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Hi, thanks for tuning into Singularity

Prosperity. This video is the second in a

multi-part series discussing computing.

In this video, we'll be discussing modern

computing - more specifically, Moore's Law

with the exponential growth of

technology due to our ability to pack

more and more transistors into

integrated circuits and the potential

death of Moore's Law! In the previous

video we discussed the evolution of the

field of computing, from the pre-computer

era to vacuum tubes, transistors and

finally the integrated circuit. I highly

recommend you check it out for some more

background context into computing. One of

the largest breakthroughs in electronics

and computing was the integrated circuit,

a way to put many transistors into a

single chip instead of individually

wiring them together. After Gordon Moore,

one of the founders of Intel saw the

doubling of transistors on integrated

circuits, he extrapolated the data and

made one of the greatest predictions in

human history:

"The number of transistors and resistors

on a chip would double every 24 months",

in other words, computing power would

double every 24 months at low cost.

Integrated circuits are used in

practically every device that requires a

digital logic operation to be done, these

operations can consist of converting

analog signals to digital, amplifiers,

computation oriented - the list can go on

and on. As our world becomes more

digitized, the amount of integrated

circuits will only continue to increase.

In fact, every year since the birth of

the IC in 1958,

more and more have been produced year in

and year out, with for the first time

ever in 2018, more than 1 trillion to be

produced in just that year alone! The

most astonishing part about this fact is

that this number is only set to grow as

sensors and computers become ever more

ubiquitous and affordable. Looking at

just one field in the broad scope of

technology, the Internet of Things,

connected devices are expected to nearly

double from this year to 2020, reaching

over 50 billion, with each one of those

devices having tens, hundreds or even

more ICs within them. Almost everything

is on its way or has an IC in it from:

airplanes, cars, speakers, blu-ray players,

toys, door locks, lights and countless

other technologies. The real power of ICs

however and what has really shaped our

world and fueled the growth of Moore's Law

is a use of ICs for computing. When we

think of computers, the first component

that often comes to mind is the

microprocessor. A specialized integrated

circuit that is made for

computing. Microprocessors used to be just

one IC, but as computers evolved and

more complexity in design was needed,

the central processing unit emerged. A

CPU simply put is the part of the computer

that executes instructions. It can be

implemented using a single IC, multiple

ICs, individually wired transistors or a

room full of vacuum tubes and relays. A

microprocessor is just a single chip

implementation of the CPU, which is why

the terms are often used synonymously.

Other examples of where integrated

circuits in modern computers are used

is the RAM, DRAM, hard drives, solid-state

drives, GPUs, the motherboard which is

essentially many ICs with many functions

and more - essentially there are tens of

hundreds in typical computers, each with

the specific tasks. As the number of

transistors on integrated circuits has

increased, has led to the ability for the

production of components with more storage,

speed, memory, etc than ever before at

increasingly affordable prices. In 1971,

the first commercial microprocessor, the

Intel 4004 had a transistor count of

2,300, 8 years later in 1979 the

Intel 8088 had 29000, 10

years later the Intel 800486 and nearly

1.2 million. Then in 1999 the Pentium 3

had 9.5 million and following that in

2000 the Pentium 4 had 42 million. Since

the 2000s, the transistors on chips have

been increasing at an increasingly fast

rate. While this applies to

microprocessors, similar trends have been

followed in all integrated circuit

applications. For example, as seen in the

price of memory and storage over the

years per gigabyte as the number of

transistors has increased:

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The majority of people nowadays have a

computer, whether it be a desktop, laptop

or more commonly a smartphone. While the

latest commercial desktop and laptop

processors are using 14 nanometer

transistor sizes, as of this year, the

mobile industry has pushed forward with

10 nanometers. The Samsung S8 with its

Exynos 8895, Qualcomms Snapdragon 835

and Apple's iPhone X with its A11

Bionic chip, all feature a 10

nanometer transistor process. To put that

number in perspective, 10 nanometers is

one billionth of a meter: Point Zero Zero

Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero One meters (.000000001m),

20 Silicon atoms wide, you can fit about

10,000 along the width of an average

human hair! When holding your new phone,

you're essentially holding 3 to 4

billion transistors! As seen here,

transistor sizes have been decreasing

exceedingly fast since 1971, but since

the 14 to 16 nanometer range, things have

slowed down quite a bit. One of the

primary reasons this was due to was

quantum effects. One of these effects is

quantum tunneling, this caused because

the distance between the source and

drain of the transistor is so small that

electrons jump across the barrier. So

instead of staying in their intended

logic gate, the electrons end up

continuously flowing from one gate to

the next, essentially making it

impossible for the transistor to have an

off state. Here is a conventional planar

CMOS transistor. On top of a silicon

substrate are two electrical terminals,

the source and the drain, separated by an

electrically controlled gate. When

voltage is applied to the gate a

conductive channel is formed and

electrons flow from the source to the

drain.

When voltage is removed the current

should completely cease, however, in modern

transistors substantial leakage flows

even when the gate is turned off.

Unfortunately, this leakage current

increases with every generation of

transistors and represents a growing

proportion of power consumption. To solve

this, a radical redesign of transistor

has taken the industry by storm, the

FinFET. The FIN-shaped Field Effect

Transistor, essentially takes a typical

2D planar transistor and reorients the

gate vertically to make it 3D. This allows

more gate control since now the gate of

the transistor covers the top and sides,

which therefore reduces the leakage induced

by quantum tunneling. Each FinFET has

three fins, with the fins being the

source and drain of the transistor going

through the gate. The FinFET also allows

for less heat generation and power

consumption, since one gate can

essentially control three nodes, which

correlates the longer battery life spans.

FinFETs allowed the scaling of

transistors from 16 nanometers to 10

nanometers, as exemplified by the mobile

processors mentioned earlier and now

other major semiconductor manufacturers,

such as Intel are releasing their 10

nanometer desktop and laptop lines in

2018: with Cannon and Ice Lake. As a side

note, Intel has been using FinFETs since

their 22 nanometer Ivy Bridge

architecture, referring to them as

Tri-gate Transistors. FinFETs should

allow scaling down to 7 nanometers with

minimal leakage, with IBM successfully

demonstrating a 7 nanometer node in 2015

and release expected by the 2019 to 2020

range. Unfortunately when scaling lower

than 7 nanometers, quantum tunneling once

again rears its head. The further

miniaturization of transistors will open

up the Internet of Things for everybody,

with the ability to embed sensors into

nearly anything. What's more exciting to

me personally is the applications of

this miniaturization on microcontrollers

like the Raspberry Pi, which is now more

powerful than some early to mid-2000

mid-2000 level computers. All the

technological leaps and bounds due to

the miniaturization of the transistor

have been amazing, but harbor one

question: When will the shrinking a

transistor stop, and Moore's Law end?

At its current definition, the

acceleration of Moore's Law cannot continue

forever.

Currently, Moore's Law is a physical law,

it is linked to the size of a silicon

atom, therefore we will hit a minimum

value for the size of a transistor. As

explained previously, FinFETs have

allowed scaling of transistors down to

7 nanometers with 5 nanometers

still being a theoretical possibility,

but that may not work due to electron

leakage induced by quantum tunneling.

Recently, as of June 2017, IBM announced

they had scaled down the transistor to 5

nanometers by reorienting the transistor

once again, and were able to fit 30

billion transistors on a chip the size

of a fingernail! From the 2D planar to 3D

FinFET and now to the GAAFET. The Gate-

All-Around Field Effect Transistor, which

is sort of a 2D-3D mix, and relies

heavily on FinFET design methodologies.

The GAAFET essentially adds another

transistor compared to FinFETs. Instead

of the fin of the source and drain being

aligned vertically, GAAFETs align them

horizontally using silicon nanosheets,

as seen in this photo. Due to these added

transistors, devices will become more

power and heat efficient once again, up

to 40% faster and 75% more efficient,

compared to 10 nanometer processors that

are just coming to market today. Using silicon

nanosheets that will enable 5 nanometer

technology. To do this, we developed an

entirely new architecture. Today's chips

use what is known as a FinFet

architecture and we even use it in our

state of the art 7 nanometer chips. But to go

beyond 7 nanometers and build new 5

nanometer technology, we use stacks of silicon

nanosheets. Here we can see the

difference between today's FinFET

architecture and the stacked nanosheets.

Instead of three fins side-by-side in

which the current flows along the side

of the fin, the silicon nanosheets are

layered on top of one another and the

current flows along the direction of the

sheet. It's clear today 5 nanometer chips are

possible, it's going to happen! The GAAFet

is expected to start rolling out to

market around 2021 to 2023, and this

technology is also theorized to allow

scaling down to 3 nanometers, which is

now in its research phase and may come

to market around the 2024 to 2026 range.

At 1 nanometer we reach the smallest a

transistor can go if we rely on

silicon, at 1 nanometer the source

and drain are just 2 silicon atoms across! It

is unknown if we can reach this

milestone at a commercial level, but some

tests do show promise through the use of

carbon nanotubes and other design

methodologies. Moore's Law based on the

miniaturization the silicon transistor

will die around the mid to late-2020s.....

Now all those people, articles, videos

(even this video) use Moore's Law being dead

as a provocative title. Beyond the

miniaturization of the transistor, there

are various other aspects of computing

to perfect before Moore's Law even comes

close to ending. In fact, it may never end

until we reach Planck level technology

at 10^-35 meters in size.

So, what we will see in the next few years

is an uncoupling of Moore's Law from

transistor density and more towards raw

computing performance, through multiple

design methodologies. Looking at the

progression of Moore's Law in terms of

computing performance, over the past 120

years, from Babbage's analytical engine,

we can see that the last seven data

points are given by GPU performance not

CPU. With some of them NVIDIAs latest

cards having over 8 billion transistors,

with the Titan X, their latest card,

having 12 billion and still using 16

nanometer FinFET architecture! In the

next video in this computing series,

we'll expand further on GPUs as

computing alternatives, as well as other

ways to maximize classical computing

architecture from new materials, FPGAs,

additional cores and more! In videos

afterwards, we'll discuss various new

branches of computing that are currently

being developed such as: parallel

computing, bio and quantum computers,

optical computing, and neuromorphic

computing!

At this point the video has come to a

conclusion. I'd like to thank you for

taking the time to watch it, if you

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Singularity Prosperity and I'll see you

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LIVING IN STILT HOUSES ON A TROPICAL BEACH Ep 84 - Duration: 15:42.

