Youtube daily report w Dec 7 2017

[♪♩INTRO]

It's a clear day, the sun is shining, not a cloud in sight… until a plane flies over.

And then suddenly, there's a long, white line across the sky.

Sometimes these clouds, called condensation trails, or contrails, disappear almost as

soon as they form.

Other times they stick around long after the plane is gone.

It all depends on the conditions and ingredients floating around in the atmosphere.

And it turns out that planes aren't the only accidental cloud machines we have!

All clouds are made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals that form when water vapor

condenses out of the air.

Now, water molecules are floating around pretty much everywhere in a gaseous state, bumping

into other things every so often.

But it's really unlikely that a bunch of these water molecules will just clump together

at one place and one time in all the chaos of the atmosphere, to form a liquid droplet.

To make condensation much easier, the water molecules need something to stick to.

And this is where these things called cloud condensation nuclei or cloud seeds come in.

Dust, sea salt, or even bacteria will do.

Most particles form closer to the ground, though.

And any particles that do manage to make it up to lofty heights are too heavy to stay

there for long, although sometimes they become a part of a cloud.

This is where planes come in with their combustion engines, which burn fuel to generate power.

Even highly efficient jet engines emit some non-combusted carbon that can stick together

to form soot.

They can also spew out small metallic particles, as well as sulfur and nitrogen compounds that

can clump together and work as cloud seeds.

All this junk is splendid for a water molecule looking to leave the gas phase and condense

somewhere nice.

Because planes today fly at high altitudes where temperatures are really cold, as soon

as the water condenses, it freezes, forming a man-made ice cloud.

At least… for a little while.

If the air behind the plane is too warm or dry, the water molecules will sublimate almost

as quickly as they freeze, transitioning straight from a solid to a gas instead of melting.

This creates a short-lived contrail that seems to follow the plane across the sky, never

getting any longer.

But under cooler, more humid conditions, these ice crystals stick around.

They might even travel or grow into bigger clouds.

Today, a lot of air traffic makes contrails pretty common, but they've been around since

at least the 1920s when early high-altitude planes were flown.

Scientists didn't think much of them until World War II, when long-lasting contrails

started messing with stealth missions.

After all, it's hard to be sneaky when there's a line of clouds pointing towards you.

And nowadays we know that contrails aren't the only man-made clouds in the sky.

There are clouds formed from the exhaust of big shipping vessels called ship tracks.

They criss-cross the oceans, making patterns that are visible all the way from space.

Ship engines and the fuel they burn tend to be less regulated than other modes of transportation,

so their exhaust contains a lot of condensation nuclei.

This means water molecules form many more tiny droplets than they would naturally, creating

low, dense, fog-like clouds that look brighter to satellites because they reflect more sunlight.

Because of their reflectiveness, ship tracks may also have a small cooling effect on the

climate, leading some people to suggest seeding a lot of these types of clouds to help stave

off global warming.

But scientists have some big concerns about potential side effects.

We aren't sure how these man-made clouds affect global precipitation, plus they're

made by burning fuels that cause heavy air pollution… which doesn't help.

Now, the most common man-made clouds are actually billowing out of smokestacks of coal and gas-fired

power stations.

Hot air, water vapor, and soot rise into the atmosphere, cooling as they go.

Eventually, the rising air matches the temperature of its surroundings, which is often cool enough

for water to condense onto the soot and form clouds.

In extreme cases, a rapid heating event like an explosion can cause a pocket of hot, low-density

air to shoot into the atmosphere along with soot.

When this hot plume hits the cooler, denser air above it, the top flattens and bottom

curls in on itself, forming what might be the most famous type of man-made cloud: the

mushroom cloud.

And after a while, all the air will cool and the cloud will start to disperse.

If you're tired of contrails interfering with your cloud gazing, you'll be happy

to know that a recent study by NASA showed that planes that use biofuels produce less

soot in their exhaust, which means fewer cloud seeds.

Regulations targeting soot and sulfur emissions by ships could reduce ship tracks, too.

And, with any luck, using more renewable energy sources will cut down on the need for smokestacks.

So it is possible that nature will monopolize cloud-creation again someday.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which was brought to you by our patrons on

Patreon.

If you want to help support this show, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.

And don't forget to go to youtube.com/scishow and subscribe!

[♪♩OUTRO]

For more infomation >> Airplanes and Other Man-Made Cloud Machines - Duration: 4:43.

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The Deepest Part of the Ocean! - Duration: 4:15.

[♪Intro♪]

Deep in the Pacific Ocean, near China, there's a long, crescent-shaped area that's one

of the most special places on Earth.

It's called the Mariana Trench, and it's the deepest part of the ocean.

It's so far down that for a long time, scientists weren't even sure if anything could live there

But then we finally were able to explore it, and it turns out that there are some awesome

forms of life down there!

The Mariana Trench is almost 11,000 meters, or about 36,000 feet deep.

It's hard to even imagine how far down that is, but think about how far you would go if

you walked for two hours — like for as long as a movie.

[Squeaks thinks that's a long walk]

Yeah, that would be a long walk!

But you'd end up going pretty far, right?

[Squeaks agrees]

Well, that's about as far down as the deepest part of the ocean is.

If you put the biggest mountain on Earth inside it, the top of the mountain wouldn't even

come close to the surface of the water!

And when you get that deep into the ocean, it becomes really hard for anything to survive.

For one thing, it's super dark.

The light from the sun can't go through all that water!

And almost everything that's alive needs sunlight to live, so it's really important!

It's also reallllly cold!

It's so cold that if it got even a tiny bit colder, the water would freeze into ice.

And, there's tons of pressure down there, too.

Pressure is what happens when something pushes on something else.

Like if you press your hand against this table, Squeaks …

[he puts his hand (paw?) on the table]

… exactly!

Your hand is putting pressure on the table.

At the bottom of the Mariana Trench, all the water above creates lots of pressure — so

much that it wouldn't be safe for people, or almost any other living thing, to swim

around down there.

The pressure would be way too strong!

Between the darkness and the cold and the pressure, it's very hard for anything to

survive at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

But there are some special types of life that can!

Like something called a sea cucumber.

[Squeaks is surprised]

No, not that kind of cucumber!

Even though they have a similar name, sea cucumbers aren't anything like the cucumber

vegetables we eat in salad sometimes.

They're animals!

They kind of look like big worms, and they live on the ocean floor, where they look for

things to eat — like tiny animals, so small you wouldn't even be able see them.

Another type of animal that lives in the deepest part of the ocean are amphipods, which look

a little bit like shrimp.

Most of the animals that are similar to amphipods and live in other places are pretty small

— they're usually only about a centimeter long, or about as long as a fingernail.

But the amphipods at the bottom of the Mariana Trench are much bigger — they can be 20

centimeters long, or about the size of a grown-up's hand!

There are also lots of another type of living thing, called foraminifera, or just forams

for short, that live in the deepest part of the ocean.

There are more than 400 kinds of them living in the Mariana Trench, and they're not animals,

or plants, or even fungi like mushrooms.

They're a type of living thing called a protist.

These forams can be about the same size as the amphipods, or even bigger — up to 30

centimeters long.

All the types of life in the deepest part of the ocean are soft, with no hard bones.

They can't have bones, because the pressure down there is so strong that it would just

turn them into mush!

That strong pressure is also makes it very hard for us humans to go explore the Mariana

Trench, which is why there's a lot scientists still don't know about it.

We can send people in special types of submarines that keep them safe from the pressure and

the cold, or we can send robots without people.

[Squeaks volunteers]

I know, Squeaks, I'd love to go explore it too!

But it's very hard and expensive to build submarines or robots that can go that far

down.

Scientists have only done it a few times!

So, we know a little bit about what's down in the deepest part of the whole ocean.

But a lot of it is still a big mystery!

Thanks for joining us!

If you want to keep learning and having fun with Squeaks and me, hit the subscribe button,

and we'll see you next time here at the Fort!

[♪Outro♪]

For more infomation >> The Deepest Part of the Ocean! - Duration: 4:15.

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QUICK & EASY BIG PUFF HAIRSTYLE │HALF UP HALF DOWN HAIR TUTORIAL │ DIY BOLLYWOOD HAIRSTYLES AT HOME - Duration: 2:22.

hey guys welcome back to my channel and hello if you're new make sure you

subscribe before you leave that way you'll always notified every time I

upload which is every week and today's video I'm going to share with you guys

how to get this big voluminous poof half up half down hairstyle that was inspired

by a Bollywood actresses like Deepika and Jacqueline Fernandez so this

hairstyle is super easy first you just want to tease the top of your hair if

you want to keep your hair straight you can do that you can straighten it or you

can curl it this look is very customizable but you want to go ahead

and tease all the way down to your crown so you want that big volume in your hair

after I tease with the rat tail comb I'm gonna go in to use just a little bit

more I'm also gonna tease the sides because I want this pouf to be really

really big and I wanted to stay put all day long next I am going to take the

hair from the sides pull that up only half half of the hair I'm gonna pull

that up and then I'm going to bobby pin that down so I pull it up and then I

push it up if you guys saw like I pushed it towards my face and then I'm gonna

take a few bobby pins and bobby pin that crisscross I use about four and that

holds up my hair pretty well throughout the day you want to make sure that it's

tight when you feel your bobby pins are tight that's when your hair is not gonna

budge all day long and that is basically it afterwards I'm gonna kind of go in

and brush it a little bit I'm going to take my rat tail comb with a mirror and

kind of brush out the tangles make it a little more neater in the back and then

next step I'm just going to take the sides and brush that out a little bit

just to make it a little bit neater but I still want that messy poof look and

then the hairs that are sticking out on the sides I didn't like I just bobby pin

those down which is optional you can definitely leave it just like that or

you can pin it down I like to pin it down because it just makes my hair feel

more secure and I like my sides to be a little bit more sleek and the top to be

a little bit more bigger and that's basically it I hope you guys enjoyed

this video thank you guys so much for watching if you guys have any requests

for any more hair to leave it down below and I'll work on

that for you guys check out my other hair tutorials on my channel I have a

bunch of them for you and I will talk to you guys in my next video bye

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COISAS QUE ACHEI ESTRANHAS NO BRASIL 🇧🇷 | Amigo Alemão - Duration: 2:28.

