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WHY SARMAT (SATAN 2) IS THE MOST POWERFUL MISSILE IN THE WORLD ? - Duration: 7:05.
Russia carried out a successful test of its RS-28 Sarmt nuclear missile as part of Zapad-2017
on Thursday night, the country's defense ministry said.
The exercise, known as Zapad-2017, is the latest iteration of a series of training maneuvers
that began under the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
After a long break following the collapse of communism, Zapad was revived in 1999 and
then was expanded after Vladimir Putin became president at the end of that year.
Zapad, "west" in Russian, used to include military forces from countries under the Warsaw
Pact, the Soviet-led military alliance whose non-Soviet members have now all joined Nato.
Today, the military exercise has shrunk to just two participants — Russia and Belarus
— but it is still viewed warily by military planners in the West.
The rocket, also known as Satan 2 , was fired from the Plestek Cosmodrome and travelled
3,600 miles before hitting a target on the Kura test range.
One official told newspaper Kommersant,"The main aim is to check the rocket's systems
at the moment of leaving the silo, the switching on of the Sarmat's first stage and the following
5 seconds.
It has been developed by Russian missile design company the Makeyev Design Bureau.
In this video, Defense Updates analyses why it the most powerful missile in the world ?
The RS-28 Sarmat is due to replace Soviet R-36M missiles which Nato experts nicknamed
"Satan" meaning the devil.
The R-36M was viewed by US analysts as giving the Soviet Union first strike advantage over
the US.
"Satan 2" is the name given to its more deadly replacement that is the RS-28 Sarmat.
According to the concept of MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction), if the other side knew that
initiating a nuclear strike would also inevitably lead to their own destruction, they will not
initiate a nuclear strike.
So basically MAD prevents a nuclear war.
As United States and NATO are improving their (Ballistic Missile Defense ) BMD systems,
MAD is getting threatened since USA or NATO may be able to intercept Russia's current
nuclear missiles like R-36 Satan.
Sarmat is being designed specifically to penetrate any current or future BMD system.
It is Russia's answer to this strategic problem, and will enable Russia to maintain
the nuclear deterrence vis-à-vis United States and NATO.
According to Russia's military, "'It can beat any defenses' and wipe out entire countries ".
At the end of June 2015, it was reported that the production schedule for the first prototype
of the Sarmat was slipping.
The RS-28 Sarmat was expected to become operational in 2016.
On 10 August 2016, Russia successfully tested the RS-28's first-stage engine named PDU-99
.The first image of this new missile was declassified and unveiled in October 2016.
In May last year it was reported that the production process had been accelerated and
that the missiles would make up 100% of Russia's fixed land-based nuclear arsenal by 2021.
Sarmat uses Liquid Propellant the exact nature of which is classified.
The missile has a speed of over Mach 20.7 .It weigh in at a massive 100 tons, making
it the heaviest missile in the world.
To give viewers a perspective, the US land based strategic missile LGM-30 Minuteman 3,
has a weight of 35 tons approximately.
Speaking to Radio Sputnik, Alexei Leonov a military expert and commercial director of
"Arsenal of the Fatherland" magazine provide insight about the missile.
The military expert emphasized that Sarmat will serve as a reliable deterrent.
Leonkov highlighted the particular interest of the US and European mainstream media towards
the Russian missile, which was dubbed the "devil in disguise", "Satan" and "weapons
of nuclear hell."
Leonov said, "Let them call it what they want.
The [Sarmat] missile system which is about to enter into service is a fifth generation
system.
Its characteristics are so impressive that our opponents have reason to be afraid of
it.
According to some estimates, the missile's striking range is up to 18,000 kilometers
[11,184.6 miles].
It also has a large number of divided parts, from 10 to 15 warheads, each with a capacity
of up to 750 kilotons.
They will fly to their target at hypersonic speeds performing maneuvers so that the existing
American missile defense system would be incapable of intercepting them".
Little Boy atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima had a yield of 15 kt of TNT.
Samrat's cumulative explosive power will be 15 warheads multiply by 750 kt that is
around 11,000 kt of TNT
The Russian news outlet Sputnik reported in May that an RS-28 rocket is "capable of
wiping out parts of the Earth the size of France or Texas".
And by the these figures its seems that the analysis is correct.
Leonov expressed his confidence that the Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant will hit its deadline
and Sarmat will enter service on schedule.
Land Based missiles are vulnerable to preemptive strikes and hence Russian experts are going
great lengths to shield it.
The Sarmat's silos will be protected by active protection measures including 100 guns
capable of firing a metallic cloud of 40,000 30 mm bullets to an altitude of up to 6 km.
The Russians are also planning to protect the Sarmat with their new S-500 air defense
systems.
S-500 system can detect incoming ballistic missiles or aircrafts at a range of 2000 km.
It designed to intercept them at a range of 500-600 km.
Finally, the missile's preparation to launch is under 60 seconds utilizing a highly automated
launch system.
All in, the Sarmat will be the best protected silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile
ever put into service worldwide.
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Picking on the Ranch - Duration: 9:29.
hi I'm Mike one man's junk is another man's treasure I think that's how the
saying goes and here on the ranch we have barns full of stuff that never see
the light of day and about once a year I like to go through and do a little
digging and see what I can find hidden treasures winter projects you never know
what you might run into as we go picking on the ranch on our wyoming life
the bad part about having space to store stuff is that you end up keeping
everything we've got barns and sheds and even an old semi-trailer that acts as
storage on the ranch and when something is in the way or it is isn't useful at
the moment it ends up getting slid into one of these storage units it's been
going on for years there's piles of god-knows-what scattered all over the
ranch placed in storage by past generations and forgotten about and left
to be found by us all ranchers are hoarders to some extent I've been there
you throw something away and two weeks two days two months two years down the
road you realize that you could have used it for something
an old hydraulic hose that still has a good end a wheel but a wheelbarrow that
he could have salvaged the handles off of or even a box of hose fittings when
you have a hose break in the garden ranchers store their stockpiles all over
the place for us bigger things and pieces of equipment old gates pipes even
use propane tanks end up in the dump not really a dump but more of a holding area
until something or some part is needed for smaller things they end up in
storage in a barn or a shed and wait until they're needed again come with me
as we take a look and see what kind of treasures we can find
this garage / barn is our main storage area useful for getting things out of
the weather and the winter we usually store the Model T in here and sometimes
the fire truck but right now it's full of stuff that we had to get out of the
way in the shop stacks of chairs we use during branding the cake feeder which
we'll be putting on the Gator in the next couple of weeks that way we don't
have to get out in the weather and cake the cows by hand also taking up the
center of the garage as an old refrigerator we saved the compressor is
shot but I'm hoping to get it up and running at some point I think it looked
cool in the shop next up is Aaron's water tank that we'll be using to take
water to the gardens this winter all the garden water is turned off so it doesn't
freeze so this will be filled up in the shop and taken via Bobcat to the tunnel
to water plants also we have an old band soft and over here is an old wheelbarrow
filled with tack these are harnesses for draught horses
it's how they were attached to and controlled from the back of an old wagon
these were rounded up from old barns and put into one place although I have no
idea what I'm gonna do with them
over on this raised platform is an old Bell I think it was a school bell at
some point and sat on this stand which was in the ground and was used to call
the kids in from recess many many years ago at a small one-room schoolhouse this
garage used to be the main shop on the ranch of years ago and some of the
remnants of that are still evident like this old drill press still mounted to
the wall a hand operated drill press and even though it's missing a lot of parts
I still like it and I'm sure it saw a lot of work back in its day along with
this old vice mounted to the workbench and it still works in this corner of the
garage we get to some of the old furniture the ranch has been collecting
over the years chairs and tables and dressers along with steamer trunks all
earmarked for future refurbishing if I ever get time to do that in the same
corner an old Cub Cadet wagon pulled behind a four-wheeler or a lawn tractor
and filled with a bunch of stuff including an old fashioned popcorn
popper a fly fishing basket and an old creamer bucket and this an antique cedar
for planting seeds in the garden as we head into the barn attached to this
garage we'll find a majority of the odds and ends that end up being stored on the
ranch buckets of old tools and fittings which had been collected a lot of them
from the methane sites on the ranch where workers would forget the tools and
leave stuff laying around including more pipe wrenches than I'll ever need or use
each stall on this side of the barn has been used for storage for years and
years as we move on to the next stall we could find a bunch of old fashioned
wooden school desks probably from the same school the Bell came from and in
the same area not very PC boxes of old beer bottles I'm guessing somebody in
the past here was brewing beer and maybe even bottling it I hope
they got to enjoy it because in the end I'm left with a few boxes of beer
bottles here's another piece of beer memorabilia an old wooden beer case
someone was a Budweiser fan next to it and behind this light an antique sewing
machine a new mansion brand sewing machine very cool
manufactured in 1925 unfortunately not worth a lot millions of these were made
and millions are still around tucked away just like this one but you
can't imagine the kind of work this machine is seen headed out of this barn
and over to the semi trailer this storage trailer is relatively new and
I'm mainly using it for stuff that I use quite a bit but I don't want it
cluttering up the shop random tools that apparently spilled out of their bucket
some more furniture for refinishing extranet wrap that's used to wrap bales
during hanging time also an old painters stool another antique school desk a
trunk and a sewing box we have one more barn to visit in our picking Torf and
that's the main barn behind the shop this barn ends up being storage for
mostly yard lawn and garden equipment but it does have one surprise in it this
unassuming looking black box let's check it out it doesn't look like much but
this box was technologically in between the chuck wagon in a wagon train and a
modern RV it weighs about 75 pounds and as we get it out of the light I can tell
you the patent for it is from 1926 and it's a motorists kitchenette it was made
to be mounted to the running board of a Model T or Model a car you could drive
all day stop for lunch and with different compartments for bread coffee
sugar and eggs you'd have all the fixin's
picnic including an icebox and a water dispenser on the side it's nowhere
mint-condition but it was one of my best finds on the ranch it originally sold
for $50 and was probably a huge luxury for the car owner of the early 20th
century well there we go the motorists kitchen sitting on the back of a 1924
Ford Model T pickup this is as good as it gets back then got a nice box sit
back and make yourself a sandwich one of the cool things about living on the
ranch is the history that you can find whether it's the ranch itself or
something tucked away in an old barn ranches in the US are disappearing at a
rate of one acre per minute and with them goes all that history we're doing
our best to keep that from happening thanks for joining us make sure you
stick around as we've got some cool stuff coming up Aaron's getting ready to
start her winter growing adventure in the high tunnel growing vegetables with
no heat in freezing temperatures and supplying our local farmers market also
we've got pregnant and we'll be getting back into our winter mode as we start
feeding the cows once again lots of projects coming up in the shop
and a whole lot more as always have a great week and thanks for joining us and
on Wyoming life
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mayonnaise is not an instrument [ITA] - Duration: 0:23.
Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla
Calm down lads, silence please.
Alright let's start, is there any here that can play an instrument?
Do torture machines count?
No
Is mayonnaise considered as an instrument?
No Patrick mayonnaise isn't considered as an instrument
Nor radish is.
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Belém | A pearl to discover | ENG Subs | - Duration: 5:14.
Hi Everyboody!
We're ready to start this 4th day in Lisbon! And today we'll see...
...a lot of things!
the Berardo Museum,
the Jerònimos Monastery,
the Belém Tower,
the monument of discoveries
the Palace of Ajuda, that is behind us!
the Tropical Botanic Garden
Come with us!
We're at belem park and we have just bought the famous Pasteis of Belém
an antique pastry shop founded in 1837...
I alredy smell cinnamon!
I'm afraid to do some disaster!
OMG! It's delicious! They are potted baskets with baked cream!
There is no cinnamon...we have to put it by ourself...
So...I don't know what I have smelled!
The Mosteiro dos Jeronimos began to be built in 1501, by the will of King Manuel I
after the return of Vasco da Gama from his historic journey.
It is an example of the opulence achieved during the era of the Discoveries. Today is UNESCO Heritage.
The Berardo Museum collects around 1000 modern artworks by more than 500 artists
including Picasso, Andy Warhol, Mondrian and Francis Bacon.
The wonderful Belém Tower remembers, with its form, the dungeons of medieval castles;
it was built between 1514 and 1520 for defensive purposes
and today has been classified as a World Heritage by Unesco.
Mango Mousse!
We're finally in our room after a day full of museums, walks and monuments! We're KO!
We no longer feel our feet!
We have seen a lot of beautiful things...
the Jeronimos Monastery...
Unfortunatly the monument of discoveries was under restoration...it was covered with scaffolding!
we have discovered a great tipical restaurant...
the Churrasqueira Do Marquez
We have eat an incredible churrasco and bacalhau...
You have to try it!
Remember to leave a like, a comment and to subscribe!
Bye!!!!!
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Do You Make These Pronunciation Mistakes? Ep.02 - Duration: 11:13.
hello and welcome back to real English with real teachers today is a very
special episode because we are starting a brand new series of videos and it's
all about pronunciation we're going to be talking about minimal pairs what is a
minimal pair a pair of words which differ by just one sound and Harry did a
pronunciation video with Lucy a while back you may remember this coke cock so
we thought that we would take the time to explore some more minimal pairs that
you guys have suggested in the comment sections of our videos let's get going
so what do you like about me the most oh well your fanny I beg your
pardon you haven't even seen it yet You
cheeky bugger I mean here Charlie has mispronounced the word funny for the
word Fanny Harriet was a little bit shocked because in British English
Fanny refers to a ladies genitals so it was perhaps a little bit
forward for Charlie to say this on a first date in American English this
would have been slightly less offensive because Fanny actually means bottom but
it's still not a recommendable thing to say on a first date especially not with
a classy lady like Harriet so let's learn how to pronounce these
two words correctly so that we don't make the same mistake as Charlie I mean
you're funny you're funny oh you think I'm funny do you yes I am
quite funny that's one thing you're good-looking
really I love your hair looks really good on you
thanks My my mum dyed it for me for the vowel sound in the word Fanny keep
your tongue low to the front of the mouth stretch out your lips to the side
as if you are smiling with your mouth wide open and make a short voiced sound
ah ah ah very good Harry, very good. Or, Harriet.. sorry Harriet
for the vowel sound in the word funny keep your tongue low and between the
middle and the back of the mouth that's it now make a short voiced sound with
your mouth open and relaxed ah ah very good and what's that word Harry Harriet
funny funny yes you are funny , aren't you Harriet yeah funny, yeah you also have a
fanny, don't you Harriet ....no... repeat after us
Fanny funny fanny funny very good
so another minimal pair that contains the same vowel sounds are bun and ban
bun and ban and another example is ton and tan ton and tan so
Charlie I like passionate men men who you know have interesting interests
What am I talking about? Anyway, what is your biggest passion in life? my biggest passion well I could say I'm
very passionate about my whores your whores yeah my whores yeah I love my
whores ah I didn't see anything about this on your Instagram I always post my
whores on my Instagram... you misogynistic Pig what have you got against my whores?
you're disgusting
in this scene Charlie has incorrectly pronounce the
word horse for the plural form of the word whore so instead of impressing
Harriet by showing his sensitive animal loving side
Charlie has basically admitted that he objectifies woman sells them for sex and
then boasts about it on his Instagram that's no way to get a second date is it
let's see where he went wrong here to pronounce the Z sound in whores place the
front of the tongue close to the alveolar Ridge at the top of your mouth
this is the the small lumpy bit that sits just behind your front teeth and
then make a short voiced sound hmm your vocal cords should vibrate hmm yeah they
ah yeah very good Harriet very good all right now for the sound in horse the
front of the tongue is placed close to the alveolar Ridge the same as the Z
sound but this time you need to push the air through the space along the center
of the tip of the tongue without vibrating your vocal cords you got that
yeah I'll try so I'm pushing harder than before yeah yeah you are Harriet push
harder go on
so the aspiration of air is what allows you to create this sound and
differentiate the words horse and whores really interesting thanks charlie
gonna practice those two sounds okay horse horse whores whores oh good yeah so
do you like horses or whores I like horses I like riding horses not whores
you don't like riding whores you like riding horses good maybe we've got a
second date then do you forgive me okay then repeat after us horse and
whores whores whores
horse horse so another couple of minimal pairs with the same consonant sound on
this difficult pronunciation is Moore's and Moore's repeat after us
Moore's Moore's very good and another one is course and cause repeat after us
course cause very good so in this video we've
drawn your attention to the specific phonemes that allow you to distinguish
the difference in the word's total sound if you want to get really good at
British English pronunciation you need to stop focusing on how the word looks
because our language is not written the way that we speak it the way that we
pronounce it so what you need to do is to get familiar with these phonemic
symbols and start to use a dictionary so that when you learn a new word you can
look it up and figure out exactly how we would say it thank you very much Harriet
for being such a good sport and I look forward to taking you on a ride on my
horse Thank You charlie you're cheeky but you've won me over in
the end I'm I'm touched honestly that wig I mean that hair is
just lovely lovely it brings out your eyes
you're such a you're such a charmer get out of here you see you next Tuesday
silly Harriet miss you oh she's gone that's all for today but we hope you
have found these minimal pairs useful do remember to keep on practicing them
aloud so that you can master them and if you like this video and you think that
Harriet is cute please do give us a thumbs up and now finally it is your
turn to get active and answer these questions in the comment section firstly
what other minimal pairs can you think of which contain the same phonemic
differences as the words in this video number two what minimal pairs would you
like to see in future videos of ours and number three does Charlie deserve a
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Austrian Food Review - 4 Dishes to try in Vienna, Austria - Duration: 9:03.
Well hello hello from a rather unusual dining spot.
Today we're at an amusement park.
We're visiting Prater (Schweizerhaus) and we got really hungry so we figured let's make
a food video first, go on the rides later and we figured we should probably try some
Austrian food.
So it is one of those cases where the food arrived before we even started filming our
intro.
So everything we're having is already at the table.
We ordered the Wiener Schnitzel (Wiener Schnitzel vom Schwein), we got some goulash, Viennese potato salad (Wiener Erdäpfelsalat) and it all
looks amazing.
So yeah let's dig in.
And we even have dessert coming too.
And beer.
And beer.
Haha.
So first up beer.
And it is not even Austrian.
What happened there Sam?
Yeah, I kind of bungled that up.
Um, this is a Paulaner.