Today is the first day that we've ever stepped on Indonesian soil!

Just landed on a three-mile long stretch of white sand beach, and at the very far

corner (we're heading now to Padang Malang) it's a little village here.

We came into this Bay yesterday the first thing we saw were guys in little

canoes, and they were just fishing out in the bay there but I was fascinated by

the fact these guys could paddle very quickly so they're not dugouts there we

get a close-up of one just behind me it's made of a light wood and where it's

joined it's glued and stitched together .

So just left the village on the beach which was beautifully kept neat and

pretty coloured little houses. Lots of places to have coffees and so forth. We're just

walking inland along this road and there's another village or it might be

an extension of the same village... gonna find out.

Well I've heard of people watering their plants but have you ever heard of a man

watering his cock? Because that's what this guy behind me is doing.

I haven't checked out the outside of the village, this is the farmyard area, which

is very pretty. We're now walking through the village

proper, and you might just be able to see behind me a rather

large house and in fact there's three very new what I'd say pretty big houses

so there's obviously a bit of money being made around here from something

not sure what it is. We've seen a couple of big bird houses over in the hills

there but curious to know where the money is coming from because it's not

going to be from tourism.

So we just followed our noses, found a whole line of mopeds and scooters, and

kids in uniforms, and it turns out we've just found the local school. And the

guard at the front gate has said we can stick our noses around and have a quick look...

What is your name? [My name is Majuki, how are you?] You're a teacher? Or student? [Yes yes.]

Majuki can you show us? This is your classroom? [Yes, is what I say...]

Teacher. Your teacher!

What is your name? [Linga!] Hello Linga! Hello!

[Where you come from?] From England. [Wow, so far!] Yeah, long way. We came on our boat.

Out in the bay, in the water. Your English is very good! Thank you!

Fascinating walking around this little school, and surprised actually although I

don't see why I should be so surprised but some of these guys speak very good

English. And also, as Liz pointed out, it's a mixed school as well which is nice to

see. All very friendly

Today we have hired a scooter and we've already been on a local journey

towards what's going to be a new airport, which probably says quite a lot about

the future development plans for this island. And after the airport are a whole

load of quarries, old quarries that are now

disused with a network of very muddy compact roads which were taking us sort

of further and further northeast into the island. We were going

nowhere fast so we've turned round. The airport's just over there and this is

the bay that we're anchored on and we're sort of over on the other side. But I

just had to stop and show you this classic tropical vista. Look at it, it's

beautiful.

Very windy morning here. We're now on the west side in the northern part of the

island and over my left shoulder is the town of Letung. This is the biggest town

in the area and like a lot of these little towns and villages most of it is

built on stilts. So the houses are either on wooden platforms or concrete

platforms because, of course, the contour of the surrounding countryside is very

steep, so they've made use of the reefs, the shallow waters up against the shore

and built on top of those. We're actually on a little island which it appears as

if it's the official ferry terminal so we've just been through the village and

we're just taking a little view of it from this side and then we'll go back

into the village, find somewhere to have a nice cup of coffee, and go and check

out some of those stilted buildings.

As you can see by the light, it's coming up to midday now. It's getting quite hot,

and we've ducked down into one of these concrete elevated roads and then off the

concrete roads are the smaller wooden jetties. So we're just gonna have a coffee

first. We've come around the street corner and the first place we stumbled across

was a local shop, and he's selling something for you gentlemen out there.

Who may be suffering from certain medical conditions that happen

when you reach a certain age and he showed us a tray of what we think are

sea cucumbers and all he had to say about it was "hormone! hormone!". So it's

obviously good for men of a certain age who are wishing to relive their youth

should we say.

OK, seems Liz as if has made some new friends. Who do we have

here? This is Wilya? Yes, she's learning English in school and these are Wilya's

friends, but I don't know their names. [This is Eni] Hello, Eni. [This is Putri]

Hello Putri, nice to meet you. [This is Dini] Hello, Dini.

We are sitting here having coffee with our new friends, and I have a little app here which teaches us basic

Bahasa Indonesian. So "... ..." That

means I'm pleased to meet you. OK "Nama saya" Jaime. and I'm

then going to ask... "... ..."

Wilya, I asked her what her name was, it's Wilya. So, we are trying!

["Name is Dini."] Oooh very good, in English.

I'm with this young lady here. And it's difficult because I don't speak Indonesian, but we've managed to

establish that Liz and I live on a "Cabble? Kappa? Kappal?" which is a boat. and

And we've just explained we're on the other side of the bay I'm not sure who this

lady is she lives in the big orange... this is your house? You? Ahh, so she was obviously

trespassing in the house over there and she actually lives round here. ["Makawan" Makaway maybe her friend?

I need to look this one up.

So, as you can see, we are being guided by our new friends

through this intricate network of raised platforms. The walkways appear to just be

on wooden stakes, whereas the bigger houses are on concrete piles. And really

it's just a network of lots of houses occasionally you'll get a little shop, we

just went past one that sells bananas. The water depth is probably only a

meter and in that water you can see lots of cables running through presumably

providing electricity and water to all these separate little houses. And of

course the community like this invariably everyone knows each other

because your very close-knit. Having said that, each house looks very airy and

spacious, and it's got a really nice atmosphere to it.

We're at the town centre now, we've just hooked up with two yachties who we

met last night at a restaurant bumped into them in town and they're

with a local guide here, kind of like an official guide, but very nice young man

and he's just brought us to this restaurant. He said lots of food, so

it sounds like one of these restaurants that has many many plates. We've

already seen the fish, and it's looking rather tasty. Kind of appropriate

that we should be eating fish, since we are on one of these stilted platforms

Right behind me we've got the open sea and the docks just here, and the fishing

boats tied up.

OK, so I was too busy stuffing my face to show you the nicely

presented plate of "saton". "Saton" is squid. This squid dish I've never had

anything like it before. Garlicky, and a little bit of a kick, nice

oil, but what makes it particularly interesting are the beans. And this I

have to say possibly one of the best squid dishes I've ever had. I don't

know how they cook it, but there's something about the texture of this

squid that's just particularly good. It's solid, and yet it's creamy.

It's kind of stuffed I think, some of it boiled, and some of the things they put in the oil.

the oil stuffed into the squid. Dunno how else

to describe it. But it's good.

This is a little interview. These students are looking at the economic

impact of tourism. So we're just answering some questions. It's all in Indonesian

though, so she's translating for us... ["How many times you come to Indonesia?"] First time, first time!

["What is your motivation?"] Tourism... and photography!

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I, I will be king

And you, you will be queen

Though nothing will drive us away

Oh we can be Heroes, just for one day

Oh we can be us,

just for one day

I

I can remember

Standing

standing by the wall

And the guns,

shot above our heads

And we kissed

as though nothing could fall

And the shame

the shame was on the other side

Oh we can beat them

for ever and ever

Then we could be Heroes

just for one day

oh we could be Heroes

just for one day

oh we could be Heroes

just for one day

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THE CRAZIEST STORE IN JAPAN: Village Vanguard by Sebastiano Serafini - Duration: 8:07.

Hello guys, today I'm at the Village Vanguard!

Today I'm going to show you this interesting Bookstore

there are a lot of uneccessary and at the same time neccessary items.

I'm sure that if you're going in you aren't coming out with empty hands.

I found this dog that I'm bringing home.

I hope you like this video, and let me know that in the comments!

Let's start with this "Play Computer Retro"...I don't know if it's a little Nintendo..

Some peluches

fantastic Peanuts socks, they cost 8€, but they're worth it.

In this machines you can find some "traffic lights" items,

or in this one you can find little boxes and cans

I dont know if you know this character of Street Fighter!

It's only him in various sexy positions.

Let's go on...

Who doesn't want the UNO playing cards of Miyazaki?

then there are also Pokemon cards and (?)

Oh, how nice we also have Animals pencil cases!

Beautiful picture holders, BIC (pens)

Then we have the animals in cages, it's also a pen holder

what do we have next?

various water bottles, I also bought here a fantastic Super Mario one.

Here we have a lot of "strange" flavoured curry.

This one is a 8€ "poo" flavoured curry

It schould be good...

You need to be over 18 if you want to eat this curry, don't ask me why

it's super spicy

only for people over 18 years!

Then we have the inferno (hell) curry

it cost less, only 6€.

Then we have a Dragon Quest slime curry

his color is blue. I think I'm gonna take this...

If you want that I buy this one, please leave a comment.

Is it good?

Oh a Street Fighter curry, it cost only 5€!

a black Detective Conan curry

there is a lot of curry!

The curry of...OMG! I need to have this

It's a Resident Evil curry

it cost less than the other ones,

so I think I'm going to take this one!

Then we have this curry that's made by a friend of mine, maybe I'm going to do a review,

sometimes you see this character on the street

OMG how gross, this is at thing where you eat the curry, it's a Japanese toilette shaped plate

This one is for the fried pan,

there are different forms like: skulls and cats.

This is not what you think right now!

It gives you a facial massage

it's also written: don't use this tool in other parts of the body! so, well be cautious.

Did you see that not long ago I went t eat a Minions ice cream?

The Minions are very famous right now here in Japan!

What is this?

...

What kind of images am I showing you?

It reminds me a little bit of Asterix&Obelix.

let's go on...

OMG! I'm a big fan of Miyazaki and this is his corner! I'm in LOVE!

There is also a Miyazaki Museum, but people can't take pictures, otherwise I would have showed you.

Then in Japan these characters are very famous, I don't know if they're from Sweden or Finland

The MEW MEW

Then we have the 'furu',

these are fantastic, because your bath thub becomes colorful if you put them in the water.

Maybe I'm going to take this one!

It should be sweet Dorayaki flavoured.

How gross, this one turns your bath thub green!

These fantastic Masks couldn't miss!

we have Silver, Gold, Kabuki masks,

Which one should I take the Kitty or the dog mask? write that in the comments.

Oh I found the most stupid thing of the day!

Sword shaped chopsticks!

Well, these are beautiful!

well, I need to start and do a Give Away, if we arrive at 10.000 subsribers!

and all the stuff that I don't use anymore for my videos, I will give them away!

what do you think?

...

Oh, how beautiful cups

we have here a woman and a man with muscles.

let's go on with our tour

This is like tha bad copy of GELATONI,

do you know this character?