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Hipsters React to

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Cecilia e Ignazio rivelano cos'è successo nell'armadio e dietro la tenda rossa | M.C.G.S - Duration: 4:09.

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Ivete Sangalo faz pergunta inconveniente e recebe resposta: 'Não interessa' - Duration: 2:29.

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Zilu novamente é descartada e ex-noivo faz declaração chocante na web - Duration: 2:30.

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Mulher de Teló vira diabo de saia e o proíbe até de ver a família - Duration: 2:25.

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Exposta por Lívia, Patricia Abravanel é vítima de crime e preocupa: 'Já choro' - Duration: 2:28.

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Noivo de Zilu cansa e choca ao dizer por que a largou - Duration: 2:24.

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Peugeot 108 1.0 e-VTi-5 drs-airco-navi (2014) - Duration: 0:54.

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Quarteto de Cordas | Entrada dos Pajens A Bela e a Fera | Casamento Capela São Francisco de Assis - Duration: 1:39.

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9 Signs That You Have An Irritable Bowel (VACED) - Duration: 5:31.

Our gut is very important because It is for it to eliminate toxins and waste,

besides converting food into energy.

Because of that, a gut that does not work properly can cause a lot of damage to

the rest of our body and open doors to other more serious diseases.

Our gut depends on a balance very delicate between good bacteria, which

make up our intestinal flora, and bacteria poor who are in the waste and toxins

We eliminated.

Losing this balance can be disastrous.

The intestinal imbalance has been associated to hormonal imbalances, autoimmune diseases

among other problems.

So we know when we are in trouble intestinal is crucial to avoid problems

larger.

See 9 signs that you are in trouble intestinal:

1.

Tiredness The sleepless nights are already a sign.

If you have digestion problems, your metabolism will be slower.

malignant bacteria may be sucking nutrients your body needs.

2.

digestive problems Some signs are pretty obvious: swelling in

stomach, gas and diarrhea are some signs alert.

This means that the intestinal bacteria good they are struggling mightily to process

the foods.

Having gases is normal but excess gases may signal that causes swelling problems.

The acid reflux and other problems are colitis which are a direct result of an invasion

bad bacteria.

3.

Skin Problems We know that these bad bacteria cause

inflammation in the intestine.

And these sores can spread, especially to the face.

If you notice an increase in acne, rosacea, eczema or psoriasis, it may be time to neutralize

the intestine.

4.

Deficiencies of vitamins and minerals To absorb all the nutrients and minerals

needed food, the gut needs be working properly, because their

cells rely on them for growth, energy and regeneration.

Therefore, a gut that can not your function generates vitamin deficiency in

body.

5.

autoimmune diseases Research has shown that intestinal problems

They are directly associated with diseases autoimmune diseases including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis

and Crohn's disease.

6.

Home Diabetes Patients with diabetes have high levels

of bad bacteria in your intestines, for So treat intestinal problems is very

important to prevent and help treat diabetes.

7.

Mood problems Whenever the bad bacteria are in

greater quantities in your gut, you can make sure that the toxins that should

be eliminated are retained.

These toxins may disrupt production the happiness hormone, called serotonin,

and other neurotransmitters that can improve your mood.

Therefore, intestinal problems, can leave you vulnerable to mood swings, stress,

anxiety and depression.

8.

Difficulty sleeping Intestinal flora is responsible for storing

and regulate the production of serotonin.

Serotonin, as well as help keep the humor, It is also responsible for inducing and regulating

sleep, so intestinal problems can affect your sleep rhythm.

9.

Weight gain Overweight people may be in trouble

intestinal that prevent proper disposal of toxins.

Furthermore, they can be with difficulty properly process fat.

Therefore, maintaining a healthy weight is crucial to improve the functioning of the entire system

digestive.

If you have many of these symptoms, see what you can do to combat their

intestinal problems: Avoid eating sugar, because it contributes to

the proliferation of bad bacteria in your intestine.

and chew the food to aid digestion.

Stay hydrated by taking the minimum 2 liters of water per day.

Look detoxify your gut through detox juices or even laxatives at least

1 time per month.

Consume more foods with probiotics to restoring the balance of intestinal bacteria.

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Death Note Ending 1 (Jap) - Alumina | Acoustic Live Cover (Piano & Vocals) - Paulo cuevas - Duration: 6:36.

Hi there YouTube friends! Thanx for watching

If you like Death Note, if you liked this version of the first opening

And if you hate Death Note's ending, leave a thumbs up

As you could see, last month I couldn't upload more acoustic videos

I had a minor accident

And I couldn't record these videos comfrotably

But I was able to work on new metal covers

So I'll be uploading new metal covers soon

I know that's what you ask for the most, and it's also what I enjoy doing the most

I also hope to do some christmas songs

or at least more related to this time of the year

So look forward to that too

If you have suggestions or ideas for songs on the piano, leave them in the comments

I've seen a lot of people ask for the new Dragon Ball Super Ending

So it's likely that I'll do that on the piano soon

Remember you can support me by buying or streaming these songs online

That's it for now, so if you reached this part of the video

Leave a comment with the hashtag #UntilTheEnd

Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you in the next video

Mata ne! (see you next time)

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[Legendad]Dr Steven Greer entrevistado pelo "Health Ranger " - The Cosmic FALSE FLAG - Duration: 34:18.

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Cronista | Nicacio - Cortejo à Paranoia [Prod. NVM] - Duration: 2:32.

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Vlogmas Day 2 || Smokey Eye and Red Lip - Christmas Makeup Tutorial - Duration: 6:03.

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PELOZIO - O espetáculo do dia a dia (prod. HUGUERAS) - Duration: 3:12.

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COISAS QUE ACHEI ESTRANHAS NO BRASIL 🇧🇷 | Amigo Alemão - Duration: 2:28.

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MITOS Y VERDADES DEL PROTECTOR SOLAR - Duration: 1:49.

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'Um Caminho Para o Destino': Fernanda é condenada a muitos anos de prisão - Duration: 2:25.

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The History of Coffee, as told ...

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Airplanes and Other Man-Made Cloud Machines - Duration: 4:43.

[♪♩INTRO]

It's a clear day, the sun is shining, not a cloud in sight… until a plane flies over.

And then suddenly, there's a long, white line across the sky.

Sometimes these clouds, called condensation trails, or contrails, disappear almost as

soon as they form.

Other times they stick around long after the plane is gone.

It all depends on the conditions and ingredients floating around in the atmosphere.

And it turns out that planes aren't the only accidental cloud machines we have!

All clouds are made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals that form when water vapor

condenses out of the air.

Now, water molecules are floating around pretty much everywhere in a gaseous state, bumping

into other things every so often.

But it's really unlikely that a bunch of these water molecules will just clump together

at one place and one time in all the chaos of the atmosphere, to form a liquid droplet.

To make condensation much easier, the water molecules need something to stick to.

And this is where these things called cloud condensation nuclei or cloud seeds come in.

Dust, sea salt, or even bacteria will do.

Most particles form closer to the ground, though.

And any particles that do manage to make it up to lofty heights are too heavy to stay

there for long, although sometimes they become a part of a cloud.

This is where planes come in with their combustion engines, which burn fuel to generate power.

Even highly efficient jet engines emit some non-combusted carbon that can stick together

to form soot.

They can also spew out small metallic particles, as well as sulfur and nitrogen compounds that

can clump together and work as cloud seeds.

All this junk is splendid for a water molecule looking to leave the gas phase and condense

somewhere nice.

Because planes today fly at high altitudes where temperatures are really cold, as soon

as the water condenses, it freezes, forming a man-made ice cloud.

At least… for a little while.

If the air behind the plane is too warm or dry, the water molecules will sublimate almost

as quickly as they freeze, transitioning straight from a solid to a gas instead of melting.

This creates a short-lived contrail that seems to follow the plane across the sky, never

getting any longer.

But under cooler, more humid conditions, these ice crystals stick around.

They might even travel or grow into bigger clouds.

Today, a lot of air traffic makes contrails pretty common, but they've been around since

at least the 1920s when early high-altitude planes were flown.

Scientists didn't think much of them until World War II, when long-lasting contrails

started messing with stealth missions.

After all, it's hard to be sneaky when there's a line of clouds pointing towards you.

And nowadays we know that contrails aren't the only man-made clouds in the sky.