Weißbier.
Yeah, Paulaner.
And yeah it even says on the back.
Made in Germany.
Well it's from the neighbors.
But it should be good.
It is a red beer.
A white beer.
Weißbier.
Oh yeah, that is so nice.
Yeah?
I'm always ready to have beer around this time of day after we've been walking for a
while.
I know I say that a lot but like it is just so true.
And the beer is going to go so nicely with the schnitzel and goulash as well.
So that is also exciting.
So you want to introduce us to your dish?
Ah, I sure do.
This is one of my favorite dishes in Central Europe.
Look at that.
Beef goulash.
And you can see here it comes with pickles as well.
Yeah.
And it also comes with bread dumplings.
Mmmhmm.
And I remember we made the mistake in when we had goulash in the Czech Republic of eating
our bread dumplings with our hands and everyone was like you guys are like barbarians.
You guys are like barbarians.
Apparently you are supposed to use your fork and knife.
Alright.
We'll use our fork and knife.
I'm going to do that this time.
Proper cutlery.
Proper cutlery.
Here guys.
So yeah, I'm going to get the a bit of the meat, get a bit of the bread.
It is going to be a wonderful first bite.
Mmmm.
Mmmm.
Oh yeah.
Oh, that is so good.
The meat is so tender, the sauce, the gravy is so rich and flavorful.
And just having the bread compliments it really nicely too.
Oh my gosh this is awesome.
I think the last time we had goulash must have been in Budapest so it has been a little
while.
It has been a while and yeah this is a great start to the meal.
Alright, I'm going to try Sam's food as well.
So going in here and already I mean looking at the dish it is quite different from the
goulash we were having in Hungary which was more soupy.
This is more like the Pörkölt I think it is pronounced which is more like stew like.
Yeah.
It is the thick gravy.
Mmmm.
Oh, wow.
Isn't that nice?
Mmmhmm.
Oh man, that is good.
You're right, the meat is so so tender.
It really is.
And I also like that the dumplings the dumplings are quite light and fluffy.
Yep.
So I feel like I can eat more.
You know?
Yep.
Get more in my system.
Yeah, they look thicker than they actually are.
Like when you look at them they look like wow that looks like really dense dumplings
but they're actually not that dense.
And I'm going in for a third bite with pickles.
Oh my gosh.
I've never had goulash with pickles I don't think.
Hhhhmmm.
That is a surprisingly good combination.
Yeah.
I really like this dish.
You know what is cool?
Is that everywhere we try goulash like in Central Europe it is just a little bit different
at every restaurant and every country so.
That is fascinating for me.
So what just happened?
The dangers of eating outside.
It is quite windy so there is like branches, leaves and like these giant nuts dropping
from the trees.
One of these.
In fact this is the branch that hit me.
Oh, it was the nut.
And like it hurt.
This just fell on our neighbor.
Yeah, and this is how high it is up there guys.
Look at that.
That is where it came from.
Anyways back to the food.
Back to the food.
So I ordered the wienerschnitzel (wiener schnitzel art) but the classic it is supposed to be veal.
Yep.
But they don't have that on the menu here.
They have one made with pork.
Um, so yeah that is the one we ordered.
It is actually a lot cheaper when you order the one with veal it costs double.
Yeah.
And this was only about 10 Euros.
This was about 10 Euro.
The one with veal you're looking more at around 20 Euros.
Yeah.
We've noticed.
You really are.
Yep.
So let's see.
Mmmm.
That is really nice.
It is a really thin cut of meat.
Um, I believe the way they make it is that they dip it in like whisked eggs.
Or no, first flower, whisked eggs and then breadcrumbs.
And then they fry it.
So this is really nice and you know what it reminds me of?
Hahaha.
Milanesa.
Milanese in Argentina.
Milanesa.
So yeah that is what we're having.
Haha.
Alright Mister.
Yeah, time to try that schnitzel (Wiener Schnitzel vom Schwein).
Oh my gosh that looks good.
And in between bites we are being attacked by falling nuts from the overhead tree.
Another one fell.
Another one fell.
Coming down like projectile bombs.
I just hope they don't hit us on the head.
Yeah, might have a concussion or something.
Urgh, anyways let's try this.
Mmmmm.
That is really nice.
I think schnitzel is one of my favorite foods to have in Austria for sure.
Favorite food group?
Definitely a favorite food group.
We're actually neglecting the salad underneath the schnitzel.
We really are.
It is on the side.
Look at that.
Poor little salad.
Poor little neglected.
Oh.
Show us again.
Poor little salad.
Poor little neglected salad.
And we figured we would order one more salad to go along with this so you want to show
us that one.
Yep.
So over here we have potato salad.
Yeah, this one apparently is a Viennese potato salad (Wiener Erdäpfelsalat).
Viennese.
Austrian potato salad.
Let's try that.
Yeah.
And it has onions.
Red onion.
It looks good.
Mmmm.
That is really nice.
Yeah?
Yeah, I think it has kind of a vinegar type of dressing.
It is really tasty.
And dessert.
And dessert is here.
It has arrived.
We are having apfelstrudel (apple strudel).
Yeah, which is you know the famous Viennese dessert.
Famous Austrian.
The absolute classic.
And it was invented in Vienna so.
Yes.
In case you're wondering it is popular in other parts of Europe but invented here.
Oh!
That is amazing.
Wow.
It just like it has so much cinnamon and the pieces of apple are so big and juicy and then
you have the dusting of icing sugar and then it is just it is a work of art.
Urgh.
It is a work of art and then the pastry is just nice and flaky and delicate.
My gosh that is good.
It is like the perfect way to end this meal.
This has just been a wonderful meal like everything we've had has been so good.
Amazing.
Alright, price point.
So that meal came to 36 Euros and 10 cents.
That was for beer, for mineral water, the potato salad, the wienerschnitzel, goulash,
apfelstrudel (apple strudel) for dessert.
So ordered quite a bit.
Yeah.
We are leaving stuffed.
Oh my gosh.
And I mean we are somewhere touristy.
We're in the middle of an amusement park.
The oldest amusement park here in Austria.
So.
Yeah.
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And put it in his pocket
A Tisket, A Tasket, A green and yellow basket
I wrote a letter to my lover
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A Tisket, A tasket, a green and yellow basket
I wrote a letter to my lover
On the way I dropped it. Dropped it! I dropped it!
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WHY SARMAT (SATAN 2) IS THE MOST POWERFUL MISSILE IN THE WORLD ? - Duration: 7:05.Russia carried out a successful test of its RS-28 Sarmt nuclear missile as part of Zapad-2017
on Thursday night, the country's defense ministry said.
The exercise, known as Zapad-2017, is the latest iteration of a series of training maneuvers
that began under the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
After a long break following the collapse of communism, Zapad was revived in 1999 and
then was expanded after Vladimir Putin became president at the end of that year.
Zapad, "west" in Russian, used to include military forces from countries under the Warsaw
Pact, the Soviet-led military alliance whose non-Soviet members have now all joined Nato.
Today, the military exercise has shrunk to just two participants — Russia and Belarus
— but it is still viewed warily by military planners in the West.
The rocket, also known as Satan 2 , was fired from the Plestek Cosmodrome and travelled
3,600 miles before hitting a target on the Kura test range.
One official told newspaper Kommersant,"The main aim is to check the rocket's systems
at the moment of leaving the silo, the switching on of the Sarmat's first stage and the following
5 seconds.
It has been developed by Russian missile design company the Makeyev Design Bureau.
In this video, Defense Updates analyses why it the most powerful missile in the world ?
The RS-28 Sarmat is due to replace Soviet R-36M missiles which Nato experts nicknamed
"Satan" meaning the devil.
The R-36M was viewed by US analysts as giving the Soviet Union first strike advantage over
the US.
"Satan 2" is the name given to its more deadly replacement that is the RS-28 Sarmat.
According to the concept of MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction), if the other side knew that
initiating a nuclear strike would also inevitably lead to their own destruction, they will not
initiate a nuclear strike.
So basically MAD prevents a nuclear war.
As United States and NATO are improving their (Ballistic Missile Defense ) BMD systems,
MAD is getting threatened since USA or NATO may be able to intercept Russia's current
nuclear missiles like R-36 Satan.
Sarmat is being designed specifically to penetrate any current or future BMD system.
It is Russia's answer to this strategic problem, and will enable Russia to maintain
the nuclear deterrence vis-à-vis United States and NATO.
According to Russia's military, "'It can beat any defenses' and wipe out entire countries ".
At the end of June 2015, it was reported that the production schedule for the first prototype
of the Sarmat was slipping.
The RS-28 Sarmat was expected to become operational in 2016.
On 10 August 2016, Russia successfully tested the RS-28's first-stage engine named PDU-99
.The first image of this new missile was declassified and unveiled in October 2016.
In May last year it was reported that the production process had been accelerated and
that the missiles would make up 100% of Russia's fixed land-based nuclear arsenal by 2021.
Sarmat uses Liquid Propellant the exact nature of which is classified.
The missile has a speed of over Mach 20.7 .It weigh in at a massive 100 tons, making
it the heaviest missile in the world.
To give viewers a perspective, the US land based strategic missile LGM-30 Minuteman 3,
has a weight of 35 tons approximately.
