Hello kids! Girls and boys
Hi to everyone, dear friends!
Have you recognized us?
This is a Russian magician, Grandpa Frost
And this is my granddaughter Snegurochka
We have come to you from the winter forest
to wish you a happy holiday
The old year is going away, the new one is coming
Let everything bad stay in the past, and let the new year bring you only joy
no matter where you live
in Australia, in America, in Africa, in Asia, in Europe
we wish you happiness,
good health and good mood
and so much joy every day
My granddaughter has told me that you learn the Russian language
well done!
you've made Grandpa happy
Together with my grandpa we wish that in the new year of 2018 you continue to learn the Russian language
And next year be sure to visit us in Russia
We'll be waiting
Right? Right, little granddaughter!
Now what? Let's say all together: Happy New Year!
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We're with MINI
in Sölden in Austria
We've been invited to come
and drive at MINI Snowman
with the new gearbox
we now have a Cooper D
with the old automatic gearbox
so the ZF 6-speed
I really like that gearbox
but there's a new double clutch coming
a 7-speed
which should be even better
and we're driving it tomorrow
so day two
in the snow
it's very cold
and a lot of snow has fallen
we arrived yesterday
through Vienna
then from Vienna to Innsbruck
with a propeller plane
que the slowmotion propeller
we then drove from Innsbruck to Sölden
in a huge snowstorm
and we have some incredible
winter tires
I've never experienced so much grip
in the snow
I think they're real snowtires
so no problems there
but so beautiful
in that snowstorm
driving in between the mountains
those nice little villages
with all those lights
really cool
but today
we're continuing with the MINI
a lovely route again towards Innsbruck
let's get ready for this journey
the sun is starting to come through
like we planned it
welcome to MINI Snowman
we drove the old
6-speed automatic yesterday
and today we have the new gearbox
with double clutch
a 7-speed
and I was wondering
why MINI chose this place
to do this introduction
but I get it now
with all these mountain roads
you're shifting gears so often
so you can judge the gearbox well
and you're working the gearbox
more than usually
after we had a delicious beer
in front of the hotel fireplace
we had dinner at a lovely restaurant
and MINI shared their plans with us
one being the MINI Yours
customization programm
which means you can personalize
a lot of cool features
they 3D print it
you can design the thing yourself
so you can have text, shapes, icons
you can even set the depth of the shapes
you can choose to do this
for example next to the indicator lights
and the door sills can be LED
and also fully customizable
and we've even been able
to see the new facelifted MINI Cooper S
with a few very cool features
but I'm not allowed to say anything
and this gearbox will be
in all future MINI's
except the JCW
because this gearbox has a torque limit
at 300 Nm
and a JCW has more than that
so the JCW gets the new ZF 8-speed
starting next year
onwards to the next destination
which is Günther!
and Günther is a professional
video guy
us YouTube amateurs
we're only playing around
with our new iPhone X's
so this entire video has been shot
on the new iPhone X
in 4K 60fps or slow-mo 1080p 240fps
but let's also enjoy
the shots we made with Günther
the ending to this video
was scheduled to record at Schiphol Airport
but as you may have seen in the news
there was some crazy guy
who started to threaten
the military police with a knife
so we didn't feel it was appropriate
to start filming there
but we wanted to say goodbye to 2017
it has been an incredible year for us
passed the 400.000 subscribers mark
generated over 100.000.000 views this year
we're taking a week off as well
and we hope 2018 will be as good
or even better of course
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Marijuana Stocks of the Week: UBQU, TRST/CNTTF w/Jeffrey Friedland/ cannabis weed pot 2017 canada - Duration: 19:55.
Marijuana Stocks of the Week: Ubiquitech (UBQU), CannTrust (TRST/CNTTF) with Jeffrey Friedland / cannabis weed pot 2017 canada hemp investing robinhood to buy now invest in canadian medical Canopy Growth Mentor Capital TWMJF WEED david moadel
welcome to looking at the markets with David Modell today I'm back with my
frequent regular guest mr. Jeffrey Freedland he is a best-selling author of
the book which is called marijuana the world's most misunderstood plant and you
should get yourself a copy of that book if you don't have it already
just go on Amazon or go to the link in the description below this video and get
yourself a copy also you need to head on over to WWE Freedland calm because Jeff
is an expert in the marijuana industry both in the United States Canada and
worldwide and so you should check out those free resources on his website and
today we're going to discuss two marijuana stocks and companies so
welcome back to the program Jeff how you doing today good good it's great to be
back David awesome alright so as usual we're going to discuss an American
company and a Canadian company all right first we're going to start with an
American company the ticker symbol is you be qu and that is that is ubiquitous
software Corp then after that we're going to discuss a Canadian company
called can trust Holdings Inc and that trades in Canada under the ticker symbol
T rst and in the United States a trades under the symbol C ntf alright so let's
start with the American company we'll be discussing today which is you bqu or
ubiquitous software Corp so first of all Jeff how are the shares trading of that
stock yeah that the company name is a bit of a tongue twister Ubiquiti ech I
you know that's interesting in itself we will talk about that hopefully in a few
minutes the recent price has been around point zero zero seven that's seven
tenths of one penny yeah market cap pretty miniscule david around
2.8 million dollars not not not impressive obviously you and I always
look at the 52-week trading range the low was you know been around point zero
zero four four tenths of one penny and the high has been around five cents so
you know well that's you know it's a huge that's like twenty times difference
between the 52-week low and high you know so it's it's trading it's not in
the middle it's not near the top or the bottom and again this is a very very
very using very several times their low price stock you know this stock was
suggested by you know I guess quite a few of our viewers David yeah and I
think part of the reason is is the average daily volume I'm I'm a person
that's always focused on dollar volume I believe dollar volume move stocks a lot
of people believe just volume move stocks and the average volume of
ubiquity has been about three point six million shares so a lot of volume I
think a lot of our viewers are having fun with this one trading it and I think
that's probably why it was suggested to us that we talk about it sure
yeah that makes sense alright so we're talking about a true sub the penny stock
here and perhaps we've seen some volatility may be good for trading we'll
talk about that first of all what is the business of ubiquity X software Corp
okay one would think from the name ubiquitous software Corp that they were
in the software business guess what they're not and you know I bet a lot of
people who are trading this daily don't have a clue what this company does and
you certainly I always believe that public company names should be
descriptive because you know it's like the front door
you know you mean you look at the name you should know what the company does
well ubiquitous software operates through a wholly owned subsidiary called
hemp life today doc hemp life today com obviously a website
and it sells its product line if cannas all CBD that's C and then AZ ALL CBD
their hemp derived products CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid it can be
derived from both the industrial hemp plant as well as well as the marijuana
plant a very diverse product line their website looks good well that's always a
good sign now in October I recall that Forbes had something to say about
ubiquitous software Corp what did they have to say yeah I you know I don't know
who reads Forbes anymore on you know it's I used to get it as a real
publication and you know they're doing a lot of you know a lot of things like
this they do obviously the Forbes 500 for billionaires and all that other
stuff but they listed this hemp life today as one of the top five
hemp CBD companies based on annual gross sales to me that's sort of a sad
commentary because it just would indicate how small the industry is and
how many participants are in it and how little business most people are doing
but what's interesting in that Forbes piece is is that they believe that the
hemp derived CBD business could be a billion-dollar business within three
years so they believe there's a lot of growth potential I do not agree with
wharves and maybe we can talk about that in a few minutes absolutely now I know
Jeff you have some general issues regarding US companies selling products
that includes CBD or CBDs what are your issues with that well the CBD this is a
really a messy thing and you know we've talked about it previously and I've got
some other videos on my website that discussed the CBD issue CBD is a canal a
cannabinoid again as I said derived from the marijuana plant or the industrial
hemp plant but it's illegal federally it's still
Schedule one substance under the Controlled Substances Act
now the reason so many people are selling david CBD products is number one
a lot of people are getting health wellness benefits and medical benefits
there's no question about it not a lot of science but a lot of anecdotal
evidence in 2014 President Obama signed the farm bill agricultural bill it
allowed the cultivation of industrial hemp in states that had a regulatory
process under the equivalent of a State Department of Agriculture it did not
allow the commercial sale of any products derived from amp and including
CBD a lot of states ignored the limitation on commercial sales CBD
including my home state of Colorado I think including your state of Florida
Wisconsin etc and just said hey it's not a psychoactive compound it's sort of uh
not exactly low-hanging fruit for the Drug Enforcement Administration DEA
we're gonna do it so you know number one is there's really an issue about CBD a
lot of people think it's a gray area that can be sold nationally and
commercially when you really drill down on it it is not a gray area
now the other complication on this David is a lot of people including hemp life
today if you go to hemp life today calm and I'd encourage all of our viewers to
do it you will see them making a lot of claims medical claims and claims now the
FDA basically says you can't make claims or medical claims for a substance that
hasn't been approved by the FDA even for health and wellness and over-the-counter
product vitamins nutritional supplements etc etc now a few weeks ago for a hemp
life today's competitors that were bigger participants in the industries
including CW out of Colorado we make Charlotte's Web big CBD product that a
lot of our viewers know were sent by the Food and Drug
Administration by the FDA cease and desist orders so four
companies received him they received him on making cancer claims that CBD would
cure cancer and making other claims about the medical or health benefits of
CBD so you know a lot of companies as a result of that scrubbed their websites
from any reference or links to anything about claims medical claims nutritional
benefits etc etc instead of just saying hey we sell hemp derived oil or whatever
hemp life today did not do that that's a big concern because I'm sure the FDA is
looking at all the websites of all the companies selling CBD to see who's
making claims and medical claims and it's a concern to the CBD industry hemp
life today has not updated their website it's a red flag yeah got you all right
now Jeff you indicated to me before we went on the air a concern about
ubiquitous being or not being an SEC reporting issuer first of all what does
that mean and why is it a concern okay you know it's what's called a reporting
company you know one of the first things I do when I research the stock is to go
to the SEC website look at all their filings look at their quarterly
financial statements look at their any KS which are statements of you know
material events that they file and this is not a reporting issuer so any
investor who wanted to look at this company do their due diligence drill
down see what it's really doing minimal access to information a real red flag my
opinion is that companies you know if you're going to be a public company be a
public company go with the program be you provide full disclosure to investors
so guess what David another red flag mmm Wow okay
and possibly another red flag you indicated to me you may have a problem
with the fact that the company's name is ubiquitous software and yet maybe it's
not a software company what's that all about
yeah I mean just think about it you know why can't this company get it together
to change the name of the company from a software company to the name of their
operating subsidiary I mean they're not in the software business so the name
itself David is not only misleading but I think it's a real it's a real negative
so you know I mean if I were them I sure would cost money they may not have the
money they need to change that name to the name of their to the name of their
sorry about some of the phones ringing here they even though we're on a weekend
mode they need to change the name to the name of their operating company I mean
you know if they're in the HAMP business that's what their company should be
called so it's a little bit bizarre they should name the company amp life today
so that when you see the name you know what they do a name of a software
company I don't get it yeah doesn't make sense to me either all right so I think
I could predict what you're going to say but let's hear it anyway you've been to
the ubiquitous are you bullish or bearish for investors and traders yeah I
don't think this is a company in my opinion it should be a public company
real red flag for investors non-reporting company it can have you
know there's no access to information real FDA issues based on you cease and
desist orders going out that they haven't updated their website on you
know they're making claims and medical claims you know I just the name being
the company name being wrong I this is not an investment I would say to our
viewers if you're a trader have fun with this one
but don't be don't be long at the end of the day because this company may not be
around the next morning mm-hmm it could be you know I don't really know but have
fun trading this one you know volume lots of action during the day a trading
opportunity not in my Kanyon investment duly noted all right
so let's move across the border to a Canadian stock that is can trust
holdings in Canada that trades under the symbol T rst and in the United States it
is C and TTF how are the shares trading first of all okay you know I I sort of I
want to be positive about something do they David and bright this is a u.s.
