Youtube daily report w Apr 22 2018

Hi, welcome to the Handyverse. Today

We're going to show you how we patched a hole in this pipe. Stick with us.

Jason: Poopy pipe!

Poopy pipe...

Today we're doing a little project

Hopefully little, doing a little patch repair so that we continue to proceed with our laundry room makeover

Today will be patching this hole in this drainpipe. It looks like it might just be seeping out a little bit

The previous owners had patched this hole with a piece of wood, a wood stick which didn't hold up over the test of time

Our solution hopefully is a little bit more

Semi-permanent we know it's not permanent without replacing the entire pipe so we picked up this kit

It's called freeze fix pipe and hose repair kit

We have no idea if it's going to do the job or not

But we're gonna find out. So the first step is to clean up the hole but before doing that

It's important to make sure that there's no pressure there, otherwise

The gunk in the hole might come back at you. In this case

It's a drain pipe, so we know we're okay, but just in case I'm gonna make Jason do it

All right, I'm going to try drilling in the screw into this and pulling out what remains there. Hopefully this isn't too disgusting

You might want to back the camera up a little bit...

Okay oh

Did you get it on you? No.

That's more rotten than I thought though

Have to get some more tools to help clean that out

I'm gonna try drilling it and

Just getting the drill bit in there and then pulling it out with the drill bit see what happens there.

That's okay, that's what we wanted. It's clear

It's actually a little bit cleaner than I thought so that's a good thing

Trying to clean that up as much as we can before we add the putty and then the fiberglass wrap on top of it

The first step it says is to blend this putty

And then before it hardens to apply it on to the hole and taper of the edges

Which we will then wrap it with tape but

I'm wondering if this is going to be enough we have a pretty big hole there

And I'm kind of questioning the kit because it looks like it's for pretty small holes

But we'll we'll see we have no choice at this point

I'm blending the two-part epoxy putty

Until there are no black specks remaining

With moist hands, so it doesn't stick to my hand

Do I want it to kind of go in the hole? Yeah, go in the hole

Yeah, make it go in the like make it go in the hole. I did. Then spread it out around

and try to make it like flat around

I think. I haven't used it before either

It says to taper out the edges

It's definitely in I don't want it to go all the way because, I mean, it would continue to go in, right?

I think we should have opted for a new wooden stick...

Would your inspector eyes say that that's tapered enough?

Or keep tapering it? I mean it doesn't hurt. There's no hole here

It's important that it's tapered well and stuck on the bottom because that's where it's going to run if it's gonna leak

It looks... even that alone is better than the wooden stick

Okay, so putty is up. The next step is we need to wrap

Around the putty around the hole with this tape

The instructions say to put on gloves, didn't say safety glasses, but I figure if need gloves... it won't hurt

So we need to wet the tape thoroughly and then we're going to wrap around

Starting from the bottom

Because we're concerned whether or not we're going to have enough tape because this is a wider pipe

And it ideally we're gonna get eight to ten layers

Around the actual hole or leak itself and we're gonna apply tension as we go around continuously

You got it? Now pull your way a little

Do you have it good because I have to pull? I mean it's pretty wide

Okay, I gotta let go so you can get around

Two wraps! All right!

Should I push? yeah, yep

Now I know why you wanted me to do this!

I pulled out the *bleep* stick!

I should keep my mouth closed...

So we're a little shy of the eight to ten wraps given that we only got two

So run into a little bit of a hiccup here, and it is a Sunday night

We're going to see what we can find

We're gonna see if we can find some more tape because at this point we're committed to this project

We left this for an hour and although we even know we only have two wraps on this

we're really impressed with how it has bonded to the pipe and

It does cover the lower half of the hole

We picked up some flex tape at a Walmart. It was the only thing we could find at this time of day

But looking at this now we kind of think that

This is probably sufficient as it is. I don't necessarily recommend this for everybody

Ideally, you know, even with the instructions it says eight to ten wraps, but we got two

But there's no pressure on this. It's a it's a drain it goes by so we're gonna

we're gonna leave it like this and we're going to keep an eye on it over the next few days and

Hope that no

Poopy water drips on you during laundry time

And we are going to place this pipe in the future so for now we think this is a sufficient solution for us

Time will tell, but we will keep an eye on it

Like I said, maybe not the ideal fix

But certainly much better than the wooden stick that was in there before. Seeing how this sealed

We were quite impressed with the product

It does seem like it really gripped on there the putty hardened very well the tape hardened and bonded very well

obviously, I think the package is designed for a smaller pipe but

It would have been nice for them to say how much was in the package I think

Unless it does say. Yeah, it does say that

But I never really looked at that. I mean it was part of the package and we needed the package to do it so yeah

It's only 30 inches, if you're wondering. Bottom line, at this point we would recommend the product but

We'll post some comments down below in the future if we notice that it starts behaving differently yeah

so far so good and

Definitely did the job for us

now that we have that fixed and we can move on to the rest of the laundry room makeover and

And really try and get this room put together. It's been in an awful state for a few weeks now so

Months

But anyway if you want to catch the rest of that hit like hit subscribe and we will see you in the next video

Hi, welcome to the *mumbles*

Hi, welcome to be Handyverse. Today, we're going to show you how we patched... Stop it!

Okay ready? No

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Guilin China - Epic Scooter Tour & Beautiful Drone Footage - Duration: 4:37.

okay the time is 4:30 a.m. we're going to go to the local mountain and get a

lovely sunrise shot okay so he just made it took about an hour and it's pretty

cold yeah I couldn't record that much so but now we're just walk-in to the top so

there's tons of people here but the views are beyond incredible

so many photographers that everyone's is fighting. we're fending for

ourselves

let me tell you the photo now it's so beautiful

so just grab me some breakfast but sunrise here is 6:15 but in Dali

7:15 and this is required an interesting reason is that the whole of China has

one time zone so the distance from Dali to here is about the distance from

Britain to Switzerland and obviously there's a plus one time difference

between England and Switzerland but the Chinese government decided just because

it was easier let's make the whole of China the same so imagine being in the

very far west of China and how late you'll be waking up with the Sun. all

right because it's dark this morning I couldn't give you any footage of the

cycles so cue the montage

so we're just on the other side of the river and there's a little market here

which uses a lot of fish from the river and there's women like pretending to be

cormorant fisherman and asking for money and then there's local food as well some

of the local fish with some tofu so we're gonna try something yes shabby

shabby very nice just like a pancake with prawns

spicy the fish delivery guy so the mountains behind me the nickname of them

is mouthing you which means calligraphy brush now I don't want to go on the

other side of the road because it's a bit dangerous crossing you can see what

they mean it starts at the point and then kind of looks like a paintbrush

okay so I've got one more video from Yangshuo which is a new series on

anxiety and how to overcome it using ancient wisdom so I'm very excited to

show you that but tomorrow I'm off to Wuhan just to do a little bit of filming

and then back to master keys in three days

see you soon.

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U Letter | ABC Song | Learn ABC For Kids - Duration: 1:48.

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Toy Guns Box of Toys

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dalle en béton armé au béton tout prêt à l'emploi attention au soleil (fissures) chapes scellement.. - Duration: 5:57.

NOTES we will use the concrete "current" "ready to use" for small achievements, well protect (glasses, gloves, masks etc ...) we will respect a drying time of 28 days, protect your work from the sun / wind the first days, to take a concrete adapted to your realization (slabs etc ..), for the realization of the formwork to see my old video (link in description), Thank you to appeal to a professional of the building

there were cracks (here a big crack) (only 2 hours 30 minutes after finishing the slab ...)

ready-to-use teat slab (protect your slab from the sun and wind)

Hello, I have a small concrete slab (1.2 meters x 1.2 meters x 5 centimeters) with ready-mixed concrete

5 cm thick, reinforcement on concrete wedges + protective film against rising damp

ready-mixed concrete: cement + sand + small gravel

user manual (put pause) compatible concrete slab

you can use a concrete mixer, a mixer, etc. (or do it in a wheelbarrow)

(high heat = regular watering of the concrete during the catch), it is necessary to put 2.7 to 3.6 liters of water and to add the concrete progressively

I will do it with a concrete mixer, I will put 2.5 liters of water and then completed

the consumption

the calculation is indicative will depend on the bag used

here the consumption is 18 to 20 kg per square meter and per centimeter of thickness

slab: 1.44 m² my consumption, and 28 8 kg per centimeter my total consumption is therefore 144 kg

in theory I need 4.8 bag of 30 kg, I bought five bags of 30 kg

you will see that I really was very very very fair

the realization of the slab (time for information, I'm not fast)

2.5 liters of water + 30 kg of concrete (added gradually)

I complete the water manually (very slowly)

concrete mixer 125 L (120 L net): I made 1 bag per concrete mixer (I could have gone up to 2)

reminder: I made a formwork as in the video "reinforced concrete slab for shelter" but in small!

we smooth, we smooth, we smooth ....

apply concrete on the edges

I used 5 bags of concrete, it's really fair! (no loss!)

in places it would have taken a little more concrete (but I had more)

it's over, I'll wait until it dries (ERROR: it's noon, the slab is in full sun)

I protect the slab urgently (cracks appear)

I had a problem, the slab started to crack, it is in full sun, it dries too quickly

I filled the cracks (concrete + float) and I protected

during hot weather, water the concrete while it is being taken

the thermometer reads 19 ° c

the concrete is almost 50 ° C here (it takes the same amount of sun as the slab)

here 42 ° c

protected and watered, the temperature dropped to 15/20 ° c

1 day later

here there was a big crack (2h30 after the end of the pouring of the slab)

it was beginning to harden and first cracks appeared

immediately, I filled in the cracks (with some quick concrete I had left) and protected myself from the sun

I protected my slab 72 hours, (+ small waterings)

3rd day

more cracks

6th day, stripping

it's still wet (wait 28 days of drying)

more cracks

a big crack was here, finally thinking about protecting your slab from the sun and the wind! (the first 3 days)

Thank you and see you soon

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Visual-Spatial Intelligence Test

6 tricky items to test your attention!