Speaking to Radio Sputnik, Alexei Leonov a military expert and commercial director of
"Arsenal of the Fatherland" magazine provide insight about the missile.
The military expert emphasized that Sarmat will serve as a reliable deterrent.
Leonkov highlighted the particular interest of the US and European mainstream media towards
the Russian missile, which was dubbed the "devil in disguise", "Satan" and "weapons
of nuclear hell."
Leonov said, "Let them call it what they want.
The [Sarmat] missile system which is about to enter into service is a fifth generation
system.
Its characteristics are so impressive that our opponents have reason to be afraid of
it.
According to some estimates, the missile's striking range is up to 18,000 kilometers
[11,184.6 miles].
It also has a large number of divided parts, from 10 to 15 warheads, each with a capacity
of up to 750 kilotons.
They will fly to their target at hypersonic speeds performing maneuvers so that the existing
American missile defense system would be incapable of intercepting them".
Little Boy atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima had a yield of 15 kt of TNT.
Samrat's cumulative explosive power will be 15 warheads multiply by 750 kt that is
around 11,000 kt of TNT
The Russian news outlet Sputnik reported in May that an RS-28 rocket is "capable of
wiping out parts of the Earth the size of France or Texas".
And by the these figures its seems that the analysis is correct.
Leonov expressed his confidence that the Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant will hit its deadline
and Sarmat will enter service on schedule.
Land Based missiles are vulnerable to preemptive strikes and hence Russian experts are going
great lengths to shield it.
The Sarmat's silos will be protected by active protection measures including 100 guns
capable of firing a metallic cloud of 40,000 30 mm bullets to an altitude of up to 6 km.
The Russians are also planning to protect the Sarmat with their new S-500 air defense
systems.
S-500 system can detect incoming ballistic missiles or aircrafts at a range of 2000 km.
It designed to intercept them at a range of 500-600 km.
Finally, the missile's preparation to launch is under 60 seconds utilizing a highly automated
launch system.
All in, the Sarmat will be the best protected silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile
ever put into service worldwide.
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Picking on the Ranch - Duration: 9:29.hi I'm Mike one man's junk is another man's treasure I think that's how the
saying goes and here on the ranch we have barns full of stuff that never see
the light of day and about once a year I like to go through and do a little
digging and see what I can find hidden treasures winter projects you never know
what you might run into as we go picking on the ranch on our wyoming life
the bad part about having space to store stuff is that you end up keeping
everything we've got barns and sheds and even an old semi-trailer that acts as
storage on the ranch and when something is in the way or it is isn't useful at
the moment it ends up getting slid into one of these storage units it's been
going on for years there's piles of god-knows-what scattered all over the
ranch placed in storage by past generations and forgotten about and left
to be found by us all ranchers are hoarders to some extent I've been there
you throw something away and two weeks two days two months two years down the
road you realize that you could have used it for something
an old hydraulic hose that still has a good end a wheel but a wheelbarrow that
he could have salvaged the handles off of or even a box of hose fittings when
you have a hose break in the garden ranchers store their stockpiles all over
the place for us bigger things and pieces of equipment old gates pipes even
use propane tanks end up in the dump not really a dump but more of a holding area
until something or some part is needed for smaller things they end up in
storage in a barn or a shed and wait until they're needed again come with me
as we take a look and see what kind of treasures we can find
this garage / barn is our main storage area useful for getting things out of
the weather and the winter we usually store the Model T in here and sometimes
the fire truck but right now it's full of stuff that we had to get out of the
way in the shop stacks of chairs we use during branding the cake feeder which
we'll be putting on the Gator in the next couple of weeks that way we don't
have to get out in the weather and cake the cows by hand also taking up the
center of the garage as an old refrigerator we saved the compressor is
shot but I'm hoping to get it up and running at some point I think it looked
cool in the shop next up is Aaron's water tank that we'll be using to take
water to the gardens this winter all the garden water is turned off so it doesn't
freeze so this will be filled up in the shop and taken via Bobcat to the tunnel
to water plants also we have an old band soft and over here is an old wheelbarrow
filled with tack these are harnesses for draught horses
it's how they were attached to and controlled from the back of an old wagon
these were rounded up from old barns and put into one place although I have no
idea what I'm gonna do with them
over on this raised platform is an old Bell I think it was a school bell at
some point and sat on this stand which was in the ground and was used to call
the kids in from recess many many years ago at a small one-room schoolhouse this
garage used to be the main shop on the ranch of years ago and some of the
remnants of that are still evident like this old drill press still mounted to
the wall a hand operated drill press and even though it's missing a lot of parts
I still like it and I'm sure it saw a lot of work back in its day along with
this old vice mounted to the workbench and it still works in this corner of the
garage we get to some of the old furniture the ranch has been collecting
over the years chairs and tables and dressers along with steamer trunks all
earmarked for future refurbishing if I ever get time to do that in the same
corner an old Cub Cadet wagon pulled behind a four-wheeler or a lawn tractor
and filled with a bunch of stuff including an old fashioned popcorn
popper a fly fishing basket and an old creamer bucket and this an antique cedar
for planting seeds in the garden as we head into the barn attached to this
garage we'll find a majority of the odds and ends that end up being stored on the
ranch buckets of old tools and fittings which had been collected a lot of them
from the methane sites on the ranch where workers would forget the tools and
leave stuff laying around including more pipe wrenches than I'll ever need or use
each stall on this side of the barn has been used for storage for years and
years as we move on to the next stall we could find a bunch of old fashioned
wooden school desks probably from the same school the Bell came from and in
the same area not very PC boxes of old beer bottles I'm guessing somebody in
the past here was brewing beer and maybe even bottling it I hope
they got to enjoy it because in the end I'm left with a few boxes of beer
bottles here's another piece of beer memorabilia an old wooden beer case
someone was a Budweiser fan next to it and behind this light an antique sewing
machine a new mansion brand sewing machine very cool
manufactured in 1925 unfortunately not worth a lot millions of these were made
and millions are still around tucked away just like this one but you
can't imagine the kind of work this machine is seen headed out of this barn
and over to the semi trailer this storage trailer is relatively new and
I'm mainly using it for stuff that I use quite a bit but I don't want it
cluttering up the shop random tools that apparently spilled out of their bucket
some more furniture for refinishing extranet wrap that's used to wrap bales
during hanging time also an old painters stool another antique school desk a
trunk and a sewing box we have one more barn to visit in our picking Torf and
that's the main barn behind the shop this barn ends up being storage for
mostly yard lawn and garden equipment but it does have one surprise in it this
unassuming looking black box let's check it out it doesn't look like much but
this box was technologically in between the chuck wagon in a wagon train and a
modern RV it weighs about 75 pounds and as we get it out of the light I can tell
you the patent for it is from 1926 and it's a motorists kitchenette it was made
to be mounted to the running board of a Model T or Model a car you could drive
all day stop for lunch and with different compartments for bread coffee
sugar and eggs you'd have all the fixin's
picnic including an icebox and a water dispenser on the side it's nowhere
mint-condition but it was one of my best finds on the ranch it originally sold
for $50 and was probably a huge luxury for the car owner of the early 20th
century well there we go the motorists kitchen sitting on the back of a 1924
Ford Model T pickup this is as good as it gets back then got a nice box sit
back and make yourself a sandwich one of the cool things about living on the
ranch is the history that you can find whether it's the ranch itself or
something tucked away in an old barn ranches in the US are disappearing at a
rate of one acre per minute and with them goes all that history we're doing
our best to keep that from happening thanks for joining us make sure you
stick around as we've got some cool stuff coming up Aaron's getting ready to
start her winter growing adventure in the high tunnel growing vegetables with
no heat in freezing temperatures and supplying our local farmers market also
we've got pregnant and we'll be getting back into our winter mode as we start
feeding the cows once again lots of projects coming up in the shop
and a whole lot more as always have a great week and thanks for joining us and
on Wyoming life
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We were too different,
You know that well.
We aren't able to embrace,
Each other's realities
"I don't understand"
"I don't remember"
Words that will always just be words
I don't expect them
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
To your warm touch
I love you
I love you (I love you)
I love you (oh baby~)
I love you (I love you, I love you)
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Please hold me
Please catch me
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Leaving the Left - Part 22: Ken Stern - Duration: 4:42.
Tucker Carlson: Ken Stern was CEO of NPR, National Public Radio, and a distinguished member of the liberal
bubble himself.
As a long time Democrat he realized he didn't know that many Conservative Republicans, so
he did what no one ever does, and he spent a year traveling the country to meet people
who think differently from him on their own terms.
He's got a brand new book out which is excellent about that experience called "Republican
Like Me: How I Left the Liberal Bubble and Learned to Love the Right."
Ken Stern joins us tonight.
What an amazing – what does your family say when you said "I want to get out there
and meet people who vote differently"?
Ken Stern: They thought I was crazy.
I live on a nice Democratic street in Washington, D.C. and my house is 100 percent Democrat.
My wife and 10 year old son were not too approving of this notion, and I suspect my neighbors
were not either.
But I went out and really saw a world that I didn't know of and it was a remarkable
experience.
I learned tons about Republicans, about the country as a whole, and that's really the
source of the book.
Tucker: We do segments like this all the time on this show about the divide and, increasingly, no
one ever talks to anybody they disagree with.