Trading the traits obviously Canada and Canadian dollars u.s. u.s. dollars $5.25
u.s. it's about the 50 - a train jits right in there there's not been a lot of
lows or highs over the fifty two-week period so you know the Canadian dollar
they just think they just recently got the US listing so the 52-week high and
low is seven low high of 731 so it's right in the range the market cap 481
million dollars that's an aggressive market cap but not for a Canadian
license producer you know we've talked about you know we talked about canopy
growth the 800-pound gorilla I don't know I'm guessing that the
market cap on canopy grows three billion today so you know I I'm not afraid of
the market cap I'm not afraid of the price on this one
it's moved up a bit not afraid of that either
alright fair enough and let's get to basics here what is the business of
can't trust holdings right they're a licensed producer you know in Canada
which means that are regulated by Health Canada they're producing marijuana in
Canada they've got out fifty thousand square foot state-of-the-art hydroponic
facility in Ontario and they're in Niagara Falls area you know deer Buffalo
New York they're upgrading a four hundred and thirty thousand square foot
cultivation facility and we've talked these half-a-million foot grows millions
that grows you know at some point if I had a few minutes I add up all the
companies we've talked about and how much growing capacity they're putting on
the market which does give me concerns about it over some
why in the Canadian marketplace but everybody's sort of positioning for
adult use of recreational marijuana in Canada which will supposed to kick in on
Canada today next year on July 1 2018 so you know they're growing yep no pun
intended all right and can you tell us about kin
trusts recent news announcement regarding some sort of financing yeah
you know they just announced a 20 million dollar Canadian dollar which is
about 16 million give or take US dollars financing just a little while ago so you
know one of the things we've seen about the Canadian licensed producers the
Canadian public companies is their access to capital why because they're
what they're doing is legal in Canada and a lot of that is fueled by us and
Esther's a lot of our viewers a lot of institutional money David coming out of
the United States so the bottom line on it is is that they have access to
capital in Canada and that's why they can talk about bringing online four
hundred and thirty thousand square foot of additional capacity so that's good
news good news all right fair enough so sounds like it might be just another
Canadian grower but maybe there's some potential here I don't know you sound
like you might be fairly bullish on it for a long term play what do you think
about you know is it a buy sell or hold for can trust yeah I think it's a buy I
and I think it's a buy for people first of all I think our viewers have to get
comfortable with Canada remember that it's legally federal and I I wouldn't
put all your eggs in one basket any - are any of our viewers up there you know
but if you're putting together a portfolio consisting of maybe some of
the Canadian licensed producers that we've talked about over the last bunch
of weeks I would definitely put this company in there you know I don't think
it would be the only Canadian licensed producer that I would buy but you know
put together a portfolio or five six seven include can trust in that group
sure all right so it sounds like it's it's as good as any
if you're gonna put together right right guys and I like like you know I like
what's happening in Canada you know as an American I mean you're in the u.s.
I'm in the u.s. because of the illegality here were letting to a large
extent Canada owned the market on marijuana we're letting all that capital
it could bring jobs to the United States fuel economic growth increased taxes for
state and local governments all that you know we're ignoring that Canada's
becoming the beneficiary that's how it is
all right and so we've been discussing to Canadia
you know one Canadian one American marijuana stock as we do every week we
discussed ubiquitous today software Corp software in quotes Corp and can trust
Holdings Inc all right and by the way these stocks that we discussed they come
from you the viewer all right you give us suggestions and we use them in our
videos and we're glad to use them so feel free to put comments and
suggestions for future companies for us to discuss either by putting a comment
below this video in the comment section or you can email me any time with your
ideas and suggestions at David Modell at gmail.com also head on over to
www.markzware.com to looking at the markets great thanks David see you next
week thank you for watching please like
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Hi everybody, Welcome to Batistenha Homestead. I'm Joselito and I'm Iva.
So we stopped here in this region of Greenville SC in the United States. Only for
wish you a happy New Year. Look at this wonderful landscape that we have
on here. So, for all of you who accompanied us, thank you very much for
coming along. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you. Thank you for share our
videos, ask questions, leave your comments. So a Happy New Year. 2018
be full of blessings, lots of health. Much peace, much love, much success.
God bless you. So Happy New Year, Happy New Year.
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Dust sugar(if you have brown sugar you can use)
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10-12 sprig of parsley
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Hello kids! Girls and boys
Hi to everyone, dear friends!
Have you recognized us?
This is a Russian magician, Grandpa Frost
And this is my granddaughter Snegurochka
We have come to you from the winter forest
to wish you a happy holiday
The old year is going away, the new one is coming
Let everything bad stay in the past, and let the new year bring you only joy
no matter where you live
in Australia, in America, in Africa, in Asia, in Europe
we wish you happiness,
good health and good mood
and so much joy every day
My granddaughter has told me that you learn the Russian language
well done!
you've made Grandpa happy
Together with my grandpa we wish that in the new year of 2018 you continue to learn the Russian language
And next year be sure to visit us in Russia
We'll be waiting
Right? Right, little granddaughter!
Now what? Let's say all together: Happy New Year!
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What is Energy? | ScIQ Kids - Duration: 3:24.
Hi everyone! I'm Jayde and today we're going to talk about energy! But what is
energy? Well all around us are things that move - we can see cars driving, we can
see people walking, we can see things moving around on TV - and if you look for
a really long time, you might even see plants growing... very slowly of course! But
what gives these things their ability to move? Well, the answer is energy! Energy is
the power to move, the power to do work. Energy makes things happen all around us.
Energy isn't something that we can see or hold or touch - it's sort of like the
wind. You can't see the wind or hold the wind - but you can see the effects of the
wind as it blows things around. Energy is the same - you can't see the energy but
you can see energy moving things. You can see energy at work. There's two types of
energy that you might notice around you - one type is moving energy - also called
kinetic energy. Imagine you ride your bicycle up a hill -
it takes a lot of energy to move your bike up the hill, and because the bike is
moving - you're using kinetic energy. The bigger and heavier the bicycle, the
harder you have to push and the more kinetic energy you need to make the
bicycle move! The second type of energy is called stored energy, or potential
energy. This is when something isn't moving right now, but it could move. It has the
potential to move - which is why we call it potential energy. So, for example, if
you're on your bike and you're at the top of the hill, you have to keep your
brakes on, otherwise you'll roll down the hill. The bike has potential energy - or
stored energy - energy stored in the bicycle, waiting to be used. As soon as
you take the brakes off you begin to roll down the hill, and because now you
and the bike are moving - that's called kinetic energy again. So energy is the
ability to move against a force - whether you're actually moving right now or if
you're holding on to that energy to move later. Now, I've talked about the two
kinds of energy - kinetic energy and potential energy - let's talk about where
energy comes from. Imagine you're riding your bike up the hill again. When you
ride your bike your body is using energy that came from food. Humans get all their
energy from food. Energy that's from food is called chemical energy because it
comes from the chemicals in the food - that's why sometimes if you haven't
eaten for a while you might get hungry or even hangry - and feel tired. It's a
sign that your body is running out of chemical energy and it needs more, so it
has the energy to do more exercise. But where does the food get its energy from?
Here's a food you might know... a potato. This potato was once part of a potato
plant - and plants get their energy from the Sun - in the form of light energy. So
that's where plants and humans get their energy from... but what about your computer
or your TV - where do they get their energy from? Well, computers and TVs and
other appliances in your house get their energy from electrical energy. You might
call it electricity. Electricity comes from power plants that make electrical
energy by burning oil or coal, and they send the electricity to our home along
wires. Some homes get their electricity from solar panels. Solar panels turn the
light energy from the Sun into electrical energy that you can use in
your home. So in this video we learned about the two kinds of energy: kinetic or
moving energy, and potential or stored energy - and we also learned about the
places where energy comes from. Whether your energy comes from food or from
light or from electricity - all types of energy just mean the ability or the
potential to move.
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The Ozone Layer Was Doomed Until a Handful of Scientists Stood Up to Power - Duration: 5:20.