Logics, Perfect vision, Pattern recognition, Calculus, Visual attention, Global Vision and Craftiness.

Sharpen your sight!

Get ready: Let's start!

Can you find the mistake?

April doesn't have 31 days!

Which is the right key to open this door?

How many "8" can you see?

Total = 10

Find the mistake!

Find the "Zero"!

Find the hidden ghost: You have only 10 seconds!

Results

6 Points: Super-Human eye vision 5 Points: Sharp-eyed human 4 Points: Cute eye 2-3 Points: Not bad, man... 1 Point: Eyeglasses? 0 Points: Can you read this?

SUBSCRIBE for more IQ Tests and leave a LIKE if you enjoyed it!

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Five little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Four little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped her head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Three little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Two little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped her head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

One little monkey jumping on the bed,

He fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"Put those monkeys back to the bed!"

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You asked for a tour that can be booked per person, and I have developed exactly that. In this video

I'm going to provide details about my brand new Trip Hacks DC trivia tour and

information about how you can sign up. If this is the first Trip Hacks DC video that you're watching, Hello! My name is Rob.

I'm a tour guide here in the nation's capital. On this channel

I'm committed to giving you my best tips, tricks, and hacks for exploring the city,

so if you're interested in that sort of thing

make sure to subscribe to the channel and hit the bell notification icon so that you don't miss any new videos.

Until now all of the tours that I have offered through Trip Hacks DC have been private tours.

You can click over here for a detailed explanation about how that works,

but the basic answer is that with a private tour you pay per group rather than per person.

I've gotten to meet a lot of great people and a lot of great families on my private tours,

and thank you if you're watching and you've toured with me before; but one of the most frequent emails that I get are from people

who are traveling solo or with their partner, and they say something like "I really want to take a Trip Hacks DC tour,

I just can't swing paying for a private tour." And I totally get that - and that is why I've developed my new trivia tour.

Right now it is on the calendar for every Saturday night

during June, July and August of 2018. If it turns out to be really popular

I might add additional nights, or extend it into the fall, but for now we're going to do Saturday nights

and see how it goes. It is a three-hour tour that covers all of the major

monuments and memorials on the National Mall. The cost is

$49 per person, so for a couple that would be

$98. And because I truly believe that small groups are necessary for the best tour experience,

I'm capping each tour at 12 people,

which is one of the lowest caps in the entire industry. The other thing to mention is that in order to promote a little friendly

competition among your new friends that you'll meet, I have created the trivia tour. My

inspiration for this is from the pub trivia games that we have here in DC and really all over the world.

I participate in these

occasionally when I'm not out giving a tour

and they're always a lot of fun. The trivia questions on my tour will be a mix of history and

current events, and at the end of the tour whoever has the most points wins a little prize.

I think it's gonna be a really fun time. If you want to sign up for this tour

here is what you need to do: head on over to TripHacksDC.com or click the link in the video description.

Navigate over to the trivia tour page and then under the description

find the booking calendar. Find the date that you want a tour, then fill in your name and contact information.

Before clicking "book and pay" please double check to make sure that you have selected the correct number of tickets. Everyone in your group,

including kids, needs a ticket. If all looks good

then go ahead and click or tap the "book and pay" button. That will redirect you over to PayPal where you can complete the

secure checkout, and hopefully I will see you on tour this summer.

And if you want to see all of the tours that I offer you can click on the Capitol dome on the left side of

my head right now

to head over to TripHacksDC.com. And if you want to sign up for more tips and hacks videos make, sure to subscribe

to the channel by clicking on the Trip Hacks DC logo that's popping up right now at the bottom of the screen. Enjoy your trip!

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Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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Li-kun, you do this... And, Sakura-chan, you do this.

One, two, three... One, two...

Sorry!

No, I might have moved too fast.

Let's try again, slower.

O-Okay.

One, two, three... One, two, three...

We did it!

Yeah.

That was great!

Syaoran, that was great! I barely recognized you!

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Patching a Poopy Pipe - Using the Freeze Fix Repair Kit on a Cast Iron Pipe : EP 031 - Duration: 9:49.

Hi, welcome to the Handyverse. Today

We're going to show you how we patched a hole in this pipe. Stick with us.

Jason: Poopy pipe!

Poopy pipe...

Today we're doing a little project

Hopefully little, doing a little patch repair so that we continue to proceed with our laundry room makeover

Today will be patching this hole in this drainpipe. It looks like it might just be seeping out a little bit

The previous owners had patched this hole with a piece of wood, a wood stick which didn't hold up over the test of time

Our solution hopefully is a little bit more

Semi-permanent we know it's not permanent without replacing the entire pipe so we picked up this kit

It's called freeze fix pipe and hose repair kit

We have no idea if it's going to do the job or not

But we're gonna find out. So the first step is to clean up the hole but before doing that

It's important to make sure that there's no pressure there, otherwise

The gunk in the hole might come back at you. In this case

It's a drain pipe, so we know we're okay, but just in case I'm gonna make Jason do it

All right, I'm going to try drilling in the screw into this and pulling out what remains there. Hopefully this isn't too disgusting

You might want to back the camera up a little bit...

Okay oh

Did you get it on you? No.

That's more rotten than I thought though

Have to get some more tools to help clean that out

I'm gonna try drilling it and

Just getting the drill bit in there and then pulling it out with the drill bit see what happens there.

That's okay, that's what we wanted. It's clear

It's actually a little bit cleaner than I thought so that's a good thing

Trying to clean that up as much as we can before we add the putty and then the fiberglass wrap on top of it

The first step it says is to blend this putty

And then before it hardens to apply it on to the hole and taper of the edges

Which we will then wrap it with tape but

I'm wondering if this is going to be enough we have a pretty big hole there

And I'm kind of questioning the kit because it looks like it's for pretty small holes

But we'll we'll see we have no choice at this point

I'm blending the two-part epoxy putty

Until there are no black specks remaining

With moist hands, so it doesn't stick to my hand

Do I want it to kind of go in the hole? Yeah, go in the hole

Yeah, make it go in the like make it go in the hole. I did. Then spread it out around

and try to make it like flat around

I think. I haven't used it before either

It says to taper out the edges

It's definitely in I don't want it to go all the way because, I mean, it would continue to go in, right?

I think we should have opted for a new wooden stick...

Would your inspector eyes say that that's tapered enough?

Or keep tapering it? I mean it doesn't hurt. There's no hole here

It's important that it's tapered well and stuck on the bottom because that's where it's going to run if it's gonna leak

It looks... even that alone is better than the wooden stick

Okay, so putty is up. The next step is we need to wrap

Around the putty around the hole with this tape

The instructions say to put on gloves, didn't say safety glasses, but I figure if need gloves... it won't hurt

So we need to wet the tape thoroughly and then we're going to wrap around

Starting from the bottom

Because we're concerned whether or not we're going to have enough tape because this is a wider pipe

And it ideally we're gonna get eight to ten layers

Around the actual hole or leak itself and we're gonna apply tension as we go around continuously

You got it? Now pull your way a little

Do you have it good because I have to pull? I mean it's pretty wide

Okay, I gotta let go so you can get around

Two wraps! All right!

Should I push? yeah, yep

Now I know why you wanted me to do this!

I pulled out the *bleep* stick!

I should keep my mouth closed...

So we're a little shy of the eight to ten wraps given that we only got two

So run into a little bit of a hiccup here, and it is a Sunday night

We're going to see what we can find

We're gonna see if we can find some more tape because at this point we're committed to this project

We left this for an hour and although we even know we only have two wraps on this

we're really impressed with how it has bonded to the pipe and

It does cover the lower half of the hole

We picked up some flex tape at a Walmart. It was the only thing we could find at this time of day

But looking at this now we kind of think that

This is probably sufficient as it is. I don't necessarily recommend this for everybody

Ideally, you know, even with the instructions it says eight to ten wraps, but we got two

But there's no pressure on this. It's a it's a drain it goes by so we're gonna

we're gonna leave it like this and we're going to keep an eye on it over the next few days and

Hope that no

Poopy water drips on you during laundry time

And we are going to place this pipe in the future so for now we think this is a sufficient solution for us

Time will tell, but we will keep an eye on it

Like I said, maybe not the ideal fix

But certainly much better than the wooden stick that was in there before. Seeing how this sealed

We were quite impressed with the product

It does seem like it really gripped on there the putty hardened very well the tape hardened and bonded very well

obviously, I think the package is designed for a smaller pipe but

It would have been nice for them to say how much was in the package I think

Unless it does say. Yeah, it does say that

But I never really looked at that. I mean it was part of the package and we needed the package to do it so yeah

It's only 30 inches, if you're wondering. Bottom line, at this point we would recommend the product but

We'll post some comments down below in the future if we notice that it starts behaving differently yeah

so far so good and

Definitely did the job for us

now that we have that fixed and we can move on to the rest of the laundry room makeover and

And really try and get this room put together. It's been in an awful state for a few weeks now so

Months

But anyway if you want to catch the rest of that hit like hit subscribe and we will see you in the next video

Hi, welcome to the *mumbles*

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okay the time is 4:30 a.m. we're going to go to the local mountain and get a

lovely sunrise shot okay so he just made it took about an hour and it's pretty

cold yeah I couldn't record that much so but now we're just walk-in to the top so

there's tons of people here but the views are beyond incredible

so many photographers that everyone's is fighting. we're fending for

ourselves

let me tell you the photo now it's so beautiful

so just grab me some breakfast but sunrise here is 6:15 but in Dali

7:15 and this is required an interesting reason is that the whole of China has

one time zone so the distance from Dali to here is about the distance from

Britain to Switzerland and obviously there's a plus one time difference

between England and Switzerland but the Chinese government decided just because

it was easier let's make the whole of China the same so imagine being in the

very far west of China and how late you'll be waking up with the Sun. all

right because it's dark this morning I couldn't give you any footage of the

cycles so cue the montage

so we're just on the other side of the river and there's a little market here

which uses a lot of fish from the river and there's women like pretending to be

cormorant fisherman and asking for money and then there's local food as well some

of the local fish with some tofu so we're gonna try something yes shabby

shabby very nice just like a pancake with prawns

spicy the fish delivery guy so the mountains behind me the nickname of them

is mouthing you which means calligraphy brush now I don't want to go on the

other side of the road because it's a bit dangerous crossing you can see what

they mean it starts at the point and then kind of looks like a paintbrush

okay so I've got one more video from Yangshuo which is a new series on

anxiety and how to overcome it using ancient wisdom so I'm very excited to

show you that but tomorrow I'm off to Wuhan just to do a little bit of filming

and then back to master keys in three days

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dalle en béton armé au béton tout prêt à l'emploi attention au soleil (fissures) chapes scellement.. - Duration: 5:57.