There are clouds formed from the exhaust of big shipping vessels called ship tracks.

They criss-cross the oceans, making patterns that are visible all the way from space.

Ship engines and the fuel they burn tend to be less regulated than other modes of transportation,

so their exhaust contains a lot of condensation nuclei.

This means water molecules form many more tiny droplets than they would naturally, creating

low, dense, fog-like clouds that look brighter to satellites because they reflect more sunlight.

Because of their reflectiveness, ship tracks may also have a small cooling effect on the

climate, leading some people to suggest seeding a lot of these types of clouds to help stave

off global warming.

But scientists have some big concerns about potential side effects.

We aren't sure how these man-made clouds affect global precipitation, plus they're

made by burning fuels that cause heavy air pollution… which doesn't help.

Now, the most common man-made clouds are actually billowing out of smokestacks of coal and gas-fired

power stations.

Hot air, water vapor, and soot rise into the atmosphere, cooling as they go.

Eventually, the rising air matches the temperature of its surroundings, which is often cool enough

for water to condense onto the soot and form clouds.

In extreme cases, a rapid heating event like an explosion can cause a pocket of hot, low-density

air to shoot into the atmosphere along with soot.

When this hot plume hits the cooler, denser air above it, the top flattens and bottom

curls in on itself, forming what might be the most famous type of man-made cloud: the

mushroom cloud.

And after a while, all the air will cool and the cloud will start to disperse.

If you're tired of contrails interfering with your cloud gazing, you'll be happy

to know that a recent study by NASA showed that planes that use biofuels produce less

soot in their exhaust, which means fewer cloud seeds.

Regulations targeting soot and sulfur emissions by ships could reduce ship tracks, too.

And, with any luck, using more renewable energy sources will cut down on the need for smokestacks.

So it is possible that nature will monopolize cloud-creation again someday.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which was brought to you by our patrons on

Patreon.

If you want to help support this show, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.

And don't forget to go to youtube.com/scishow and subscribe!

[♪♩OUTRO]

For more infomation >> Airplanes and Other Man-Made Cloud Machines - Duration: 4:43.

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The Deepest Part of the Ocean! - Duration: 4:15.

[♪Intro♪]

Deep in the Pacific Ocean, near China, there's a long, crescent-shaped area that's one

of the most special places on Earth.

It's called the Mariana Trench, and it's the deepest part of the ocean.

It's so far down that for a long time, scientists weren't even sure if anything could live there

But then we finally were able to explore it, and it turns out that there are some awesome

forms of life down there!

The Mariana Trench is almost 11,000 meters, or about 36,000 feet deep.

It's hard to even imagine how far down that is, but think about how far you would go if

you walked for two hours — like for as long as a movie.

[Squeaks thinks that's a long walk]

Yeah, that would be a long walk!

But you'd end up going pretty far, right?

[Squeaks agrees]

Well, that's about as far down as the deepest part of the ocean is.

If you put the biggest mountain on Earth inside it, the top of the mountain wouldn't even

come close to the surface of the water!

And when you get that deep into the ocean, it becomes really hard for anything to survive.

For one thing, it's super dark.

The light from the sun can't go through all that water!

And almost everything that's alive needs sunlight to live, so it's really important!

It's also reallllly cold!

It's so cold that if it got even a tiny bit colder, the water would freeze into ice.

And, there's tons of pressure down there, too.

Pressure is what happens when something pushes on something else.

Like if you press your hand against this table, Squeaks …

[he puts his hand (paw?) on the table]

… exactly!

Your hand is putting pressure on the table.

At the bottom of the Mariana Trench, all the water above creates lots of pressure — so

much that it wouldn't be safe for people, or almost any other living thing, to swim

around down there.

The pressure would be way too strong!

Between the darkness and the cold and the pressure, it's very hard for anything to

survive at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

But there are some special types of life that can!

Like something called a sea cucumber.

[Squeaks is surprised]

No, not that kind of cucumber!

Even though they have a similar name, sea cucumbers aren't anything like the cucumber

vegetables we eat in salad sometimes.

They're animals!

They kind of look like big worms, and they live on the ocean floor, where they look for

things to eat — like tiny animals, so small you wouldn't even be able see them.

Another type of animal that lives in the deepest part of the ocean are amphipods, which look

a little bit like shrimp.

Most of the animals that are similar to amphipods and live in other places are pretty small

— they're usually only about a centimeter long, or about as long as a fingernail.

But the amphipods at the bottom of the Mariana Trench are much bigger — they can be 20

centimeters long, or about the size of a grown-up's hand!

There are also lots of another type of living thing, called foraminifera, or just forams

for short, that live in the deepest part of the ocean.

There are more than 400 kinds of them living in the Mariana Trench, and they're not animals,

or plants, or even fungi like mushrooms.

They're a type of living thing called a protist.

These forams can be about the same size as the amphipods, or even bigger — up to 30

centimeters long.

All the types of life in the deepest part of the ocean are soft, with no hard bones.

They can't have bones, because the pressure down there is so strong that it would just

turn them into mush!

That strong pressure is also makes it very hard for us humans to go explore the Mariana

Trench, which is why there's a lot scientists still don't know about it.

We can send people in special types of submarines that keep them safe from the pressure and

the cold, or we can send robots without people.

[Squeaks volunteers]

I know, Squeaks, I'd love to go explore it too!

But it's very hard and expensive to build submarines or robots that can go that far

down.

Scientists have only done it a few times!

So, we know a little bit about what's down in the deepest part of the whole ocean.

But a lot of it is still a big mystery!

Thanks for joining us!

If you want to keep learning and having fun with Squeaks and me, hit the subscribe button,

and we'll see you next time here at the Fort!

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QUICK & EASY BIG PUFF HAIRSTYLE │HALF UP HALF DOWN HAIR TUTORIAL │ DIY BOLLYWOOD HAIRSTYLES AT HOME - Duration: 2:22.

hey guys welcome back to my channel and hello if you're new make sure you

subscribe before you leave that way you'll always notified every time I

upload which is every week and today's video I'm going to share with you guys

how to get this big voluminous poof half up half down hairstyle that was inspired

by a Bollywood actresses like Deepika and Jacqueline Fernandez so this

hairstyle is super easy first you just want to tease the top of your hair if

you want to keep your hair straight you can do that you can straighten it or you

can curl it this look is very customizable but you want to go ahead

and tease all the way down to your crown so you want that big volume in your hair

after I tease with the rat tail comb I'm gonna go in to use just a little bit

more I'm also gonna tease the sides because I want this pouf to be really

really big and I wanted to stay put all day long next I am going to take the

hair from the sides pull that up only half half of the hair I'm gonna pull

that up and then I'm going to bobby pin that down so I pull it up and then I

push it up if you guys saw like I pushed it towards my face and then I'm gonna

take a few bobby pins and bobby pin that crisscross I use about four and that

holds up my hair pretty well throughout the day you want to make sure that it's

tight when you feel your bobby pins are tight that's when your hair is not gonna

budge all day long and that is basically it afterwards I'm gonna kind of go in

and brush it a little bit I'm going to take my rat tail comb with a mirror and

kind of brush out the tangles make it a little more neater in the back and then

next step I'm just going to take the sides and brush that out a little bit

just to make it a little bit neater but I still want that messy poof look and

then the hairs that are sticking out on the sides I didn't like I just bobby pin

those down which is optional you can definitely leave it just like that or

you can pin it down I like to pin it down because it just makes my hair feel

more secure and I like my sides to be a little bit more sleek and the top to be

a little bit more bigger and that's basically it I hope you guys enjoyed

this video thank you guys so much for watching if you guys have any requests

for any more hair to leave it down below and I'll work on

that for you guys check out my other hair tutorials on my channel I have a

bunch of them for you and I will talk to you guys in my next video bye

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It's Official: Game of Thrones Isn't Returning Until 2019 SMH - Duration: 2:11.

What's up guys, Frazier here for Complex with some bad news.

This outcome has been a possibility for awhile now, but today it became official: the final

season of Game of Thrones, will not air until 2019.

The confirmation comes courtesy of Sansa Stark herself, Sophie Turner.

In a new interview with Variety discussing her career plans for life-after-Thrones, Turner

casually reveals season 8 is set for 2019 while listing off her release schedule.

For what it's worth HBO hasn't actually said anything concrete but, let's be real...Turner

probably knows what's up.

If anything her slip will just force HBO's hand to confirm it.

This definitely sucks, but the writing was on the wall.

Thrones only just started filming season 8 in October, and in the same interview Turner

estimates they have at least six more months left.

Add in all the special effects and other time consuming post-production flourishes each

episode needs, and there's really no way the show could realistically meet a 2018 release

date.

There are ice dragons in play now, after all.

Making that shit look cool takes time.

A twelve-month minimum wait isn't ideal but at least season 8 is shaping up to be

worthy of the long wait.

The season will only be six episodes but showrunners Dan Weiss and David Benioff have hinted at

each ep being super-sized in length, maybe even 80 minutes.

Here's what Turner was able to tease about Sansa's arc.

"This season, there's a new threat, and all of a sudden she finds herself somewhat

back in the deep end.

And without Littlefinger, it's a test for her of whether she can get through it.

This season is more a passionate fight for her than a political, manipulative kind of

fight."