Getting every nation on Earth to agree on an environmental issue is tough, but it has
been done before.
The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer — or just the Montreal Protocol
— is the most successful step we've taken to protect our planet to date, but getting
there wasn't easy.
When you hear about the ozone layer you probably think of aerosol cans, but the story actually
begins with air travel.
In the early-1970s jet setting around the world took off, and curious scientists started
gathering data on how airplanes were affecting Earth's atmosphere.
Ozone is a vital molecule of three oxygen atoms that exists mainly in the stratosphere,
but it's very rare: there are only about three molecules of ozone for every 10 million
molecules of air, Still those .3 parts per million of ozone play a critical role of absorbing
biologically damaging UV-B sunlight.
At the time, ozone had already been studied, but Frank Sherwood Rowland and Mario Molina
threw ozone into the spotlight.They posited that chlorine atoms from refrigerators and
AC units might have an adverse effect on our atmosphere.
And boy were they right.
It turns out chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) can actually float all the way up to the ozone
layer.
And when they get there, the CFCs run rampant!
Ultraviolet light breaks a chlorine atom off the CFC.
That chlorine in turn breaks an oxygen molecule off of ozone and binds with it, until another
free oxygen atom comes along and kicks the chlorine off on its lonesome.
The spurned atom then continues the cycle of breaking down more ozone molecules into
oxygen molecules.
Basically, CFCs are serious home wreckers, and they were wrecking our home, planet Earth.
The study called out man-made chemicals for contributing to the problem, And as you might
expect, there was backlash from the people who made those chemicals.Because some of these
were commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning, industry groups had a lot to
lose, and resisted regulation.
Industry representatives said it was unnecessary to take action against useful chemicals over
what many felt was flimsy evidence.
Gee that sounds familiar.
But the scientific evidence kept mounting and a report from the National Academy of
Sciences, published in 1976 solidified, the link between CFCs and the depleted ozone layer.
So, of course, everyone jumped to action right away!
Just kidding, we waited until the problem got really bad.
In 1985, researchers found the ozone layer over the South Pole had depleted by about
40 percent in just a decade.
Even NASA hadn't noticed, because the programs they were using were set to ignore what they
assumed were impossible ozone measurements.
NASA ignored a giant hole because they thought it was impossible.
Unable to ignore the problem any longer, 28 nations, including most of the largest CFC
producers, signed on to the Vienna Conventions, establishing guidelines for negotiating international
regulations on substances harmful to ozone.
But it wasn't enough.
About two years later The Montreal Protocol was drafted.
Designed to reduce the production and consumption of substances harming atmospheric ozone, it
held signing nations responsible to gradually scaling back the use of nearly 100 chemicals.
The atmosphere-harming substances became controlled, and the protocol laid out a binding agreement
to stemming their use.
We were finally taking the environment seriously.
Can you imagine that happening now?
Can you?
The treaty has been adjusted and amended a number of times since.
It's also been changed to account for unforeseen side effects.
Hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, were introduced as a chemical to take the place of CFCs in
things like refrigerators and air conditioners, and while they don't hurt the ozone they
are greenhouse gases that trap heat far more efficiently than carbon dioxide.
Once that was known, a phase out plan for HFCs was added into the Montreal Protocol.
On September 16, 2009, the Vienna Conventions and the Montreal Protocol became the first
universally ratified treaties in UN history.
Now, 30 years later, the results of the Montreal Protocol are clear.
The ozone hole over the South Pole is healing, plus a new study has found an encouraging
side effect: a significant drop in greenhouse gas emissions in the United States!
They found, prohibition on these chemicals eliminated the equivalent of 170 million tonnes
of carbon dioxide emissions annually, a level never anticipated in the original treaty.
The team estimates that by 2025 the US will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent
of 500 million tonnes of CO2 every year compared to 2005 levels.
The Montreal Protocol worked, thanks to the cooperation of all 197 signing nations.
If history were to repeat itself, now would be a great time.
Global temperatures are still rising, but The Paris Agreement, designed to keep global
temperature rise below the 2-degree tipping point is facing some … shall we say… pushback
from one signatory specifically.
But, if anything, the Montreal Protocol shows that if we pull together we can make a global
change that benefits everyone.
Some countries are doing better than others in the fight against climate change.
We did a video on whether China is taking the right steps; check it out right here.
Do you think it's possible to undertake another climate agreement like the Montreal
Protocol?
Let us know in the comments, be sure to like this video, and subscribe for more Seeker.
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WWE 2018 INVASION... As Planned By Vince McMahon | WrestleSketch - Duration: 2:05.
VINCE: What a year!
We let the women have a handbag.
HHH: Briefcase.
VINCE: Roman Reigns is over as a babyface!
HHH: That's still a work in progre-
VINCE: And we tackled racist stereotypes in a sensitive and respectful manner.
HHH: Err…
VINCE: 2018's going to be even bigger!
I've got plans, Trips!
Big plans!
Invasion plans!
HHH: Invasion?
That's brilliant, Vince!
I'll handpick the best NXT wrestlers to-
VINCE: What's NXT?
HHH: My, our developmental territory.
VINCE: Didn't we cancel that?
HHH: No, it's still going from strength to str-
VINCE: Shane, add 'Cancel NXT' to my 2018 to do list.
In between 'Roman wins the women's Rumble' and 'make all heels foreign'.
SHANE: Great idea, dad!
I've also added, 'play catch with your son!'
VINCE: Take that off, Shane.
HHH: So what's the invasion?
VINCE: What do all our best superstars have in common?
HHH: We got them from New Japan?
VINCE: No!
They're all ex-football players!
Mojo Rawley!
Baron Corbin! Roman Reigns!
Trips…
I'm bringing back the XFL!
HHH: Oh dear God.
VINCE: And WWE Superstars will play entertainment football against XFL superletes.
HHH: Superletes?
VINCE: That's what we call XFL superstars!
They're Super Athletes!
Superletes!
HHH: That sounds stupid.
VINCE: And XFL superletes will entertainment compete against WWE Superstars in sports show
matches!
HHH: Sports show matches?
VINCE: It just rolls off the tongue.
And it'll all climax at the one time a year where WWE and XFL superstarletes go head-to-head
in direct entertainment sports!
Prepare yourselves, Trips…
HHH: I don't want to.
VINCE: ...for WrestleBowlAMania Balls of Fire Thrill Ride From Hell.
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BIGGEST Mysteries About Pyramids Around The World! - Duration: 10:03.
From missing pieces to hidden tombs, here are the top 7 mysteries of pyramids that you
didn't know!
7.
The 8-Sided Pyramid How many sides does the Great Pyramid of Giza
have?
Most people answer "4."
After all, that's definitely what it looks like in all the pictures.
But it's kind of a trick question because each of the 4 sides are actually split down
the middle by an indentation, giving it 8 sides in total.
It's actually the only 8-sided pyramid in the world!
The 8 sides were first noted in the 1700's by Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
However, this information wouldn't become more widespread until a British Air Force
pilot noticed the true shape of the pyramid from the air while flying by.
This is because the indentation dividing the four primary sides is so subtle that it can
only be noticed from the ground at certain times of day.
Some speculate the indentations could have been accidental or as a result of wind erosion,
but the indentations on each side appear to have been constructed in the exact same way
and to the same extent.
It must have been done on purpose.
Others say it was purely for visual purposes or possibly to help maintain the integrity
of the pyramid and prevent stones from sliding or drifting.
In any case this type of construction is not seen in any other pyramid.
So although there are tons of theories we may never know why the Great Pyramid is the
only one with 8 sides.
6.
Giza's Void Once again, the Great Pyramid deserves a place
on this list, but this time for something new and completely different.
Scientists have found a "void" hidden in the pyramid.
The research program known as ScanPyramids was established as a joint effort between
Cairo University and the Heritage Innovation Preservation (HIP) Institute in 2015.
Using an imaging technique known as myography, scientists were able to find what they call
a "void" or open room hidden in the pyramid above the pyramid's Grand Gallery.
The scientists used several different devices that actually detect particles generated by
the collision of cosmic rays with the Earth's atmosphere.
The stones of the pyramid then absorb the particles hitting them.
Scans from 3 different devices showed there was a large open room or possibly several
hidden rooms in a sequence.
Considering this is the first new structure discovered in the pyramid since the 1800's,
it could hold unimaginable treasures.
However, this "void" has left many scientists skeptical.
Some believe it may have been built as an internal ramp to construct the top of the
pyramid or even for structural purposes.
For now, scientists don't want to risk damaging the monument while investigating the room.
And without any clear entrances into the room, it may be awhile before we know what's really
hidden in there.
5.
Pyramid of Hellinikon The word "pyramid" probably doesn't
bring to mind images of ancient Greece, but would you believe that the Greeks were pyramid
builders too?
In fact, the Pyramid of Hellinikon in Argolid, Greece was likely built around the same time
as the Great Pyramid of Giza!
Although some suspect it to actually be older than the oldest pyramids in Egypt, but the
exact age has been difficult to determine.
The pyramid was made with large blocks of grey limestone arranged in a trapezoid.
Unlike the pyramids of Egypt it does not have a pointed top, and at just 7 meters wide by
9 meters long, it was not nearly as big as the pyramids in Egypt.
However, the sides of the structure; or at least what remains of them, do slope upward
at a 60 degree angle.
Inside the pyramid sits a narrow corridor leading to a larger, square room.
It was originally believed that it was built to be a tomb like the pyramids of Egypt.
However, little research has been done on the Pyramid of Hellinikon to determine this.
Others argue that the pyramid was erected to be used as a small stronghold to control
travel over the nearby roads in the region.
Without further excavation of the site, though, we might never figure out what the Pyramid
of Hellinikon was truly meant for.
4.
Black Pyramid of Giza When someone mentions the pyramids of Egypt,
it's likely that you imagine the 3 most iconic ones located at the Giza plateau.