NOTES we will use the concrete "current" "ready to use" for small achievements, well protect (glasses, gloves, masks etc ...) we will respect a drying time of 28 days, protect your work from the sun / wind the first days, to take a concrete adapted to your realization (slabs etc ..), for the realization of the formwork to see my old video (link in description), Thank you to appeal to a professional of the building

there were cracks (here a big crack) (only 2 hours 30 minutes after finishing the slab ...)

ready-to-use teat slab (protect your slab from the sun and wind)

Hello, I have a small concrete slab (1.2 meters x 1.2 meters x 5 centimeters) with ready-mixed concrete

5 cm thick, reinforcement on concrete wedges + protective film against rising damp

ready-mixed concrete: cement + sand + small gravel

user manual (put pause) compatible concrete slab

you can use a concrete mixer, a mixer, etc. (or do it in a wheelbarrow)

(high heat = regular watering of the concrete during the catch), it is necessary to put 2.7 to 3.6 liters of water and to add the concrete progressively

I will do it with a concrete mixer, I will put 2.5 liters of water and then completed

the consumption

the calculation is indicative will depend on the bag used

here the consumption is 18 to 20 kg per square meter and per centimeter of thickness

slab: 1.44 m² my consumption, and 28 8 kg per centimeter my total consumption is therefore 144 kg

in theory I need 4.8 bag of 30 kg, I bought five bags of 30 kg

you will see that I really was very very very fair

the realization of the slab (time for information, I'm not fast)

2.5 liters of water + 30 kg of concrete (added gradually)

I complete the water manually (very slowly)

concrete mixer 125 L (120 L net): I made 1 bag per concrete mixer (I could have gone up to 2)

reminder: I made a formwork as in the video "reinforced concrete slab for shelter" but in small!

we smooth, we smooth, we smooth ....

apply concrete on the edges

I used 5 bags of concrete, it's really fair! (no loss!)

in places it would have taken a little more concrete (but I had more)

it's over, I'll wait until it dries (ERROR: it's noon, the slab is in full sun)

I protect the slab urgently (cracks appear)

I had a problem, the slab started to crack, it is in full sun, it dries too quickly

I filled the cracks (concrete + float) and I protected

during hot weather, water the concrete while it is being taken

the thermometer reads 19 ° c

the concrete is almost 50 ° C here (it takes the same amount of sun as the slab)

here 42 ° c

protected and watered, the temperature dropped to 15/20 ° c

1 day later

here there was a big crack (2h30 after the end of the pouring of the slab)

it was beginning to harden and first cracks appeared

immediately, I filled in the cracks (with some quick concrete I had left) and protected myself from the sun

I protected my slab 72 hours, (+ small waterings)

3rd day

more cracks

6th day, stripping

it's still wet (wait 28 days of drying)

more cracks

a big crack was here, finally thinking about protecting your slab from the sun and the wind! (the first 3 days)

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The ULTIMATE South Indian Street Food tour in CHENNAI | Huge Chettinad banana leaf meal - Duration: 23:30.

we're in Chennai, India and we're taking you on a massive street food hunt today

we're gonna show you some of the best food Chennai has to offer

Chennai in the

south of India is a food paradise the food is varied and most of all delicious

this video is part of our massive India series and we're taking you on an

incredible street food tour to hunt down Chennai's best food we're going to be

eating four mouth-watering snacks and an epic South Indian banana leaf

meal so make sure you watch right to the end of this video so you don't miss out

on any of this incredible food

I'm Thomas and I'm Sheena and we're Chasing a Plate

we hope you're hungry, let's eat

we're in the area known as Sowcarpet and this place is really popular for

street food hunting there are lots of stalls that specialise in North Indian

chaat or snacks so let's go and grab something to eat

our first snack is an onion kachodi a type of deep-fried pastry and it is bubbling away

in this hot wok behind me and the cook has just told us to hold off on

ordering and just wait for these ones so they're piping hot and fresh

so this is the onion kachodi so it's a deep-fried pastry and they

have topped it with a variety of chutneys, there's a green chutney, a red

chutney and then a brown tamarind chutney and as I said before they are cooking

these things right out on the street and you can all watch them from start to finish

so the kachodi starts as a big round, white ball of dough and the guys smush them

down into a pancake between their palms and then they slip it, slip them into the

hot oil and then they just bubble away and cook and the final product boy does

it look good so what they've done you can see here is that they've punched a hole in the

middle of the Kachodi and filled it with those chutneys so there's

a green mint and coriander chutney, there's a really vibrant looking chilli and garlic

chutney and then a brown, quite thin, tamarind chutney

this kachodi is piping hot so what

I'm going to do is rip a piece off whoa

it's so flaky and you can see it's actually stuffed with something so I'm gonna try and push that

chutney aside, there's a few spices in there I can see some cumin seeds and

some mustard seeds, all right I'm gonna dip that piece in that chutney and let's give it a go

mmmmmmmm, wow, that is so crispy and those chutneys are full of flavour

that garlic one, the red one, has such a hit of chilli it's

very spicy I just want to get a closer look inside and see if there's stuff in the

kachodi, oh yea there is so you can see in there

there's some slow cooked onions so some pieces of onion in there and then all

those spices and then because they punch that hole in the middle of the Kachodi

all that tamarind chutney has just seeped down and it's all wet in there

oh my gosh so good, I'm gonna get another huge piece, all right

mmmmm, mmm!

this thing is so addictive, it looks like it's going to be really stodgy especially because it

was swimming in that hot, hot oil but it's really light and really flaky it's so delicious

hiding at the other end of

this kachodi was some boiled potato and I've got to tell you this snack has got it

all, there's so much texture, so much flavor, there's sweetness from those

onions, then also that tamarind chutney, it's very spicy because of that

garlic chilli chutney, it's buttery because of that kachodi itself, the

pastry is insane and then you've got that vibrant freshness from that green

chutney this is going down a real treat

we're on our way by foot to our next stop and this area of Chennai is crazy

there is something to dodge at every footstep pretty much but our next stop

is right here for a lassi

I've got my lassi and this thing is ginormous

and it's the most beautiful colour look at that yellow so this is a yogurt based

drink and they take water to thin down the yogurt so you can see it's quite

runny a little bit foamy on top because of the way he poured it to stretch it

out and get some air into it and it is bright yellow because it is saffron

flavored ohhh it looks unreal

Ohhhhh, oh that is good

lassis can often be really really sweet this actually isn't too bad it's definitely sweet

I'm not saying it's not sweet but it's not crazy sweet it's a little bit sour

it's not too saffron-y it's got quite a mild taste of the saffron and

you can see that this one is quite runny so they've really watered this down and

it gives it a beautiful texture I'm just gonna whack more, so good

oh, ohhhhh

it's so refreshing for a dairy based drink it's quite light, refreshing

it's super cool as well and it's really hot here and really full on with all this

tooting and people around so you just want something refreshing this

ticks all the boxes really tasty

we downed that lassi and our next stop is literally right next door we're grabbing an aloo tikki

check out this aloo tikki it is a work of art so it's made up of a ton of

different components so it starts with a base of potato

so this plate was just covered with potato

then he piled on dollops of chutney so a green chutney and then a brown chutney

and then heaps and heaps of curd so he just covered the whole potato mixture in dollops of curd

more chutney so more green chutney more brown chutney and then came a pile of

slaw so there's grated cabbage and also carrot and beetroot, then a pile of sev these chickpea

noodles I've got here then some spice so masala mix and then a little cube of paneer cheese

the potato is like a hash brown so it's got crunchy outsides

and smooth creamy insides, look at this huge bite

mmm, mmmm, mmmmm

whoa whoa whoa that is a flavor sensation

the hash brown is really crispy, you crunch through it and then you've got that smooth boiled potato

and all that curd is so creamy

really sweet from that tamarind chutney, that crispy sev on top and then that green

chutney is very vibrant, I also love that slaw on top it adds this really

vibrant freshness

this aloo tikki is so good I've got to go for some more I

might try and get some of that paneer this time in a mouthful all right

the paneer is really creamy but it's still got a bit of bounce

and those cubes of potato whoa, so much texture and so much flavour

it's sweet, it's salty, it's savoury, it's crunchy it's so good

we're down

to our last bites of the aloo tikki and we've spotted some peanuts and also some

raisins this thing is a treasure trove of

ingredients

the street food hunt continues we've gone a little way down

the road and now we're gonna have a south Indian snack I gotta get over there

first

I've got a south Indian snack here called uttapam so it's a little, a rice

flour pancake really, a fermented rice flour pancake and watching this being

made was unreal they were just powering these off that hotplate

so the very thin rice batter got dumped all over the hot plate once that

started to cook a little bit they put big handfuls of red onion and

coriander all over the top then flipped those over a little bit on the hotplate

and then came the ghee, so much ghee which is a clarified butter so oil

basically they just loaded them up with ghee until that started bubbling away

really, really hot once they were really bubbling away they got a thing of spice

mixture which is called podi or gunpowder actually because it's meant to

be pretty spicy and put a lot of that on top of these a lot of that so if it is

meant to be spicy these are definitely gonna be chilli

hot

it gets served on the banana leaf and we've got some chutney so some green

chutney that's probably coriander and mint and that looks like a really fiery

chilli maybe chilli and garlic but you can definitely see big bits of red chilli in