When we last left Sansa, she skirted every fan's fears that she'd kill her sister

Arya and instead teamed up with her to take out master schemer and all-around fuckboy

Littlefinger.

Meanwhile her brother Jon just pledged the family's loyalty to his new boo slash unbeknownst

aunt Daenerys.

And ice zombies are on the way.

So, yea, there's gonna be a lot going on next season.

2019 can't come soon enough.

Hopefully by the time Thrones premieres we'll at least have a new president.

Meanwhile you can catch Turner on the cover of EW previewing her role as the titular Dark

PHoenix in the hotly anticipated new X-Men film, due next November.

That's the news for now but for more GoT updates during this long winter subscribe

to Complex News on YouTube.

For Complex I'm Frazier.

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Best FREE Screen Recorder / Capture Software of 2018 - Duration: 6:39.

what's up guys map from Fillmore here so I know many of you like to record your

favorite movies game shows using your computer screen well I'm one of them and

I'm gonna show you the best free spirit quarters that you can use to do exactly

that later I'll show you our new product release film or screen which is a paid

alternative and has a built-in video editor and allows you to record up to

120 frames per second you can try it free by clicking on the link here or in

the description box below and if you're new here go ahead and leave us a comment

below enjoy the community so I'm gonna give

you five seconds to do that well I take a sip of coffee alright let's get

started so first up we have OBS which is open broadcaster software the great

thing about open broadcaster software is that it's completely free like

absolutely completely free there is no paid version of the software now OBS

might not be the best looking screen recording software out there but it gets

the job done when I first opened it up I had a moment of shock wondering how do I

make this thing work

don't worry to do a basic screen recording it is quite simple and a quick

google or youtube search will provide you with an answer pretty quickly one

minor issue that I have with OBS is that the first time I used it and clicked on

start recording I wasn't actually sure whether it was recording or not I was

expecting some sort of red dot to appear somewhere on the interface the only way

to tell if your screen is recording is to make sure the timer is counting next

to the record text in the bottom right however OBS does allow you to set a

custom frame rate up to 60 frames per second you can create your own custom

hotkeys for starting and stopping your screen recording there are no watermarks

or recording time limitations and OBS works on Windows Linux and Mac if you

are tech savvy and feel comfortable adjusting your screen recording settings

then OBS is a solid option as a screen recorder and next we're going to check

out flashback Express

flashback Express is another popular screen recording software when you first

open it up you will be greeted by an easy-to-use interface you will have

three options to choose from when setting up your screen recording the

screen sound webcam and then there's the record button it doesn't get much easier

than that if you want to change more advanced settings of your screen

recording and you can always go into the tools option and adjust your settings

flashback Express also doesn't have any time limit for recording and it won't

put a watermark on your exported video technically flashback Express has a

video editor but it only has a few options like adding a crop or changing

the mouse cursor highlights if you want to do things like edit the frames add

sound and text then you'll have to upgrade to the pro version one of the

downsides is that you can only export to a WMV file this file format will work on

PCs but odds are you will have trouble opening it up on a Mac computer you

could always convert the file from a WMV to something like an mp4 otherwise you

will need to upgrade to the pro version to be able to export to other types of

file formats if you want an easy to use screen recorder that will get you

started quickly then flashback Express is an excellent choice next we're going

to check out I scream scream recorder

right off the bat I can tell you that my favorite thing about ice cream screen

recorder is that you can draw add shapes and icons while you are recording this

is a handy feature if you're creating a tutorial and want to draw attention to a

specific area on the screen aside from that it functions very similar to

flashback Express and is easy to use there's the added tool of being able to

capture screenshots as well there's two major downsides to ice cream screen

recorder the free version only allows you to record up to five minutes so if

you plan on recording something longer than that then you'll have to stop your

recording of five minutes and then start a new one you also can only export

videos in that WebM file format odds are if you want to share this video or edit

it then it's best to convert it to another commonly used file format like

mp4 if you're looking for a screen recorder to do short tutorials or

explainer videos then this software will get the job done coming at you next is

tiny tape one thing I noticed about using tiny tape is that it's fast it

loads quickly there was no lagging and when I clicked on a button everything

happened instantly the interface is super simple as well and easy to

understand there's only a few buttons you can click on I also love the fact

that it exports your videos as an mp4 so this makes sharing them between Mac and

Windows computers much easier you also have the option to connect your YouTube

account and directly upload it to YouTube one annoying feature that bugged

me was that there was no option to tell the screen recorder to record your full

screen every time I initiated the screen recorder I would have to drag the mouse

over the area that I wanted to record tiny snake also has a time limit of 5

minutes for screen recordings so again you'll have to stop and start a new

recording if you plan on screen recording for longer than 5 minutes

there's also no video editing features when you finish your screen recording it

will automatically load the video editing software but you can't do

anything with it unless you pay it upgrade to the pro version all you can

do is export your video so it's a bit like walking through the gift shop at

the end of a tour if you plan on doing a screen recording and not adding any

annotations and tiny tape becomes an excellent option and next let's check

out the more screen which is a paid alternative and

offers a few extra features and last but not least is film or screen one of the

great features that you don't find on any of the other software's I just

talked about is the fact that you can record up to 120 frames per second now

this is great for recording your gameplay footage or just avoiding any

leg and having a nice smooth screen recording other great features is it has

a nice clean user interface you can have a webcam recording at the same time when

you're recording the screen and there's a built-in video editor where you can

add in annotations and elements and icons and all that type of fun stuff so

if you don't mind paying the 20 bucks and I highly recommend you check off the

more screen as well and those are the best free screen recorders thanks so

much for watching don't forget to comment like and subscribe and we'll see

you next time

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Sony H.ear On 2 - Sony's Answer To The Beats Studio 3's With 1000XM2 Sound - Duration: 10:19.

OK so this video has been heavily requested so here it is, these are the Sony H.ear on

2 noise canceling headphones….

Aside from the awful name….

They're a more playful and slightly more affordable version of the Sony 1000XM2 headphones.

Aside from their design, they do have some key differences and perform differently from

their more premium counterpart.

Don't forget to like comment and subscribe and you can watch some of my other vides here

after you're done watching this video.

Unlike the Sony 1000XM2's which only come in 2 color ways, the Sony H.ear On 2 come

in 3 color ways, twilight red, moonlit blue, and grayish black.

And two more colors are supposed to be released as well, horizon green and pale gold.

The H.ear on 2 are Sony's attempt at going up against the Beats Studio 3's.

But the H.ear on 2 are slightly cheaper then the Studio 3's retailing for $299.99, but

I actually got these for $249.99.

If you want to pick these headphones up I'll have links in the description below and I'll

keep them updated so you can get the best deal possible.

I suggest you check out the links cause sony products routinely go on sale.

And it also helps out the channel.

The Sony h.ear on 2 come included with a color matching carrying pouch and audio cable and

they come included with a micro USB cable for charging.

But if you plan on traveling a lot with these headphones then I suggest you invest in your

own hardshell carrying case, the pouch is not going to protect your headphones.

These headphones also don't come included with an airplane adaptor which I personally

don't think is a big deal.

Build quality is just as good as the Sony 1000XM2.

They're mostly made out of plastic and have the same stainless steel headband and synthetic

leather covering the ear cups.

And they're heavier than I expected weighing in at 291 grams.

I'm also assuming the H.ear on 2 is using the same plastic on the underside of the headband

as the 1000XM2.

Which I want to point out that after 3 months of heavy usage still haven't cracked which

was a pretty common problem on the Sony MDR-1000X.

So hopefully the Sony H.ear on 2 wont have a headband cracking issue either.

The ear cups on the H.ear On 2 have good amount of range of motion but they don't pivot

or swivel as much as the 1000XM2's.

And unlike the M2's the H.ear On 2 can't be laid flat, they can only fold up.

On the left ear cup you've got your NFC touch point, power button, noise cancellation

button, micro USB port, and audio jack.

And yes these headphones can be used passively.

My only grip with the physical buttons is that they are very hard to find.

I just wish they were raised more or textured.

Just like the sony 1000xM2, the H.ear on 2 also use touch controls on the right ear cup

to control your music playback.

Swipe front or back to skip or go back a track, double tap to play or pause, and swipe up

or swipe down to raise or lower your volume.

And pro tip if you swipe up and hold then the volume will continue to rise until you

let go.

And the same goes for lowering the volume.

And if you tap and hold you'll activate your voice assistant, "cant want to see

what siri gets wrong this time".

The touch controls are pretty intuitive and very accurate, I've never really had a problem

with them even with wet fingers.

When it comes to design and comfort, I personally prefer the look and some of the design elements

of the H.ear On 2 over the 1000XM2.

First the ear cups on the H.ear on 2 aren't covered in synthetic leather like the M2's

which just gives them a cleaner look.

But they do stick out to the sides a bit, not as bad as the Sony XB950N1's but you

might look like megaman with these on.

They're just not as low profile as the 1000XM2's.

But the biggest design difference between the 1000XM2 and H.ear On 2 are the ear cups.

The ear cups on the H.ear on 2 do a far better job of encasing your ears and give your ears

more room to breath.

Which also means less sweat and heat build up after prolonged use sessions.

The Ear cups on the H.ear On 2 are very similar to the ear cups found on the Bose QC35 and

B&W PX.