However, records claim that there was a 4th pyramid that seems to have mysteriously vanished
from time.
This 4th pyramid was noted by the captain and explorer Frederic Norden while on an expedition
of Egypt for King Christian VI of Denmark.
Norden took extensive notes of everything he encountered while on his journey, describing
the 4th pyramid of Giza as being much like the other 3, but made of blacker stones and
topped with a massive yellow stone that appeared to serve as a pedestal.
Many scholars claim that there never was a 4th pyramid and that Norden must have mistaken
one of the smaller surrounding pyramids as being the 4th.
But the surrounding pyramids were made of sandstone and not dark, granite-like stones
that Norden wrote about.
Plus, in his notes he accounted for most of the surrounding pyramids and described the
4th pyramid's appearance and location in great detail.
Another theory is that the pyramid was destroyed in the late 18th century and that the stones
were taken and used to help build the city of Cairo.
Unfortunately, there isn't much evidence to support this theory.
For now, the fate of the 4th pyramid of Giza remains a mystery.
Perhaps its ruins are buried, just waiting to be uncovered.
3.
The Great White Pyramid of Xian Roughly 40 miles from the city of Xi'an
lies an area of wilderness populated by dozens of small pyramids.
However, since the early 1900's some have claimed that there is a massive, white, jewel-capped
pyramid in the area.
The first sighting of this pyramid was over a century ago by a trader and travel agent
named Fred Meyer Schroder.
He noticed the great white pyramid in the distance while walking with a monk who served
as his guide.
In his diary entries, Schroder estimated that the pyramid was 1,000 feet tall and roughly
1,500 feet in length on each side.
The next recorded sighting of the pyramid wouldn't be until 33 years later in 1945.
The US Air Force pilot James Gaussman spotted the pyramid while flying overhead on his way
to Assam, India.
He too noted the pyramid's massive size, but his sighting would be more known for reportedly
seeing that the pyramid was capped with a "large piece of precious gem-like material."
The details of both these sightings would be supported by an additional sighting in
1947 by a director of Trans World Airlines, Maurice Sheahan.
His story was featured in the New York Times, although the photograph of the pyramid included
with the article seemed to contradict his statement.
The pyramid in the picture was not pure white, nor was it jewel-capped, and it didn't look
that massive either.
Meanwhile, Chinese archaeologists had denied that such a pyramid existed and that the known
pyramids in the area were not pyramids at all, but burial mounds made of mud and clay.
The largest of these pyramid mounds is roughly 150 feet.
Is it possible that there is a massive, 1000-foot pyramid hidden somewhere in the Chinese wilderness?
Or were the previous reports just mistaken?
For now, the search is on.
2.
Giza's Missing Capstone Traditionally, Egyptian pyramids were constructed
in such a way that once they were near completion, they were topped with a capstone to give them
their perfectly pointed top.
However, this is not the case with the Pyramid of Giza.
From the ground, the pyramid certainly looks complete.
But those who have scaled it can tell you that it actually has a flat area on top spanning
about 30 feet in length.
This is because the capstone is missing and no one really knows how or why.
Some believe that there was never a capstone in the first place.
But why is it only the Great Pyramid and not any others?
The most widely held theory is that the capstone was made of solid gold (or was gold-plated)
and was stolen by looters.
But the capstone would have to have been massive considering how much open space there is on
the top of the pyramid.
30 feet??
So, could looters really steal it without leaving a trace?
One theory is that the pyramid was topped not with a capstone, but with a sphere.
This was originally proposed by a Spanish architect named Miguel Pérez-Sánchez who
studied many mathematical relationships between the dimensions of the Great Pyramid.
He believed that the pyramid of Giza actually had a golden sphere placed on top meant to
represent the Eye of Horus.
However, there's not much evidence to support this.
Meanwhile, there are a few people out there who believe the pyramid was some sort of ancient
machine or generator and that the capstone was removed because it was the key piece that
made it all operate.
Regardless of the reason, we don't know why the capstone is missing or even what it
might have been.
1.
Another Burial in King Tut's Tomb?
In the summer of 2015, archaeologist Nicholas Reeves suggested that there were 2 chambers
hidden in King Tut's tomb.
After examining high resolution scans of the tomb's walls, Reeves believed he found 2
doorways that had been plastered over and painted.
It is behind this wall that he hopes to find the tomb of Queen Nefertiti who is commonly
believed to have been King Tut's stepmother.
Reeves contends that the tomb was originally meant for Nefertiti herself!
However, King Tut died at a very young age and no tomb had been prepared for him yet.
So Nefertiti's tomb was closed off and Tut was buried in a separate chamber.
While some believe that Nefertiti's body has already been discovered, Reeves, among
other archeologists, was not convinced.
Later that year, the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities arranged for a team to perform
thermal scans of the inner walls of the tomb to investigate Reeves' claims.
These scans revealed that one area of the tomb's Northern wall had a significantly
different temperature from the rest of the tomb.
This thermal anomaly could indicate that there is an open area behind that section of the
wall.
However, follow-up radar scans of the wall proved fairly inconclusive and if anything
they contradicted Reeves' research.
It's currently believed that there may be an opening hidden in the Northern wall, but
not a tomb.
What is really hidden in King Tut's tomb?
Has Nefertiti been found or is the real Nefertiti still out there?
For now, Nicholas Reeves maintains that his theory is correct and is still studying the
tomb for secrets.
Thanks for watching!
What did you find the most mysterious?
Let us know in the comments below!
Be sure to subscribe and see you soon!
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3 Stocks to Buy In January 2018 - Duration: 7:27.
Welcome back to WhiteBoard finance. My name is Marco and I'm here to help you master your
money and build your wealth. If you're interested in videos about personal finance stock market
investing real estate and entrepreneurship. This is definitely the channel to subscribe
to. So if you haven't done that already please do so below. Today we're talking about the
3 stocks to buy in January. So without further ado let's get into it. Number one. Caterpillar
Trump has proposed a one trillion dollar infrastructure plan in which he is planning to unveil January
of 2018. Let me repeat that one trillion dollars. That is a thousand billions. Are you kidding
me. If he comes anywhere near to proposing this plan and acting upon it this stock think
will have further growth for 2018 and beyond. Caterpillar remains the top choice for two
reasons.
It is the undisputed global leader in construction machinery. And it also has the broadest product
portfolio among its peers. Infrastructure goes just beyond roads and bridges you guys
cat has a huge competitive advantage because they play in multiple sectors. They have dominant
positions in mining oil gas power and transportation sectors. Even when Trump was running for his
presidential campaign he hinted that the construction giant cat could bag a big piece of government
business from these infrastructure projects once they finally kick off and it looks like
that's going to happen in January. Analysts expect the company to grow its earnings per
share by almost 40 percent over the next five years which is really good news. Let's take
a look at the one year growth you can see that it's right around sixty nine point eight
percent over the past five years. It hasn't done as well even though 63 percent is still
an excellent number.
It's been more lucrative to own cash just over the past year than in the past five.
So I think cat has room for growth especially if the infrastructure spending increases under
Trump. Number two Amazon Amazon's growth has surprisingly reach accelerated recently and
I think this is because the company is having a huge aggressive investment strategy and
it seems to be paying off revenue in its third quarter climbed 34 percent year over year
from last year you guys. This is huge especially for a growth company like Amazon. This acceleration
in revenue growth comes is because Amazon has been investing aggressively in its international
expansion with new fulfillment centers digital content and highly profitable aid WS which
stands for Amazon Web Services. This is a high margin business and I think all the digital
content is as well.
So you may be saying Hey Marco isn't Amazon expensive right now. Absolutely. But management
has somehow delivered time and time again with their ambitious investments and the growth
areas you can see this as a perfect example in the whole foods acquisition. This got them
into the food delivery business which I think will happen here in the next couple of years.
And that may even start happening by drones you guys. So you may want to pay attention
to that. It also got them liquor licenses so now they're selling alcohol and things
like that. So now they have a presence in almost every state and they're getting into
the food industry they're getting into pretty much every facet of someone's life. And I
think they're trying to make it easier through prime in one click shopping you can see here
out there one year growth has been about fifty seven point six percent and their five year
growth has been about 336.
So you're tripling your money and a third if you've invested in Amazon over the past
five years I think Amazon is one of those stocks that always looks expensive but you
always kind of kicked yourself in the butt. When you look in the chart and say Oh man
I wish I would've invested in that a few years ago. So don't let this opportunity pass you
by. I think Amazon's growth strategy is excellent and it's not just an idea. They executed it
on it. So please take a look at Amazon. Again this is just my opinion but I think it's a
winner for sure. Number three Intel Corp.. So Intel is actually a much different company
than it was just ten years ago you guys the fast growing Data Center Group now comprises
almost half of its total revenue.
So it was 45 percent in 2017. It was just 30 in 2012. So you can see in five years they
grew that business segment by 15 percent. Intel has also made several strategic acquisitions
to position itself in the future trends of AI Internet of Things in artificial intelligence.
Given that Intel's business is much different than just 10 years ago as I mentioned I think
Intel's current P E ratio is not that expensive for what it is especially if we take into
consideration its long term growth prospects. I believe Intel remains a good long term investment
choice in 2018 even despite its recent surge in share price. Take a look at this you guys.
The company has already devoted resources into R and D and has made several strategic
acquisitions including Altera mobile eye Nirvana and more videos.
Its acquisition of Altiero helps intel to maintain its growth and server business as
its server customers often will require customized chip solutions. So that's pretty cool you
guys. I think that this is a high margin business. I've mentioned this in my previous videos.
I work for a Microsoft reseller and some of the highest margin products that Microsoft
sells is the Azure cloud hosting that's similar to what Intel is getting into here and growing
that segment of the business. So you can see here the one year has been twenty seven point
one percent. The five year has been 112 percent. So you've doubled your money if you've invested
in Intel over the past five years. So in conclusion I think with Intel staying not staying away
from the chip market but kind of getting into that data base center with the high margins.