there and if I flip this over you can see all that coriander and the big chunks of red

onion that have cooked down and look like they're gonna be nice and sweet

ohhh and that powder that's all over there feels quite sugary and look how golden

it is on that other side oh man this is really hot, the oil is burning or the

ghee, all right let's dunk in that green chutney

wow, wow

oh that batter is fermented so it's really tangy it's a little bit

squishy cause it is quite thick oh the flavor in the onions so good really sweet but

still crunchy I'm gonna rip another bit off

it's actually not that spicy at all it's definitely, whoa

that is hot, okay let's go for this red chutney

that is unreal, it's very light, it's all aerated so it's been

filled with bubbles while it's been cooking on that hotplate which means it's actually really light

and it has the most fine delicate crust on the outside on that

crispy side which is just a tiny little bit of

crunch and sort of pops in your mouth until you get to that squishy inside

the more I eat of this I'm noticing this grittiness you can actually, can you see on my

fingers there's almost grittiness on it and I think that's from the the powder

that spice mixture that went on and it's very gritty and it hasn't dissolved

so it must be some sort of, it's like chickpea or something like ground down and

that's what's giving it that real crunch, that little crust, it's so good, I love this whole

environment, this street is mad as you can tell from all the beeping, it's full on [loud honk]

hahhaha standing here with your banana leaf plate, this as a snack [loud honk]

wow, this is India wrapped up, incredible food, the sounds, I love it, love everything about it

our Chennai food hunt continues and we are at our next stop and we're here to

eat Chettinad food so Chettinad cuisine is the food of the Chettiar community

and they're from Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu is the state that Chennai is in so let's go and

eat

this is a traditional South Indian meal so it's served on a banana leaf and

Chettinad food is known as being very vibrant, bold and quite spicy and I can

totally believe it from the looks of these dishes which are on our table, let me

talk you through what we've got, this one here is like the house

specialty chicken it is chicken cooked on the bone and I can see a ton of

spices in that gravy, this here is mutton varuval so a mutton dry curry

a ton of um curry leaves in there and this one here is just a special chicken curry

sauce, this spectacular looking dish here is crab masala

check out those claws and then we've got lots of different pots of goodies so here we

have curd, rasam which is a type of soup that aids digestion, I've got a

range of curry sauces which we can pour onto our rice so we've got a fish curry,

a mutton curry and a chicken curry and then we've got two vegetable dishes some

cabbage and also a dark green vegetable they're cooked with dried chillies, time to

get into this feast so I'm gonna grab this fish curry here so pour that gravy

onto my rice, give that a really good mix up and I'm just gonna

try this by itself first

ohhh that is so good, it's very spicy, very tangy there's a bunch of tomatoes cooked

in there but it's super super light that is sensational and this crab masala

how good does it look? So it's got a really thick paste on top

of it and then heaps and heaps of these curry leaves so let's just go for this

humongous claw I've just gotta rip into it I think that the best thing to do

might be just to put it, oh no look it's already been cracked a bit so I can just

rip that open look at that, all right

mmm whoa that crab is so sweet it just melts in your mouth

almost and then that masala on top this spice paste hmm it's very peppery it's got

a great flavor I just want to get a bit more of that because I didn't have too

much on that piece so let's just put that right into that crabmeat there I'm

just going to try and poke some of that meat out, oh yeah look at that, heaps of

spiced paste and also that crab

hmm ohh that spice paste is really salty, peppery, it's thick got so much flavour it

works beautifully with that delicate crab which is really sweet oh this is going

down a treat

there's so many good-looking dishes on our table that it's been really hard to

choose what to have next but I've gone with the chicken curry the special chicken

curry, so I've poured some of that chicken

curry gravy you can see here on the rice and then I've got a huge piece of that

Amma's special chicken and I'm gonna rip into it, the gravy that the curry is in

is just packed with ingredients there's tomato, garlic, curry leaves, mustard seeds

oh it's gonna be a flavor sensation I can just tell all right

okay mix it up with the rice

mmm, mmm, mmmm, mmmmm, I think I've got it all over my chin

oh man that is amazing the chicken, it's really tender and then

that gravy is really flavorsome so it's packed with

all of those ingredients that are very vibrant, so the garlic, the tomato, the

curry leaves, the mustard seeds but then it's also really well balanced it's quite

subtle it's not a real punch in the face

I've loaded up my rice with the mutton gravy and spoonfuls of this mutton dish

which just looks like absolute food heaven it looks super tender filled with

all those curry leaves and then I've also got a huge chunk of garlic or a

whole clove of garlic on top oh I can already feel that that mutton is really

really soft

oh the meat's like butter oh my god oh, oh that's incredible

it's got a really good spice from chilli, a great, great kick, I'm gonna go

again, unreal, I think there's a bunch of yes

tomato to add a little bit of sort of acidity to it, that's coming from the

tomato

oh man it's got a cinnamon sort of taste in it, the, the sauce that it's in is

really, really thick I cannot get over that meat it is so tender that's obviously

been cooked for a very long time and it's got little layers of fat on some

of the pieces still which are just super soft and super juicy I want to try

actually this, this special chicken um curry so this is just like the gravy but it's

very thick as well, just gonna spoon a bit onto my rice just try that as is

ohhh that's really sweet and it has a smoky sort of burnt taste to it but in a good way I

can see why Sheena was going crazy about, about what she was eating on

camera because these are my first mouthfuls, unreal I'll grab the little

container of chicken curry, so we'll pour some of that on, the joy of these meals

is the rice you can get as much as you like so if you want more just ask for it and all

of these little side dishes, they can refill them as much as you like so you

can go crazy you don't have to hold back

oh my gosh look how huge this piece of crab

is, it is filled with meat I barely have to dig and I can just pull out huge chunks

I'm so happy right now we've got to put down the camera and get elbows deep into

all this food

we've demolished the crab, the mutton and the chicken and now I've

got a bit more white rice I say a bit but there's a huge pile here to finish

off my rasam and the curd so the rasam is a soup and it's traditionally

made using tamarind and also spices and maybe tomato and I'm gonna split my rice up like

this and pour the rasam in the rasam is supposed to aid digestion so

this is gonna help me digest all of that delicious food that we've just eaten

mmm, mmm! It's really sour from that tamarind and you can really taste that vegetable base

which they've used I think there's also lentils in here as well so the rice

soaks up all of rasam and it's just really tangy and then finally

I've got my pot of curd and I'm gonna pour it onto this portion of white rice

to make some curd rice so this is supposed to once again aid digestion and

it's gonna be really cooling on the palate

okay I've got a nice big sloppy mouthful

mmm, oh yea, it takes away the burn

that was left behind by all the chilli and the spice and it's really sour

mixed with that rice it's a beautiful ending to this incredible Chettinad

spread

what a great day of food hunting in Chennai there is so much good food

here and remember we always put the details of where we're eating down below

in the description box thank you so much for watching, remember to hit that

subscribe button we've got tons more food videos from

India to come, lots of Chennai content as well as

Hyderabad next, remember to hit that thumbs up if you enjoyed the video and

if you want to support more Chasing a Plate content check out our Patreon page

thank you so much for watching we'll see you next time

poitu varun, poitu varun

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Maddox Reunites With His Mom | Home Videos | HiHo Kids - Duration: 1:01.

- [Man] I see mama.

- You see mommy?

- [Man] Yup.

- Where?

Mama, mama!

- [Mom] Hi puppy!

I love you so much.

- Mama.

- Mommy miss you.

- Mommy.

- Hey daddy.

- Hi honey.

- I miss you so much baby pie.

I miss you.

- And daddy.

It's been a--

- Do you want to go eat?

Do you want to go eat?

Mommy need to give daddy a big hug.

I missed you guys.

- [Dad] We love you.

- [Mom] I love you too.

- [Dad] Together at last.

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Hi Friends My Name is T.Dheeraj Reddy and today I will show you how to delete your any

Social Media Account.

So Friends we open internet browser and type "deleteyouraccount.com" and enter.

You can also search your Social Media Website here or click directly.

Here are two ways "to deactivate your account or to delete your account".

Firstly we learn to "deactivate the account".

Here we click on "edit" button and the click on "Deactivate Your Account" button.

Now we learn to "delete your Social Media Account".

Click here and click on "Delete My Account" button to delete your Social Media Account.

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Shot by Rubber Bullets or Tased | Would You Rather? | Cut - Duration: 5:59.

- Hi, I'm Dietrich.

- And I'm Daniel.

- We're playing "Would You Rather?"

- And, when I die I'm not donating my organs

because they're mine.

(upbeat music)

(gagging noises)

- I coughed so hard it hurt my wrists.

- Could somebody WebMD that? Is that cancer?

- [Narrator] What's some of your worst fears

about the last three episodes?

- I have a feeling that there's going to be pain involved.

Pain and fear.

- There's nothing hopeful. If you're looking for hope

you're in the wrong place.

- [Interviewer] So are you ready?

- Oh yeah. Yes.

Would you rather be shot with a rubber bullet

or tased with a stun gun?

(upbeat music)

That sounds dangerous.

(wailing and moaning)

- There's just no way. There's just absolutely no way.

(screaming in pain)

- Just to be clear, we're watching a video

of police being tasered.

- [Interviewer] Alright, Dietrich do you even think

you can do this?

- I mean no. I don't think anybody should be.

- Wait why wouldn't he be able to do it?

- I have a heart thing so I couldn't, I wasn't.

- [Interviewer] So does that mean rubber bullet?

- I mean it's going to have to be a rubber bullet.

- I don't want to shot by a rubber bullet.

- You can not get shot with a rubber bullet.

It is not a good idea. It could lead to death.

- [Interviewer] I'm willing to change it.