Stickers are very popular here

a lot of money!

uh, I found a soft 'poo' item

don't tell me that this one isn't nice!

nice one! we found a lot of neccessary stuff!

what are you saying?

you need to bring this one at the auctions!

Oh, but each one does a different sound!

No, nevermind!

Good, this are very useful especially for men!

the Bra shaped item for covering the eyes!

Yukkua said I can't buy them!

well, let's move forward to the underpants!

The Super Mario underpants are the best here!

if you don't have them, you're considered a loser!

then we have the Peanuts underpants,

the Donald Duck and Marvel ones,

the Disney and Minions underpants!

OMG, the Edo Jidai underpants!

who doesn't want them?

Hideoshi or Shinagawa ones?

if you want them write that in the comments!

We have also fantastic Geisha's underpants.

they cost 15€, but they're worth it!

then we have the Samurai thong.

2nd floor.

Come with me Hachiko!

(famous movie)

well, this is a Bookstore, so it's full of books,

and Manga's.

What kind of Manga should I read?

Oh look it's us! ❤

I will teach you something! If you see doors with a 'Tachiiri kinshi' sign, do not enter!

follow my advice!

If you want to survive in this Nation!

Do I look smarter, with glasses on?

Well, the 2nd floor wasn't that good, in my opinion.

Do you know what HAIKYO are?

these are the abandoned places,

there is an island, that I want to talk about.

I always enjoy to shoot my musicvideos in this places!

There is an abandoned amusement park, the Nara Dreamland.

the whole park is abandoned and destroyed, but look how amazing!

look at this picture!

Ok, now we reached the end of this marvelous tour

I hope you liked it,

tell me which item you liked the most, and write that in the comments below,

also LIKE and SUBSRIBE to this channel, and see you tomorrow always at 2pm (italian time). CIAO

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MADTOWN Wins Lawsuit Against Agency For Contract Injunction - Duration: 3:19.

MADTOWN Wins Lawsuit Against Agency For Contract Injunction

On November 8, the Seoul Central District Court ruled in MADTOWNs favor in the groups lawsuit against GNI Entertainment for injunctions on the members exclusive contracts with the agency.

With this court ruling, MADTOWN is no longer bound by the terms of their contracts; GNI Entertainment no longer has the authority to enforce the contract terms, nor can they raise issue with the members individual entertainment activities.

As previously reported, all seven members of MADTOWN in August requesting injunctions on their contracts.

The group originally debuted under a different company, J.Tune Camp, but was sold to GNI Entertainment when J.Tune Camp closed down in December 2016.

Before the group had a chance to promote under its new agency, the CEO was arrested for fraud, stranding the members with no resources or support for almost a year.

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Sun Jong Moon, the lawyer representing MADTOWNs case, stated, We wanted to be hopeful about the case and had expected to prevail.

We are grateful for this positive outcome, which will grant the members their freedom..

He added, It appears that the members will each choose their own paths for the future.

The lawyer had previously stated on November 7 that the group.

However, MADTOWN has not yet completely succeeded in cutting their legal ties with GNI Entertainment.

Their recent court victory does not mean that their contracts have been nullified.

According to Sun Jong Moon, the lawsuit that the group filed against the agency for contract nullification is still ongoing.

He explained, We are still in the midst of litigation.

Although this lawsuit was decided in MADTOWNs favor, we must win the [nullification] lawsuit in order to become completely free from GNI..

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Drifting my BMW M3 around my Abarth - GOODBYE TIRES! (Sub ENG) - Duration: 11:24.

Ciao everyone, here it's Marchettino! After so many kilometers of driving both the Abarth and M3,

the time has come to change the tires of both cars.

In theory, the tires need to be thrown away, but..

it would be..

a real shame throw them now!

Well, at this point of the video I think you have understood what I'm about to do!

A completely desert parking space, I guess this is enough to say goodbye to the old tires!

I have to say I'm a bit nervous, not just because I'm about to do some donuts with the M3 but

don't ask me why, I decided to do them around my tiny Abarth!

Oh my goodness what am I doing, what am I doing!

Armytrix, obviously open!

The tires are so over they offer such a low grip!

I draw a lovely round around the Abarth!

As you might have noticed, it's been rather fun to say goodbye to the old tires,

I could have continued a bit more but I'd like to arrive to the tire shop so I left that much of tire

that is enough for me to arrive safe! Behind me my girlfriend is driving the Abarth - I'm scared!

Both for the Abarth and M3 I decided to go for Michelin,

for the M3 the Pilot Sport 4S that I already tested both on road and track and I'm quite impressed by those tires,

I'm curious to see the change of behaviour of the car as soon as I fit the new tires;

in the Abarth instead I have gone for the Pilot Sport 3

and also in that one I'm very curious to see the change of behaviour of the car,

The tires of the M3 are huge, 265 the rear ones, did you see that 4 tires of the Abarth are the equivalent of 3 tires of the M3?! They're really huge!

I swear I didn't do that on purpose, I didn't do that on purpose.. my foot slipped!

Let's say with the current tires, the car slides too much..

Well it slides too much for the others, it's ok for me but I think the time has come to change the tires

because maybe the police might make me in trouble!

So these are the rear tires of the M3 and yeah, let's say the time has come to change them, it was sliding more than the usual!

So here we are with the new tires fitted and first impressions with the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S on the M3,

Well I have to say it's not my first experience with this tire,

before choosing this tire, I tried it first on several exotics like Porsche, Audi and Ferrari

both on road and track at high speed where I really got to find the qualities of this tire

and doing my first kilometers with this tire which I find very good on the M3,

well first of all I feel the car more soft, before with the tires over and the 20" wheel

the potholes and speed bumps were really a pain, meanwhile the car is softer and absorbs way better the holes.

It's so grippy! Both while accelerating and breaking!

These are countryside roads that have a terrible tarmac, trust me!

And with this new tire the difference is huge! On the road probably I struggle to appreciate completely the quality of this tire so I can't wait to go on track

and tell you in the right way the qualities of this tire on the M3, I can't really wait!

I can feel also more traction, I feel the car revs up and builds up the speed better than before.

Consider that this is a 10 years old car and a 10 yo car with modern sports tires, sure it goes better now than 10 years ago!

By the way i'm sad, 'cause the tires are new and I would be so sorry to drift and burn the tires now! Need to wait for the rain!

The previous Dunlop tires lasted about 9000km, when I bought the M3 they were kinda new

and let's say 9000km with my driving style, 300kph on the autobahn, several track sessions always with the electronics off,

let's say I'm happy how much they last and let's see how these tires will behave.

So here we are on the Abarth and same story here.

I need to drive more kilometers to understand these Michelin Pilot Sport 3.

First thing I can say is that even with the new tires the car is really stiff!

The M3 felt softer with the new tires but this one has a suspension that makes impossible to drive smooth!

And if there's something that I find rather important on my Abarth is the fact to have proper tires here because

as you now my Abarth is not stock, it has about 215hp and 320nm so let's say the stock tires weren't good anymore to hold this kind of power

because probably they weren't even designed to hold so much extra power and having much more power and torque

it's important to have a tire that helps you unleash all this power!

Let's say that in terms of power we're at the limit of the chassis, increasing the power would be useless it would ruin the driving experience,

it would make the car unusable.

This road, like most italian countryside roads, it really sucks!

This 500 really flies!

I haven't been driving it since a long time and I was forgetting at how fun this car is!

So now I just need to put more kilometers on both the Abarth and M3 and let you know how these 2 tires behave!

Guys drop a Like if you did enjoy the video, subscribe to my YouTube if you haven't yet,

I can't wait to shoot new content with the Abarth and M3 and as always thanks for watching, ciao!

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Stelle in pannolenci per Natale ★ - Duration: 7:47.

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Romina Power malinconica: il ricordo sui social | K.N.B.T - Duration: 2:19.

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DIGA ADEUS AO ESPORÃO CALCÂNEO COM ESTES REMÉDIOS CASEIROS 🔴 DOR NO CALCANHAR NUNCA MAIS - Duration: 3:38.

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Belen contro Karina Cascella: querela? - Duration: 4:27.

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3 COOL EXPERIMENTS! EXPERIENCE FOR CHILDREN! - Duration: 3:58.

Hello.

Today I want to do 3 experiments and hope you like them.

So, let's begin.

Rainbow in the hands

In the first experiment, I want to show how easy it is to make a rainbow.

For this we need a disk, an adhesive tape and a flashlight.

Using an adhesive tape, remove the top layer from the disc.

Note that not every disc can remove the top layer in this way.

From the cardboard we cut out a small circle and seal the hole in the center of the disk.

And now turn on the flashlight and observe the rainbow effect

It was a very bright and beautiful experiment.

Magical Fire

In the second experiments I want to show how to make a fire of unusual color.

Namely green.

For this we need alcohol and boric acid.

It can be bought at any pharmacy.

Pour alcohol into the container and ignite.

Experiments with fire are carried out only under the supervision of adults.

As you can see the fire is yellow-blue.

The same color burns gas in the kitchen.

But if you add boric acid to the alcohol, the color of the flame will change to green.

This color of the flame can be seen in the films about magic.

At such times you feel like a real magician.

The effect of air hockey

In the third experiment, I would like to repeat the air hockey effect.

To do this, prepare a disc, a neck from a plastic bottle, glue and a balloon.

To do this, it is necessary to seal the neck from the plastic bottle to the disc sealed.

We inflate the ball and put it on the neck.

To do this, you need to grip the ball with your fingers, so that it will not be blown away.

Now let's release the ball to let the air out of it.

And we watch what happens.

The disk began to move around the table, like an air cushion.

Share this video with your friends.

That's all for today. All for now.

Well, I'm dissolving.

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Homilia | Dom Orlando Brandes - Missa de Aparecida - Santuário Nacional - 08 de novembro de 2017 - Duration: 13:01.

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Bem-Vindo Romeiro | Saiba mais sobre a Congregação dos Missionários Redentoristas - - Duration: 16:07.

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The End of Moore's Law?! (Shrinking The Transistor To 1nm) - Duration: 11:24.

Hi, thanks for tuning into Singularity

Prosperity. This video is the second in a

multi-part series discussing computing.