What were your first impressions of this new world?
Ken: One of the impulses for the book was the notion that we've actually become much more geographically
and culturally divided than ever before.
10 years ago there were about a thousand "landslide counties" – counties that one party or
another won by 20 percent or more.
This time around there were about 2,500, about 60 percent of the country.
We are increasingly dividing ourselves so that one side doesn't know the other.
Going in I had the typical Democratic attitude – not very flattering towards Republicans.
But I sat in churches, you sent me pig hunting in Texas.
Tucker: (Laughing) That was my recommendation.
Ken: It was.
And it was a great recommendation.
Tucker: Did you meet any liberals, pig hunting in Texas?
Ken Stern: Pig hunting in Texas?
Uh, maybe the pigs, but, no one else.
It was just a remarkable experience.
I met people who I would never have met otherwise.
People who have led remarkable lives, who have served their communities, who had deep
thoughts about the way their communities and their government should work.
I learned a ton from them.
Tucker Carlson: Funny thing is when you told me about this book – I think it was two years ago – I
thought it was a really cool idea.
Now, it seems like a completely radical idea that no one would ever do.
How do you think – having done this and having been in the media for so long – this
divide affects the way that we cover news?
It seems like most people who work in the press are from one America, but not the other.
Ken: Yea, I it's a fair criticism.
I was at NPR for a long time, and I knew – and I still know – that the people there try
to tell a balanced story.
But what I never gave credit for until this time was that they live inside a certain bubble.
We all do.
And it drives what stories they think are important and what sources they look to, how
how they think about story.
It's an enormous challenge I think for media, because it means that they don't tell the
stories of half the country and I think that's really what's missing from the mainstream
media.
Tucker Carlson: I think that's right.
There's very little cultural diversity.
So, I actually learned something – (even) as someone who's spent their life hunting
and around guns.
I didn't know how often guns are used defensively, by law abiding people in this country, until
I read it from you.
Ken Stern: It's an interesting thing.
All the issues I plunged into – climate change, poverty programs, and guns (et al)
– I really learned a lot from people and experts I wouldn't normally talk to.
I talked to John Lott about guns and learned an enormous amount from him.
The biggest story – and I'll get to defensive gun use in minute – is guns homicides in
the country have gone down by over half over the last 20 years, as the number of guns in this
country has gone up.
We spend time talking about gun control.
But we don't talk about the things that actually drove gun homicides down over the
last 20 years.
Why don't we talk about that more?
I didn't even know the term "defensive gun use" before this.
And yet the Department of Justice estimates that it happens 60 thousand times a year.
There is a Florida state study that says it's about a million times a year.
Tucker Carlson: But a lot?!
Ken Stern: Either way.
High end, low end, it happens a lot.
I actually found stories – I told one of them in the New York Post this week – about
how people use guns to protect themselves.
It's an important part of the gun story that just isn't spoken about very much.
Tucker Carlson: You wrote about a store clerk who repelled a robber with gun fire.
He walks out, knocks the guy down with a bullet, cigarette in his mouth, and says "Castle
Doctrine baby!"
(Laughing) Yea.
Ken Stern: Modern day Clint Eastwood.
It was an unbelievable story.
Tucker Carlson: Ken Stern.
What a great book.
And good for you for doing that.
I don't know anybody else who would do that in your world. Thank you.
Ken Stern: And thank you Tucker for your help with the book.
Tucker Carlson: Oh man I love it!
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Picking on the Ranch - Duration: 9:29.hi I'm Mike one man's junk is another man's treasure I think that's how the
saying goes and here on the ranch we have barns full of stuff that never see
the light of day and about once a year I like to go through and do a little
digging and see what I can find hidden treasures winter projects you never know
what you might run into as we go picking on the ranch on our wyoming life
the bad part about having space to store stuff is that you end up keeping
everything we've got barns and sheds and even an old semi-trailer that acts as
storage on the ranch and when something is in the way or it is isn't useful at
the moment it ends up getting slid into one of these storage units it's been
going on for years there's piles of god-knows-what scattered all over the
ranch placed in storage by past generations and forgotten about and left
to be found by us all ranchers are hoarders to some extent I've been there
you throw something away and two weeks two days two months two years down the
road you realize that you could have used it for something
an old hydraulic hose that still has a good end a wheel but a wheelbarrow that
he could have salvaged the handles off of or even a box of hose fittings when
you have a hose break in the garden ranchers store their stockpiles all over
the place for us bigger things and pieces of equipment old gates pipes even
use propane tanks end up in the dump not really a dump but more of a holding area
until something or some part is needed for smaller things they end up in
storage in a barn or a shed and wait until they're needed again come with me
as we take a look and see what kind of treasures we can find
this garage / barn is our main storage area useful for getting things out of
the weather and the winter we usually store the Model T in here and sometimes
the fire truck but right now it's full of stuff that we had to get out of the
way in the shop stacks of chairs we use during branding the cake feeder which
we'll be putting on the Gator in the next couple of weeks that way we don't
have to get out in the weather and cake the cows by hand also taking up the
center of the garage as an old refrigerator we saved the compressor is
shot but I'm hoping to get it up and running at some point I think it looked
cool in the shop next up is Aaron's water tank that we'll be using to take
water to the gardens this winter all the garden water is turned off so it doesn't
freeze so this will be filled up in the shop and taken via Bobcat to the tunnel
to water plants also we have an old band soft and over here is an old wheelbarrow
filled with tack these are harnesses for draught horses
it's how they were attached to and controlled from the back of an old wagon
these were rounded up from old barns and put into one place although I have no
idea what I'm gonna do with them
over on this raised platform is an old Bell I think it was a school bell at
some point and sat on this stand which was in the ground and was used to call
the kids in from recess many many years ago at a small one-room schoolhouse this
garage used to be the main shop on the ranch of years ago and some of the
remnants of that are still evident like this old drill press still mounted to
the wall a hand operated drill press and even though it's missing a lot of parts
I still like it and I'm sure it saw a lot of work back in its day along with
this old vice mounted to the workbench and it still works in this corner of the
garage we get to some of the old furniture the ranch has been collecting
over the years chairs and tables and dressers along with steamer trunks all
earmarked for future refurbishing if I ever get time to do that in the same
corner an old Cub Cadet wagon pulled behind a four-wheeler or a lawn tractor
and filled with a bunch of stuff including an old fashioned popcorn
popper a fly fishing basket and an old creamer bucket and this an antique cedar
for planting seeds in the garden as we head into the barn attached to this
garage we'll find a majority of the odds and ends that end up being stored on the
ranch buckets of old tools and fittings which had been collected a lot of them
from the methane sites on the ranch where workers would forget the tools and
leave stuff laying around including more pipe wrenches than I'll ever need or use
each stall on this side of the barn has been used for storage for years and
years as we move on to the next stall we could find a bunch of old fashioned
wooden school desks probably from the same school the Bell came from and in
the same area not very PC boxes of old beer bottles I'm guessing somebody in
the past here was brewing beer and maybe even bottling it I hope
they got to enjoy it because in the end I'm left with a few boxes of beer
bottles here's another piece of beer memorabilia an old wooden beer case
someone was a Budweiser fan next to it and behind this light an antique sewing
machine a new mansion brand sewing machine very cool
manufactured in 1925 unfortunately not worth a lot millions of these were made
and millions are still around tucked away just like this one but you
can't imagine the kind of work this machine is seen headed out of this barn
and over to the semi trailer this storage trailer is relatively new and
I'm mainly using it for stuff that I use quite a bit but I don't want it
cluttering up the shop random tools that apparently spilled out of their bucket
some more furniture for refinishing extranet wrap that's used to wrap bales
during hanging time also an old painters stool another antique school desk a
trunk and a sewing box we have one more barn to visit in our picking Torf and
that's the main barn behind the shop this barn ends up being storage for
mostly yard lawn and garden equipment but it does have one surprise in it this
unassuming looking black box let's check it out it doesn't look like much but
this box was technologically in between the chuck wagon in a wagon train and a
modern RV it weighs about 75 pounds and as we get it out of the light I can tell
you the patent for it is from 1926 and it's a motorists kitchenette it was made
to be mounted to the running board of a Model T or Model a car you could drive
all day stop for lunch and with different compartments for bread coffee
sugar and eggs you'd have all the fixin's
picnic including an icebox and a water dispenser on the side it's nowhere
mint-condition but it was one of my best finds on the ranch it originally sold
for $50 and was probably a huge luxury for the car owner of the early 20th
century well there we go the motorists kitchen sitting on the back of a 1924
Ford Model T pickup this is as good as it gets back then got a nice box sit
back and make yourself a sandwich one of the cool things about living on the
ranch is the history that you can find whether it's the ranch itself or
something tucked away in an old barn ranches in the US are disappearing at a
rate of one acre per minute and with them goes all that history we're doing
our best to keep that from happening thanks for joining us make sure you
stick around as we've got some cool stuff coming up Aaron's getting ready to
start her winter growing adventure in the high tunnel growing vegetables with
no heat in freezing temperatures and supplying our local farmers market also
we've got pregnant and we'll be getting back into our winter mode as we start
feeding the cows once again lots of projects coming up in the shop
and a whole lot more as always have a great week and thanks for joining us and
on Wyoming life
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BEAUZ & Michael Lanza - The Way You Move (Lyrics Video) - Duration: 3:26.