Do you have another suggestion?

Let's give them another option.

- Maybe mace? Pepper spray?

- Oh, come on.

(laughter)

- Come on!

- [Interviewer] Would you rather be maced

or tased with a stun gun?

- I just got a headache. I just got a headache.

This is the EKG that I got from the physical.

- Yeah I would not recommend you getting shot

or pepper sprayed for that fact.

- I'm like terrified that I have a heart condition

that I'm not aware of.

- Well we can definitely check you out before.

So these just monitor the heart.

This gives us a picture as to what's

actually going on inside.

- [Interviewer] How's he looking?

- So far he's looking good here.

We'll do a twelve lead here soon as his

blood pressure gets going.

- So he's good to go?

- He is good to go.

- Oh!

- 3 M D 1 D 2. Consistent with right ventricular

conduction delay. You've got a bit a slow tick to you.

Something's not quite firing right.

- [Interviewer] Alright, Dan.

- Cool.

- [Interviewer] You know what that means.

- Yeah it means I have to do them both.

It looks like I'm going to get tased with a stun gun

and pepper sprayed right in the old eyeballs.

- [Interviewer] Why?

- Because Dietrich's got a stupid heart.

- [Interviewer] Good job, Dan.

(upbeat music)

(laughter)

- Fuck you. Fuck you.

My name is Daniel Timothy Desrosier

and I of sound body and mind, mostly

am allowing this to fucking happen.

- Do you want to hear it. Do you want to see it?

- I don't.

- [Interviewer] Yeah! Show him it.

- No! No!

- [Interviewer] Oh what was that? What happened?

- I feel scared. I'm terrified that I'm

going to have a god damned heart attack.

I don't care how pretty your smile is.

I don't want to fucking die. I don't want this to be.

- The odds are in your favor, though.

- Oh thank you. Are you quoting Hunger Games?

- Come on. God damn it.

- [Interviewer] Let's do it. Whenever you guys are ready.

- Alright, we're hot.

- Hold my arms.

(upbeat music)

(gagging)

- Is there already puke in this?

(vomiting)

- Every episode.

- So much for that barbecue.

- But the vomit does taste really good, though.

It's very smokey.

- [Interviewer] Alright, Dan. You ready to get maced?

- I guess.

- We're doing that too? For real?

(upbeat music)

- You got it, man. I've got you.

- [Medic] Just say my name. Say my name.

Spray!

- The water. Water. He sprayed me!

(Laughter)

(upbeat music)

- [Interviewer] How's that feel, Dan?

- It hurts!

It's like I ate spicy food with my eyes.

Fuck you internet, like straight up.

Fuck this show.

- [Interviewer] But you get a prize.

- Dude, your prizes have been bullshit!

Today's by far the worst day of shooting.

- But for me it was incredible.

I don't know. Lunch was good. It was a little cold.

But all in all, I'd say that today wrapped up pretty well.

For me.

- [Interviewer] The internet poll said 79 out of 100 people

said they would have gotten tased by the stun gun.

Not that that even matters.

- Right. You are right about that.

- [Interviewer] Congratulations on winning, guys.

- Jesus!

(upbeat music)

- Bless this day! Right, Dan?

- [Interviewer] Your prize is a limo ride.

- It's nice.

- I guess it's nice. I do wish I was able

to put on clothes before we got into the limo.

- I did wonder that. Why Dan is still naked.

You look good in this limo.

- This isn't the worst thing. What I'm curious about

is where we're actually going.

- [Interviewer] Unfortunately we can only

afford a minute ride so.

- Damn it! Of course. Of course.

- Oh, we literally just circled the block.

- You just circled the block. That was the prize?

- [Interviewer] Go ahead and get out guys.

Sorry I don't want them to charge us for another minute.

- Backing out.

- [Dietrich] Your crack is real right now.

- Yeah, I know.

(upbeat music)

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15 Things You DIDN'T KNOW About Elon Musk! - Duration: 12:08.

From the genius way he paid for his college tuition to where he ranks among the world's

wealthiest--Here are 15 Things You Didn't Know About Elon Musk!

Number 15.

"Origins" Elon Musk was born in 1971 in Pretoria, South

Africa.

He lived there until the age of 17 when he moved to Kingston, Canada in order to avoid

the mandatory military service required of South African citizens.

There he attended the prestigious Queen's University before moving to the United States,

where he finished his undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania with two

bachelor's degrees, one in Physics and one in Economics.

He became an American citizen in 2002 and his main residence is currently in Bel Air,

California.

Number 14.

"Drop-Out" After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania,

he set his sights on getting his doctorate in energy physics.

He was accepted into one of the best graduate programs for science in the United States

at Stanford University so he packed up and moved across the country to California.

His attendance didn't last long however, as after two days he grew bored with class

and decided he'd rather get right down to business and dropped out to form the company

Zip2 with his brother Kimbal.

Number 13.

"Zip2" The Musk brothers founded the company Zip2

in 1995, on the idea of creating an online version of yellowpages.

They used a $28,000 loan from their father to start and after finally finding some prominent

investors the company took off, becoming one of the main creators of business directories

and maps for the websites of newspapers throughout the country.

Only four years later, the Musk brothers had multiplied that initial $28,000 almost 11,000

times as they sold Zip2 to the computer company Compaq for $307 million.

Elon's cut of which was $22 million.

Number 12.

"PayPal" Musk used the money he made from the sale

of Zip2 to help found the website X.com which would eventually merge with the company Confinity

and become the online banking and money transfer service juggernaut PayPal.

Three years after starting X.com, PayPal was sold to eBay for a whopping $1.5 billion.

Notably, Musk wouldn't be the only former employee of PayPal that would go on to further

success, as the founders of LinkedIn, Yelp, Youtube and the current CEO of Reddit all

worked there and are part of what is now referred to as the PayPal Mafia.

Number 11.

"McCrashin F1" Back in his days at PayPal, Musk purchased

a brand new McLaren F1, which was at the time the fastest car in the world, and cost him

around one million dollars.

However, the thrills that come with owning one out of 106 of these cars that were made,

didn't last long.

Only a couple of years later, during a reckless ride with fellow billionaire Peter Thiel,

he hit an embankment and totaled the car.

The worst part?

He never insured the car, his reasoning?

"I had read all these stories about people who made money and bought sports cars and

crashed them.

But I knew it would never happen to me, so I didn't get any insurance".

Number 10.

"Club Tuition" Education can be expensive and though he is

a billionaire now, Musk was once a broke college student who spent nights worrying about how

he was gonna pay for his tuition.

Except Musk isn't the normal person, he didn't worry too long as he was born with

an entrepreneurial superbrain and quickly thought of a brilliant way to make money.

Along with his best friend, he rented a mansion and turned it into nightclub-themed party

hotspot, charging a five dollar admission.

With parties that sometimes reached upwards of 500 people, he no longer had to worry about

debt after graduation.

Number 9.

"Cheap Date" Another way that Musk helped to pay for his

education and save money for his future was by surviving on very little.

In several interviews he has said that he spent less than a dollar a day on food in

college, fueling his studies with cheap noodles that he dressed up with free condiments like

red pepper packets.

So if you are currently a college student scraping by or will be in the future, you

can add extra flavor to that Ramen with the thought that even some of the most successful

businessmen have had to pay for food with pocket change

Number 8.

"Triple & Double" Though he is only 46, Musk has already had

a whirlwind personal life having been married three times.

In his defense, two of the marriages were to the same person, Talulah Riley, though

they both ended in divorce.

His first marriage, to Justine Wilson, produced all five of his children.

His five children are all boys and in what sounds like a bit of barroom trivia, were

all born within a three year span.

In fact, the five Musk boys were the result of only two pregnancies, as in 2004 Justine

had twins and followed that up with triplets in 2006.

The bountiful pregnancies were products of in vitro fertilization which does significantly

increase the odds for multiple births.

The boys are named Saxon, Griffin, Damian, Kai and Xavier who he admitted was named after

Professor X from the X-Men comic books.

The boon of offspring couldn't have come to more deserving parents as their first son,

Nevada, did not live past infancy.

Number 7.

"Wiz Kid" Even before reaching puberty Musk had come

into his own as wizard with technology.

He coded his first video game at the age of twelve and of course it space-themed.

The game was called Blastar and he actually sold the code to a magazine called PC and

Office Technology for $500.

The game itself is very simple, you are a spaceship that tries to fight off alien ships

with a laser gun.

It doesn't look like much, but it is an impressive feat when you consider it was made

in the early 80s and Musk was only twelve years old.

Thanks to Tomas Lloret, a software engineer for Google, you can now find a playable version

of Blastar online.

Number 6.

"Awards and Honors" Over his career which continues to skyrocket

towards legendary innovator status Musk has picked up several prestigious awards.

In 2010, the Federation Aeronautique Internationale also known as The World Air Sports Federation

bestowed on him the Gold Space Medal which is one of their highest honors.

In 2013, Fortune Magazine named him businessperson of the year.

Though there are many other awards he has won, one of the most esteemed list he has

made was when Esquire put him at number 39 on their list of the 75 most influential people

of the 21st century, which with his current endeavors we can't see him leaving in the

foreseeable future.

Number 5.

"Money-Man Musk" Elon Musk is one of the richest people in

the world but where exactly does he rank among the world's wealthiest?

Well with his current net worth of just over 20 billion dollars he currently holds the

position of the 58th richest person in the world.

What is more astonishing is his place as the 7th richest person on Earth under the age

of 50.

With his brilliant knack for being ahead of the curve on technology and his tone-setting

dealings in the field of space travel it isn't hard to see him eventually overtaking Gates

and the closer-in-age Zuckerberg in the near future.

Speaking of Gates and Zuckerberg, Musk has recently joined them in the Giving Pledge

movement, which is a willful promise some of the world's wealthiest have made to donate

the majority of their wealth to charity over the years.

Number 4.

"Gigafactory" One of the projects that Elon Musk holds most

dear to his heart is that of the Gigafactory.