I see them as a long term growth opportunity and a stock to buy in 2013 in January. Those
are my three picks for January of 2018. I've done some extensive due diligence and I think
that those three stocks are winners for sure. Again you need to do your own due diligence
and not just listen to me. I'm just talking guy on YouTube please do your own research
and please I'm not a financial advisor so keep that in mind. With all that being said
I hope you got value out of this video and at least steered you in the right direction.
Fuga value please subscribe below and as always guys have a prosperous day.
Not too shabby.
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Marina Kaye - Save Yourself (audio & lyrics) - Duration: 3:33.
I worry about myself sometimes Never open up, so afraid to trust
I'm selfish and I cross the line And I think too much, when it comes to us
Through fallen tears and flames still burning You walk with me hand in hand
Don't have the heart to tell you where we're heading So save yourself
Run Before the walls cave, ground breaks beneath us
Run I promise you heartache, mistakes and weakness
These smoke and mirrors hide my past You never judge and you hold me up
Don't wanna be the one to crash But I see it coming, I see it now
Through fallen tears and flames still burning You walk with me hand in hand
Don't have the heart to tell you where we're heading So save yourself
Run Before the walls cave, ground breaks beneath us
Run I promise you heartache, mistakes and weakness
It's killing me to be so cold When you're the one I need the most so
Run Before the walls cave, and save yourself
It's killing me to be so cold When you're the one
So save yourself
Run Before the walls cave, ground breaks beneath us
Run I promise you heartache, mistakes and weakness
It's killing me to be so cold When you're the one I need the most so
Run Before the walls cave, and save yourself
Run
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North Korea WARNING: China WON'T stop WW3 threat because refusal to trade with Trump ally - Duration: 3:19.
North Korea WARNING: China WON'T stop WW3 threat because refusal to trade with Trump ally
's threat will continue to rise because of 's interests in trading with the rogue state, said Korean expert Dr Seung-Young Kim. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the University of Sheffield Professor said that China will never wish for the collapse of 's regime or it would have to accept selling oil to South Korea.
Dr Kim said: "The major countries neighbouring North Korea, they don't share a diplomatic strategy to stop North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons because they have some other interests too.
"Although they all stated that they are pursuing denuclearisation of all of the Korean peninsula, including North Korea, and also they don't want to see the development of nuclear weapons in South Korea either, the primary goal of China is to maintain stability in the intercepting border with North Korea.
"In other words, China does not want to see a sudden collapse of the North Korean regime because that would mean China would be sharing oil with an America ally, South Korea, which will eventually be unified with North Korea once the regime collapses. "So China does not fully participate and does not wish to implement really biting economic sanctions or apply pressure that will lead to the North Korean collapse.".
Brigadier General Anthony Tata told Fox News North Korea is being used as a buffer by China between the West and their border. His comments came after US satellite images showed Chinese tankers transferring fuel to North Korea ships 30 times in three months despite UN sanctions prohibiting countries from trading with Kim Jong-un.
Mr Tata said: "Well China, normally when they agree with us, they abstain from a UN vote and now they are trying to put a good face forward on this.
"I think but about a year ago they had a 28 percent increase in trade with North Korea and I think they're probably feeling a little bit of a sting.
"They're probably funnelling things to North Korea that they shouldn't and they're fighting a proxy war with us through North Korea. "They don't want to lose that North Korea buffer between the West and their border.".
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Vlogging In Korean: Unboxing Christmas Gifts, More New Bag, Doll Crane Miracle | DTV #71 - Duration: 19:10.
Let's go out sis
Shall we?
We should be used to Korean Vlog by now
We can do it! we can do it!!
Shall we go into the cafe?
There are so many gifts to unbox today :)
I have some too
It's gonna be fun :)
they're from our lovely Qtees as well as from various brands as a Christmas gift!
Oh! Look at the cafe
The structure of the building is ... ummm...
Let me just show you guys lol
It's like a cafe for rich(?) Cheongdam ladies lololol
Sis, we should sit here!
Qwon: Here?
Yeah, I think this sit is nice
Omg, you scared me mom T.T
Mom, you look like a scary rich ajumma from K-drama lol
a.k.a scary mother-in-law
Are you girls speaking Korean again today?
Yup!
ohh~ I like your sunglass, where's it from?
It's from a brand called "Carin"
It's okay to speak in Konglish mommy
Isn't it pretty though?
I especially like how it's super light
I fell in love with this one and planning to wear it daily from now on
You look pretty mommy <3
Cheongdam mother-in-law (lol)
What a cute snowman
The cafe is 3 stories high
And it's really quiet here
The interior of the cafe is very luxurious
The marble desks and the colorful cushions are very beautiful
they have a cushion? / yup, it's really pretty
they did a great job with their Christmas decoration
Let's get the coffee off from the tray
For better lightening, I'll get the bag off from the table as well
What is this?
Oh, it's only for the ice-americano
The gold colored spoons are gorgeous!
Is it delicious? / Yes!
Is the brownie warm?
I will eat the brownie and the ice-cream together
Do you like it mommy? / Yesss
You don't mind me throwing the dandruff to you today, right?
YUP! Since there's no one around us, please go ahead and throw it as far as you want lmao
No biggie~
Since there's no one on this floor
where did it go though?
Found it!
I wonder if the coffee taste good here
Based on the color, I think it'll taste good
They give us so much though
But I have a feeling that it's going to be a bit bitter
Nope! It's okay for me :)
One dandruff is good enough for you?
Here, use mine sis lol
single dandruff is definitely not enough
Is it good?
When I was ordering the coffee, the cashier asked me if I prefer the coffee in either a nutty taste or a sour taste
And I ordered for a nutty taste
But can coffee taste sour?
Of course! You can make it sweet, sour and even salty
I'm not sure....
You can order it with different taste
We'll first unbox the gifts that our Qtees sent to us >_<
There are two of them <3
This gift is all the way from Norway!
This is our first time receiving gifts from Qtee at Norway >.<
Isn't this a MacBook?!!
But it's too light to be a MacBook
It's just a box sis lol
You startled me hehe
It was way too light to be a MacBook lol
These are TY dolls!! <3
These are incredibly cute OMG
Here's the letter!
These are so cute >_<
She is from Norway and her name is Eirin <3
She has been watching our channel for almost a year now
Eirin said they have only 4 to 5 hours of sunlight a day! (FOR REAL?!!)
And Look!
She gave us a a coin from Norway!
Interestingly, the coin has a hole in the middle!
You remember we mentioned at one of our DTVs that we're going to start collecting coins that our Qtees send from around the world?
Well, that's why Eirin gave us this coin (So thoughtful<3)
It's such a cool looking coin +_+
Thank you so much Eirin >_<
She also gave us these cute notebook
So pretty <3
It's a drawing of us!
Wow! This is amazing +_+
What is this material?
She also wrote our name: Qjin & Qwon
She drew my mouse anus lips lololol
Am I this pretty in real life?
She packaged so well to make sure the drawing doesn't break :')
Thank you so much for these cute dolls as well <3
I'll make sure to take a good care of them :)
Come here~ Come here~
The next gift is from Germany and her name is Marlene <3
Hurry open it~
It seems like we have many Qtees from Germany
I know right?! We have so many Qtees from both Germany and France
Read the letter first, then you'll know what it is
There are two letters!
That's a long letter!! wow
she wrote an essay >_<
Oh, I just noticed that your outfit is very Christmassy today~
Yes I am!
Marlene is from Germany and she is 19 years old
She has been watching our channel since last December
So today marks one year <3
She's planning to visit Korea next April
And she's planning to visit many cafes that we suggested at our DTV
One of the gifts she sent for us are earings
after watching our earing shopping challenge video, she went out for earring shopping as well
and bought these earrings for us because it reminded her of us >_<
Marlene also enjoys collecting postcards, so she decided to send one for us!
Shall we see the earrings?
What is it?
It's a heart shaped earrings!!
Those are so beautiful
Wow, this one has a very unique design
ohh~ you're supposed to wear like this
How do I look?
It looks great on you!
You look like a brand new person
I love it so much <3
This earing looks better with the outfit that I wore today
Thank you so much Marlene <3
How did you know I love earings that are heart shaped?!
How do I look mommy?
It really looks great on you!
I like how it's simple yet unique <3
Thank you so much X)
She also sent us these hand warmers
Marlene got these for us so that we can keep our hands warm while vlogging outside :')
You just snap this little metal thing inside, and it's going to start getting warm
yeah~ we used to use these a lot when we were kids
The next gift is from H&M! After watching our vlog where we made our Christmas tree
they sent us more cool ornaments for us to decorate the tree!
The packaging is already so pretty
Look at these babies +_+
It's a bit late for this year's Christmas but we're definitely saving these for next year!
Do they sell these at H&M?
I'm not quite sure / I bet they do!
H&M sell these kind of Christmas ornaments?
yes! They now have home & kitchenwares section
Maybe you're right!
These are so beautiful~
Look at these presentation yooo!!
Are you done sis?
Look at this
It's so pretty
It almost looks like a feather~
We'll definitely use these for next year!
Next, is this bag that Charles & Keith sent to us as a Christmas gift :)
What is it? What is it?
That is absolutely gorgeous
Are these grommet design?
Yup, it is
This is actually our first time knowing this brand, Charles & Keith
We went to their instagram and there were so many classy and chic bags +_+
That is so pretty!
Why don't you try it on?
It has a snap closure
It looks quite spacious too
These grommet details really make this bag extra chic
Let me try it on
What other colors do they have?
I'm not sure
It looks great on you as well
The touch of grommet details are bombbb
The design is so fun and unique
We're receiving so many bags by the end of the year +_+
I really love this bag hehe
Adding grommets are such a great idea
Without the grommet, the bag would've looked a bit plain
The last gift that we're going to unbox is from a skincare & cosmetic brand
Shall we hurry open them?