In this video, we'll be discussing modern

computing - more specifically, Moore's Law

with the exponential growth of

technology due to our ability to pack

more and more transistors into

integrated circuits and the potential

death of Moore's Law! In the previous

video we discussed the evolution of the

field of computing, from the pre-computer

era to vacuum tubes, transistors and

finally the integrated circuit. I highly

recommend you check it out for some more

background context into computing. One of

the largest breakthroughs in electronics

and computing was the integrated circuit,

a way to put many transistors into a

single chip instead of individually

wiring them together. After Gordon Moore,

one of the founders of Intel saw the

doubling of transistors on integrated

circuits, he extrapolated the data and

made one of the greatest predictions in

human history:

"The number of transistors and resistors

on a chip would double every 24 months",

in other words, computing power would

double every 24 months at low cost.

Integrated circuits are used in

practically every device that requires a

digital logic operation to be done, these

operations can consist of converting

analog signals to digital, amplifiers,

computation oriented - the list can go on

and on. As our world becomes more

digitized, the amount of integrated

circuits will only continue to increase.

In fact, every year since the birth of

the IC in 1958,

more and more have been produced year in

and year out, with for the first time

ever in 2018, more than 1 trillion to be

produced in just that year alone! The

most astonishing part about this fact is

that this number is only set to grow as

sensors and computers become ever more

ubiquitous and affordable. Looking at

just one field in the broad scope of

technology, the Internet of Things,

connected devices are expected to nearly

double from this year to 2020, reaching

over 50 billion, with each one of those

devices having tens, hundreds or even

more ICs within them. Almost everything

is on its way or has an IC in it from:

airplanes, cars, speakers, blu-ray players,

toys, door locks, lights and countless

other technologies. The real power of ICs

however and what has really shaped our

world and fueled the growth of Moore's Law

is a use of ICs for computing. When we

think of computers, the first component

that often comes to mind is the

microprocessor. A specialized integrated

circuit that is made for

computing. Microprocessors used to be just

one IC, but as computers evolved and

more complexity in design was needed,

the central processing unit emerged. A

CPU simply put is the part of the computer

that executes instructions. It can be

implemented using a single IC, multiple

ICs, individually wired transistors or a

room full of vacuum tubes and relays. A

microprocessor is just a single chip

implementation of the CPU, which is why

the terms are often used synonymously.

Other examples of where integrated

circuits in modern computers are used

is the RAM, DRAM, hard drives, solid-state

drives, GPUs, the motherboard which is

essentially many ICs with many functions

and more - essentially there are tens of

hundreds in typical computers, each with

the specific tasks. As the number of

transistors on integrated circuits has

increased, has led to the ability for the

production of components with more storage,

speed, memory, etc than ever before at

increasingly affordable prices. In 1971,

the first commercial microprocessor, the

Intel 4004 had a transistor count of

2,300, 8 years later in 1979 the

Intel 8088 had 29000, 10

years later the Intel 800486 and nearly

1.2 million. Then in 1999 the Pentium 3

had 9.5 million and following that in

2000 the Pentium 4 had 42 million. Since

the 2000s, the transistors on chips have

been increasing at an increasingly fast

rate. While this applies to

microprocessors, similar trends have been

followed in all integrated circuit

applications. For example, as seen in the

price of memory and storage over the

years per gigabyte as the number of

transistors has increased:

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The majority of people nowadays have a

computer, whether it be a desktop, laptop

or more commonly a smartphone. While the

latest commercial desktop and laptop

processors are using 14 nanometer

transistor sizes, as of this year, the

mobile industry has pushed forward with

10 nanometers. The Samsung S8 with its

Exynos 8895, Qualcomms Snapdragon 835

and Apple's iPhone X with its A11

Bionic chip, all feature a 10

nanometer transistor process. To put that

number in perspective, 10 nanometers is

one billionth of a meter: Point Zero Zero

Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero One meters (.000000001m),

20 Silicon atoms wide, you can fit about

10,000 along the width of an average

human hair! When holding your new phone,

you're essentially holding 3 to 4

billion transistors! As seen here,

transistor sizes have been decreasing

exceedingly fast since 1971, but since

the 14 to 16 nanometer range, things have

slowed down quite a bit. One of the

primary reasons this was due to was

quantum effects. One of these effects is

quantum tunneling, this caused because

the distance between the source and

drain of the transistor is so small that

electrons jump across the barrier. So

instead of staying in their intended

logic gate, the electrons end up

continuously flowing from one gate to

the next, essentially making it

impossible for the transistor to have an

off state. Here is a conventional planar

CMOS transistor. On top of a silicon

substrate are two electrical terminals,

the source and the drain, separated by an

electrically controlled gate. When

voltage is applied to the gate a

conductive channel is formed and

electrons flow from the source to the

drain.

When voltage is removed the current

should completely cease, however, in modern

transistors substantial leakage flows

even when the gate is turned off.

Unfortunately, this leakage current

increases with every generation of

transistors and represents a growing

proportion of power consumption. To solve

this, a radical redesign of transistor

has taken the industry by storm, the

FinFET. The FIN-shaped Field Effect

Transistor, essentially takes a typical

2D planar transistor and reorients the

gate vertically to make it 3D. This allows

more gate control since now the gate of

the transistor covers the top and sides,

which therefore reduces the leakage induced

by quantum tunneling. Each FinFET has

three fins, with the fins being the

source and drain of the transistor going

through the gate. The FinFET also allows

for less heat generation and power

consumption, since one gate can

essentially control three nodes, which

correlates the longer battery life spans.

FinFETs allowed the scaling of

transistors from 16 nanometers to 10

nanometers, as exemplified by the mobile

processors mentioned earlier and now

other major semiconductor manufacturers,

such as Intel are releasing their 10

nanometer desktop and laptop lines in

2018: with Cannon and Ice Lake. As a side

note, Intel has been using FinFETs since

their 22 nanometer Ivy Bridge

architecture, referring to them as

Tri-gate Transistors. FinFETs should

allow scaling down to 7 nanometers with

minimal leakage, with IBM successfully

demonstrating a 7 nanometer node in 2015

and release expected by the 2019 to 2020

range. Unfortunately when scaling lower

than 7 nanometers, quantum tunneling once

again rears its head. The further

miniaturization of transistors will open

up the Internet of Things for everybody,

with the ability to embed sensors into

nearly anything. What's more exciting to

me personally is the applications of

this miniaturization on microcontrollers

like the Raspberry Pi, which is now more

powerful than some early to mid-2000

mid-2000 level computers. All the

technological leaps and bounds due to

the miniaturization of the transistor

have been amazing, but harbor one

question: When will the shrinking a

transistor stop, and Moore's Law end?

At its current definition, the

acceleration of Moore's Law cannot continue

forever.

Currently, Moore's Law is a physical law,

it is linked to the size of a silicon

atom, therefore we will hit a minimum

value for the size of a transistor. As

explained previously, FinFETs have

allowed scaling of transistors down to

7 nanometers with 5 nanometers

still being a theoretical possibility,

but that may not work due to electron

leakage induced by quantum tunneling.

Recently, as of June 2017, IBM announced

they had scaled down the transistor to 5

nanometers by reorienting the transistor

once again, and were able to fit 30

billion transistors on a chip the size

of a fingernail! From the 2D planar to 3D

FinFET and now to the GAAFET. The Gate-

All-Around Field Effect Transistor, which

is sort of a 2D-3D mix, and relies

heavily on FinFET design methodologies.

The GAAFET essentially adds another

transistor compared to FinFETs. Instead

of the fin of the source and drain being

aligned vertically, GAAFETs align them

horizontally using silicon nanosheets,

as seen in this photo. Due to these added

transistors, devices will become more

power and heat efficient once again, up

to 40% faster and 75% more efficient,

compared to 10 nanometer processors that

are just coming to market today. Using silicon

nanosheets that will enable 5 nanometer

technology. To do this, we developed an

entirely new architecture. Today's chips

use what is known as a FinFet

architecture and we even use it in our

state of the art 7 nanometer chips. But to go

beyond 7 nanometers and build new 5

nanometer technology, we use stacks of silicon

nanosheets. Here we can see the

difference between today's FinFET

architecture and the stacked nanosheets.

Instead of three fins side-by-side in

which the current flows along the side

of the fin, the silicon nanosheets are

layered on top of one another and the

current flows along the direction of the

sheet. It's clear today 5 nanometer chips are

possible, it's going to happen! The GAAFet

is expected to start rolling out to

market around 2021 to 2023, and this

technology is also theorized to allow

scaling down to 3 nanometers, which is

now in its research phase and may come

to market around the 2024 to 2026 range.

At 1 nanometer we reach the smallest a

transistor can go if we rely on

silicon, at 1 nanometer the source

and drain are just 2 silicon atoms across! It

is unknown if we can reach this

milestone at a commercial level, but some

tests do show promise through the use of

carbon nanotubes and other design

methodologies. Moore's Law based on the

miniaturization the silicon transistor

will die around the mid to late-2020s.....

Now all those people, articles, videos

(even this video) use Moore's Law being dead

as a provocative title. Beyond the

miniaturization of the transistor, there

are various other aspects of computing

to perfect before Moore's Law even comes

close to ending. In fact, it may never end

until we reach Planck level technology

at 10^-35 meters in size.

So, what we will see in the next few years

is an uncoupling of Moore's Law from

transistor density and more towards raw

computing performance, through multiple

design methodologies. Looking at the

progression of Moore's Law in terms of

computing performance, over the past 120

years, from Babbage's analytical engine,

we can see that the last seven data

points are given by GPU performance not

CPU. With some of them NVIDIAs latest

cards having over 8 billion transistors,

with the Titan X, their latest card,

having 12 billion and still using 16

nanometer FinFET architecture! In the

next video in this computing series,

we'll expand further on GPUs as

computing alternatives, as well as other

ways to maximize classical computing

architecture from new materials, FPGAs,

additional cores and more! In videos

afterwards, we'll discuss various new

branches of computing that are currently

being developed such as: parallel

computing, bio and quantum computers,

optical computing, and neuromorphic

computing!

At this point the video has come to a

conclusion. I'd like to thank you for

taking the time to watch it, if you

enjoyed it please leave a thumbs up and

if you want me to elaborate on any of

the topics discussed or have any topic

suggestions please leave them in the

comments below.

Consider subscribing to my channel for

more content, follow my Medium

publication for accompanying blogs and

like my Facebook page for more

bite-sized chunks of content. This has been

Ankur, you've been watching

Singularity Prosperity and I'll see you

again soon!

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LIVING IN STILT HOUSES ON A TROPICAL BEACH Ep 84 - Duration: 15:42.

Today is the first day that we've ever stepped on Indonesian soil!