In what Musk claims will be the biggest building in the world, the gigafactory, (currently

being built in the desert of Nevada) he hopes to become the leading manufacturer of rechargeable

eco-friendly lithium-ion batteries and run whole shebang on wind and solar power.

He not only has broken ground on this site but has at least four other gigafactories

in the works in Europe and North America.

Nevada has already felt a significant impact in its economy from the factory (which although

it was technically opened in 2016, isn't anticipated to be fully completed until 2020)

and several experts have predicted that the state could earn billions on a yearly basis

by merely hosting it.

Number 3.

"The Musk Who Loved Me" If you have ever seen the 1977 James Bond

Film 'A Spy Who Love Me' you will recognize this car.

It's a Lotus Esprit S1 also known as 'Wet Nellie' and you might remember it having

the cool feature of being able to turn into a submarine.

As you can probably guess the car couldn't really transform in real-life.

Well, that didn't bother Musk as he was such a big fan of the movie--especially this

gadget-laden car-- that he decided to buy it.

He bought at an auction in 2013 for close to one million dollars and if you have learned

anything about Elon Musk you probably realize that he wouldn't be content just keeping

this beauty in the garage.

No, not only does he drive it but he has been busy modifying and customizing it so that

it can actually convert into a submarine and of course, make it completely electric with

a suped-up Tesla electric powertrain.

Number 2.

"Real Life Tony Stark" If you have seen any of the live action Iron

Man movies you will know that the main character of Tony Stark is a suave yet brash billionaire

genius who almost has no filter between his brain and hist mouth.

Robert Downey Jr. plays the role excellently with controlled bravado and just a hint of

quirkiness.

What does this have to do with Elon Musk?

Well if you know anything about Musk's personality the traits we just listed might sound familiar.

This is more than just a coincidence as Downey actually based of much his portrayal of Tony

Stark off the mannerisms and attitude of Musk.

A big comic book fan himself, Musk was flattered by this and even appeared in a cameo role

in Iron Man 2.

Number 1.

"Dragon" Musk has recently made significant strides

with his company SpaceX and the successfully test launch Falcon Heavy, the most powerful

working rocket in the world.

But before that, Musk and SpaceX had already changed the game when it comes to space travel.

One could even say that he helped bring it into the 21st Century.

With their revolutionary Dragon spacecraft that is completely reusable they helped reduce

the cost of transporting cargo to the International Space Station from $1 billion dollars to $60

million, a cost reduction of over 90 percent.

Dragon also has the distinction of being the first commercial spacecraft to ever dock at

the International Space Station and the first commercially operated spacecraft to be recovered

after achieving orbit.

Since its first supply trip in 2012, Dragon has successfully completed eleven out of twelve

missions as part of the Commercial Resupply Service Contract SpaceX has with NASA.

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The Alpha-Coders vs. The Entrepreneurial Devs - Duration: 7:12.

Hey, this is the Daily Overpass, my name is Eric and I make apps!

Now today, let's talk about the 'alpha-coders' versus the 'entrepreneurial devs'.

Alright, so I don't really have a problem with haters on this channel.

I've been pretty lucky so far, everybody's been very supportive and says nice things.

Even when someone disagrees with me, we disagree on a logical basis and things like that and

it's actually really good.

But I had a comment come in the other day that just struck me to the core, and it really

bothered me.

And it wasn't like somebody said "you're fat and ugly" or whatever, what they said was

- this was the one i did about the ionic framework, 'why we're no longer using the ionic framework',

and a lot of people have said things like "you just don't understand ionic" and "I don't

understand why you're bad-mouthing it", and all this kind of stuff, which I wasn't.

I was just saying that if apple ever stopped approving them then I'm gonna be in big trouble

so we're moving away from that, all that kind of stuff, but I get some bad comments from

people who just, they love the framework.

Because we developers, we're very territorial when it comes to the languages and the software

that we use.

So what he said was "you sound like the secretary in my office who thinks she knows code but

she doesn't".

I saw that and I started to get, you know, everything else I just sort of shrugged off,

but that bothered me because it struck me to the core, it struck me to my core identity

as a software developer!

So I started thinking, I started writing a response, I started thinking up stuff and

I thought "no, I'll respond to him later", and then I'm walking around and I'm getting

all angry about it and I'm thinking "I should tell him I worked at all these big investment

banks, I worked with some of the best developers in the world, blah blah blah, and I know about

dependency injection and all this stuff".

And I thought I'd throw out all these technical terms and everything.

And then I stopped myself, and then i just deleted his comment.

I said "screw it, he wants to bad-mouth me, he can create his own channel and bad-mouth

me on that".

I started thinking about it, even though I still identify myself as a software developer

and I still code, as much as I'm trying to move away from it, I still code, I am no longer

the alpha-developer.

Like, for the longest time working in investment banks and working with other contractors,

there were a few developers who were really really key.

They were like players in this game.

They were completely and totally into it and I consider myself one of them.

You know, we knew the languages backwards and forwards, during lunch we would talk about

code and we would talk about new technologies coming out, or even the project that we're

working on.

We'll talk about it at night, we'd go home and code on the weekends, we're just into

it, right.

We're very highly paid, but that was our life.

So we would talk about things like inversion of control and test ability and code coverage

and how we're gonna write unit tests and review each others code using extreme programming

and all this kind of stuff, and it was a great group of people to be in.

But, something changed when I started doing my own apps.

I have to admit to myself that I am no longer that guy, even though I still, in the back

of my head, identify myself with it.

Since I started doing my own apps, I started to get a bit more entrepreneurial, like, when

you're paying for the code and you're not just the developer doing it, you start thinking

in terms of, I'm not so worried about code coverage in terms of testability, I'd rather

get something out on the market to see how it does.

I think I'd rather release.

I know you wanna make this completely bug free, and I want it bug free too, but if its

gonna take another month then let's not do it.

I started thinking in a different way, I started thinking more in terms of both sides of the

plate - the entrepreneur side and the development side.

So, I'm still doing the code, still doing that stuff.

But there was a really good comment that came in episode 315 by cloudfunk, it was about

how I should do a top ten books, he said "maybe you should do a topic 'Top 10 Book For Entrepreneurial

Devs'", and I thought, "I've never heard that term before, entrepreneurial devs, that sounds

excellent."

Because that's exactly what it is, right.

I am no longer just a developer.

I'm not trying to be the best developer in the world again, in fact sometimes people

will ask me to do tutorials - "hey Eric, why don't you do a tutorial on android?"

You know why?

Because there are people who could do it a lot better than I can.

There are alpha-developers out there in android who could do a way better job than I can.

So I talk a lot about the marketing side, I talk about both sides of it, and when I

started out, I started thinking "maybe it's a liability that I know how to code, maybe

I should stop coding altogether and just do the marketing and all that kind of stuff.

Hire some people.

And I did a little bit.

But, you know what is one of the saddest things, in my opinion, when you talk with someone

and they don't know the code at all, like they don't even know simple HTML, and you

say to them, "hey, your website needs to be updated because it's got some wrong information",

and they say "oh yeah, my developers on vacation" or "my developer quit and I'm waiting for

a new guy to come" and they can't even do those simple little things.

I think being an entrepreneurial dev is the best of both worlds, because you're exploring

the market, you're not just looking at, you know, it's not the code - entrepreneurial

devs - sorry cloudfunk if I take the term, I don't know if you came up with it or if

it's like I've just never heard it before - but we're not just concerned about the code.

Developers think that the best code wins, developers think that if the code was super

bug-free and airtight and it took two years to code then that should be the top of the

market but it doesn't, because the market doesn't care.

And entrepreneurial devs, we try to put things out as quick as possible, we totally believe

in the MVP, and emphasis on the M, to make it as minimal as possible and get something

out there.

It's a completely different mindset, so when you put something out there, if it takes off

then you work on it, you build it, you make it a little bit better, if it doesn't then

you don't.

So anyway, just my thoughts for the day.

You know what, I am not the alpha- developer anymore.

So I don't talk specifically about code, but I love to code.

I love frameworks, I love just getting in there and tinkering with things, building

things, putting things on the app store, but I also have to look at all the other stuff,

as you guys do, which is probably one of the reasons why you guys watch the channel.

And we talk a lot about - we don't just talk about code, we might mention code but we're

also very concerned with ASO and keyword rankings and how do we get people into our applications.

Because ultimately what we want to do is make money, not just make great coded products.

So anyway, just my thoughts for today. What do you guys think?

Are you a coder and an entrepreneur, or are you just one or the other?

Do you think it's better to be just one or do you think it's best to try to straddle

both?

Or is that limiting yourself too much?

Anyway, that's it for today, I'll talk to you guys tomorrow!

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Record skipping? Fix Needle jumping [Antiskating Turntable Setup] ★ vinyl stories ★ - Duration: 2:43.

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Sega's Walking Simulator - Mansion of Hidden Souls for the Sega CD Review. - Duration: 7:26.

When you think of home console games made by Sega in the mid-nineties a whole host of

titles come to mind.

If Sega was behind the release, most people know about the game.

There is one release however that even I was suppressed to learn was produced by Sega.

A game released on the Sega CD no one really talks about.

This is Retro impressions and we are looking at Mansion of Hidden Souls

If you've ever played 7th Guest then you know exactly what's in store for the player.

This game is very much in the vein of the 11th Hour and D as it's more an early interactive

movie with puzzle elements than anything else.

The story follows Jonathan who is controlled by the player and his sister Samantha.

While out exploring they happen upon a butterfly.

It's not just any butterfly though, these only appear once every four years.

Jonathan becomes frustrated with Samantha's desire to follow it to an area they were warned

to keep away from, but Samantha is insistent that not only is she going to follow it, she

think's it would be great to be one.

They don't really say, but I'm assuming these kids are well under the age of 10 or

Samanta has some phycological problems.

At any rate due to her fascination with the butterfly Samantha ignores her brother and

runs off.

