you do?

Whacked my funny bone on my chair.

- Oh! - That is pretty funny.

And today…!

That's the right hand, he needs that one(!)

Come Matt, fill in for the classy panel show, it'll be great(!)

And today we are talking about Turra Coo.

I don't know, Turrack who…?

Y'know, I figured out at least know what the words you're saying are.

Well, the language is Doric.

Okay, Aberdeen.

Oh he's right. Straight off.

Oh, thank you.

Aberdeenshire, North East Scotland.

It's a particular dialect.

Yes, you are absolutely right, near the Aberdeenshire town of Turriff.

And Turra is Turriff.

Okay.

What might Coo be?

PIGEONS.

Is it one of those cattle that's in fields?

- Oh yeah, Coo! - A Highland Coo.

- He's absolutely right. - What?!

I just... how does... wow.

Right! Bye, everybody.

I'm just working out if they had a big enough population for a hostile takeover.

That is incredible.

No, you're absolutely right.

The Turra Coo is Doric for the Turriff cow.

Were you not expecting that to be the right answer?

No! That was supposed to be a "joke".

You were just making a cheap joke at the expense of the Scots dialect.

- I was. - You're absolutely right.

I know somewhere between, like, a non-zero amount of things about a lot of things

and a niche dairy cow…

I'm like, okay, I'm out.

Mate, welcome to my world.

The cow became famous.

Britain's Got Talent!

Did it juggle?

How, it's got four legs and no arms?

It lies on its back and does that.

I was going to go, it was sat on an office chair.

Or any other chair could do.

It just so happened its act was on an office chair.

Well, that means you can slide it onto the stage.

Exactly.

'Cos it can't propel itself because its little legs are stuck out forwards.

Oh, you think I'm being ridiculous, but actually I've just produced

a very good way of transporting a cow sat down.

At last(!)

I like the idea that there would be notation for a cow juggling with four limbs.

There would.

I'm sure you could.

Well somebody's written the patterns 'cos it…

"Boring juggler information!"

Brace yourselves, here it comes.

Well, that's how Gandini patterns work.

That's effectively one...

There's two people using four arms to juggle one pattern.

And the siteswap notation, they mathematically predicted

new juggling tricks that had never been juggled before

because the maths worked out and then they're like, "oh it worked, my goodness!"

And so, mathematically you can predict ways to juggle

without ever having to bother to learn or pick the balls up, it's great(!)

Biscuit that man.

So, Turra Coo...!

Yeah.

The juggling cow of Britain's Got Talent, we've already established this.

This was definitely before Britain's Got Talent. It is...

Oh, X Factor.

PT Barnum.

Pop Idol.

Opportunity Knocks for the students in the audience, yeah.

You're certainly closer, this was Aberdeenshire.

This was under a Liberal government, and liberal with a capital L there.

Okay, so that is pre-David Lloyd George, probably,

are we talking Liberal Whig territory here?

It was actually, I'm going to give you the point because you gave the name.

David Lloyd George.

It was David Lloyd George as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Oh my God, that's... 1911!

Yeah, you're absolutely right, have a point again.

I have it down here as the 1910s, but that's…

Specific referencing(!)

What did he bring in?

Er. Finance and Valuation Act.

Erm, pensions.

And Unemployment Benefit.

The Parliament Act.

Have I missed them all?

The first cow that could retire with a safe pension(!)

I'm going to give Gary the point.

It was National Insurance contributions.

What, for cows?

Yeah!

Er, no, it w...

Three squirts for you, one for the taxman.

For all workers between 16 and 70.

So it was the National Insurance Act.

Yes, okay.

And the farmers local to Turriff were not happy about this.

Because they would have pay their employees National Insurance stamps.

The contributions were too high, yes, absolutely right.

And it was unfair for them to pay for something they were unlikely to use.

Unlikely?

They're very likely, they're all going to get to…

Well, they might not get to pensionable age actually.

No, Coo-beasties kill 'em.