The gifts that we're just about to open are from a brand called d'Alba
We're going to unbox the gifts today and going to make a review video somewhere around mid~late January
We just wanted to show our Qtees ahead, so we brought it today :)
This is also our first time hearing about the brand d'Alba
You can find them at department stores!
You can find them at Hyundau & shinsegae Departmenet Stores as well as at Dongwha Duty Free and etc.
The most popular item from their brand is this serum mist nicknamed, "flight attendant mist"
The reason they gave such nickname is because
the serum mist is so hydrating that it's popular among flight attendants
who suffer from dehydrated skin during their flights
aw they sent two products each cause we're twin :')
That is so thoughtful
Ampule Balm
No-sebum Toner
No-sebum repair cream
No-sebum cleanser
Spray serum
Oh! Is this the flight attendant's serum mist?
Yup! This is the one! +_+
It looks like there's oil on top of this bottle
They say these oils are from white truffle
I better shake the bottle before using then
I'm kind a scared lol
Wow~ It looks like a fog
I really like the scent
It has a slight cooling effect
I'm not sure if this mist is the right product for our skin because it has an "oil", but we'll test them out and let you qtees know with a review video in the future :)
I'm more excited about trying out these products!
Becase these are No-sebum products, it should work great for people with oily skin like us
I hurry want to do a review~
We'll start using it from today!
So that is the end of Christmas gift unboxing
Thank you so much for the gifts :)!!
Qtees... we have a bad news :(
We were supposed to get oatmeal from E-mart but we couldn't buy it because the traffic to the entrance of the E-mart was packed (Christmas day is especially busy)
But we just found out that no markets at Gongju city carries oatmeal T.T
We were originally planning to make oatmeal cookies today...
So... to compensate our dissapointment, we're going to head to doll crane machine! lol
We brough 10,000 won
And we're going to spend no more than 10,000 won!
I hope I can win a doll too today...
I can never win a doll...
because you got no skill man
joking my love
there;s really no "skill" required for these machines
It's all based on the system lol
so, shall we head out now?
Okay, lets go for the dolls!!!!
We just spotted a new doll crane machine store on our way
The store is pretty~
It's pretty?
Yeah, the store is pink
It's better than the one we went last time
I just saw a lady holding a Pink Panther doll, and I really hope we can get that one too!
Let's get that one!!!!
Heck yeahhhh~!!!
It's here!!
There's no one!
This looks like a great prize!
You gotta come here and see this sis!
Look at this one!
It's a pink snoopy doll
I think we can get this one!
These dolls are cute too
I think we can get this one too!
Should we start with this one first?
I think I can get that one
What do you call that doll?
Okay! Give me the money~
It's he he he he he here~~~~
We only have 10,000 won today, so you gotta be good man
The machine doesn't lie sis...lol
You can never trust a machine yo
You can do it sis!
Grab the head!
PLEASE
I think it will work!
Let me do it once more
Can I try after you sis? / Of course
PLEASE
Let's try the snoopy doll
How much do we have now?
We have 7,000 won left
After that I'm gonna do it
Oh, please lord
Please give us a Christmas miracle <3
Let me see you from the other side
Maybe a little more to the left?
No, that doesn't really matter
PLEASEEEEEEEEE
How much do we have now?
I don't know, you count
We have 4,000 won left
Tigger has a same color as mine >3<
I'm so happy~
You can do it sis! / Yes, I can!
Please lord, give me the strength
How much do we have?
We have 2,000 won
Let's try that one
Try just one more time
I knew it...lol
Thanks for the Tigger sis lol
What, again?!!
But it has the same color as my hair color (we've already bonded)
But we got at least one, right?!
This doll is worth 10,000 won lol
We spent 10,000 won for this!!!
We could've done better
Yeah.. We can easily get this doll for 5,000 won at a store lol
Thank you for watching our Korean speaking vlog again qtees <3
Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year :)
Hope your 2018 will be filled with more love & happiness :)
Thank you for watching our DTV and we'll see you guys tomorrow (in English! lol)
Bye Bye <3
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The Single Most Important Guitar Strumming Pattern - Duration: 10:05.
(strumming guitar)
- Hey, I'm Nate Savage from Guitareo,
and I wanna talk to you a little bit about strumming today.
Strumming is one of those techniques on the guitar
that's so critical and fundamental
that it's worth putting in
some extra time to get it to a high level.
In fact, it's so important
that I'm including it
as one of the techniques I'm talking about
in the new course that I've been working on,
that proves how putting in concerted,
focused, practice time
to develop critical fundamentals
and really good technique with those fundamentals,
can get you better, way faster, on the guitar.
But for this video today, what we're gonna talk about,
is the single, most important strumming pattern
to develop your strumming technique.
And you may be saying to yourself,
Nate, how can you say that?
There is no one, single, most important strumming pattern.
Well, that may be true
but the strumming pattern that I'm gonna show you
is so chock-full of strumming techniques
that when you get it down and you can play it,
your strumming's gonna come up to a higher level
and you're gonna have a lot easier time
figuring out strumming patterns in your favorite songs,
and coming up with your own strumming patterns.
So let's jump into the strumming pattern.
I'm gonna break it down into five easy steps.
That way, no matter what level you're at,
you can jump in whenever you feel comfortable.
Now the first part of this strumming pattern,
to get started, all you're gonna do,
is work on your down strokes on quarter notes.
So one,
two,
three,
four,
one,
two,
three,
four,
and I'm not making any chords right now
just so we can concentrate on our strumming.
But when you're working on down strokes,
you're gonna be really focusing on your technique.
And the number one thing that I see guitar players do,
or newer guitar players,
when they're working on down strokes,
is lock their wrist and just strum from the elbow.
And that can really hurt you.
It can make it difficult to get through the strings.
It can make it difficult
to keep up with the tempo of the song.
So what you do is just loosen up
and strum from your wrist and your elbow,
and get kind of a rotation in there.
Pretend like you're trying to flick something
off of your hand.
And that's a really good foundational technique
for down strokes.
And you can go a long way
with just down strokes in your strumming,
if your technique is really good,
they can sound really good
and they're really usable in a lot of different situations.
So that's step number one,
one,
two,
three,
four.
Just remember, stay relaxed, don't lock your wrist,
and use that rotational kind of movement.
And only dig in as much of the pick as you need to
in the strings to make it sound.
And I was playing a G7
(strumming guitar)
in that little playing at the beginning.
(strumming guitar)
So you can put that on it like...
(strumming guitar)
So that's step number one.
If you're new to strumming, get that down,
spend some, focus on this.
Step number two is the opposite of downstrokes,
and it's upstrokes.
A lot of newer players have trouble with upstrokes
because they tend to focus on just downstrokes
and neglect their upstrokes.
The two tips I have for you for your upstrokes,
same thing, just on one
two,
three,
four.
Tip number one is that
you don't have to hit all six strings on your upstrokes.
Oftentimes I'll only hit the top three to five strings
on my upstrokes,
so don't feel like you have to hit all six strings
when you're playing upstrokes.
Also, the second thing for your upstrokes is
don't dig too much of your pick into the strings,
or it can get caught in the strings,
and it can feel like it's really tough
to get through the strings.
Only use as much of the pick as you need,
just the tip of it,
to get through the strings and make it sound good.
So those two things: only the top few strings maybe,
and then just enough of the pick to get it through.
So work on that technique, and really develop that.
It's gonna make it a lot easier
to learn more complex strumming patterns.
So one,
two,
three,
four.
So then one,
two,
three,
four.
And actually look back at your hand,
and think about all those tips.
Think about the ones for the downstrokes.
Think about the ones for the upstrokes too.
Taking time to develop your technique on this level
will really help you
be able to play a lot more complex strumming patterns
in the future.
So work on your downstrokes and your upstrokes
by themselves, and then you can put them together.
That's step number three.
So instead of just all downs or all ups,
you're gonna alternate downs and ups on eighth-notes,
so you have one-and, two-and, three-and, four-and.
And it may be a little bit difficult to think about the tips
for the ups and the downs at the same time,
but slow it way down
(strums guitar)
and think about everything
all the tips that we've gone over so far.
So keep that rotational movement in there.
On your upstrokes,
don't feel like you have to dig in to all six strings,
maybe only the top three to five strings, stay relaxed,
really look back at your strumming hand,
and also one tip I have here for you is
a lot of players find it difficult
to kind of hold onto the pick as they're strumming,
especially with upstrokes.
They find that it kind of flies out of their hands.
So what you can do is
just kind of constantly adjust that pick in your fingers
to keep it where you want it,
or you can use two fingers to kind of hold onto that pick.
I do that a lot if I'm doing some faster strumming,
but that's step number three:
putting your downs and ups together.
one-and,
two-and,
three-and,
four-and.
Only dig enough of the pick into the strings
to make the sound you want.
I'm gonna put that G7 on here.
(strumming guitar)
Stay relaxed.
Do that rotational movement in there.
That's step number three,
so take some time throughout the next week or two,
or however long it takes,
and develop alternating
down-up,
down-up,
one-and,
two-and,
three-and,
four-and.
Step number four incorporates something
that's really critical for developing your strumming,
and it's called the constant strumming technique,
and believe it or not,
we've already been incorporating this
on the first two steps.
Check it out.
When you're going through step number one,
doing all downstrokes,
you kept your hand going,
down-up,
down-up,
down-up,
down-up,
even though you weren't digging into the strings
on your upstrokes.
So you kept your constant strumming technique going,
one-and,
two-and,
three-and,
four-and.
But you didn't dig into the strings for those upstrokes,
and that is what the constant strumming technique is.
So for step four, we're gonna learn what I would consider
a real-life constant strumming technique pattern,
and the pattern is
one-and,
two-and,
so just two downstrokes on beats one and two,
and then for beats three and four you're gonna have
down-up,
down-up.
So one-and,
two-and,
three-and-four-and.
So two quarter-notes, and then four eighth-notes.
Let me do it again.
One-and,
two-and,
three-and-four-and,
one-and,
two-and,
three-and-four-and.
So that is your mission.