Just landed on a three-mile long stretch of white sand beach, and at the very far

corner (we're heading now to Padang Malang) it's a little village here.

We came into this Bay yesterday the first thing we saw were guys in little

canoes, and they were just fishing out in the bay there but I was fascinated by

the fact these guys could paddle very quickly so they're not dugouts there we

get a close-up of one just behind me it's made of a light wood and where it's

joined it's glued and stitched together .

So just left the village on the beach which was beautifully kept neat and

pretty coloured little houses. Lots of places to have coffees and so forth. We're just

walking inland along this road and there's another village or it might be

an extension of the same village... gonna find out.

Well I've heard of people watering their plants but have you ever heard of a man

watering his cock? Because that's what this guy behind me is doing.

I haven't checked out the outside of the village, this is the farmyard area, which

is very pretty. We're now walking through the village

proper, and you might just be able to see behind me a rather

large house and in fact there's three very new what I'd say pretty big houses

so there's obviously a bit of money being made around here from something

not sure what it is. We've seen a couple of big bird houses over in the hills

there but curious to know where the money is coming from because it's not

going to be from tourism.

So we just followed our noses, found a whole line of mopeds and scooters, and

kids in uniforms, and it turns out we've just found the local school. And the

guard at the front gate has said we can stick our noses around and have a quick look...

What is your name? [My name is Majuki, how are you?] You're a teacher? Or student? [Yes yes.]

Majuki can you show us? This is your classroom? [Yes, is what I say...]

Teacher. Your teacher!

What is your name? [Linga!] Hello Linga! Hello!

[Where you come from?] From England. [Wow, so far!] Yeah, long way. We came on our boat.

Out in the bay, in the water. Your English is very good! Thank you!

Fascinating walking around this little school, and surprised actually although I

don't see why I should be so surprised but some of these guys speak very good

English. And also, as Liz pointed out, it's a mixed school as well which is nice to

see. All very friendly

Today we have hired a scooter and we've already been on a local journey

towards what's going to be a new airport, which probably says quite a lot about

the future development plans for this island. And after the airport are a whole

load of quarries, old quarries that are now

disused with a network of very muddy compact roads which were taking us sort

of further and further northeast into the island. We were going

nowhere fast so we've turned round. The airport's just over there and this is

the bay that we're anchored on and we're sort of over on the other side. But I

just had to stop and show you this classic tropical vista. Look at it, it's

beautiful.

Very windy morning here. We're now on the west side in the northern part of the

island and over my left shoulder is the town of Letung. This is the biggest town

in the area and like a lot of these little towns and villages most of it is

built on stilts. So the houses are either on wooden platforms or concrete

platforms because, of course, the contour of the surrounding countryside is very

steep, so they've made use of the reefs, the shallow waters up against the shore

and built on top of those. We're actually on a little island which it appears as

if it's the official ferry terminal so we've just been through the village and

we're just taking a little view of it from this side and then we'll go back

into the village, find somewhere to have a nice cup of coffee, and go and check

out some of those stilted buildings.

As you can see by the light, it's coming up to midday now. It's getting quite hot,

and we've ducked down into one of these concrete elevated roads and then off the

concrete roads are the smaller wooden jetties. So we're just gonna have a coffee

first. We've come around the street corner and the first place we stumbled across

was a local shop, and he's selling something for you gentlemen out there.

Who may be suffering from certain medical conditions that happen

when you reach a certain age and he showed us a tray of what we think are

sea cucumbers and all he had to say about it was "hormone! hormone!". So it's

obviously good for men of a certain age who are wishing to relive their youth

should we say.

OK, seems Liz as if has made some new friends. Who do we have

here? This is Wilya? Yes, she's learning English in school and these are Wilya's

friends, but I don't know their names. [This is Eni] Hello, Eni. [This is Putri]

Hello Putri, nice to meet you. [This is Dini] Hello, Dini.

We are sitting here having coffee with our new friends, and I have a little app here which teaches us basic

Bahasa Indonesian. So "... ..." That

means I'm pleased to meet you. OK "Nama saya" Jaime. and I'm

then going to ask... "... ..."

Wilya, I asked her what her name was, it's Wilya. So, we are trying!

["Name is Dini."] Oooh very good, in English.

I'm with this young lady here. And it's difficult because I don't speak Indonesian, but we've managed to

establish that Liz and I live on a "Cabble? Kappa? Kappal?" which is a boat. and

And we've just explained we're on the other side of the bay I'm not sure who this

lady is she lives in the big orange... this is your house? You? Ahh, so she was obviously

trespassing in the house over there and she actually lives round here. ["Makawan" Makaway maybe her friend?

I need to look this one up.

So, as you can see, we are being guided by our new friends

through this intricate network of raised platforms. The walkways appear to just be

on wooden stakes, whereas the bigger houses are on concrete piles. And really

it's just a network of lots of houses occasionally you'll get a little shop, we

just went past one that sells bananas. The water depth is probably only a

meter and in that water you can see lots of cables running through presumably

providing electricity and water to all these separate little houses. And of

course the community like this invariably everyone knows each other

because your very close-knit. Having said that, each house looks very airy and

spacious, and it's got a really nice atmosphere to it.

We're at the town centre now, we've just hooked up with two yachties who we

met last night at a restaurant bumped into them in town and they're

with a local guide here, kind of like an official guide, but very nice young man

and he's just brought us to this restaurant. He said lots of food, so

it sounds like one of these restaurants that has many many plates. We've

already seen the fish, and it's looking rather tasty. Kind of appropriate

that we should be eating fish, since we are on one of these stilted platforms

Right behind me we've got the open sea and the docks just here, and the fishing

boats tied up.

OK, so I was too busy stuffing my face to show you the nicely

presented plate of "saton". "Saton" is squid. This squid dish I've never had

anything like it before. Garlicky, and a little bit of a kick, nice

oil, but what makes it particularly interesting are the beans. And this I

have to say possibly one of the best squid dishes I've ever had. I don't

know how they cook it, but there's something about the texture of this

squid that's just particularly good. It's solid, and yet it's creamy.

It's kind of stuffed I think, some of it boiled, and some of the things they put in the oil.

the oil stuffed into the squid. Dunno how else

to describe it. But it's good.

This is a little interview. These students are looking at the economic

impact of tourism. So we're just answering some questions. It's all in Indonesian

though, so she's translating for us... ["How many times you come to Indonesia?"] First time, first time!

["What is your motivation?"] Tourism... and photography!

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hey guys it's Danielle with Danielle Minnesota vlogs and my friend Alicia

from happily ever minimal tagged me in the seven things tag so I'm going to

tell you seven things that I cannot live without and I was I had so much fun

brainstorming for this like I love my seven things I really don't think I can

live without any of them um I'm gonna be really like materialistic with my

answers you know of course I can't live without my family and my friends my

faith Lacroix sparkling water so it's gonna be more like surface here I'll get

right into it number one is my wedding ring my nails aren't so good right now

um it is just a simple round beautiful solitaire diamond and I love it

the bands are gold which I love yellow gold and my dad got my mom a new ring

gosh probably 20 years ago now and they traded in the diamond but she saved her

original wedding bands and she gave them to my now husband before he proposed

that showing anyways I love it um it's beautiful and I I'm a sucker for like

tradition and symbolism and I just love that it symbolizes our commitment to be

a family I talk about that all the time with with my son so okay number two is

my phone I told you I was gonna be materialistic I love my phone and oddly

enough I don't like talking on the phone I've never been a fan of talking on the

phone but I still can't live without my phone I love to text I love to research

things I can do all that for my phone oh I love researching I love reading blogs

i watch most of my TV from my phone a YouTube for my phone I really don't

know what we did before smartphones I love my phone number three I am cheating

and I am doing two things they're both kitchen utensils number one is my chef's

knife I really love to cook my husband is a butcher and so I'm very spoiled

with my knives and I use this every single time I cook I just I'm gonna get

banned from YouTube I better be careful I just love how it feels and how it cuts

and um yeah when I'm at someone else's house re cooking or even at her cabin we

don't have good nice at the cabin and I'm just very spoiled love it secondly

is really weird it's my old stained wooden spoon but I

cannot use another wooden spoon I just love this thing I use it everytime I

need a wooden spoon it stained from cooking dry black beans but I don't care

I love it number four pretty embarrassing this is my stuffed

animal from when I was a child his name is brownie and he is in rough shape but

I love him so much and I still sleep with him I just oh I love brownies

he's just so comfy you know what he is like a big bowl of comfort food brownie

all right number five is Chipotle I love Chipotle I go there at least once or

twice a week or more it's a problem and it is

I love it I just went an hour ago and I get one of two things every single time

so usually I try to go the healthy route and I get a bowl so I forego the carb

filled tortilla and since I'm already being healthy I try to get only one

other carb so I usually get brown rice but skip the beans and then I try to get

only one source of fat so I get either sour cream or guacamole

depending on how crazy I feel sometimes when I'm feeling naughty I want the

tortilla so I get the tortilla for the burrito and then I just go for it so I

get the rice and the beans and the guacamole and the sour cream and then

sometimes I even add chips and salsa I always get hot salsa on my bowl or my

burrito always two scoops and then if I get chips I get hot sauce as well was

that too much detail I love it and yeah it's a lot of food especially I mean the

burritos bad it's way too much food the bowl it's still like a lot of food but I

feel like it's pretty healthy I love Chipotle number six TV I love TV I'm not

ashamed to say it I probably watch two hours of TV daily I

do love to read but if I'm gonna be honest with you if I had to if I had to

live the rest of my life without TV or without books I would choose to not live

with books because I love TV okay so I love Bravo TV I'll of all the housewife

franchises I think the only one I don't watch is is it Potomac it's that suburb

of DC and I just have never been able to get into it but I pretty much

religiously watched everything else oh good

wasn't jealous good this year and I love Andy Cohen I've seen him in person twice

met him once loved him and and I love Netflix because I like to

binge I don't like movies I cannot sit through a movie I get antsy I can't do

it but I can binge watch a show for four hours straight I don't know what it is I

need an emotional break every 53 minutes okay so on Netflix right now what I am

loving is Manhunter not to be confused with mind hunters because it's very

confusing very similar titles but mine is Manhunter the Unabomber I think is

what it's called and it is chronicling the true story of catching the Unabomber

and the main guy is so cute he's not the Unabomber I'm not sick he's

the FBI agent I don't always meet him but

these are really cute like really cute and it's good it's just really good

check it out am i blushing secondly what I'm watching

right now on Netflix i think it's called living below zero

shoot in a text if i'm wrong and it is a reality show about people who live like

at the north pole basically like if they travel north they're going south and it

is so interesting because it is so different then how we live so different

one lady so that her nearest neighbor is 300 miles away her nearest neighbor we

have a cabin that's 200 miles away and it takes forever to get there like three

and a half hours and we have freeways highways to get there I bet it takes her

like six hours to get to her nearest neighbor if not more like that's crazy

and they all like they always have guns on them because getting attacked by a

grizzly bears it's like a real daily life thing it's crazy it's so good

my sister-in-law told me about it number seven is was it was like it's like a

beauty thing so it was a toss-up between mascara and hair product and I think I

would choose hair product um I'm not picky about what but I are dry my hair

it's pretty low maintenance but if I don't put either gel or mousse or curl

cream or I need something after I wash it if I don't do that it's disgusting

it's not even that it looks disgusting which it does but it just feels mmm

don't like it so yeah those are my seven things I love them I got so excited I

love it this is fun for me I'm going to take seven of my friends which will be

in below and I'll probably take you on Instagram if we are connected

but thank you so much for watching I hope you enjoy this as much as I did

probably not I hope you all have a great day if you're new I would love it if you

would subscribe to my channel and give this video a big thumbs up and we'll see

you next time bye guys

you

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Yarn Isn't Community... Community Are The People - Duration: 2:51.