Immortal dairy workers.

Less in mortal peril than some other people in that era.

Who might have been more at risk?

At risk?

People working in the dairy mines.

Yeah, the big cream seams, they took a lot of lives.

Yes, rich seam of...

Rich seam of squirty that comes out.

More they're drilling, and it's like: "we've struck cream!"

"We've got a gusher!"

Face is white, takes the glasses off.

"Oh, we're safe now."

The thing is, apart from the word dairy in there you're absolutely right,

so I'm giving you the point.

It was people that would work in the mines and in industry.

So there were protests, and what did one particular farmer refuse to do?

And no doubt it involves this cow.

No, not yet. The cow has not yet got involved.

It will later involve this cow.

It will later involve this cow, but I'm not giving you a point for that 'cos that's

bloody obvious.

Did they march somewhere?

That was happening, but we're looking at what one specific person was doing,

as civil disobedience.

And it can't just be… he wasn't just refusing to make the payments,

so it must be something creative.

It was stamping the insurance cards.

It was doing the paperwork required for that time.

That maybe the most boring answer to a quiz question.

I realise that but we need to get through this.

That's how we resist in this country.

Stuck his quill in the farmyard, and wrote it on with that.

Oh...

Was it a poo-related protest, are we headed there?

No it wasn't, it was literally he just refused to do this,

so he was charged, he was sentenced to pay £15 plus the arrears which, in…

That's not a small amount of money,

that's probably a couple of hundred quid actually in today's terms, I would have thought.

Did the debt collector take his cow?

Ah!

Sheriff's Officer George Keith turned up, as a bailiff essentially,

and looked around for property that could be seized.

And went, "this cow's in a chair already".

"I can just wheel it straight out of the farmyard."

In the barn, juggling, it's dead easy to see, yeah.

That cow's worth a lot. Future earnings alone…

This is getting a bit Jack-and-the-Beanstalk so far, I'm going to be honest.

It is a bit, the Sheriff seized the cow.

Okay.

The trouble is: now the government owns a cow.

Wait, we've got the National Cow!

It was set to be sold.

Yes.

What's the slight problem with that?

Oh, no bugger'd buy it!

Absolutely right.

Oh boy.

Not only that. No local mart, no local agricultural mart, would handle the sale.

So now the government still has a cow.

Who is no doubt hungry…

Can I just ask, is it a boy cow or a girl cow?

- It's a girl cow. - Okay, thank you.

I believe there's technically a term for that.

Yes, it's "cow".

I only know that because I've made that same mistake myself.

The citizens found the cow tied in the village square

and decorated with a slogan, "Lendrum to Leeks."

Lendrum is where they were.

Why that might have been the slogan?

It's making a reference to someone.

To Lloyd George?

Why would that be?

Oh, he's Welsh.

There's the point, yes.

Yes, yes, yes.

That's a nice bit of stereotyping I just sauntered into there, isn't it?

Well, this was being done by the Sheriff, as the victor.

This is: we have taken your cow, we are tying it in the square,

we can't sell it but it's not your cow anymore.

What was the response to this?

Barbecue!

No, they liked the cow, they wanted to keep the cow.

You can like it, and it be delicious.

Fair point.

Those are not even close to being mutually exclusive.

They brought in loads of other identical cows.

They're like, "you'll never tell which one it is now!"

Oh, that's cunning.

And painted them one, three, and four, so everyone looked for number two.

Did they put giant hats over them and do like a three-cow Monte?

Get-- mmf-- in---!

Which one is the cow in?

Well, like, it's not a difficult…

"Under one of these cups..."

One of them is about six-foot off the ground.

And it's walking that way…

I'm going to Vegas and doing that, I'll make my fortune, I know I will.

There was a near-riot, is the answer.

There was a 100-strong mob pelting the Sheriff's officers with rotten fruit and soot.

We don't do that these days, do we?

We don't get riled up over minor issues to the same extent.