📝 BEAUZ & Michael Lanza - The Way You Move Lyrics
I can tell from across the room you're looking over my way
Acting cool like you always do but why you gotta play games
And maybe later we'll rendezvous if you feel the same
But I'm losing control I just can't stay away
Never woulda realized the feeling that I have inside
Lemme look into your eyes and I'll get to know you
Have another sip of wine it'll open up your mind
Maybe if we take our time you'll get to know me too
So I'll take a chance, ask you to dance 'Cause I just wanna see the way you move
It's getting late, just get a clue And tell me that you feel the way I do
See the way you move
Missed calls you ignore your phone 'cause you ran out of their sight
Grab the keys and I'll take you home it ain't a very long drive
Tell me don't ever let you go and I'll hold you tight
It's easy to see baby that's what you like
Never woulda realized the feeling that I have inside
Lemme look into your eyes and I'll get to know you
Have another sip of wine it'll open up your mind
Maybe if we take our time you'll get to know me too
So I'll take a chance, ask you to dance 'Cause I just wanna see the way you move
It's getting late, just get a clue And tell me that you feel the way I do
See the way you move See the way you move
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532 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin near the Beach in Manzanita, Oregon | Absolutely Small House Design - Duration: 1:56.
532 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin near the Beach in Manzanita, Oregon
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Havana - Camila Cabello (Ukulele Tutorial) - Duration: 3:10.
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Veteran Family of 4 Convert a School Bus to Find Where They Belong - Duration: 17:28.
hi I'm Ryan I'm Morgan hi my name's Ryan I'm Layla and we're the Crabtree's and this is our
Bus, Chittybang Skoolie
the United States Army I was an infantryman then I went to work offshore
and I became an offshore cementer in ultra-deepwater
in the Gulf of Mexico whenever I went to work he he stepped in and became his
stay-at-home dad we're too few odd jobs traveling with them being in the
military just office management stuff I was also a wife of a veteran - been
married almost about 14 years actually anniversary yesterday just had our
anniversary we've been through a lot in our life like most people everybody has
their challenges you can walk away from them and take that experience and turn
it into something or not and we've always been people who can face I think
any challenge we thought we found the home of our dreams and
a couple of days after Thanksgiving in a fireplace malfunctioned it was about six
months old at the time caused a whole 100% loss
stuff that kind of started a journey of having to rebuild things we were just
dealing with a lot of bullshit it was dealing with banks and insurance
contractors contractors and trying to get the house built back the way it
needed to get built and a lot of things went wrong so it was a bittersweet but
we moved in and we filled it with more stuff even better than before you know
we thought we were filling this void it seemed like in our life one night I had
lost my job we're trying to figure out what could we do differently that didn't
involve both of us having to go work a corporate life and he was retired at the
time we knew that we enjoyed being together we enjoyed we're being with our
kids and we still had started homeschooling and we just didn't want to
be a part and we didn't want our kids to grow up with both their parents go on
working we have all these great things no time you know they're gonna get old
and you know then we're gonna have nothing but time and no kids so they're
gonna be having their own families so we really just did it to get closer to them
I guess find where we belong build our future instead of consuming our future
and not relying on other people to do it that's one night we started looking into
the tiny houses and the bus just seemed to fit everything that we wanted and a
lot of people quit and a lot of it's really hard because it's a lot to take
on it took us about a year to sell our house we had got the bus a few months
after we put it up for sale and then we just started selling all of our big
furniture things that we didn't really need
she took about a year and a half to build and she's a 99 front nose
international Genesis and she's 40 feet long we flat noses we added three feet
to the rear to extend the frame we have no prior real building experience at all
we pretty much did YouTube University to figure it out so far we've been in it
for almost a year and we've been able to pull up anywhere and as long as we have
water we can power the electricity the TV fans the only thing we can't do is
run the air conditioner that we just installed and the bus was kind of the
main thing that you know gave us the confidence to really realize that we can
be
you can dream it you can build it this had it like obviously any bus it had a
bus door on there hold I'm gonna get a beer man all right so the front door we
did have a bus store we went we went to ebay and we found the cheapest door you
could find online I think it cost about $250 already do it again I would've got
the cheapest door I would have got something a little nicer but also make
sure you level your door how didn't do that we we really didn't do much on the
paint job we didn't sand everything down I'm not a body guy don't really care
about doing paint jobs so we just did it was a two hundred dollar rust-oleum
paint job is what it you know ended up costing us we found these little latches
on ebay for about eight bucks we use a piano hinge welded it to steel found these
boxes on Amazon or Ebay they're about a hundred dollars and then we welded the
frames on to the actual frame of the bus there's two here there's two over here
on this side then there's two more on the other side so a total of six and
then we ended up building out our own battery box so we made that out of steel
we got all new tires we actually put the tires on ourself and man that's a pain
I'll let somebody do that next time that's a that's a full-time job here's a
vent for the refrigerator and then we got another vent on top I want to give
them some really good love on this they've been awesome
Precision Temp RV 550 I think is what it is we've had maybe two issues with this
called the company up and they literally sent me on a new one no questions asked
it was so easy precision temp I recommend they're good
we used steel I think it's 16 gauge steel to cover all the windows and I
probably want to use the 16 gauge steel I'll probably go to some more thinner
sheet metal it's just easier to work with and I
we have anywhere between 300 400 to 500 pounds extra just using that heavier
gauge still added a city water line and so on the inside I actually just have
two ball valves and that way I can run city water straight or I can turn the
ball valves again to where now I'm just using my RV pump so that helps out a lot
so over here on the left side that's the custom toolbox that we built and we have
a lot of tools in the back of that and over here it's a little custom gym
locker what do we call it and we have our propane we have for just normal
barbecue propane bottles and at the bottom this generator fits down there up
here and we have a winch that attached this to this ramp and then that'll close
everything up in the back we have an LED light bar on the back LED light bar on
the front if people are telling you don't buy a cheaper LED light bar they
don't know what they're talking about buy the cheaper stuff it just takes some
caulk and get around all the seams and you'll be fine over here we have filters
I only needed two of these and I ended up getting three just to make sure but
two is honestly all I really needed these are to just I guess pleated
filters they look like a roll of toilet paper and then this one's a carbon
filter for taste and smell this is a it's called on-the-go portable water
softener this works actually really well I'm pretty happy with that you see more
steel window covering this is a 50-amp service line and then right here is the
exhaust for we have a 40-foot boat heater that we put in here that works
really well in the wintertime here are the two other
bays right here that I was telling you about we call them our basements and
then this comes lockdown right now but that's where the four batteries go the
CR 260 I do recommend if you're going to do a school bus conversion rip and gut
everything out on the inside and we probably had about 40 pounds of wire
that we actually ripped out at the inside of the school bus this is
Morgan's garden she likes keeping this thing she's had him for the last year
it's made in the Pacific Northwest and now we're in Arizona and it's still
working for us no she's proud of
we custom-built everything that you see the couches this one is adjustable it
pulls out into a bed it's actually pulled out a little bit right now
because it's just more comfortable we also have storage underneath I have a
bunch of books underneath this one has our table underneath it which we don't
use so it probably wouldn't do that again but we do have storage underneath
these do not pull out I think we might change that in the future all my
curtains have reflectix inside you can hear it it keeps these
best windows a little better insulated because they're not RV windows but I
think they work really really well I'm keeping cold out and heat out
depending on the season whatever you want to accomplish we decided to go with
the corrugated metal ceilings it fit the roof a lot better the curve it was a lot
easier to work with that's one of the struggles in school a building is that
nothing's square everything is off a little bit so if you notice like how we
even trace we profile scribed all the walls to kind of fit the corrugated
pattern so that did take some time we used a tool called the perfect butt for
that and works really really great we also decided to go with LED light strips
because we weren't really sure what we were doing when we were doing electrical
electrical wasn't after thought we knew it was an afterthought which is why all
the outlets are sticking outside instead of flush we did also decide to go with
these really great ports because everybody has electronic devices so we
put him in the most usable spaces also the cabinets are all custom built Ryan
did all these himself the countertops are granite and after a year they
haven't cracked or anything the only thing I'll have to do is probably just
recaulk the seams but with all the twisting and turning and traveling it's
actually done really really well this door is new a trash can pop out and
we had put a fancy design on all the cabinet doors which
the hinges wouldn't hold very well so my door kind of fell apart so we ended up having to
to redo this but I do like this door a lot better so I think we're actually
gonna redo all the cabinets with this and we also want to add some shelves
across the top as well just to kind of give us some more storage space and then
we used IKEA for organizing tiny spaces they have
really awesome awesome options as far as that goes we also have a ro system this
is a reverse osmosis faucet where we are drinking water from there's actually
three filters on here on the bottom and then two extra filters up top and
there's also a five gallon pressurized tank and this all came from Amazon and
then we also afterwards added this UV light so as soon as the RO water comes
on this light shoots on and it kills any last minute germs that might be in the
system on on contact there's also parts per million meter so it tells us how
many parts per million that's coming in I think it's about 530 right now and
then after all the filters it gets it down to 45 there is a lot of waste water