You need to get that strumming pattern down,
and we're almost there.
We only have one step after this,
so one-and,
two-and,
three-and-four-and.
And remember,
all of the technique tips we're gone over so far,
as far as the downstrokes and the upstrokes,
staying relaxed,
one-and,
two,
three-and-four-and,
one,
two,
three-and-four-and,
one,
two,
three-and-four-and.
Let me put some chords on.
I'm gonna throw that G7 chord on here
and let you hear how this sounds in context.
One, two, three, four.
(strumming guitar)
So if that's new for you, if that level of strumming is new,
take some time, a couple weeks, get it down,
and do some really intense, focused practice.
Focus on just the strumming pattern at first,
and then put some chords with it.
The last step to get us to
kind of our ultimate strumming pattern
is to put a muted strum in with our strumming pattern.
And you already know the pattern,
all you have to do is incorporate one more technique
to kind of make the strumming pattern come alive
and make it a little bit more percussive, and it's this:
on the downstroke of beat three,
you're gonna add a muted strum,
so all it is, is you lift up all the pressure
on whatever chord you're making,
so we're kind of muting the strings, right, and
you mute the strings with your palm
as you go through them,
so there's not really any notes ringing out.
(strums muted strings)
It's more percussive, so
one,
two,
three-and-four-and.
So it may take you a while to get used to
doing that kind of muted strum through the strings,
and that's something that you can practice on its own
to make it really tight and percussive,
and don't be afraid to be a little rough with the guitar
to make it sound more like a snare drum.
That's what we're kind of trying to imitate here.
So one,
two,
three-and-four-and,
one,
two,
three-and-four-and.
(strumming guitar)
So that's, to me, the ultimate strumming pattern
that incorporates a lot of different techniques
that can get you to a new, higher level in strumming.
Take each one of these.
If you're a beginner, start with level one,
and you'll go through the steps.
If you're more of a intermediate player,
get this fifth version of the strumming pattern down,
and see what it can do for your playing.
Getting the right technique down
can really make or break your practice time,
and applying that technique to critical guitar fundamentals
will help you get better faster.
That's what this new course
that I'll be announcing very soon
really concentrates on, so to find out more about it,
sign up for updates, or leave comments.
You can follow the link below this video.
Stay tuned,
it's coming out very soon.
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H5P Tutorials: Essay is coming soon - Duration: 11:10.
Hey everybody! This is Oliver and I'd like to show you a content type that I've
created recently. And I know I've shown it before, but a lot has changed since
then and I think it's okay to have another little demo. So let's get started!
So, if you've not seen it before: what is it? It is a contest type for H5P as I
said, and here we have a text input field which obviously is meant to type
something in. And up here's my task: "Please describe the novel "The Hobbit" by
J. R. R. Tolkien with up to five hundred characters." So, what should I write? I
could be lazy and, um, at a demo one person suggested to type just what's written
here and so I'll do that just for demonstration purposes.
And let's click on check and see what happens.
Okay, so instantly we get some feedback: "To summarize the book you should really
mention the main character by name at least once." Okay.
I should do that. Also there seems to be a wizard that I forgot. Yeah let's just
try again before we peek at the solution. So we click on "Retry" and we're gonna
erase that and now, just ... Right, let's try to write a brief summary and let's see
what happens.
So, this is my second attempt and let's check again. And something happened
you see, my, here I mentioned Bilbo and I also mentioned
the wizard and I know it's spelled incorrectly, but for a purpose. And, yeah
obviously this was a little better, not perfect, but okay. And also there's some
other feedback now. Um, there's Smaug. Obviously it was good because I
mentioned the dragon's name. Yeah, it was kind of good. Yeah, so what else can we do?
We can click on "Show solution" or we could retry again, of course, but let's
have a look at the solution and the screen jumps right there and, oh, okay, it's
just an example, I didn't have to come up with exactly that solution, but I think
it's it's kind of similar, because I wrote those, of course. Yeah, so we can go
back up again, we could retry again as you know from H5P. How does it work? It's
a pretty pretty dumb solution and I'm not very proud of it from a
technical background or a technical perspective, because it just
scans for keywords, but with a little intelligence or, I shouldn't say
intelligence, with little intelligence put into it. Um, maybe we should have a
look at the backend of WordPress and have a look how it looks like and what
we could do with it. That is the editor of H5P Essay and if you know the previous
video, then you will notice some differences, because I received feedback
from Jelena, the designer of Joubel, who gave me feedback on the interface which
is much cleaner now. Thank you. And I also got some feedback from the beta testers
who suggested new features which are now in here. So, thank you, too. And let's have
a look. So, of course you have a task description, you've seen that and the
help text, you've seen as well. And if you want to, you can add a sample
solution, so, if you don't want to then you don't have to, but then, of course, the
students won't see a solution, because in this case there isn't just one
solution that you could give. That's why I called sample solution. So, you have to
give a solution if you need one. And then down here we have the keywords
which are the main part of Essay, I guess. And you can see you can have a keyword
like dwarfs and you can add variations if there are some like dwarves - in this
case whit "v" and "e". Different spelling which is also correct. And you can define
some ... some settings here which first of all are points that can be awarded if
the keyword is found in the text. And you can set a number of occurrences which
will define how often you will get points for the keyword if it's found in
the text. So, maybe we could go to Bilbo in this case, because he's important and you
could say: "This character is important and I don't want to give more points if
it is found in the text, but in this case I will give 10 times ... 10 points each time
the Bilbo is found in the text up to 3 times." So, you could get a total of 30
points for Bilbo. Yeah, I hope there was ... yeah, you could understand that and it was
a suggestion from a beta tester, so thank you. Then we have case sensitivity and
that is not too special. we have forgive minor mistakes. I think it's not special
because it's in some other content types as well, like "Fill in the blanks", but I
used it here for Gandalf where the correct spelling is with an "f" and you will
remember that I wrote it with a "v" in the text, so it was just a minor mistake
and you could decide that the idea is more important than spelling and you
should be awarded as well. So, you can, you could play a little bit with that. So try
to write Gandalf with, with "v" and "e" maybe, then, what
shouldn't be correct. Okay, what else do we have? We have
feedback for each keyword and in two ways. First of all, you can set a feedback
text for the case that the keyword is found in the text. Like in that one here.
And you can also define feedback in the case that the keyword is not in the text. So,
you've seen that. I got the message that maybe I should mention this certain
wizard. Okay, what else? Keyword-wise we have this one here which was also a
suggestion from one of the beta testers. You can use the asterisk as a wildcard.
So, in this case any word that ends with "r" and "i" will be counted as correct.
Doesn't matter what's in front, and I used that for Dori, Nori and Ori which
are dwarfs in the text and if you want to save some time and not write
variations, then you could, you could use this notation. Probably makes more sense
in language contexts where we have verbs and different endings for verbs. Funny
word: verbs.
Yeah, you could, you can use the asterisk and probably save a lot of time, because
you don't have to think of all the variations that are possible, so you can
just use a wildcard. And you can use it at the end of a word, of course - or in
the middle of a word. Doesn't matter. Then we have the overall feedback but that is
not special for H5P Essay, because that's in many content types,
but you can define a score range and then decide which feedback should be
presented. And then down here we have the behavioral settings. First of all, "Minimum
number of characters", which was a suggestion from one of the beta
testers. I set it to zero, but you could maybe have set it to 100 and if a
student doesn't write at least 100 characters and clicks on "Check", he or she
will get a message that he has to enter more. And then we have "Maximum number of characters"
and I think that is the most crucial element of H5P Essay, because that's where
pedagogy is hidden. So, what happens if you limit the number of characters in the
text? Then people have to think: "Okay, what is important? What do I really have to
put in the text? What don't I have to put in the text because it's not so
important?" So, that is what gets you thinking. Yeah.
"Input field size", nothing special, nothing special ...
Oh yeah, let's go, yeah, this is also important and you might wonder what that
is. But let's go to "Passing percentage" first. If you want to use H5P Essay
for something like grading or at least giving feedback "you would have passed",
"you, you wouldn't have passed" in a real scenario, then you can define a
percentage and if you got more points than 50% you will pass. And the same is
true for mastering. And it is kind of tricky, because people might be tempted
to not write good texts, but to guess the keywords they have to enter in order to
pass. Yeah, I'll link to a video which probably makes it more clear why, why it is ...
why I included this option, this one here, because if I click on "Ignore scoring"
then you will see these fields disappear and in the frontend, if
you click on "Check", you will not get the progress bar or information about points.
You will just get the feedback. Yeah it's a pedagog... a pedagogical reason and,
of course, if you think that's nonsense you can just uncheck it. And this is the default
setting by the way, and you can use this for scoring if you like. But I think this
is also a valid option. So, totally ignore it and just use this
content type to give feedback, but not in the form of points. Yeah, I think that's
it, Um, I hope you like the content type and I hope you liked the video. If you do
leave me like and, yeah, probably leave me a comment which would even be better. Tell
me what you like, what you don't like and tell me if there's a feature that you
would like to have, and I'll see if I can find the time to add it. Yeah, oh, of course
did I mention? I'll put a link in the description where you
can already download this content type if you'd like to use it, because it's not
yet ... it has not yet been released, but it will be in January. Fingers crossed.
So until then, just give it a try if you download it. And yeah, take care, bye bye!
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50 AMAZING Facts to Blow Your Mind! #92 - Duration: 13:35.
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Facts is back!
Here are 50 amazing facts to blow your mind.
The show Stranger Things was rejected 20 times by different
networks before finally being picked up by Netflix.
During his 1963 tour with the Beatles,
singer Roy Orbison, who had horrible eyesight
and needed thick glasses, left his glasses
on a plane before a show, which forced him
to wear his ugly prescription sunglasses that night.
But the look ended up becoming his trademark.
In the 18th century, in the Gregorian period,
women would cover blemishes, like smallpox scars,
with little beauty patches none as mouches.