They're not as comfortable to wear as the Bose cause they do have a little more clamping

force and the padding isn't as soft, but they are more comfortable than the PX cause

they do have more padding.

I feel the H.ear On 2 are going to fit just fine for most people.

If you have a bigger head the clamping force isn't going to cause you discomfort in the

jaw area and if you have bigger ears the padding isn't going to rest on your ears like the

1000XM2 or Beats Studio 3 do.

Battery life on the Sony H.ear On 2 is also almost as good as the Sony 1000XM2.

With noise cancelation turned on I've averaged 28 and half hours of playback time and with

noise cancelation turned off I've averaged 35 hours of playback time.

These headphones have a better battery life than the Bose qc35 and beats studio 3 with

noise cancelation turned on.

But their quick charging is pretty weak, if you plug them in for 10 minutes then you'll

only get 65 minutes of playback time.

These headphones are also using bluetooth 4.1 and their range and connectivity is very

similar to the 1000XM2.

They have a range of about 30 feet, very little delay so audio and images are synced when

watching videos and they have a stable and clear connection.

But just like the 1000XM2, the H.ear on 2 can not be paired to multiple devices at the

same time, so you cant quickly switch from one device to the other as easily as you would

with lets say Bose headphones that can be connected to 2 devices at the same time or

Beats that use Apple's W1 chips.

So you cant hot swap.

So switching from your phone to your laptop with Sony headphones isn't as seamless like

with other headphones which does get annoying after awhile.

But if you have a premium android devices you can also take advantage of the APTX HD

audio.

When it comes to sound quality, the H.ear on 2 sounds identical to the 1000xM2 and they

get just as loud.

They're both closed back headphones and they both have the same 1.57 inch dome drivers.

And the H.ear On 2 connect to Sony's headphones app and you can adjust their EQ depending

on the type of music you like.

They have a wide sound stage, and good instrument separation and they have a good amount of

bass, but not as much bass as the Sony XB950N1.

I feel these head phones sound better than the Beats Studio 3 and Bose QC35 2 but if

you're looking for even better sound quality then you might want to look into the B&W PX

or something more high end.

But the noise cancelation on the H.ear on 2 is not as good as other headphones out there.

First off the ear cups them selves do a poor job of providing passive noise isolation,

so a lot of sound still manages to get in and you get a lot of sound leakage.

The noise canceling mics on these headphones also like to pick up a lot of wind noise,

just like the Bose or Studio 3's.

But at least they don't have any cabin pressure.

The noise canceling on these headphones is really only worth using in an already quite

environment like at the office or at home and they do an OK job when on

a bus.

These headphones also allow you to pump in some ambient sound in so you can be aware

of you're surroundings if you're walking around in the city.

And these headphones also have my favorite feature from the 1000XM2 which is quick attention.

If you cover the touch pad on the right ear cup the headphones will automatically lower

the volume of whatever you're listening to and pump in all of the surrounding sounds.

So this way you can talk to someone without having to take your headphones off.

And when you take your hand off of the touch pad they will set everything back to how it

was.

Quick attention is by far my favorite feature and you even have to sometimes explain to

people that you can hear them even with the headphones on.

Now lets talk about Sony's headphones app for the H.ear on 2.

Its pretty solid and well laid out.

From here you can turn noise cancelation on or off and you can choose from Noise canceling,

Wind Noise reduction, and Ambient sound.

I've already demonstrated noise cancelation and Ambient sound for you and when setting

the head phones to Wind Noise reduction yes the Mic's wont pick up that dreaded wind

noise, but then they don't cancel out any sound.

Unlike the 1000xM2's these headphones don't have an atmospheric pressure sensor and you

cant calibrate the noise cancelation to better fit your surroundings.

In vernal you don't have as much control over the noise cancelation as you would with

the 1000XM2.

But can also adjust the surround sound setting on these headphones but personally I just

keep that off cause all it does is it distorts the sound.

And you also have your equalizer settings.

You can either choose from a few premade ones or you can make you're own.

And like I said, they have a good amount bass and if you set the bass to ten then they'll

have more bass than a lot of other headphones on the market.

But they wont have as much bass as bass heavy headphones like the Sony XB950N1 or the Skull

candy crusher.

Sony's H.ear On 2 noise canceling headphones perform pretty average when it actually comes

to noise cancelation compared to other headphones on the market.

But they do sound identical to the Sony 1000xM2 and thats a good thing, they sound good.

Personally I prefer the design of the H.ear On 2 and I would really like to see the 1000XM3

adopt some of this design language.

But what I really like most about the H.ear On 2 is the ear cup design, I really like

the extra breathing room and openness of the ear cups without having the pads actually

rest on my ears.

I really think the Sony H.ear On 2 are a great alternative to the Beats Studio 3, they cost

less, they sound good and their Noise cancelation is slightly better.

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AC Black Flag for FREE, Steam Drops Bitcoin, LameCrates -- Weekly Download #73 - Duration: 8:15.

Hey Welcome to Zach's Tech Turf and Weekly Download episode number 73, which is my tech

and PC gaming news series.

Today I'm gonna be playing Curse of Osiris Destiny 2 Expansion while I give you this

news and I got myself an Americano coffee for today's episode.

Make sure you guys let me know in the comment section what you're sippin' on, let's

get into it.

We don't have a lot of tech news this week, way more PC gaming news actually, but to kick

things off AMD apparently has quietly downgraded some of their RX 560 graphics cards.

It was brought to light this week that there are actually 2 versions of the 560, one with

16 compute units and 1,024 stream processors and a slight downgraded version with 14 compute

units and 896 stream processors.

Since this story kinda blew up this week AMD immedietely tried to remedy the situation

by stating that they are doing everything they can to make sure that every RX 560 sold,

whether it's their own reference model or from a different company that they completely

show the specs so people aren't accidently buying the downgraded version when they think

they are getting the better one.

Apparently AMD started downgrading these 560's in an effort to give their board partners

and customers more options in the RX 500 series, whatever that means.

Either way, if you're in the market for the 560, which is actually a pretty solid

budget gaming card, just make sure you're looking at these two specs on the spec sheet

before buying.

And the only other relevant or interesting tech news that I could find this week was

that the major PC parts retailer NCIX filed for bankruptcy this week.

NCIX is a huge pc parts retailer in fact but it seems that they focused too much on in-store

shopping than the ever growing online shopping platform.

You may know NCIX as Linus's previous employer, that's actually how I first heard of them,

and he posted his comments on this situation which you can check out in the link in the

description.

I feel like a broken record, but for first time listeners to Weekly Download I link everything

I talk about down there in the description.

But yea, NCIX as of writing this article hasn't really said much publicly on the matter, I

would definitely hold off on buying anything from there, but maybe we'll see some killer

clearance sales or something.

Be on the lookout.

Actually better yet, follow me on Twitter @ZachsTechTurf I'll keep you posted on that.

Shameless plug aside, that all we have for the tech news this week.

Before jumping into the PC gaming news this week, I wanna quickly tell you guys how you

can support Zach's Tech Turf with about 5 seconds of your time.

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Every time you buy something on Amazon, no matter what it is I'll get a small kickback

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The best way to support ZTT is to copy that first link in the description and make that

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the channel which is much appreciated.

Alright to start off this PC gaming news Ubisoft is giving away 2 free games, 1 of them being

an amazing game.

Ubisoft will be giving way Assasin's Creed Black Flag from December 11th to the 18th.

Black Flag is mostly considered as the best Assasin's Creed game in the serious, yes

a ton of other people think the 2nd one is the best as well, but either way that's

an insane game to be giving away from free.

Right now though you can also pick up the 2007 RTS game World in Conflict Complete Edition,

just head on over to that uPlay app to claim it to your library.

I'm actually pretty pumped for Black Flag though, I only have a couple hours in the

entire Assasin's Creed series and I might feature it on the channel here soon.

Next up, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is coming to mobile phones here soon, at least

in china.

This is kinda crazy and we don't have many details of the game yet, but there is an entire

trailer that was released that you should check out if you're interested, and you

know, from China.

It seems pretty crazy that we still don't have vault jumping in the PC game and they're

already working on a mobile platform, kinda seems like they have their priorities mixed

up here IMO.

Moving on we have got to talk about this Destiny 2 Amazon Alexa Ghost thing that's on Amazon

right now for sale.

You can actually tell this thing to equip different items in your Destiny 2 game, on

all three platforms Xbox, PS4, and PC, and it'll actually equip those items.

How freaking cool is that.

Now in order for this to work you do need to already own an Amazon Alexa device, but

this sounds pretty baller I'm not gonna lie.

I do wanna touch up on lootboxes again, I know we are all sick of the lootbox news lately

but this is somewhat significant.

Apparently there's a Hawaii rep named Chris Lee who is actively trying to ban games from

allowing lootboxes, AKA gambling, to anyone under the age of 21.

We all know that there's a worldwide debate going on right now about whether lootboxes

are gambling or not, I don't wanna get into that, but the reason I mentioned this is because

I sincerly hope this starts a trend.

I'm personally very sick of loot boxes, they were fine for a couple of years when

they only gave a few cosmetic items and what not, but now they are just absolute garbage.

I always remember playing that first Call of Duty Modern Warfare where all weapon camos

had to be earned by you know, actually performing in the game, and people actually took pride

in their camos.