that comes from the RO system it's always purging but I'm okay with that
because I know that the water that we're drinking is really clean and the other
addition that we have is also this new air conditioner we still have to add the
ceiling panel for it I think we're gonna go with a copper piece from Home Depot
it's an Atwood 150 26 model and it was really easy to install it's works really
really great in this space we also went with mostly RV appliances this is an RV
it's a norcold it runs on propane or electric we also went with the Atwood
like wood vision through burner stove we keep all of our breads our coffee mugs
kind of some random drying paintbrushes it sits up here this is actually a
Dickinson propane furnace it's actually made for boats and it works really well
I don't mind it it does we still do have some cold spots kind of throughout the
house and it's just like a long hallway but
typically we'll have floor heaters going and we're plugged in to kind of help
move that hot air around too and this is actually our old roommates pergo
flooring that we reused and so far the only thing that has fallen and travel
right here is the smear that I have sitting there after a year that's not
too bad so we'll just glue that one back up and
then we decided to go with this stone to kind of help capture some of that heat
and it will radiate whenever it's off so there's a little bit of method to the
madness with everything that we've planned and coming on back here this is
the bathroom area and the bunk room we have a curtain that kind of sections
this off so when you're using the bathroom we're taking a shower you can
kind of have this whole place back here step out into the hallway and dry off
we went with the nature's head composting toilet which has worked
really well and this is my utility closet also doubles as a Halloween
costume holding area and eclectic mix of music instruments and art stuff but the
main operation of this is my my solar power and right now my batteries are
charging they're up to 93 percent it's not even noon yet and you can you know
check out my page to see how I wired it and everything and we keep this cover -
just in case of moisture and condensation from the bathroom it kind
of protects the electronics equipment here ok so this is the bunk room we have
all the kids stuff and toiletries and such behind this curtain which curtains
are great to hide things this is their bunk area um my oldest she has the top
bunk my youngest is down here she has an animal net kind of keeps all of her toys
together you can tell our dogs she likes to sleep up here to you which is why
it's kind of all torn up down here but it's important they have their own space
they have their own areas they can get away from everybody in that I think is
so important in a tiny space is sectioning off everybody having their
there their room because you're kind of always around each other which is great
but you know everybody needs their personal time every now
and we also went with Rock Climbing Walls instead of a typical ladder
because these are just more fun and then this is the master bedroom
and this is where all the magic happens in the bus and it also houses our
storage tanks me love the mastiff her beds down here as well we do house to
one hundred gallon tanks under here this is my closet of all my stuff and my
sewing I have everything fit back here for girls and such and then Ryan's is
over here on this side we have a TV we have a WD player with a bunch of movies
Xbox so the kids can come back here and play we could be in the front watching
movies you know so if it is a rainy day or if it's just you know too cold to go
outside we do have the comforts of any normal house and then also mirrors I
feel I feel like that opens up the space as well so it's like a little nest back
here but once as soon as everything is opened up and just really I think it
feels like really homey and welcoming I feel like when you DIY something you're
just never done so we'll continue to keep building Chitty Bang and she'll
continue to keep taking us places I guess as long as we want to do this
lifestyle
things I would do differently is I would definitely decrease the weight I would
raise the roof on the bus definitely we have to 100 gallon water tanks to be
honest we only need 150 gallon water tank I guess some advice that I would
give to windy school a tiny house builders if you're married you're gonna
fight probably every day if you call that hammer that thing or that screw
that twisty guy we always prided ourselves on our
communication but this was a whole nother challenge take your time don't
get in a rush do tons of research plan plan and then plan again and plant some
more it's kind of like you know measure twice cut once that's what she says all
right guys I hope you enjoyed the video today if you want to follow Morgan and
Ryan Crabtree they have instagram facebook youtube everything and what's
up names we have instagram is at thecrabshomestead we have facebook that's
@ChittyBangSkoolie the website is www.thecrabshomestead.com
and I'll throw links to all that in the description below so you can go ahead and follow them
On all their social media. If you enjoyed the video guys give it a thumbs up
subscribe to the channel if you haven't already, and until next time guys, i'll see you later.
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The Dance - Garth Brooks (Covered by Naotoshi Maeda) with Lyrics - Duration: 3:53.
Looking back on the memory of The dance we shared beneath the stars above
For a moment all the world was right How could I have known you'd ever say goodbye
And now I'm glad I didn't know The way it all would end the way it all would
go Our lives are better left to chance I could
have missed the pain But I'd have to miss the dance
Holding you I held everything For a moment wasn't I the king
But if I'd only known how the king would fall Hey who's to say you know I might have changed
it all And now I'm glad I didn't know
The way it all would end the way it all would go
Our lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain
But I'd of had to miss the dance Yes my life is better left to chance
I could have missed the pain but I'd of had to miss the dance
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Miss Jackson - Duration: 2:44.
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SPOTTED: Kim Jong-un's WIFE snapped as he tells North Korean women to be 'more beautiful' - Duration: 3:37.
SPOTTED: Kim Jong-un's WIFE snapped as he tells North Korean women to be 'more beautiful'
Nuclear-mad Kim was photographed handling hairspray, looking at lipstick and staring at shampoo at the carefully managed PR shoot in Pyongyang. As the rotund ruler giggled as he was shown around, standing behind him was his dutiful wife Ri Sol-ju.
Wearing a black and white floral dress, she was hung back as her husbands got his mits on the factory's produce. Not much is known about Ri, but she occasionally appears in propaganda released by North Korea.
However she may not have been impressed as her husband encouraged women to try and be "more beautiful".
Ri is believed to be in her 20s and the couple are believed to have got hitched in arranged marriage set up by Kim's dad Kim Jong-il.
She pops up in Kim's photoshoots every now and then, but has spent most 2017 hidden from the public. Spies believe she may have given birth to their third child earlier this year – claimed to be a boy by South Korea.
"This can help women fulfil their dreams of becoming more beautiful." Kim Jong-un During his trip with Ri, Kim said: The factory produces not only a variety of cosmetics but also provides quality.
This can help women fulfil their dreams of becoming more beautiful. North Korea's leader demanded more world class cosmetics and said his nation to be "self-sufficent".
His priorities may be in the wrong place as large swathes of the rogue suffer famine and poverty, Meanwhile, the nation also sits on the brink of nuclear war with the US.
Kenji Fujimoto, a former sushi chef of the Kims, has described Ri as "so charming" with voice that is "so soft".
Kim appears to be closing ranks in the regime, promoting family members and close allies to senior roles in the party – such as his sister Kim Yo-jong.
Unrest is claimed to be brewing in North Korea, as statues of the Kims are placed under heavy guard amid fears of insurrection.
Tensions have reached new heights this year with North Korea as Kim is locked in a war of words with Donald Trump. Both sides have threatened the other with annihilation as the powers row over North Korea's quest for nuclear ICBMs.
Daily Star Online revealed the US is planning a missile defence drill in the Pacific after Kim threatened to fire the dreaded "Juche Bird".
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박시연 이혼 남편 박상훈 - Duration: 3:50.
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The Burrow From Perch And Nest | Perfectly Blends Modern And Cozy Into One Home - Duration: 2:44.
THE BURROW FROM PERCH AND NEST | PERFECTLY BLENDS MODERN AND COZY INTO ONE HOME
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SKIN CARE HAUL FOR SUMMER TO WINTER for Acne Prone & Blemished Skin| LaNomRah - Duration: 12:09.
60 wipes for $2 though. where can you beat that? tell me where? where I'll wait
y'all let me know. Hey guys it's LaNomRag here. Yes I am back. The channel has
arisen okay we have resurrected here I know I've been gone a while but thank
you so much for sticking around if you are new please go ahead and click that
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you up to date whenever I upload because you know sometimes you can't be trusting
YouTube 'round here. okay so today's video is a little bit different. if you
came here for hair this video is not going to be that. this video is gonna
be a little bit weird for me only because I've never done this type of
video before even though I do enjoy watching this kind of video and this is
basically a haul. It's a haul of products - some of them I have used before some
of them are new to me but basically this is in the skincare realm and I just
wanted to share with you the things that I'm using or things that I intend on
trying because I do get questions about my skincare routine ever so often so if
you are interested in that, stay tuned. Grab some tea, grab some coffee, grab a
drink grab some wine sit down relax yourself and watch and enjoy okay thank
you. A lot of these products are from Marshalls which means that you can
probably find these at t.j.maxx and maybe even Burlington. this is kinda
sorta a Marshall's haul. that's just my disclaimer okay. For some of you who have
been following me on instagram you may or may not know that I love sheet masks
okay? I really got into them last year and they have helped my skin so much.
That's because they allow the nutrients to sit on your skin and really absorb
and it's just a little bit of relaxation you
get a nice radiance from a glow they help to clear up your blemishes, improve
the texture and tone of your skin I cannot sing their praises enough. And
this product here is one of my favorite affordable masks and that is the Jeju
Jeju natural volcanic mask for pore care and sebum control. You can actually find
these masks at Marshall's, TJ Maxx any one of those. I really find it helps to
balance my shine and my oil but it also leaves my skin nice and supple so this
is a restock and this box is $5.99 you get ten in here so I really love this
this is really a bargain usually you'll get five for around $3.99 or $4.99 on
the lower end so if you do go to Marshalls and see these and you have acne or
oily skin it's cheap enough to give it a try. So yeah check it out. Do any of you
out there love a sheet mask? Have you tried a sheet mask before? Tell me in the
comments what your favorite sheet mask is so that I can probably go out and get
it. The next product that I picked up at Marshalls
vitamin C energizing face mist from the body shop.