They would often use small clippings of black velvet, silk
or satin, but the people who couldn't afford silk or satin
had to use a piece of mouse skin.
On January 4th, 2017, 105-year-old French cyclist
Robert Marchand set a world record for distance cycled
in just one hour at the Velodrome just outside of Paris.
He set the world record in the 105+ age category,
created especially for him,
by riding almost 23 kilometers in an hour.
It takes about 600 years for a discarded fishing line
to degrade in the ocean.
There's a cooking trend in Japan called Kawaii cooking.
It's a form of miniature cooking.
Using little stoves, pots, pans and cooking utensils,
people actually create mini edible cuisine using real-life
ingredients that are cooked over a candle flame.
There's a nursing home in the Netherlands
called the Residential and Care Center Humanitas
where university students can live rent-free
alongside elderly residents.
In place of rent payments, the students are required
to spend at least 30 hours per month with the elderly,
doing such things as watching sports games,
celebrating birthdays, and spending time in general
with the residents that are ill.
It's a project setup aimed at warding off
the negative effects of aging.
I have a feeling there's a lot of broke students
that are definitely gonna do this.
Everybody wins!
Actor Shia LeBeouf cut his own face
and had his dentist pull out one of his teeth
to make the World War II movie, Fury, more realistic.
Okay, that's dedication!
Crazy, but dedication.
In the late 18th century and early 19th century,
parents of crying and colicky infants
of children in England and the United States
would give them something called Godfrey's Cordial,
also known as 'mother's friend'.
This lovely combination included opium, treacle,
water and spices to quiet them down.
The European hare is the fastest land mammal
in the United Kingdom.
They can reach speeds over 72 kilometers per hour.
There's a company called Artful Ashes
that will swirl your loved one's cremated ashes with color
into a glass decorative piece of art.
Oh that, that's grandpa Jerry.
Yeah, we chose red because he was always grumpy.
In January of 2017, a new species of prehistoric otter
that's 6.24 million years old
was discovered in the Hunan province in southwestern China
by an international team of scientists
from the United States, France and China.
It was named the siamogale melilutra
and was about the size of a wolf,
and weighed a shocking 50 kilograms.
For context, that's almost twice as large
as the largest living otter.
Scientists have created a 3-D printer
that uses a patient's own skin cells
to print skin grafts, including hair follicles
and sweat glands, that can be used to treat burn victims.
Does it ...
Does it work on bald people?
In February of 2017, India successfully launched
104 satellites on a single mission
from the Sriharikota Space Center in South India,
this beating the previous record of only 37 satellites,
launched by Russia back in 2014.
In Japan it's women who do the gift giving
on Valentine's Day.
Men can choose to reciprocate, or not,
a month later on White Day.
Wait, you hear that?
That's a lot of gus suddenly moving to Japan.
In Korea, April 14th is known as Black Day.
It's a day where single people who don't receive anything
for Valentine's Day or White Day get together
dressed in black and eat black noodles together.
That sounds depressing.
The Ruggie is an alarm clock disguised as a rug.
It forces you to get out of bed
because it has a sensor that will only turn off the alarm
once you've stepped on it for at least three seconds.
It not only wakes you up, but it has speakers
that will deliver motivational quotes
that you can choose to start your day right.
San Francisco is the first city in the United States
to offer free college since the fall of 2017.
In November of 1960, six-year-old Ruby Nell Bridges
became the first African American child
to attend an all-white public elementary school
in the American South.
She had to be escorted to school
by federal marshals for her safety,
and spent the first year as the only student in her class.
In the summer of 2017, Taco Bell's flagship restaurant
in Las Vegas began allowing people
to get married inside the restaurant.
They even have a wedding chapel
on the second floor for nuptials.
And do you, John, take this gordita.
I do.
According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention,
one in six U.S. adults binge drinks
about four times a month.
Every February the Takhini Hot Pools
in White Horse, Yukon, Canada hosts a hair freezing contest.
Visitors dunk their hair in hot water
of about 40 degrees celsius and then let it freeze
in the chilly air above, which can easily dip
below negative 30 degrees celsius.
The wackiest hairdo, and whoever doesn't die, wins!
In February of 2017, a new dating app came out called Hater.
It matches people based on their mutual dislikes
instead of their mutual likes.
Some topics covered are Donald Trump, gluten-free,
camping, marijuana, butt selfies, and Taylor Swift.
There's a world mountain bike bog snorkeling championship
in Wales, where competitors have to ride a mountain bike
as fast as they can along the bottom of a bog,
a two-meter-deep, water-filled trench.
As if that wasn't hard enough,
the bikes that they use have led-filled frames,
the tires are filled with water,
and the competitors where led weight belts
so that they don't float off of their bikes.
A bloodhound who hunts by scent only
can follow the scent of blood that's several days old.
Male hippos size one another up
by opening their mouth up to 150 degrees,
stretching it up to 1.5 meters in length.
Mm-hm, the game Hungry Hungry Hippos
isn't just a game, it's science!
In Japan you can buy a pyramid-shaped watermelon.
They go of the low, low price of $500 each.
There is a Play-Doh-scented cologne.
I can't make that up.
Shmaltz Brewing and Barcade have collaborated
to create a pastrami-flavored pilsner.
Am I the only one that thinks that sounds disgusting?
It's a beer made with authentic pastrami notes,
including ingredients like a pinch of kosher salt,
a dash of pepper, and smoke.
Okay, no thanks!
NFL player Tom Brady became the first player ever
to win four Super Bowl Most Valuable Player awards,
after the Patriots won Super Bowl 51.
A company based in London, England, called Little Riot,
has created a product called Pillow Talk.
It's a wristband that picks up your heartbeat
and sends it in real time to your loved one.
It allows you to hear their heartbeat in your pillow,
and they can hear yours in theirs.
That sounds great in theory, but it's also a little creepy.
According to a study done in 2013
by the Karoliska Institute and Stockholm University
Stress Research Institute in Sweden,
which tested sensitivity to sounds immediately after
a few minutes of artificially induced stress,
stress makes exhausted women oversensitive to sounds.
Even the normal decibel levels of a conversation
can sometimes seem painfully loud.
There's a website called pinstruck.com
where you can anonymously put a voodoo curse on anyone.
Please, please don't pick me, just saying.
All you need is to fill up the description
of what they look like, fill out their email,
and the service does the rest.
The Hubble Space Telescope travels around the Earth,
taking pictures of the stars, planets, and galaxies
at about 7,600 meters per second.
Back in Gregorian times, people would apply something
called fard to sunburned faces and acne breakouts.
It was a mixture of sweet almond oil,
spermaceti, which is a waxy substance
found in the head of a sperm whale, and honey.
It was dissolved over heat, and once it had cooled
it was applied to the face and left on overnight.
Okay, that sounds wrong, that's nasty.
Whale poop freshens the air that we breathe!
Whales transport vital nutrients
to the warm surface waters every time that they poop.
That's where phytoplankton use the nutrients
to photosynthesize and produce oxygen.
So essentially, every breath you take
is thanks to the pooping whales!
During World War II, the United States Playing Card Company
joined forces with American and British intelligence
agencies to create a very special deck of cards.
This deck was created to help prisoners of war
escape from German POW camps.
The deck was called the 'map' deck.
They were made by hiding maps of top secret escape routes
between the two paper layers that make up regular
playing cards, except when these were soaked in water
these decks could be peeled apart to reveal hidden maps
that allowed escaping prisoners to find their way to safety.
According to the Literacy Project Foundation,
45 million Americans are functionally illiterate
and cannot read above a fifth grade level,
and 50% of adults cannot read a book
written at an eighth grade level.
Construction of the world's tallest dam
began on July 13th, 2015 in China.
The dam in the Dadu River will be 314 meters high.
Construction is expected to be completed in 2022.
Attorney and MIT alum Phillip Weidner
has built what is called the Goose Creek Tower
and what the locals call the Dr. Seuss house in Alaska.
It started out as a 12-by-12 meter log cabin,
but he kept building log cabin after log cabin
on top of each other.
The log cabins gradually get smaller,
and the tower has reached almost 55 meters tall.
And the only reason that he stopped
was because federal air space starts at 61 meters.
Japan is building a vertical forest.
The Nanjing Vertical Forest
is scheduled to be fully built by 2018,
and will bring thousands of trees and shrubs
into the highly populated Pukou District of the city.
The forest will absorb CO2
and produce oxygen at the same time.
It's a pair of towers, one reaching 200 meters,
and the second one reaching 100 meters high,
completely covered in greenery.
Adolph Hitler's telephone, recovered from the Fuhrer bunker
and kept in a box at an English country house since 1945,
was sold at auction in the United States
in late February, 2017 for $243,000.
Would I pay that?
Nein.
There is a phone booth on a hilltop
overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Otsuchi town
in Northeaster Japan called the wind phone.
It's there to "connect" family members to their loved ones
who were lost in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami
that hit the coastline of Japan.
There is a 1.5 meter long orange alligator
in a pond in Hanahan, South Carolina
that locals are calling Trumpigator.
As of January, 2016, Steve Jobs has won
141 patents since his death in 2011.
Out of a total of 458 patents filed by Apple,
around one-third of them were filed by Steve Jobs himself.
Most of them were related to the design of Apple products.
The Girl Scouts were founded by Juliette Gordon Low
on March 12th, 1912 in Savannah, Georgia.
As of today, there are 2.7 million Girl Scouts --
1.9 million girl members and 800,000 adult members.
In 2017, the Islamabad High Court in Pakistan's capital
issued an order that banned the celebration
of Valentine's Day across the country.
Israel has the most museums per capita in the world
with more than 200 across the country.
The phrase "paying through the nose"
can be trace all the way back to the Vikings.
It used to be a Viking punishment
of slitting the nose from tip to eyebrow
of anyone who refused to pay tax.
These are hybrid bear called pizzlies and growler bears.
They're a cross between a polar bear and a grizzly bear.
They're called pizzlies if the father is a polar bear
and growler bears if the father is a grizzly.
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