(Music)

Come on up Steven.

(Audience Applauds)

Daniel did the same thing I did, there very first time we ever met him.

He handed him the mic.

(Audience Laughs)

They all said, he needs to sign.

Ah, I'm an idiot.

(Audience Laughs)

Amy is going to translate for him.

Alright, you guys all know my name.

I'm Steven.

The first day when I came here to this cruise.

Oh, I know you.

I know you from Facebook.

I know you from Facebook.

Yep, I'm like I am sure you do.

That's me.

I really just want to thank all of you guys, all of you, for letting me be involved with

all of you.

This is my mom.

(Audience Applauds)

This is her second cruise.

(Steven is upset sharing from this point).

I'm really happy to have my Mom with me.

I cherish my Mom so much.

So last month.

I thought I was going to lose her with the hurricane.

It was so close.

Everything she went through.

With the beach in Florida.

Thank God the hurricane shifted a little bit.

My Mom really was taken care of.

So I am so happy she came with me because I love her so much.

I don't want to lose her.

I know everything is fine in my family now.

Again, I really do want to thank my two wonderful interpreters.

This is Amy and this is Dave.

They are amazing.

Every time I request an interpreter, they are absolutely going.

We're going...

We're going...

Please give them a round of applause.

(audience applauds)

Again, these two guys.

Wow, just wonderful.

They are so supportive and they are so involved.

They pick on me but they are just wonderful.

Anyway, thank you again and I will definitely be here again next week alone.

My mother cannot go again next week.

But I am going to here next week.

I love you guys.

(Audience Applauds)

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LIVING IN STILT HOUSES ON A TROPICAL BEACH Ep 84 - Duration: 15:42.

Today is the first day that we've ever stepped on Indonesian soil!

Just landed on a three-mile long stretch of white sand beach, and at the very far

corner (we're heading now to Padang Malang) it's a little village here.

We came into this Bay yesterday the first thing we saw were guys in little

canoes, and they were just fishing out in the bay there but I was fascinated by

the fact these guys could paddle very quickly so they're not dugouts there we

get a close-up of one just behind me it's made of a light wood and where it's

joined it's glued and stitched together .

So just left the village on the beach which was beautifully kept neat and

pretty coloured little houses. Lots of places to have coffees and so forth. We're just

walking inland along this road and there's another village or it might be

an extension of the same village... gonna find out.

Well I've heard of people watering their plants but have you ever heard of a man

watering his cock? Because that's what this guy behind me is doing.

I haven't checked out the outside of the village, this is the farmyard area, which

is very pretty. We're now walking through the village

proper, and you might just be able to see behind me a rather

large house and in fact there's three very new what I'd say pretty big houses

so there's obviously a bit of money being made around here from something

not sure what it is. We've seen a couple of big bird houses over in the hills

there but curious to know where the money is coming from because it's not

going to be from tourism.

So we just followed our noses, found a whole line of mopeds and scooters, and

kids in uniforms, and it turns out we've just found the local school. And the

guard at the front gate has said we can stick our noses around and have a quick look...

What is your name? [My name is Majuki, how are you?] You're a teacher? Or student? [Yes yes.]

Majuki can you show us? This is your classroom? [Yes, is what I say...]

Teacher. Your teacher!

What is your name? [Linga!] Hello Linga! Hello!

[Where you come from?] From England. [Wow, so far!] Yeah, long way. We came on our boat.

Out in the bay, in the water. Your English is very good! Thank you!

Fascinating walking around this little school, and surprised actually although I

don't see why I should be so surprised but some of these guys speak very good

English. And also, as Liz pointed out, it's a mixed school as well which is nice to

see. All very friendly

Today we have hired a scooter and we've already been on a local journey

towards what's going to be a new airport, which probably says quite a lot about

the future development plans for this island. And after the airport are a whole

load of quarries, old quarries that are now

disused with a network of very muddy compact roads which were taking us sort

of further and further northeast into the island. We were going

nowhere fast so we've turned round. The airport's just over there and this is

the bay that we're anchored on and we're sort of over on the other side. But I

just had to stop and show you this classic tropical vista. Look at it, it's

beautiful.

Very windy morning here. We're now on the west side in the northern part of the

island and over my left shoulder is the town of Letung. This is the biggest town

in the area and like a lot of these little towns and villages most of it is

built on stilts. So the houses are either on wooden platforms or concrete

platforms because, of course, the contour of the surrounding countryside is very

steep, so they've made use of the reefs, the shallow waters up against the shore

and built on top of those. We're actually on a little island which it appears as

if it's the official ferry terminal so we've just been through the village and

we're just taking a little view of it from this side and then we'll go back

into the village, find somewhere to have a nice cup of coffee, and go and check

out some of those stilted buildings.

As you can see by the light, it's coming up to midday now. It's getting quite hot,

and we've ducked down into one of these concrete elevated roads and then off the

concrete roads are the smaller wooden jetties. So we're just gonna have a coffee

first. We've come around the street corner and the first place we stumbled across

was a local shop, and he's selling something for you gentlemen out there.

Who may be suffering from certain medical conditions that happen

when you reach a certain age and he showed us a tray of what we think are

sea cucumbers and all he had to say about it was "hormone! hormone!". So it's

obviously good for men of a certain age who are wishing to relive their youth

should we say.

OK, seems Liz as if has made some new friends. Who do we have

here? This is Wilya? Yes, she's learning English in school and these are Wilya's

friends, but I don't know their names. [This is Eni] Hello, Eni. [This is Putri]

Hello Putri, nice to meet you. [This is Dini] Hello, Dini.

We are sitting here having coffee with our new friends, and I have a little app here which teaches us basic

Bahasa Indonesian. So "... ..." That

means I'm pleased to meet you. OK "Nama saya" Jaime. and I'm

then going to ask... "... ..."

Wilya, I asked her what her name was, it's Wilya. So, we are trying!

["Name is Dini."] Oooh very good, in English.

I'm with this young lady here. And it's difficult because I don't speak Indonesian, but we've managed to

establish that Liz and I live on a "Cabble? Kappa? Kappal?" which is a boat. and

And we've just explained we're on the other side of the bay I'm not sure who this

lady is she lives in the big orange... this is your house? You? Ahh, so she was obviously

trespassing in the house over there and she actually lives round here. ["Makawan" Makaway maybe her friend?

I need to look this one up.

So, as you can see, we are being guided by our new friends

through this intricate network of raised platforms. The walkways appear to just be

on wooden stakes, whereas the bigger houses are on concrete piles. And really

it's just a network of lots of houses occasionally you'll get a little shop, we

just went past one that sells bananas. The water depth is probably only a

meter and in that water you can see lots of cables running through presumably

providing electricity and water to all these separate little houses. And of

course the community like this invariably everyone knows each other

because your very close-knit. Having said that, each house looks very airy and

spacious, and it's got a really nice atmosphere to it.

We're at the town centre now, we've just hooked up with two yachties who we

met last night at a restaurant bumped into them in town and they're

with a local guide here, kind of like an official guide, but very nice young man

and he's just brought us to this restaurant. He said lots of food, so

it sounds like one of these restaurants that has many many plates. We've

already seen the fish, and it's looking rather tasty. Kind of appropriate

that we should be eating fish, since we are on one of these stilted platforms

Right behind me we've got the open sea and the docks just here, and the fishing

boats tied up.

OK, so I was too busy stuffing my face to show you the nicely

presented plate of "saton". "Saton" is squid. This squid dish I've never had

anything like it before. Garlicky, and a little bit of a kick, nice

oil, but what makes it particularly interesting are the beans. And this I

have to say possibly one of the best squid dishes I've ever had. I don't

know how they cook it, but there's something about the texture of this

squid that's just particularly good. It's solid, and yet it's creamy.

It's kind of stuffed I think, some of it boiled, and some of the things they put in the oil.

the oil stuffed into the squid. Dunno how else

to describe it. But it's good.

This is a little interview. These students are looking at the economic

impact of tourism. So we're just answering some questions. It's all in Indonesian

though, so she's translating for us... ["How many times you come to Indonesia?"] First time, first time!

["What is your motivation?"] Tourism... and photography!

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3 Compliments That Make a Man's Heart Melt - Duration: 3:41.

Have you ever heard dating advice like this?

The moment you show interest is the moment he loses interest.

The bitchier you are to him, the more he'll want you around.

By ignoring him, you're secretly transmitting energy that you want him to come to you.

Now this is common dating advice told by dating coaches that quite frankly just don't get

it.

They don't have experience.

Quite frankly, they don't know what the heck they're talking about.

I'm about to teach you the real deal way to hook a man.

No, it's not by treating him like shit.

It's quite the opposite.

Keep watching.

Hey there, my name's Adam LoDolce from sexyconfidence.com where I help the 21st century woman create

a love life that she absolutely freaking loves.

In this video, I'm going to be talking all about compliments, because compliments are

really one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal of charm.

But the key to a good compliment is not dishing them out just like a business card.

Instead, the true key to sparking a massive amount of attraction in someone is to give

them out authentically and give them out when they are truly earned.