As you chase after Samantha, a large house appears in a field that was previously empty,

Jonathan heads in to search of his sister who he can hear calling out to him for the

house.(reword this).

This entire scene plays out at only a hand full of frames per second with some of the

worst voice over work I've yet to hear in any game that's making an honest effort.

This intro is so awful I considered turning off the game before it even started.

Thankfully only this section and the ending suffer from these problems.

Your job once inside is to find your sister.

To do this you must explore the mansion and unlock it's secrets via puzzles that in

turn open access to previously hidden or locked rooms.

The game takes the viewpoint of the brother without really offering any visual aid or

attachment to him.

It feels like you're more of a hovering drone exploring the mansion than a tangible

human.

The house isn't large and the controls are fairly dated, but well within expectations

for this style of game released in the early 90's.

Speaking of controls, this game is one of a handful that's Mega Mouse Enhanced.

Honestly, the control pad is well implemented, but it's nice to have options.

Although you pick up and use a number of items throughout the course of the game, a couple

of must know essentials are covered in the manual.

The two most important being the Diary that allows you to save your progress, and the

pocket watch that you pick up near the games end.

Without the manual, the player would have no way of knowing they only have until midnight

to complete the game.

The watch shows you that progress at fifteen-minute intervals.

Knowing this really adds to the tension the atmosphere already supplied and is one of

the few uses of a time restriction in a game that make sense.

The house is quite interesting to explore as it contains a number of fascinating rooms

inhabited by the souls of different humans who have been turned into butterflies.

For the most part, these rooms along with the souls who inhabit them tell a story onto

their own.

There are a myriad of people who want to help, who don't care, and who have ill intentions.

At one point you end up in a room occupied by a Spirit called the Collector.

This room is full of display cases containing deceased butterflies and the key to unlock

the exit is missing.

It might not be immediately offsetting, but with the knowledge gained later in game, it

draws into question what precisely the collector's intentions with with you.

While my typical review style is to go over these games in depth, I'm going to leave

most of this story alone so those who wish to experience it can.

It's important because while games such as Streets of Rage are all about the gameplay

and how the design enhances those experiences, this game is about the environment and experience

it gives the user via the story being told.

While the story itself can be considered less than average, the package as a whole is well

put together resulting in what I feel is an enjoyable adventure.

it's actually impressive just how fluid the game and story plays out even decades

after it's release.

The continued commentary from the butterflies residing in various rooms along with being

able to occasionally hear Samantha calling out breath life into the environment helping

maintain the players interest until the story is finished.

In fact the whole audio experience is for the most part incredible.

No so much in the sense that you will want it on vinyl because you won't, but that

it does an incredible job in helping to convey the story.

My heart was racing with anticipation at times wondering what was around the next turn, or

is something might kill me.

This is due mostly to the implementation of the music and voices.

Something you will be hard-pressed to find in games the predate this one.

It's interesting to note this game has very clean and clear Voice sample and music, so

it was very surprising that none of it is Red Book audio and instead relies on the Mega

CD and Genesis Sound chips to accomplish the work.

It's really quite incredible what Yuji Nomi was able to accomplish but not really surprising

considering his portfolio consists of scoring soundtracks for Studio Ghibli and the Last

Emporer.

This is without a doubt something you can sitdown and knock out in one short evening.

It shouldn't take more that 3 hour to complete your first time through and less than 1 hour

after your familiar with what's going on.

As always with games that are seldom discussed, it's hard to find any common complaints

to cover that are not my own.

Most issues people have are the result of not liking this genre or of expectations that

far exceed what a game from 1993 could offer on the hardware available at the time.

Of course, as I stated, in the beginning, the Intro and Ending are some of the worst

I've ever encountered in a game but it's forgivable being that it doesn't bleed into

the game itself.

The only other criticism I have is of one particular voice clip from of Mansions own

called the Hunter.

It's a rather lengthy segment and I couldn't understand a word spoken making its poor quality

stands out in comparison to what I otherwise consider stellar work.

In the end I feel this is a game worth experiencing for those who like games such as D, 7th guest,

and 11th hour.

Be aware though, like most games in this category you likely won't feel the desire to play it

a second and it's visually dated by any standard that isn't the CD-I or Sega CD.

As I played through this a couple times it really reminded me of a cross between 11th

hour and the first resident evil.

That is if all the zombies were changed to butterflies who have a strong desire to talk

with you.

This game received a remake of sorts on the Saturn under the same name.

My friend St1ka will be covering it on this Channel with the video being available April

26th.

If you aren't already subscribe be sure to check him out and give a sub so you don't

miss it.

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STRANGEST Hybrid Fruits In The World! - Duration: 11:50.

From strawberries that taste like pineapple to cotton candy grapes, here are the most

incredible fruit hybrids in the world that you should definitely try!!

11.

Rangpur

The Rangpur is a fruit hybrid made naturally by crossbreeding a lemon and a Mandarin orange.

It's grown in Asia, South America, and North America.

But, it goes by different names depending on the region.

In South China, it's called the Canton Lemon.

The Japanese call it the Hime.

In Brazil, it goes by several names including limão-cravo and limão-rosa.

In the US, it's known as the mandarin-lime (I know, original right) and was introduced

by the Reasoner Brothers of Oneco, in the 19th century.

The two brothers, Pliny and Egbert Reasoner are considered Florida's plant pioneers.

They had obtained the seeds from India, where it gets the name of Rangpur, Sylhet lime or

nimboo.

Most people in the west use it as a potted plant and ornament.

But, this awesome fruit is highly acidic and can substitute commercial limes.

Have you ever tried one?

Let us know in the comments!

However, there are very few similarities between the fruit and actual limes.

So, the name mandarin-lime is somewhat misleading.

10: Plumcot

Can you guess what it is??

The Plumcot is a hybrid of a plum and an apricot!

It was made by Luther Burbank, who was a fruit cultivator, at the turn of the 20th century.

He undertook some of the earliest experiments in plant breeding.

His Plumcot was 50% plum and 50% apricot.

He also experimented with hundreds of other vegetables and fruits on his farm in the City

of Sebastopol, California.

While the Plumcot was an incredible hybrid, it was difficult to grow, harvest and transport

because it was too delicate so unfortunately they never enjoyed commercial success.

I bet they were delicious!

Plumcots have been grown for many years on a small scale, but if you want to try one

never fear!

Advances in plant genetics have led to the creation of Pluots, which are second generation

hybrids, which in this case is probably close enough!

Number 9: Tangelos

Also called the honeybell, it's a citrus hybrid of the pomelo and Thompson tangerine.

The fruits are the size of a human fist and taste like tangerines.

The skin is easier to peel than that of oranges.

But, you can easily distinguish them since they have a characteristic knob at the top.

On the inside, they have few seeds complementing their juiciness.

Minneola tangelos, close cousins of the honeybells, are popular in Florida.

They were made by cross-breeding the Dancy tangerine and the Duncan grapefruit.

They were released in 1931 by the USDA Horticultural Research Station in Orlando.

8: Pluots

Although speaking of pluots, Floyd Zaiger built on the breakthroughs of Luther Burbank

to make the Pluot.

He holds more than 500 patents and many consider him the master of interspecific fruit breeding!

How's that for something to be known for!

Pretty cool right?

Before we proceed, let's clear something up.

Fruit hybrids and GMOs are very different.

First, genetic engineering is a modern invention of the late 20th century.

Hybridization is a natural phenomenon that has occurred in nature for hundreds of years.

While GMOs are made in the lab by injecting the genes of one species into a different

species, fruit hybrids are derived through artificial selection.

During the process, fruit breeders like Mr. Zaiger, collect pollen from flowers of one

plant variety and apply it to the flowers of a different plant species.

Plant breeding between members of the same species is called intraspecific breeding.

When it involves closely related plant species, it's known as interspecific breeding.

Classical breeding techniques have taken many years to perfect.

But, the success of the hybrid depends on nature itself.

So, humans didn't invent hybridization clearly.

We only speed things up by acting as a matchmaker.

The Pluot made by Zaiger in the late 1980s is 25% apricot, and 75% plum.

It has a smooth exterior that closely resembles the plum.

He stumbled upon the Pluot after crossing several plum-apricot hybrids such as the Aprium.

This took him many years, because even a successful cross may not yield the desired fruit.

Zaiger Genetics Inc., a renowned company based in Modesto, California, plants about 50,000

to 60,000 crosses every year.

Out of the thousands, only six hybrid varieties have characteristics that the fruit industry

will find appealing.

So, next time you encounter a fruit hybrid with a fancy name like Flavor King Pluots,

remember that it's a product of extensive labor and passion.

It's what makes fruit hybrids pretty incredible and appreciated.

And now for number 7 but first remember to subscribe and click the notification bell

so you don't miss out on the latest videos.

7: Peacotum

Can you figure out the fruits that made this hybrid?

I'll give you a moment to leave your guesses in the comments below!!This one is kind of

tricky!!

Peacotums look like Pluots and Plumcots.

So, they must have plum and apricot genes.

Surprisingly, Peacotums also contain peach genes and were developed by Zaiger's Genetics

Inc.

The company touted the Peacotum as the first three-fruits-in-one hybrid.

See, tricky!!

Some Peacotum varieties have been released so far, under the brand names, 'Bella Royale,

Bella Cerise and Bella Gold.'

Are you wondering how this delicious fruit tastes?

When it's fully ripe, it melts in your mouth and has the proper balance of acidity needed

for a delightful flavor.

Growers and customers have described the skin as fuzzy and likened its appearance to that

of its parents, the peach, and the apricot.

It tastes like plums with hints of apricot but lacks a peach flavor.

Therefore, the only peachy thing about the Peacotum is its cover.

6: Pineberries

Pineberries are strawberries with a slight pineapple flavor, which is the reason why

they are called pineberries!

While typical strawberries have a red flesh and white seeds, pineberries have white flesh

and red seeds.

They are native to Chile and resulted due to a cross between the common strawberry and

the beach berry or coastal berry.