It's also very hard to get soot and fresh vegetables these days.

That's a fact, you're not going to pay through the nose at Waitrose for those, are you,

if you're just going to lob them at someone?

You know, the best you can do is, like, Amazon one hour delivery,

and even then the Sheriff's probably cottoned on and legged it.

There's an outlet for them, Amazon Protest!

They can supply you with…

Brilliant! Anything that goes out of date.

Send it for flinging!

Bags of soot…

And it could be good because instead of a real brick,

they could send you one of those rubber ones,

so you make the same point but no one gets hurt.

But you can still do the same thing, you put someone else's address in,

and under delivery instructions say "please throw through window".

Oh, yes!

I can't help but feel this is drifting towards Amazon drones, to a drone-strike joke.

A drone general strike!

Like three people got that Gary, and that was a really good gag.

It's a constituency, thank you.

You can do that. You can send people bees, can't you, in the post?

You can send ants, definitely.

I mean, I've heard.

I'm not opening that package now, man.

- And ladybirds. - Instructions:

"If I'm not home, through the letterbox, one at a time, please."

In individual packaging.

Well, once you've sent the first one through the others will probably follow it.

Well, Lloyd George was subject to a lot of protests anyway, it won't be over this.

I think it's over women's suffrage, but they planted a bomb outside his house at one point.

And my favourite one is they cut his braces.

A lady came up behind, snapped his braces and his trousers fell down.

For the non-UK audience, that's like suspenders, the things that hold your trousers up.

It's not like the things on his teeth.

Get someone with wire cutters, "pa-twing"!

Oh no, snaggle-toothed again!

And for someone in the UK, Lloyd George had enough scandal around him not to say 'suspenders'.

Yes, that's true.

So amidst the melee, there is a cow…

Love it.

That's probably winning.

...with a slogan painted on the side.

There are the Sheriff's officers and now an angry, rioting mob.

What happens during this?

I'm reckoning the cow is used in some way as part of the mob,

maybe to head it off, or a battering ram.

Oh, that would be a sheep though.

No, the cow escapes.

- Yay! - Oh, fantastic.

The cow makes a bid for freedom, and is…

This is what they want.

It's just gone from that edge of organised protest to Benny Hill.

Yes!

The cow was later found in a nearby barn.

Eight farm workers were put on trial in Aberdeen for disorderly conduct.

Nice charge.

All the people put on trial were acquitted, why?

What was the verdict they were given?

"Ultimate LOLs".

That is not a valid Scots verdict.

But something else is.

"Top bants"?

There is a verdict in Scotland that there is not in England and Wales.

It must be some kind of... you're allowed to protest provided you use enough soot?

No, we're talking verdict here.

There is guilty, there is not guilty,

and there is something else in Scotland.

Is there not proven, or something like that?

Yes, you're absolutely right.

Scots Law has a verdict of not proven.

Which is that kind of: "We know you done it really."

"We're not saying you didn't do it, but you did it well."

The prosecution have not proved their case beyond reasonable doubt, is "not proven".

There was that one hold-out guy that was actually...

a cow.

I suspect in this instance it's just nobody'd testify.

You're absolutely right, you're absolutely right and that's one of the reasons why.

If the evidence is not sufficient, but it's circumstantial…

- Are you okay there? - Oh, god.

We've lost Gary, we've lost him.

It's going to be interesting to see what this is about,

because it doesn't really follow from what's just been said.

It's something so incredibly funny but grossly inappropriate.

I was going to say, whenever you're ready, fella.

No, no, it's not, it's just like, no, no, no,

It's the thought of, they're going into the court room and the prosecution going in.

"We've got them, we've nailed them, we've got a good body of evidence."

"All rise for his Honour…"

The sound of four hooves coming in.

"Forget it!"

So the cow was eventually taken to Aberdeen, it was sold for £7.

The government, how did they do out of that deal?

Oh, are they massively out of pocket on the rail fares?