I believe strongly that an earned compliment builds intimacy whereas a fake compliment

will only make someone distrust you.

Here are three types of compliments that you should only use when you truly mean it.

When you do use it, you'll literally melt his heart with affection.

Number three is the positive reinforcement compliment.

Lots of people, a lot of dating coaches, will tell you to communicate when something is

bothering you or when something's wrong.

I think that that's important, but at the same time, I don't think there's enough discussion

out there about talking about reinforcing when there's good behavior, when someone does

something great in a relationship, and when he does do something right.

Did he call you instead of text you after a date?

Maybe you could say something like this.

I really appreciate a guy who's willing to call instead of text.

He'll definitely keep calling you.

Did he go out of his way and fix your stove when you told him it was broken?

Wow, you're so handy.

You can fix just about anything, can't you?

He will fix anything you want whenever you want it.

Did he listen to you vent for 20 minutes about your boss?

Great.

Thank you for being such a great listener.

You really know how to be there for someone.

Number two, that you believe in him and support him and that he's just generally doing a good

job if he's doing a good job.

It's really nice to receive praise from just people in our lives, but when we receive it

from a woman that we're really into, it charges us to succeed in ways we never knew possible.

I love how driven you are.

It's a real turn on.

Of course, this is probably the same type of praise that you'd want to receive from

him.

He's going to be waking up at 6 a.m. that next morning to show up early for work.

Number one, the classic physical compliment.

You look amazing tonight.

That shirt really fits you so well.Oh really?

Thank you.

Mmm, you smell so good.

I love that cologne.Well, this cologne loves you.

Now you don't want to overuse this, but it's certainly useful if you don't have any other

compliments to give and you're just feeling it in the moment.

Now believe it or not, this is only one technique to building a massive amount of attraction

for men.

If you want to learn more about building attraction for men and really how to create that intimacy

in the early stages of dating and beyond, make sure you head on over to sexyconfidence.com.

You can click any of the links on this page and be able to register for my free webinar

or you can be able to join my email list where you get a ton of resources that are going

to help you through every single stage of dating, relationships, and finding love.

On top of that, I just want to ask you a question.

What are some compliments that you've received from men that have made your heart melt?

I love to hear from you in the comments right there below where you can join this amazing

community of women who all support each other.

Finally, if you enjoyed this video, please give it a like on YouTube and don't forget

to subscribe on YouTube for more videos just like this every single week.

Thank you so much for watching, and I'll speak to you sexy lady next Thursday.

Bye bye

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This is the most common page, also used by Dekar and Viper. They both go for 'Sumon Aery'.

Most of people will ask me 'Why would you go for Sumon Aery instead of Electrocute?'. The reason is simple:

It deals more damage, but the cooldown is too long. You want to take trade pretty often, and you dont want to wait 50s.

The damage on 'Sumon Aery' is more reliable, there is less cooldown so you can profit of your keystone as you can proc the damage more often.

Unless they reduce the CD but it'd be broken. Here, you take the mastery that reduces the cooldown of your ult. You can go up to 50% CDR on it.

Then i go for transcendence because it gives 10% CDR at level 10 and the extra CDR becomes AD, so you can overcap in CDR without risks.

What I hate the most in this patch is that I dont start with 10% cdr at level 1 anymore, so i love this mastery.

As last mastery in this page, I'd go for GATHERING STORM, Viper goes for SCORCH, while Dekar goes for GATHERING STORM.

IMO GATHERING STORM is better as it gives AD overtime while SCORCH only gives 30 damage (EARLY) every 20 seconds. It isn't bad but IMO scaling AD is better.

Anyways, as second page you can go for whatever you want, but I go for inspiration because I want the 5% CDR.

Dekar uses it too, if you want a reference from a high elo player, Viper goes for Domination, but I go for inspiration because I want the CDR badly.

You can then go for MAGICAL FOOTWEAR or PERFECT TIMING. If I don't say bullshit, PERFECT TIMING gives u the item that you can only use once and it reduces the price of GA.

As I like building GA as 3rd item, i like it. MAGICAL FOOTWEAR is good too if you think you don't need to rush T2 boots.

If you feel like you need to rush tabis or mercuries in laning phase, then avoid taking this one.

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yo yo yo CPA strength here with another video yeah my best video yet you know

how we do better every time better every time so what am i doing today I'm just

play a little basketball I might at my place Holiday Park I was actually gonna

do a video at the beach today I don't know why I usually hate people to tell

you what they were gonna do but it was it's been the boat the boat show down

there and it was like know where the parking I usually Park out there's no

park it was just a mess it stressed me out and then it's just something about

going to relax and have him to pay money that stresses me out as well mmm so I

figured you know what I've never like I didn't know if this would work there

were some bleachers over the that thing the cameras on and I figured I would

just shoot some hoop also the Sun was being the Sun was really affecting me so

oh oh I think I'm telling I do this game called levels here's my first shot at

the corner okay I miss so I'm old for one then you have five shots you go to

the two corners so here's here's the second shot I made that one so I'm one

for two now so I got three more shots you can do them at any time you want so

I have the side okay I missed that so I have two two shots left and I need two

more makes to go to the next level you need three out of five the top of the

key the side the two sides and then the two I guess in between the top and side

you'll see the five points I hit so I need so the pressures on oh oh the bank

was open it is a weekday it is a weekday folks it is a weekday banks open look

I'm like I'm like hey can I rise the occasion is the pressures on I don't

know can I do it what's JD boys gonna do first time on camera first time Oh nails

it you know you know the you know the dill I swear that was my first one so

I'm on round two right now round two be round 2 round two bit she got make the

first can you make the first one damn that's

all right Ian make it before this three four five games really fun

okay so what's here's my second shot Oh what we did oh won't fire it up what I'm

think I'm gonna go to the next round on camera

Oh fired up your boy fired up so he's got three more shots he needs to make

two more oh that was horrible shot damn damn fat

boy what you doing L so the Sun was all messed up on this one this is the first

time I've ever used color correction I've heard I've heard youtubers say I've

had to color correct it I don't know if I messed anything else up but I need to

make the last two and I did I did the time before am I gonna make the last two

this time why why you suck JT you really do suck bro I make sure and finish up

with the consolation so I hit two out of three only went to the second round but

that's not bad so now I think I'm just

some skills yeah boys got some skills right bring the backpack up to the park

you know what I'm saying meet somebody I'll be over at the park yeah look yeah

get some of that all right straight Thugga oh boy you fat piece of shit oh

lordy have mercy so yeah this is a game levels and the most I've ever gotten up

to was the seventh level probably in 2004 that's when I made it and then my

meth hey Dane Eugene Oregon over to the bridge under what the 106 bridge there

and down downtown and the Whitaker there in Eugene a place that you're not

supposed to go to so I was like Oh what where is that wherever they tell me not

to go or not to do I of course first thing I do so yeah I

invented this game and I used to play with my buddy Dale and I mean we just

would go at this he got to the sixth level before I got to the seventh level

I mean I was on meth fire I was just lights out just like surprised just fuck

it you know it's my snort of meth rail or something and then I was just on fire

I mean yeah yeah it was that stuff's fun for a little bit but yeah I kever since

that I could never I could never match that that focus that Drive and I think

after that time that was like in 2004 to 2007 teen so I think like 13 years later

I've only gotten to like the third or fourth level a couple times so yeah so

me and my buddy Dale in Oregon just like loved this game I can't I want to say I

believe I came up with it I don't know he might have like

co-authored it or something I don't know yo Dale if you hear this man holler at

your boy bro we made a dog if you're still alive

if you're still alive holler at your boy and if you're in jail I don't know I

don't know how you're gonna hear this I'm sure you have a fuckin cell phone in

jail though so I'm sure you're watching YouTube so jail if you're alive holler

at your boy holler JT blaze come on large ad you

said you'd pray for me buddy they said that's what he would always

say for me cuz I just pray for you cuz I'm like man it can't be no can't be

nothing good out there I don't believe in shit buddy but anyways this isn't

isn't about that but yeah I miss him so he was like loved the game with me

I've played this game at this court with my buddy Aaron a couple times we go

waggle whatever a if a who shine dog man you might you might or Kris but you

don't but you're a little one turn 180 turn around but you're a little kind of

like couple years younger but shut but shine dog Lauren you know this plugin

we go why go whatever miss OH your boys a sore loser I kind of play it

up for the camera there but I also I also played this game with my boy T

sushi tae sik's you know Thai sticks he's got the rhymes right when I say

fuck a platinum girl just gonna get in the way me popping my pills right

I clicked you're the best bitch I'm running up the only like Ron Artest

I told me needs a rice gum disc you see I just threw my hat down I always had a

horrible attitude and whether it was a football helmet my baseball glove

whatever I would throw it and I'm just a poor poor loser I mean I do I don't know

I wanted to show you I wanted to show you the camera I'm using you're such a

fucking weirdo JD what's wrong with you no I want to show you tear oh I'll be

like in a tear oh he's awesome I don't want to be say nothing of course I think

he's uh behind bars awaiting trial of course innocent until proven guilty

right I mean I know he didn't do it I don't even know what I don't even I

could just be making up but that's the thing I mean the real real rappers that

I can tell that the real I think a lot of people can tell who's real and who's

fake and this and that and I think that's why I get a lot of a lot of love

in my videos because I just I just really love doing these I honestly could

be I guess making a lot more money somewhere else but I enjoyed this so I

mean to even make a penny off this is fucking awesome and I never look at fat

boys gonna try dunk fat bort god damn you need to lay off tough fucking you

fat piece of shit actually I was like that's like six thirty to sixty that's

like 260 pounds so I was up to like 270 I don't know why the videos I'll chop

you like that I didn't chop it up I wish I had skills to chop it up and actually

dunk if you hold on I think I give it oh oh oh I don't want to go

oh-oh-oh I'm such an idiot well seriously that's 200 see look oh that's

my shoe yeah my shoe coach money and money no I was never an excuse of course

so the excuse was my shoe so yeah when I when I when I said I came up here

okay I started to get the levels again over one so when I said I'm in sixth

grade I walked up to Holiday Park with my two buddies and signed up for all

four to sign up for a little league baseball in sixth grade it was my buddy

Aaron and then another buddy of mine Ricardo and and I'll tell you what Aaron

used to never least a beaner needs to play basketball time he was better he

was better he got better than me because he got like taller than lankier he had

some skills he got better Ricardo was always way better than us a caveat

Ricardo was black I mean he balled the fuck out on us I never even came close

to beating him but uh yeah anyways Aaron had this thing he would not leave the

court till he until he made a shot so boom last shot that's it rap it's a rap

son til tomorrow CPI strength juices

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Gorgeous Tiny Condo With 2 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms for Your Family - Duration: 2:41.