Now I scooped this up for $4.99 the cap was missing, I do not care. When I
worked at the body shop this was a product that I really loved
because you were able to get that burst of vitamin C. Vitamin C is an antioxidant
it's good for brightening your skin helping with blemishes so this face mist
is great for traveling especially you know if you're on long flights and air on
airplanes and buses even if you're taking a bus or the train, sometimes will
dry out the skin and this will help to remoisturize rehydrate the skin really
and you can even use this as a toner so if you are in the market for a
brightening face mist or toner you can definitely check this out like I said
$4.99 at Marshall's. The next product that I want to show you
is a vitamin C serum now I have never used this before but I was on the market
for some vitamin C products just to help with my blemishes even in my skin tone
and making my skin more radiant and for that transition between summer and fall
or summer into winter it's kind of challenging for me to pinpoint products
that work with my skin as the seasons change so this I'm gonna give a try and
see how this works. And it's supposed to stimulate collagen production and help
moisturize to minimize signs of aging it's at this point in my life where you
want to be proactive about anti-aging stuff when it comes to your skin and
like I said vitamin C is great for that and this one contains water, aloe
magnesium ascorbyl phosphate which would be your vitamin C, sodium hyaluronic
which is hyaluronic acid, some vitamin E and some other stuff so I will see if
this works and I'll let you know how I feel about it in the months ahead
the next product I'm gonna show you is this rose hip oil from Oliology. It
comes in a box but this one that I found there did not have a box on it
this is $5.99 also from Marshalls and this is also another collagen facial
treatment, the rosehip oil. Now if you are a skincare enthusiast you will probably
have heard already that rosehip oil gets rave reviews in the skincare community
in terms of helping blemishes helping keep the skin hydrated and moisturized
so I really wanted to give the oil a try. I have another rosehip product that I
really do love, a cream, and I am gonna show you that later in this video.
Have you tried rosehip oil? Let me know in the comments if you had and what your
results were. I spend a lot of time in the skincare aisle ar Marshall's and those
places because I'm reading ingredients to see what else is in there. There were
other brands of rosehip oil there, but a lot of them were
actual soya bean oil first and then they had rosehip included in that but this
is the 100% rosehip oil and I can get with that. I have really high hopes for
this rosehip oil so as the months go on again I will let you know how it works
for me. And speak of the devil, the other rosehip product that I want
to show you is also from Marshalls this was $6.99 is the Lanoline Rosehip Oil
Night Recovery Creme with lavender and evening primrose oil. Evening primrose
oil is something that I love for the skin it's also good for anti-aging.
Back in the day when I worked at The Body Shop
they had a Primrose mask. they discontinued that but I loved I loved it
and this is what it looks like and it definitely is a cream a little goes a
long way. I found that with using this it has spring water, sweet almond oil,
glycerin, rose hip oil, lavender oil, evening primrose oil, salicylic acid
which is great. It's paraben and mineral oil free. It
naturally helps restore the skin's elasticity and suppleness while
smoothing fine lines hydrate and rejuvenate your skin while you rest and
you just apply this at night to your face and your neck. This should be the last
thing that you put on. I love this. I don't use it every night but during the
winter when my face or parts of my face at least tend to skew to dryness
this comes in handy. It works wonders in terms of blemishes so if you ever see
this at Marshall's you should try it if you are in the market for something to
help with blemishes and help keep your skin hydrated at night and balance in
your skin. The next product that I got at Marshall's as well is a konjac sponge
this one is a French clay konjac facial sponge. Now, this one is 100%
natural vegetable fiber I've never I've never used a Konjac sponge before so I
don't know exactly what to expect. I don't know, I'm going to give this a try
and see I know they're the ones that with the charcoal in it. I did see one of
those our Marshalls but it was $4.99 or something like that.
this is $2.99 so I was like, "You know what? Let me get the cheaper one because I don't know if I'm gonna
like this and if I don't like this and it won't feel so bad that I only spent
$2.99 on it right?" This particular brand has a bunch
of different types of konjac sponge this is good for exfoliation and I guess if
the konjac is infused with these ingredients like the French clay, the
charcoal, the green tea, then you also supposedly get the benefits of that? I'm
not sure because my thing is over time those infusions will wash out the more
you wash your skin, right? You basically put the soap on your face or on the
sponge after wetting the sponge. So once you wet it it does that soft thing then
you just use it to exfoliate you can use it daily if you want it's up to you I
will probably try it a few times a week. Because I do use other forms of
exfoliation that are chemical, you know like peels and stuff like that, I
probably won't be using this on days before or after a peel. Yeah... maybe two
to three times a week probably or just at night time. I'll figure it out but
kind of excited to try it and hopefully I like it!
The next product that I got from Marshall's is a product that I get from
Marshalls all the time (not necessarily this fragrance), Facial wipes. and these
were in the clearance section for two dollars. I have another one I don't think
it's this brand but it's like melon [fragrance]. My reason for getting these is so that I
don't use baby wipes on my face because baby wipes dry my face out sometimes. If
you are ever at Marshall's t.j.maxx Burlington any of those places go to the
clearance section to see what they have and even if these aren't in clearance
they probably won't cost you more than $4, $5 the most. 60 wipes for $2 though???
Where can you beat that? Tell me. Where? Where? I'll wait! Y'all let me know. So guys
that is it for now. This will be part one because it's getting a bit long and I
don't want... you know ...I ... I'm always weary of you guys getting bored. That is it for
my Marshalls haul. Thank you so much for watching. If you found anything in this
video helpful, please let me know in the comments if there's anything that you're
interested in using in here. Thank you so much for watching. Again if you are new
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have going on outside of the channel. So that's just for us to stay in touch and
really become like famalam. You know what I mean? I just just.. join the family
Let's keep this energy going! If this is your first video of thanks
for sticking around til the end. Click the link in my description and that way you
can be the first to know when something goes up here on my channel. I appreciate
you. I hope that you have a wonderful week ahead, and I will see you in the
next one Peace!!!
so guys that is it for ... this is basically a marshall's haul. basically!
because everything in this video was from Marshall's.
hmm so I guess I'm gonna call this a
Marshall's skincare haul. Cause I'm gonna stop the video here. I think that's what
I'm gonna do. Mmhmm
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ULTIMATE Clash Royale Funny Moments,Montage,Fails and Wins Compilations|CLASH ROYALE FUNNY VIDEOS - Duration: 10:27.
For more infomation >> ULTIMATE Clash Royale Funny Moments,Montage,Fails and Wins Compilations|CLASH ROYALE FUNNY VIDEOS - Duration: 10:27. -------------------------------------------
Best Builder Tiny House by Bear's Tiny Homes | Florida Tiny House Festival - Duration: 3:36.
Best Builder Tiny House by Bear's Tiny Homes | Florida Tiny House Festival
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Testimoni Mata Minus (Myopia) - S Lutena / S Lutein / Super Lutein Testimonial - Duration: 0:48.
Two years ago, I was examined by an eye doctor in Singapore.
The myopia on my right eye was 875 degrees.
Left eye 800 degrees.
I consumed S Lutena (Super Lutein ) for 4 months,
When I went back for my eye test, I requested the doctor to retest 3 times
Because I couldn't believe that my power had dropped 400 degress!
I also do not feel so tired physically.
I consume 3 or 4 capsules a day.
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Learn Colors with Teletubbies Nursery Rhymes Baby Sun Sings Rain Rain Go Away - Duration: 2:33.
Today on surprise and Play
I'm the baby sun
Teletubbies come to play
Eh oh!
Yellow
Purple
Laa Laa wants to play, rain rain go away!
Surprise and Play!
Hi everybody
I'm the baby sun
Over the hills and far away
Teletubbies come to play
One
eh oh!
two
three
eh oh!
four
four
One, two, three, four
I'm the sun
I don't like rain
I don't want to get the Teletubbies all wet
We need umbrellas
We've got purple for Tinky-Winky
purple
purple
there you go Tinky-Winky
Dipsy is green
We need a green umbrella
Green for Dipsy
green
here you go Dipsy
here's the yellow
yellow
here you go Laa-Laa
We need red for Po
Here's a red umbrella
red
here you go Po
don't forget to smile
rain rain go away come again another day
Tinky-Winky wants to play so rain tain go away
rain rain go away come again another day
Dipsy wants to play so rain rain go away
rain rain go away come again another day
Laa-Laa wants to play so rain rain go away
rain rain go away come again another day
Po wants to play so rain rain go away
the sun is setting in the sky, Teletubbies say bye bye
bye
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see you next time
and we're gonna have fun
Surprise and Play!
awe, he's so cute
kiss
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Spacious Log Cabin Tiny House by KJE Tiny Homes - Duration: 1:45.
SPACIOUS LOG CABIN TINY HOUSE BY KJE TINY HOMES
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King Size Tiny House on Wheels | Tiny House Listing - Duration: 2:25.
King Size Tiny House on Wheels
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