I absolutely loved showing off my red tiger camo on my M16, red tiger was earned by a

certain amount of headshots by the way, and nowadays we simply don't have that.

Sticking with the Call of Duty example, sure they still give camo's for headshots, but

they aren't nearly as cool, vibrant, or eye catching as the camos that you find in

loot boxes.

I don't know, let me know what you guys think, I know on the flip side there's a

bunch of gamers out there who only get to play for like 2 hours a week and if they can

throw a couple bucks at the game to speed up their progression, unlock camos etc they're

happy about it.

Let me know your opinions down in the comment section.

Well I'm actually not done with the lootbox topic, as the hero shooter Paladins unveiled

a complete makeover to their progression system, and guess what, loot boxes are front and center.

Instead of unlocking loadout cards from actually playing the game, now every player has every

single card already unlocked, but in order to progress the levels of the cards from 1

to 5 you have to gain duplicate cards from the lootboxes.

I'm not gonna jump into this anymore cause I'm already getting frustrated about this,

I actually think that Paladins was a super underrated game but you can take it to the

bank I'm not gonna touch the game anymore if this is how they're gonna keep it.

Alright NOW we're moving away from Lootboxes, and this is a pretty funny story.

A fairly small Twitch Streamer named AJ Lester apparently streamed the real UFC fight this

weekend, amazing fights by the way, but pretended that he was playing the new UFC game so he

didn't get caught and copyrighted.

As you probably know, these live UFC events are pretty expensive Pay Per Views so this

is obviously illegal.

Well this new stunt kinda blew up and he's becoming somewhat famous for this.

He seems like a pretty funny dude and he has a lot more viewers now and as of right now

he just received a 24 hours Twitch ban.

Hopefully he doesn't get sued from the UFC though.

And finally to wrap up all this PC gaming news, unforuntely we're gonna end on some

bad news because Valve just announced that Steam will no longer be accepting bitcoin

as a payment option.

I have a full video on my bitcoin thoughts coming in a later video, spoiler alert I love

it, but this kinda sucks, actually yea it really sucks.

Valve says that they can't support the currency right now because of the super high transaction

rates but also because of the quote "increasee in voatility."

I'm not sure why they're using that as an excuse, bitcoin has always been volatile

but I understand the high transaction rates.

If you don't know, the rates are up signifiantly higher than normal right now, and that's

simply because of the crazy amount of bitcoin transactions lately.

Bitcoin is up from like 700 dollars per coin to over 13,000 dollars at the time of this

video so yea, the transaction rates are gonna be a little higher.

Hopefully with the upcoming lightning network update we'll see lower rates, but it's

just sad to see this happen.

Tons and tons of business and companies are just now starting to accept bitcoin, which

they definitely should, and it just doesn't make a lot of sense for Valve to go the opposite

direction.

Well that wraps up Weekly Download episode number 73.

Make sure you guys let me know in the comment section what your favorite tech or PC gaming

news was this week, or if I missed anything.

Well I hope you guys enjoyed this video, please drop a like down below to help support my

channel, and as always, thank you for watching and please subscribe for more Zach's Tech

Turf videos.

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Rage - Duration: 1:51.

*Heavy breathing*

*Heavy breathing*

*Heavy breathing*

What is that!?

*Heavy breathing*

He can' t be serious!

Oh, I can't believe this.

Why?!

Why?!

*Laughing* I can't believe this!

*Sigh*

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YouTube Shoutouts: Are They Good, Bad, Or USELESS? Find Out Here & Grow Your YouTube Channel! - Duration: 4:39.

YouTube Shoutouts: Are They Good, Bad, Or USELESS? Find Out Here & Grow Your YouTube Channel!

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Los Angeles In Danger Of Burning Down - California Wildfires - Duration: 1:45.

Los Angeles is in serious danger of burning down as intense wind feeds the southern California

wildfires.

I'm going to tell you everything you need to know, here for you on IO.

Welcome back to Inform Overload, I'm charlotte dobre.

If you live in L.A. you probably got an amber alert buzz on Wednesday night, warning of

extreme winds, and fire dangers.

Firefighters are losing hope as hurricane strength winds blowing at 80 miles per hour

are ravaging southern California.

Authorities are warning that new fires may spark as a result of these intense winds.

Category 1 hurricanes can turn small fires into large ones; they can also carry embers

from existing fires elsewhere to start new fires.

According to Chief Pimlot, forecasters were using a purple color on maps to indicate an

extreme fire risk, something they have never done before.

Residents are saying that they have never seen a fire in los angeles as bad as this.

It doesn't help that LA has not experienced very much rain in recent months.

Fires toward the end of autumn are actually quite normal, but there is usually enough

rainfall to prevent the fires from getting out of control.

The fuel that feeds the fire is the dry grass, in combination with hot dry winds.

So far, the death toll for this week is zero, but the ifres haved destroyed more than 300

buildings, including homes and places of usiness.

They have burned more than 110 thousand acres of southern California

One man pulled over from the side of highway 1 to rescue a rabbit that ran into the fire.

Thousands, including Celebrities are being evacuated from their multi million dollar

homes.

Comedian Chelsea Handler as well as paris Hilton and Glee star Lea Michelle have been

told to leave.

More than 200 thousand people in the los angeles and ventura area have been forced to leave,

as thousands of firefighters work to keep the blaze under control.

Hundreds of schools in the los angeles area are going to be closed for the rest of the

week, as thick smoke is making it difficult to breath.

On behalf of IO, To all of our fans ins outhern California, stay safe.

That is all for now and thank you for watching IO.

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Death Note Ending 1 (Jap) - Alumina | Acoustic Live Cover (Piano & Vocals) - Paulo cuevas - Duration: 6:36.

Hi there YouTube friends! Thanx for watching

If you like Death Note, if you liked this version of the first opening

And if you hate Death Note's ending, leave a thumbs up

As you could see, last month I couldn't upload more acoustic videos

I had a minor accident

And I couldn't record these videos comfrotably

But I was able to work on new metal covers

So I'll be uploading new metal covers soon

I know that's what you ask for the most, and it's also what I enjoy doing the most

I also hope to do some christmas songs

or at least more related to this time of the year

So look forward to that too

If you have suggestions or ideas for songs on the piano, leave them in the comments

I've seen a lot of people ask for the new Dragon Ball Super Ending

So it's likely that I'll do that on the piano soon

Remember you can support me by buying or streaming these songs online

That's it for now, so if you reached this part of the video

Leave a comment with the hashtag #UntilTheEnd

Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you in the next video

Mata ne! (see you next time)

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My North—Episode 44: Nick Swardson - Duration: 2:18.

- Like if you started in New York or anywhere else

they'd be like this guy sucks.

But Minnesota they're like, he's really up there,

doing just 110%.

So good. And so I got tricked into thinking I was funny.

I'm Nick Swardson and this is My North.

(jazz music)

We are at Acme Comedy Company, downtown Minneapolis.

It's notorious, like amongst comedians it's like

Acme is the bar of great crowds always.

It's, it is the best. One of the best clubs in the country.

I mean this is my home club so I come back

and like I'll do the open mics here,

like I'll still, you know.

I did a, a week of shows here like three years ago.

I signed up for the open mic February 12th, 1996.

And you get automatically on stage for three minutes.

It went great. That's how nice Minnesota crowds are.

Is that it was my first time, and I did great.

Because they're like alright, this guy is up there

doing his best.

The best comedy is just always like just personal.

You know, so you just pull from you know your life

and that's what resonates so much.

It really hits home because people can relate,

especially like being a Minnesotan,

everybody just knows the vibe here.

So we were at the Youth Performance Company,

and that's where myself, Colton Dunn, Josh Hartnett,

we were all just like came up in the same era of,

you know Minnesota.

And it was just, just driven, creative people.

Like people need to know like how great Minneapolis is

and how great Minnesota is.

So I just, you know I would always wear t-shirts.

I wore a, a Plums t-shirt on Jimmy Fallon.

I was just always, you know.

And I was proud of it anyway, but I was like even more,

I was like people need to know like how great it is here.

I rep it so hard that people are like alright, chill out.

Like, my buddies from like Philly and New York are like,

okay you're coming in hot.

(jazz music)

I would come back for Vikings games.

That's the only thing, I care about the Vikings

more than my family.

And they know that.

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Funny Things Found in My Inbox - Duration: 2:49.

Hello everybody my name is Vonte and heres your host, David Pompeii.

So God is being accused of sexual misconduct

(Audience Laughter)

Yeah, apparently he never got consent for the Immaculate Conception.

(Audience Laughter, Applause)

(City Sounds, Crowd Cheers)

And we're back! (Applause)

Here are some interesting things I found in my inbox!

(Children Cheering:) Yay!

(Music)

This much one is from Anne Freemountain

And it reads when you break up from a bad relationship and

go back to being yourself

uh, you should change that comment to

When you break up from a bad relationship

And go back to being nasty! (Laughter)

Okay, cover that shit up, don't nobody want to see that. (Dog Barking)

Next up we have an observation from bright side and sent to

me by an anonymous person known only as "Some kind of wonderful"

(Applause)

The caption reads, "Darling I have found your Grandpa's photo 2016

2050

(Laughter)

Yes one day we will all

find an old photograph look at it and go "What the hell was I thinking?"