Gorgeous Tiny Condo With 2 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms for Your Family

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Cloudy skies with rain nationwide tomorrow _ 110917 - Duration: 1:57.

Now we turn to our Michelle Park at the weather center for the latest updates.

Michelle, people were bundling up in the cold this morning,... but by the afternoon, it

was like it was never cold at all.

Daniel, it was winter in the morning and autumn in the afternoon.

That's how big the temperature ranges are these days.

Over the coming hours, the mercury is expected to drop even further leading us to a cold

morning again.

Seoul will start out at 8 degrees Celsius, while Daegu and Busan are at 7 and 13 degrees.

In the afternoon, on-and-off showers across the nation,... starting from Seoul with daytime

highs reaching up to 16 degrees, while Gwangju and Busan peak at 20 and 21 degrees.

Meanwhile, it won't be a lot of rain, but there will be thunder and lightning in some

places.

Gangwon-do Province can expect the most at 5 to 20 millimeters while the rest can expect

between 5 and 10 millimeters.

After the rain, there is going to be chances of yellow dust and some cold air as well,...

bringing down the temperatures even further.

I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.

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"Who I am is not defined by my gender," Joe - Londoner #244 - Duration: 3:23.

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The world is horribly designed. But copying nature helps. - Duration: 6:50.

In 1989, Japan's Shinkansen Bullet Train had a problem.

It was fast — really fast — like, pushing 170 miles per hour fast.

But every time it exited a tunnel — it was loud.

The noise was coming from a variety of sources, but whenever a train

sped into a tunnel, it pushed waves of atmospheric pressure through the other end.

The air exited tunnels with a sonic boom that could be heard 400 meters away.

In dense residential areas, that was a huge problem.

So, an engineering team was brought in to design a quieter, faster, and more efficient

train.

And they had one secret weapon: Eiji Nakatsu — the general manager of the technical development

department — was a birdwatcher.

Different components of the redesigned bullet train were based on different birds.

Owls inspired the pantograph — that's the rig that connects the train to the electric

wires above.

Nakatsu modeled the redesign after their feathers, reducing noise by using the same serrations

and curvature that allow them to silently swoop down to catch prey.

The Adelie Penguin — whose smooth body allows it to swim and slide effortlessly — inspired

the pantograph's supporting shaft, redesigned for lower wind resistance.

And perhaps most notable of all was the Kingfisher.

The Kingfisher is a bird that dives into water to catch its prey.

The unique shape of its beak allows it to do that while barely making a splash.

Nakatsu took that shape to the design table.

The team shot bullets shaped like different train nose models down a pipe to measure pressure

waves, and dropped them in water to measure the splash size.

The quietest nose design was the one modeled most closely after the Kingfisher's beak.

When the redesign debuted in 1997, it was 10% faster, used 15% less electricity,

and stayed under the 70 dB noise limit in residential areas.

And it did all that with the wings of an owl, the belly of a penguin, and the nose of a

Kingfisher.

There's a name for design like this.

It's called biomimicry.

The people who design our world usually never take a biology class, believe it or not.

So they're novices in how the world works.

That's Janine Benyus.

Back in 1997, she wrote the book that coined the term "Biomimicry".

It told the story of the innovations in computing, energy, and health that were inspired by structures

in the natural world.

Stick like a gecko.

Compute like a cell.

Even run a business like a redwood forest.

Benyus has since worked as a consultant for various companies, trying to get them to understand

how to take design ideas from nature.

That might mean studying prairie dog burrows to build better air ventilation systems, mimicking

shark skin to create bacteria-resistant plastic surfaces for hospitals, or arranging wind

turbines in the same drag-reducing pattern that schools of fish swim in.

Designers get inspiration from a lot of different places, but Benyus thinks many of them could

benefit from looking more at the natural world.

So there's a lot of looking at what other people have done.

And what they do is, they look at all the others, and they get ideas.

They literally do, I mean, a lot of designers have lots of magazines that they look through,

they tear those out and they put them up on inspiration boards.

But they're looking at other human technologies.

Her idea was simple: designers should get in the habit of bringing a biologist to the

table, and let them help solve problems by mimicking nature.

And there are three main ways they can do that.

You can mimic its form, or its shape.

You might create a paint for a building that, when it dries, it's got the same structure

as self-cleaning leaves, lotus leaves are notoriously great, they let rainwater clean

the leaf because because they have these bumps and the rain water balls up on

the bumps, and then it pearls away the dirt.

So that lotus effect is physical, and you can create a physical structure on the outside

of any product.

Imagine that on the outside your car, rainwater would clean your car.

So that's mimicking form.

But there's also mimicking process, the processes of the natural world.

It might even be how you mimic how ants communicate in order to efficiently

find sources of food or new places to live. And those processes, that self-organization,

has been mimicked in software, in things like autonomous cars and how they're gonna move

in flocks through the city by talking to one another.

That's mimicking nature's process.

And then you jump up to the level of mimicking whole ecosystems.

There's a thing that's a buzzword right now, that's really hot, called the circular

economy, which is essentially industries saying there should be no such thing as a byproduct

in a manufacturing facility that goes to landfill.

It should be used by something else, and at the end of a product's life, that product

should be upcycled into something else. It's being called the circular economy.

Ecosystems do that really, really, really well.

You've got a log on the forest floor, and those materials move up into the body of the

fungus that eats it. Those materials move up

into a mouse.

And that mouse material moves up into a hawk...

And if you think about that as what we'd like to do with local materials being upcycled constantly.

In our cities, for instance.

Those ecosystem lessons are really big for us.

And that's the end goal for biomimetic design — making products, systems, and cities functionally

indistinguishable from the natural world.

Life has been around on Earth for 3.8 billion years — and what designers are starting

to realize is that's a lot of research and development time.

The people who design our world have a lot to learn from the natural world.

All they have to do is take a look.

Thank you so much for watching, this is one of a series of videos that we're doing in

collaboration with 99% Invisible.

They are a podcast that does stories all about design.

We loved working with them, you should definitely check them out at 99pi.org or on any podcast app.

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Trump receives 'royal treatment' in Beijing - Duration: 1:57.

As it has been during the 2 previous visits of his Asia tour, a lot of attention is on

how the American leader is being welcomed by his host.

According to our Kim Mok-yeon Beijing takes the cake in that category.

In fact, it's being called the "imperial treatment," which includes some unprecedented honors.

Since U.S. President Donald Trump landed in China,...

Beijing has been rolling out the red carpet, giving the American leader the royal treatment.

As he and the first lady arrived in Beijing on Wednesday, they were greeted by a small

army of children waving American and Chinese flags as part of an elaborate welcoming ceremony.

They were then whisked to the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng

Liyuan gave the Trumps a personal tour of China's rich and ancient history.

The U.S. president and first lady were also given the honor of dining in the former seat

of emperors,... Trump becoming the first foreign leader to have an official dinner in the historic

venue since founding of the People's Republic in 1949.

China's Ambassador to the U.S. Cui Tiankai earlier stressed the importance and significance

of President Trump's visit, claiming that it would be a "state visit plus".

During the second day of the trip, President Xi welcomed Trump by holding a grand 15 minute

welcoming ceremony in Tiananmen Square, shutting down the usually busy traffic around the square.

Another piece of special treatment President Trump enjoyed in China was that he was able

to tweet during his trip.

Though China officially has blocked mainland access to Twitter and other global social

networking services since 2009, President Trump didn't seem to have any difficulty with

the ban, as he posted several tweets thanking the Chinese leader for his hospitality.

Ahead of Trump's arrival, China's Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Zeguang said that the U.S.

President will be able to tweet as much as he wants, adding that China takes everything

into account regarding visits from foreign heads of state.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.

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한석규 부인 임명주 출연료 가족 자녀(아들,딸) 나이 키 - Duration: 4:37.

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National Assembly to shift to three-party system after lawmakers defect from minor... - Duration: 2:38.

Back here in South Korea.

The National Assembly has become a more favorable environment for the opposition.

Several lawmakers from Bareun Party, the splinter bloc of Liberty Korea... have returned to

the main conservative group they chose to leave earlier this year.

With the defection, Bareun Party no longer has enough seats to qualify as a negotiating

bloc, meaning affairs in parliament will be decided by just three parties

Kim Min-ji has the latest from the domestic political arena.

Eight lawmakers that defected from the minor conservative Bareun Party have officially

rejoined the main opposition Liberty Korea Party.

In a press conference Thursday,... the lawmakers,... along with the Liberty Korea Party chair Hong

Joon-pyo,... stressed the need to unite the conservative bloc to keep the liberal government

in check.

"Politically, the dust hasn't quite settled yet,... but we will clear things up now and

come together... based on the people's hopes for us to keep this left-wing government from

running amok."

"I am here to uphold calls to stop the agenda of the Moon Jae-in government.

That's why we have become the first to join efforts to unite the conservative bloc."

The exodus comes just ten months since the Bareun party was launched... in a split from

the Liberty Korea Party following the power abuse scandal that led to the impeachment

of former President Park Geun-hye.

A ninth lawmaker, Joo Ho-young,... currently the Bareun Party's floor leader and acting

chair,... will join them after the minor party's national convention next Monday.

With that,... the main opposition party will have 116 seats in the 299 seat parliament.

That's only five seats fewer than the ruling Democratic Party of Korea -- which has 121.

The new paradigm will without a doubt cause some anxiety in the ruling bloc.

With the 2018 budget proposal pending... along with a string of other major bills,... it's

going to be extra important for the ruling party to get the opposition on the same page.

It'll have one party less to contend with,... but a diminished influence on the legislative

agenda.

(Standup) "The main opposition is already opposed to

most of the ruling party's policies,... so that gives the People's Party -- which holds

40 seats -- the deciding vote on almost all matters."

The ruling party has already called the lawmakers' reinstatement a political regrouping... that

has no cause or support from the people.

As for the Bareun Party,... it's expected to focus on building solidarity among the

eleven lawmakers it still has,... and highlight itself as a reformist conservative group,...

in contrast to the Liberty Korea Party.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

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