Yeah, you have to book two seats and…

Yeah, yeah…

I was just thinking, you didn't factor in because this is,

it's not just a cow, it's a famous cow.

That must push the value up a little bit.

It can juggle, it's passed the Bar and become a judge so…

It's diversified its skillset.

Yes, you need some little cows as bodyguards obviously.

Yeah, little things in their ears, dark glasses, all that kind of shizz.

So the entourage alone, getting it down to the market and that…

The expenses that you incurred are outrageous really.

The high-class grass she got shipped in.

Yes, you're absolutely right, the Sheriff's department took a loss on the whole thing.

What then happened?

'Cos this cow is in Aberdeen

and it's not been slaughtered for anything yet.

Got on the wrong train, ended up in Sheffield.

Why is this cow on a train?

Because that's how you'd probably transport a cow at that time.

There's a full circle to this story.

Did it become a cow again?

It was never not a cow, Gary.

It was a judge for a bit!

That doesn't mean it can't still be…

For God's…

I mean you put a wig on it, who's to say what animal it is?

That's my defence and I'm sticking to it, it's not proven.

Not proven because we couldn't see its scalp.

Exactly.

The farmer's friend bought it back and gave it to him as a gift.

Yes. You are absolutely right.

Oh, that's nice.

It was…

Good, 'cos I had a list of about ten different permutations I was going to go through.

Yes, it's close enough.

Bryony Miller, local girl and wife of the farm hand

rallied the local community together, bought back the cow

and presented it back as a major public event.

Was it in a box?

Did it have a bow around it?

Paraded with garlands and ribbons and flowers.

Eyy!

And painted with the slogan, "free..."

I'm going to translate this from the Scots, because I can't do the accent,

"Don't you wish you were me?"

Aww.

Yeah, I'm a juggling cow that's been a judge.

I've had a hell of a life.

How are they doing all these messages?

I mean does paint rub off cows?

Well, I'm from an urban environment, I've never painted one!

Chalk, yeah, but…

Do we have any one in the audience who has ever painted a cow?

Or knows someone who might later.

That is, like...

I was really worried for a minute there was…

This is the most middle version of cow-tipping I've heard of in my life.

To be fair, he dropped Waitrose into the conversation earlier.

Like you've, you've gone up…

Only because I've been to one earlier to buy your biscuits.

And his banana.

And my croissant, but that's different.

He says, "Do you want anything from the shop?"

I'm like, "Yeah, we need some biscuits."

He's like, "Yes, get me a banana."

"Banana!"

Yes actually he just said…

Banana, repeatedly.

And then he comes in and he's got a croissant.

Don't get me about middle class.

Didn't have almond in it.

"Almond? Luxury!"

What happened to the cow?

There's got to be, like, if you want to visit the cow now, its skeleton is in the…

Is in a corner of the farmland, yes.

It was treated well for the remaining years.

It was not sent to market after all and eventually died a natural death

and was buried in the corner of the farm.

And you can still pilgrimage to the corner of the farm?

No, but you can go to a roadside monument in Lendrum.

Ah.

That's good.

I thought you were going to say no,

but you can stop on the outside lane of the A363 or something like that.

A bit of light trespassing later.

Is there a ghost of the cow by the layby?

I'd like to think there is.

I like the idea that's just a layby ghost, because that's a pretty crap ghost.

'Cos you park in a layby in the middle of the night, you hear a mooing,

"oh there's a cow nearby."

Yes, but it's a juggling cow ghost!

How would you know you've not seen the ghost of a cow?

Deep.

And on that note, congratulations Gary, you win this week's show.

You win a tool for combing through ponds to find male ducks,

signed by a Canadian rapper.

It's a Drake Lake Drake Rake.

Sorry, it looks like Drake's signature is actually a forgery there,

so it's a fake Drake Lake Drake Rake.

You are the f***ing worst.

Do enjoy that, and on that we say thank you to Chris Joel.

"It's over! It's over!"

To Gary Brannan.