(Laughter)

I do have one question if the grandparent looks like that

what do the grandkids look like?

(Laughter)

And finally from Melanie Marie Wagner, Oh this made me laugh out loud!

The Michelin hits it from the back.

And then

Nine months later.

Damn!

(Laughter, Applause)

all right that's it for the show this week.

I'm going to close right now with a model from the Auto Show

who's dancing to some music that must be in her own head.

All right take us home baby

And don't forget to subscribe

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NDIS Stories - finding a place to call home - Duration: 2:54.

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New Kimchi Recipe ~ WHITE KIMCHI with the Easy Fermenter - Duration: 15:42.

hey welcome back to better done yourself. today on better done yourself: white kimchi!

I made a kimchi a couple of... well

about a year ago now that I just finished up. I've been eating it for a

while and a lot of people complain that it's too spicy. can they do something

else instead of two cups of hot peppers? or you know "hey I can't find gochugaru"

oh I don't know what that is or you know there's a lot of funny Asian

ingredients in it! A couple of people complain that I'm not Asian and I

shouldn't be making kimchi! So I present to you: White Kimchi which is basically

kimchi but kimchi if you look at the definition for kimchi it's fermented

vegetables kimchi can be anything you take your pick and it's basically the

Korean take on fermented vegetables so what I want to do is just a couple of

white vegetables or no kind of like white chili it's you know sort of green

stuff so I'm gonna do well let me show you from my weight kimchi I'm gonna do

some napa cabbage ginger it's a little bit of Asian pear some scallions daikon

radish a bunch of garlic and salt so real simple recipe if you can't find

napa cabbage that's fine use you know regular white cabbage if you can't find

pears use an apple use a bartlet pear! it doesn't matter. kind of closer to you

know the kimchi I would probably make sure I'd some garlic in it I would

definitely make sure had some ginger in it you can use scallions you can use

white onions you can use red onions if you can't find this actually went to

three stores to find one of these today use some red use some red radishes and

it'll make the whole the whole mix on the nice pink color so you can make pink

kimchi but have some fun with it you know you really when you do ferments like

this don't get real bent out of shape that you can't find exactly what I used

but whatever you want in it if you want it to be somewhat kimchi like make it

mostly vegetables and it'll be kimchi don't sweat it

let's get this stuff cut up I like to start my kimchi out with kind of a paste

a little bit of us like a flavor slurry so I'll do that with the food processor.

I'll do all of the garlic this is a dozen cloves of garlic

and then probably not all of this ginger but a good bit of this ginger you can

I'm going to use the back of the knife and just scrape the dried skin off then

you can put the skin in I used to use the skin all the time and then someone

said well you know the skin is really not a great flavor why are you cooking

with the the skin and I taste a little bit of the skin and I started comparing

some of my recipes with and without skin and realized you know what I think that

for as easy as ginger is to peel I'm peeling ginger from now on let that take

two seconds so ginger and garlic said and these a couple of Asian pears this

is just for a little bit of extra sweetness of course as you know when

you're fermenting you don't really get sweetness out of sweet things but they

give a nice flavor they give a nice you can peel these if you want I'm just

putting them in and then a little bit of salt will help just chop all this stuff

up you want to use sea salt you want to use Himalayan salt you want to use

kosher salt don't use anything with iodine in it because iodine you know

kills bacteria so and we're trying to foster bacteria so pick your favorite

kind of fermenting salt I've got some links to this salt down below the Celtic

sea salt 2 tablespoons for what I reckon I think I'm gonna end up with about a

gallon of this so we'll see how we come along here this

we grind I've got my my Cuisinart spatula here so

they don't tear up all my spatula collection on you know it gets caught on

a blade you know it's really dense a spatula so I was just use the same one

all right we've got our paste ready next bench me once you've got your ginger

garlic paste go ahead and start chopping up the vegetables not me is the tops

they're a little withered and gross looking but the restaurant size get your

scallions in there next to the radish how you process this is completely up to

you whatever you like I think we could actually do something traditional with

it just do little julienne they're kind of nice think about when you're making

something like this think about how do you what you want the texture of the

finished product to be think about what you want these little bits to look like

so here we can do our disks these are probably too big I mean you could do

disks maybe you could do like some little half moons about half that

thickness I think what I want to do with mine is just continue on this julienne

frenzy here and just make some little literally make matchsticks out of them

you

like I said whatever works for you don't cut your fingers cut up the bench

oh my got a cabbage here this guy we can do in the traditional style the Koreans

will split the root and then tear the cabbage apart that gives you all this

nice kind of ruffled texture makes it come out real nice look at that

from there I'm gonna do probably a half inch wide slices of cabbage the thicker

stuff will you get into these thick ribs of these the thick parts I slice real

thin because that's a real tough type of edge so I'm gonna go down to just

julienne of that stuff we're self around the root there I'm not gonna use that

right so to start out big get smaller and smaller as you go

get your ginger-garlic pear mixture in here if you're really dealing with too

much volume of cabbage and veg just let it sit for a couple of minutes

and the salt will actually suck a lot of moisture out of the vegetables and

you'll see the water to sort of beating up on the on the cabbage but at this

point you remember how much we were dealing with a minute ago it's literally

been about 10 minutes and I can fit it all in one bowl now so just give it one

final mix and let's taste it when you're fermenting a lot of people think we'll

yeah half a lot of salt they don't want use that much salt you really don't have

to use a lot of salt you don't I mean the salts they're kind of as a as your

safety belt that's your seat belt just to make sure that you don't have a lot

of mold growing you don't have a lot of bad bacteria getting into the mix if

you've got good clean hands good stainless steel clean bowls there's not

a lot to worry about you can do this with literally no salt use a little salt

salty it's good and just barely taste the soap I think I'm gonna have maybe

just one more tablespoon of salt to this

and we'll mix that in real well at this point getting into some jars get it into

your crock into your fermentation crock amusingly hafgan like a widemouth jars

here and I'm just literally gonna scoop it up and dump it in Thanks catch basin

here always go for speed you have a pickle packer yet and what you want to

do is just kinda crush it in there and eventually you see it I've got these

bubbles I've got this juice coming up that's what you're going for you're

trying to get a little bit of juice so you know that there's no air bubbles pop

down in there all right that one's full so I ended up with well 2 quarts and two

pint and a half's but I didn't want to put these into another big jar because

you really you want to minimize the amount of what's called headspace in

your ferments you don't want a lot of air in here you don't want a lot of

oxygen near your fermenting vegetables so it's best to really try to get your

ferment into suitably sized jars so you I ended up with this kind of a little

collection of jars so at this point you really you want to make sure you you've

got your jars pretty full you don't want to leave a lot of headspace you don't

want to leave a lot of room a lot of oxygen on top of the cabbage we're gonna

seal these up so we're gonna push all the vegetables down and get that cabbage

juice coming up which is why I ended up in these smaller jars I didn't want a

jar when the big jar is half-full of my white kimchi push all that down in there

now you need some kind of a weight you want something to hold the vegetables

down in Norridge essentials sent these along these are really nice there are

little weights that you can use and they're literally kind of like the

pickle pebbles we've seen at some of the other videos but they've got a little

grip in them so you can kind of grab a hold and place them right down and where

you need them so these are really nice just go ahead and set these right down

give them a little push and that used to come up just gonna add a

little bit of water on top of that now we have another issue so we still have

this bunch of air in here here's another neat product while soap endorsed

essential is the easy fermenter what this is is these fancy lids that

have a one-way seal in them so what they give you is this real nice plastic cap

with a silicone seal a silicone one-way valve and a little date let's see today

is the second so you can go ahead and just roll this around to the two so you

know when you sealed them up you put these on here and crank them down they

have a little lever that you can use to get it open with and this valve as these

things remember these things off gas these create carbon dioxide and instead

of having to open them every day and burping them

ught the little valve lets air out now remember there's oxygen there's air in

there when I closed it up so they also send along this neat little pump that

you can use stick it on there and literally evacuate all the air out of

the jar now I was worrying about that air not anymore

there's no air in this jar I've literally admit a vacuum in this jar and

I can just leave that sitting on the counter so I've got luckily they sent me

a whole box of these crank that down on there got my extractor pump they suck

the air out look at the look it's all moving remember we left some headspace I

can see you guys get let's see the bubbles coming out all of that is oxygen

in it that will cause rot and I'm literally sucking all the oxygen out of

my ferment and I definitely have a I can barely pull this up it's sucking

it back down to itself so there's that one set my date code and my third jar

that actually worked out real well but that nice you know hard plastic and the

silicone seal I'm not even concerned about putting this on today because

again I got that lever that I can pop the seal on it and suck the air out yeah

that's great look at all the look at all the air coming out of it so there's some

voids in there but I don't think there's any more air in there it's just just all

vacuum cuz I'm not getting any more air that's a great vacuum pump all right

these are all set I got my date code set I've got my white kimchi all done so

I'll just set these in the cabinet and let them go for a week or two and then

give one a taste and then if it's not done put the cap back on put the

extractions back pump back on and suck the air out of it again let it go for

another couple of days if you taste one and it's like perfect it's just like you

like it put in the fridge that's just a rest the fermentation process and stops

it right where it is senator cat says that fermenting is really it's it's odds

on a spectrum it's really you know there's fresh vegetables and there's you

know totally sour almost ahead of it of vegetables you like them somewhere along

here so when it gets to right where you like them put them in the fridge arrest

that fermentation process and you'll keep them just be flaky light if you

like them sour and miserable and just you know too sour that anyone else in

the house won't eat them fine put them in the pantry leave them in the pantry

they'll they'll preserve themselves the the lactic acid that's created by the

bacteria on the cabbage by the lactam actors will create an acid that will

preserve these and they will keep this is a practical preservation process so

be sure to enjoy all the pots nourish essentials like the easy fermenter and

the vacuum pump and let me know how it worked out for you hit the links below

and check them out on Amazon take care of you guys see you next Thursday night

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Redefining the "F" word - Duration: 7:58.

I would like to tell you in advance

that you are going to hear me say the s-word a lot.

And you are going to hear me say the f-word a lot, too.

So, if some of you are sensitive about these words,

you may want to leave right now.

Okay, I'm going to talk to you about success and failure.

What is failure? What is this f-word that people talk about all the time?

I would like you to clap twice if you think the things I'm about to say

would be a failure in your own lives or in those around you.

Clap twice if you think being expelled from school

and refused by other schools a failure.

Clap twice if you think studying for three years a doctoral exam

just to not pass a failure.

Clap twice if you think learning a foreign language for five years

but still can't speak complete sentences a failure.

Okay, the first person that you might have clapped for was Albert Einstein.

Is he a failure?

He is known for his success, not for his mistakes.

But today, I am not going to talk to you about famous people that we all know.

I'm going to talk to you about Gary Green,

who most of you may not know,

and me, who you just met a few minutes ago.

So when I was little, Gary Green went to my school

and he delivered a speech about failures.

He is the guy who first introduced me to look at failures differently.

He said that he failed at his doctoral exam

after studying three years of special education.

And even worse than that,

his wife and he had planned a party to celebrate his passing of the exam,

but he was informed that he didn't pass

and needed to complete an additional year of graduate school.

As you are thinking about "what is he going to do about the party?"

well, I emailed him and asked him just that.

He answered by saying it would be cathartic to have a failure party

where everyone celebrated various failures in their lives

and they just had a great time.

After hearing about this story, my mindset completely changed.

I thought to myself not passing exams were not the end of the world.

So now, I would like you to all think back to our clap twice exercise.

Remember the last one?

The person who failed at learning a foreign language for five years was me.

So would you all look at me right now and call me a failure?

When I first went to Argentina, a Spanish-speaking country,

I could not speak Spanish, nor English for that matter.

I don't know how many of you had the same experience as I did

when I first started to learn a new language.

I needed to do a little Google translate in my mind

before I could fluently say it out loud.

So as you can imagine,

my first few friends here were very patient waiting for what I wanted to say.

My friend will ask me what did I eat yesterday?

Asking about food is the hardest question ever,

even harder and mind-provoking

than the question, "what is the meaning of life?"

How am I supposed to know this little green mini-sized tree

is called broccoli?

I would have to translate beans, fried chicken and steamed broccoli

to my friends.

It's actually a wonder that we're still friends after all that food talk.

Anyway, beyond that, I see native speakers strolling through the halls

saying complete sentences and reading a text out loud

as if they have practiced in front of the mirror the whole afternoon,

while I have first have to search up all the exotic words

that I had never seen in my life,

click to listen to the pronunciation,

and repeat the word several times to remember.

I remember for an oral assignment for school

how hard I practiced at home,

but then when I came to school,

the things I was about to say just couldn't come out of my mouth.

I also suffered because of my accent.

I remember how people couldn't understand what I wanted to say

and tell me to spell the words.

So there I was spelling, "h-o-w-a-r-e-y-o-u, how are you?"

Well that kind of conversation would take forever,

so I asked my friends to correct me whenever I sounded weird.

Gradually, people just stopped asking me simple words like chicken or rice.

At first, I thought I was a failure.

Maybe I was just not able to speak in public.

But now when I look my language learning, I look at all the experiences I had,

I realized I wasn't a failure at all.

In fact, I was quite successful in not giving up

and going to bed crying every night.

Here's a bit of an odd transition, so just go with me here.

Never I did I think that I would be talking about my langauge learning

to talk about the founder of Spanx.

But, here it is.

Sarah Blakely was talking to Forbes Magazine

and she defined failure as "not trying,"

but I tried extremely hard to learn English.

So, in her eyes, I wasn't a failure.

Thank you, founder of Spanx.

Astro Teller, the head of X,

did a TED talk about his so-called "moonshot factory"

where his team and he needed to come up with solutions

to solve the world's biggest problems.

Did it work at first?

No. He said he failed so many times.

But then what did he do? He celebrated his failures.

And then what happened?

He succeeded.

We have heard about so many famous people, successful people, talk about it,

but what about kids?

The kids that you see on the screen were in a class

where everyone gets the same amount of stickers

whether they did well or not so well on their exams.

Everyone gets a high-five when they learned from their mistakes.

And things are phrased very differently in that class.

They say they had an "oops moment,"

which I personally think is a really good phrase.

So, you can't say that I didn't warn you

that I would be using the f-word all this time.

I think TED-Ed Weekend is a really classy and professional event,

so I would like to honor the cute fifth graders

and use the oops moment from now on.

Hey, I haven't failed, you haven't failed, we just had a little oops moment.

Just as Sarah Blakley, Gary Green, Astro Teller, Albert Einstein and me,

every one of us has some oops moments in our lives.

But however, instead of considering them as failures,

what if we celebrate them?

Imagine a world if everyone celebrated our oops moments,

imagine if we all have an oops moment party.

How will we all change

and how will the world be different at the end of the day?

I would like to see with a little bit of an experiment.

I would like to ask the people in the front row,

Hi, can you share an oops moment with me?

Flunking a test.

Oh, okay, did you learn from it?

Definitely.

Okay, high-five, that's great.

Hey, that high-five actually feels really good.

So now I would like you to turn to the people around you

and share one oops moment and high-five them.

But just one because I have a speech to finish.

Okay, so as I stand here in front of all of you today,

sweating, even shivering a little, I still consider myself successful,

even though I couldn't fall asleep yesterday

and I might have messed up a couple of lines,

but why should I care?

I'm doing speeches that I was once scared of,

I'm talking to you all using the language I wasn't confident in.

Failure? Yeah right!

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His pulse is weakening!

I think I found the source!

Uggghhhhaaagh

Awwww sh**!!

I've got an idea!

Season...

almost...

over...

Huooughhhhaaaayyahhh

I have an idea

Go! Run!

I'll prepare for it even though I have no idea what you're doing

Clear!

Zap

Oooahhhhiiyahhh!

Clear!!

Zap!

There we go! What's going on I'm your host Racks Hogan

And this is your Weekly Forecast

I ain't dead

So, getting right into it this week at Supreme it is rumored that the box logo hoodies will

be dropping. Now I know that's important to a lot of y'all out there because some of

y'all just want a new hoody, but some of y'all know that that's a payday.

The hoodies' gonna retail for about $150, you're gonna be able to sell it for

around $650 at the minimum I'm low-balling right now but I've seen

these hoodies go for as high as 1.2K depending on the size that you have so

again be on the lookout for that hoodie dropping from Supreme New York and...

New segment that I want to introduce to the Weekly Forecast it's called 'Ask Racks'

now this is how it works I basically put a post up on my

Instagram you can shoot me DM's ask me questions, ask me anything you want I

will read them here and give you answers right here on the show

I picked a few. A lot of y'all sent in questions, thank you I appreciate that.

I'm gonna read a few of them right now

@DannyBrickz, he asked, Hey Mr. Hogan

I'm not that old

If you had to wear one pair of feets, that shoes for those of you that don't, you know, dig the lingo

One pair of feet for the rest of your life,

what would it be?

Damn you Danny

I got a pair of Air Force Retro 82's that I bought like two three years ago and they're comfortable as

f***. They wear amazingly they're like indestructible damn near. I done wore em

in rain, I done wore em in snow. People stepped on them, I done wore em to the club

and they still look nice so if I had to probably wear one pair of feet it will

probably be those.

@supreme_hustle asked, "Favorite Supreme season you camp out for? And what item?"

The bandana coat. It wasn't necessarily the item itself

but it was fun because a lot of people came down

and it was cold as fu**!

It was a lot of hot coffee and people making runs to go

take pisses around the block. That was, you know, back in the good old days

when you could camp out and sh** like that

That's one of my favorites to my recollection that I can recant

of many, but that's one of the ones off the top of my head that I can think of

that I actually had a lot of fun at

In closing, my 'Tip Of The Day'

Well, 'Tip Of the Week' it should be

Plan plan plan

If you know a sneaker is coming out a month in advance then you

got to do your due diligence with your research and your homework and find out

as much as you can about the sneaker and the release

If you failed to plan than you have planned to fail

If the sneaker is out of town then you got to do a little

bit more.

You might have to book a plane ticket, a train ride, or a bus ride to

the city that's dropping the sneaker. But make sure it's worth the trip you don't

want to show up to a sneaker drop only to find out that it was a raffle that

they held in store a week before you got there.

That's my tip of the week

I've been your host Racks Hogan

Thank y'all for tuning in

This has been your Weekly Forecast

I'm out!