And to Matt Parker.

I've been Tom Scott and we'll see you next time.

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I'm With Her - "See You Around" [Live Performance] - Duration: 3:29.

♪ I hear you loud and clear ♪

♪ Through all the din and commotion ♪

♪ I hear you loud and clear ♪

♪ A constant ringing bell ♪

♪ Or the ocean in a shell I held up to my ear ♪

♪ While everything else is ♪

♪ Breaking like the waves down on the coastline ♪

♪ Breaking like the wine stained glass that held my drink ♪

♪ Breaking like the heart that's stuck inside my skin ♪

♪ Will it ever beat again ♪

♪ Or just go on bleeding 'til it's empty ♪

♪ 'Til I fill it up again ♪

♪ I feel you, baby ♪

♪ These aren't fighting words, just a declaration ♪

♪ I feel you ♪

♪ So I guess I'll be going now ♪

♪ I know you're looking out for new eyes in the crowd ♪

♪ I'll see you around ♪

♪ Breaking like the waves down on the coastline ♪

♪ Breaking like the wine stained glass that held my drink ♪

♪ Breaking like the heart that's stuck inside my skin ♪

♪ Will it ever beat again ♪

♪ Or just go on bleeding 'til it's empty ♪

♪ 'Til I fill it up again ♪

♪ Shiny pieces underneath my feet ♪

♪ Shiny pieces are not all of me ♪

♪ There's a far off feeling, I can't shake it ♪

♪ Hold it in my hands, but I might break it ♪

♪ Shiny pieces all around me ♪

♪ Breaking like the waves down on the coastline ♪

♪ Breaking like the wine stained glass that held my drink ♪

♪ Breaking like the heart that's stuck inside my skin ♪

♪ Come on, fill it up again ♪

♪ Fill it up again ♪

♪ Fill it up again ♪

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Do you know bananas are berries, but strawberries aren't? Yeah neither do i.

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Artificial Intelligence Can Hallucinate, Too. - Duration: 5:15.

Quick, can you pick all the labradoodles from the fried chicken?

How many labradoodles can you see?

Generally people are pretty good at knowing what we're looking at.

But it's been reported that artificial intelligence struggles to tell the difference between these

pictures.

Or between chihuahuas and blueberry muffins.

sheepdogs and mops. puppies and bagels.

Or dalmatians or ice cream!

Is there something particular about dogs that computers just don't get?

Well, not really!

Researchers have thankfully shown that dogs and food can pretty well be distinguished.

In the dogs versus foods case, algorithms can identify which is which with some 90 percent

accuracy.

This is thanks to artificial neural networks, algorithms that are structured in a similar

way to the brain.

In the last episode, we explore how artificial neural networks are really good at finding

patterns in data.

To learn something, the network takes lots of examples, say, songs with many instruments

and vocals, it works out what makes auditory patterns that resemble a voice, then it uses

those patterns to isolate a voice among the other sounds.

With images, after a deep neural network has seen thousands of sample dog photos, it can

learn what a dog is and identify dogs in new photos as accurately as you can.

Or almost as accurately.

Remember, there was some error in the dog/chicken caper.

The trouble starts when the input signals are just too similar.

If the pattern that says labradoodle is the same fuzzy curly pattern that makes up this

sheep skin I bought a few years ago, how is a computer to tell which is which?

It might seem like a trivial problem.

So what if a computer can't tell some dogs from some food?

But this is an example of how hard it is to close the gap between machine and human intelligence.

If we develop incredibly precise algorithms, it might mean that if an example only changes

a little, the machine changes its mind about what's in the photo, and struggles to understand

that a photo of a dog with a hat is still a dog.

And this is one of the hardest problems in artificial intelligence: common sense.

How can we build machines that have common sense?

So they don't have to be trained on every instance of all the objects and animals that

exist?

And coding common sense is not the only problem engineers have to solve.

Another thing that AI does is that it can hallucinate.

It can be tricked into seeing and hearing things that don't exist.

Some researchers tricked a computer to see this cat as guacamole.

This happens because no matter how accurate AI systems get in identifying objects in images

they are still vulnerable to what's called "adversarial examples."

Like our cat.

Adversarial examples fool AI because they carry a special pattern of noise from things

like lighting or texture that leads to the machine interpreting the image entirely differently.

Here, MIT researchers 3D printed a turtle, that because of altering the pattern on its

shell, the artificial neural network sees as… a rifle.

Similarly the texture of this baseball means it's seen as… espresso.

Neural networks can struggle with 3D objects because they're normally trained with 2D

images.

Still, this cat photo is recognised as... guacamole.

But when it's slightly rotated, this pattern of noise disappears so it's correctly identified

as a cat.

Us humans can pretty obviously recognise these images.

But the machine… sees something that's not there.

To be fair, computer vision has seen significant progress in recent years.

And in some cases it's more accurate than a human's.

But adversarial examples are a big concern for artificial intelligence.

Sure AI is great at seeing at image, but we need to do a lot more work in training AI

to confidently recognise 3D objects.

When image recognition is applied to things like driverless cars, a machine hallucinating

can have big implications.

For now, here's a final question for you: given that people eventually look like their

dogs, are there people out there who look like a blueberry muffin?

Do I look like fried chicken?

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Report: Trump Unleashes Brutal Surprise On United Nations: "We Simply Cannot… - Duration: 3:32.

Report: Trump Unleashes Brutal Surprise On United Nations: "We Simply Cannot…

Another win for the America First crowd!

Under Barack Obama, America was steadily becoming a slave to globalism.

Pacts like the Paris Climate Accord required the U.S. to submit to rules crafted by outsiders.

Every America would be forced to follow rules we had no say in.

The accord was not brought to the America people.

Congress wasn't allowed to vote.

It was tyranny, plain and simple.

But that was only one move by Obama to force globalism onto America.

He pushed the country to agree to ridiculous rules from the U.N.

Again, not rules decided by Congress or the American people.

Rules crafted by bureaucrats from other countries.

Of course, the rules dictated America's policy on immigration.

From CNN:

The United States notified the United Nations that it will no longer take part in the global

compact on migration, saying it undermines the nation's sovereignty.

The US has been a part of the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants since it was formed

last year.

The declaration aims to ensure the rights of migrants, help them resettle and provide

them with access to education and jobs.

It calls for the negotiation of a global compact on migration, which is expected to be adopted

next year.

"While we will continue to engage on a number of fronts at the United Nations," Secretary

of State Rex Tillerson said in a statement Sunday, "in this case, we simply cannot

in good faith support a process that could undermine the sovereign right of the United

States to enforce our immigration laws and secure our borders."

The US supports "international cooperation on migration issues," the statement added,

"but it is the primary responsibility of sovereign states to help ensure that migration

is safe, orderly, and legal."

In explaining its withdrawal Saturday, the US said the pact contains provisions that

are inconsistent with the nation's immigration policies.

While the US is proud of its leadership on migration and refugee issues, the global approach

is not compatible with the nation's sovereignty, according to Nikki Haley, the US ambassador

to the UN.

CNN and other liberal outlets make this seem like a drastic measure.

Keep in mind the "compact" was formed last year.

It was hardly a pillar of the United Nations.

This compact was a scheme to force the United States and other nations to accept refugees

and other migrants.

It would force us to face the crisis Europe is enduring.

Millions of strangers would flood our country, all because George Soros or some other globalist

says so.

Our migrant policy should be decided by our leaders, plain and simple.

Those leaders—members of Congress—answer to the American people.

If we don't like the laws they write, we can vote them out.

We can't do that with members of the U.N.

We might not even know who is writing these rules!

It was necessary to pull the U.S. from this compact.

Our policies must reflect our values and concerns.

We cannot allow rogue nations, corrupt bureaucrats, and foreign interests to control our country.

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