This strawberry is native to Hawaii and the Pacific coast of South and North America.

A different strawberry variety cultivated in northern Europe closely resembles the pineberry

in appearance.

However, it's an Alpine strawberry variety, and its seeds are either light green or white.

It's also much smaller than pineberries.

I would love to try one of these, I've never seen this anywhere have you??

Anyone from Chile who has tried one?

Number 5: Limequat

The Limequat is a cross of the Key Lime also known as the Mexican Lime, and the Kumquat

fruit that's native to China.

Did you know that Kumquat is the only citrus fruit that can be eaten whole?

Moreover, the peel is the sweetest part of the fruit, and its insides are sour.

Yeah!

It's a strange fruit.

The Limequat inherited the soft, sweet and edible skin of the Kumquat.

But, many find its insides too sour to eat.

So, it's mostly used in marmalades, jellies, and jams.

The Limequat is a suitable replacement for recipes that require lemons or Key limes.

Like my favorite, key lime pie!!

It has more desirable traits like an ability to produce many fruits from an early age.

Currently, it's grown in Israel, Spain, Malaysia, Japan, Florida, Texas, and California.

If you happen to have a bunch of Limequats lying around, you can use a clever technique

to eat them.

Squeeze the juice out, and then pop the rest of the fruit in your mouth.

Number 4: Tayberry

This is an exciting cross between a raspberry and blackberry.

It acquired its size from the raspberry and the juiciness and sweetness from the blackberry.

It was patented in 1979 after farmers discovered a way to cross its parents successfully.

The name came from River Tay in Scotland.

Tayberries have a favorable yield of 27 tons per hectare.

However, they become very soft when fully ripe and can get really mushy.

This makes harvesting the berries using machines or by hand difficult.

For this reason, tayberries have never been fully incorporated in large-scale commercial

farming.

Backyard growers and artisans don't have a problem growing them.

As a domestic plant, the Tayberry has received the Award of Garden Merit, from the Royal

Horticultural Society.

If you have never had a chance to eat one of these fruits, they have a sweet-tart flavor.

You can eat the fruit raw or cooked.

Also, you can use them to make jams, wines or pies due to their high pectin content.

3: Blood Limes

Also called the Australian Blood Lime, it's an incredible hybrid developed during the

CSIRO project that sought to find salt-resistant crops.

It's a cross of the red finger lime and the Ellendale mandarin hybrid.

Despite being unsuitable to grow in high-salt concentrations, it has enjoyed commercial

success.

It made a debut in Australia's markets in July 2004 and was later exported.

The blood lime has several desirable traits.

The skin can also be eaten together with its insides!

It stores juice in small vesicles within its red flesh.

You can cut the fruit in half, and squeeze the juice out of the vesicles.

Alternatively, you may chew the vesicles, and they will pop releasing a refreshing burst

of lime juice in your mouth.

Blood limes are also sweeter than normal limes, which are too tart for most people to eat

just by themselves, unless they are inside a cocktail!

Number 2: Jostaberry

The Jostaberry (pronounced as yust-a-berry) is a complex hybrid made by crossing the blackcurrant,

with the European gooseberry, and the North American coastal black gooseberry.

Despite the extensive cultivation of gooseberries and blackcurrants in Europe, they have never

taken hold in the United States.

Many gardeners choose not to grow the gooseberry partly because of its thorns and tart taste.

Who wants that??!!

Blackcurrants are prone to diseases such as blister rust and mildew.

They were banned in the US in the 1900s since they served as a vector for a tree disease

called the white pine blister dust.

It had threatened to annihilate all pine trees in the US so the USDA had no option but to

ban its cultivation.

The hybrid has captured the best traits from both species, without the disadvantages.

The Jostaberry gets its looks from the gooseberry, but without the thorns!!

It's also resistant to diseases that plagued the black currants so it has the best of both

worlds!!

The first breed of the Jostaberry was introduced by Germany in 1977.

Further varieties have been produced recently, by the USDA in Oregon.

Number 1: Cotton Candy Grapes

Cotton Candy grapes are not flossy or fluffy, nor do they smell like cotton candy.

They resemble ordinary green grapes in all aspects.

However, when they pop in your mouth, the first thing you'll think about is the cotton

candy flavor.

They were created at the International Fruit Genetics facility in California by David Cain,

a leading horticulturist, and his team.

They conducted about 100,000 trials before stumbling on the cotton-candy grape.

It's a cross of two grape species and has 12 percent more sugar than store-bought grapes.

The hybrid has been sold in supermarkets since 2011.

But of course, it's more expensive than ordinary grapes or seedless grapes.

Nevertheless, this has not deterred customers from making them a favorite snack.

The IFG creates new varieties of grapes and cherries, and showcases them during a Global

Summit of table grape growers held in Bakersfield, California.

It has created grape varieties that taste like pineapples, mangos, and strawberries.

They are testing them to see if they are economically viable.

Who doesn't want grapes like that!!

Thanks for watching!!

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Quick Tip 04: How To Make Better GTA V Thumbnails [TUTORIAL] - Duration: 2:50.

Hello there guys and girls,

welcome to another quick tip.

In this video I wanna offer you a free map download that should help you create better

thumbnails for your videos.

I've kinda talked about this topic in my November channel update already, but I thought

I should make this an individual video, too because not everyone is interested in the

channel updates.

To make this work you're gonna need two things: Menyoo for PC which you should have

installed anyway, and the green screen mod which I've talked about in another video

already.

Install both these things if you haven't already.

Then you can download the ZIP-File which is linked in the video description and extract

it to get a perfectly nice XML file.

Navigate to your main game directory, go to "menyoo stuff" and then put the file into

the folder "spooner".

If you boot up the game and start Menyoo, you should open up the so called Object Spooner.

Go to "manage saved files" and there you will find the entry "thumbnail box" which

you just pasted into said directory.

Now load these placements.

You will see this big setup of green screens now.

But there is actually an invisible platform right here which you can use to walk around

on.

This is so that the shadow of the people or objects is projected at a bigger distance,

which will make it easier to key out all those objects or people in your photo editor later

on.

Also, you should set the time of day to something around noon to four PM.

This will give you better lighting and keying results.

So up here you can now spawn a car or people.

Then do whatever the hell you like and record what you're doing.

Put those clips into the rockstar editor and find the key moment you wanna show in the

thumbnail.

Adjust your camera.

You can now press the "H" button on your keyboard to hide the HUD.

Now make a screenshot with your recording software.

It's better if you save it as a PNG file instead of JPG because the latter just get

compressed too much.

Now that you've taken a picture of the foreground you should take a picture of a background,

too.

This could be anything from a blue sky to a street or whatever you prefer.

You can now use all these screenshots in your photo editor and key out the green portions

of the image.

This leaves you with individual layers that you can modify with color effects, sharpening

or contrast.

You can now easily add text and make it so it's partly hidden behind a character.

By the way: If you're in Photoshop you should make all of these layers into Smart Objects.

This way, if you rescale the layers multiple times you won't lose any image quality.

Here's how such a final thumbnail could look like.

Have fun experimenting with the green screen box, don't forget to download it from the

link in the description.

And that's about it for this quick tip.

If you have any questions, just hit me up in the comment section.

Thank you for watching, whanowa over

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How to download the real C++ App in smartphone.😊 - Duration: 3:49.

SUBSCRIBE to this channel and press the BELL icon for more video updates

Hi Friends my name is T.Dheeraj Reddy and today I will show you how to download the real

C++ app in Android and iOS based smartphones so friends firstly you go to

this video's description and click turbo C++ link after that if the link is

opened in Chrome browser so press here sorry

press here and here to download or if the link is opened in Drive Google Drive

so press here and download. After downloading you go to this file manager app

and then go to downloads and open this zip file and then

move to this in your phone memory, not in SD card only phone memory.

I can already paste, see these friends, so paste in your Phone Memory and then

install this app, I am already installed so friends, here, resize

resize and then press code, keyboard, you can attach keyboard from your OTG. So

firstly "cd tc", "cd bin"

and tc, see these friends this is opened and then file and write any program.

And friends you can run this program from here, special keys, Ctrl + F9.

So the program is runned

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Uomini e Donne, Gemma sarà tronista accanto a Tina? | M.C.G.S - Duration: 2:54.

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Withstand by Quiz Show - New Alternative Indie Rock Music | 2018 - Duration: 3:56.

I've got no author

And I know it

And I know it

I've got no author

And I know it

And I know it

I will write

The way it turns out to be

You'll see

I am an island

And I'm making plans to

Withstand

Withstand

I can't be bothered

And you know it

And you know it

I can't be bothered

And you know it

And you know it

I will make

The way it turns out to be

You'll see

On autopilot

I know the way to

Withstand

Withstand

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh-oh...

Withstand

We Stand

I'm like no other

And I know it

And I know it

I'm like no other

And I love it

And I love it

I, alone

Is all I need to believe

That I'm free

Don't try take me

I'm armed to the teeth to

Withstand

Withstand

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh-oh...

Withstand

Withstand

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh

Oh, Oh-oh...

Withstand

Withstand

I've got no author

And I know it

And I know it

I can't be bothered

And you know it

And you know it

I'm like no other

And I know it

And I know it

I'm like no other

And I love it!

And I love it!

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The Men Freestyle Rap While Chillin On A Bus! | The Bachelorette US - Duration: 1:13.

Well Alex was gone a motorcycle ride it went all right

But Jojo cried because she wishes she was with us

It's way more fun. Chilling on a bus any might get a kiss lady won't get far

He's a little bitty dude riding in a sidecar

He might be cool. What to get in a sidecar?

I

Can freestyle give me a topic any topic can tell yo yo Jojo gots to go to the liquor stove

That's like my go-to line I'd rather be on a one-on-one, but it'd be fun to choose here

I think Jojo have more fun on this bus with us, then on the one-on-one right. I'm sorry to say it

No offense Alex probably trip five types of fun over here Cheers

Watch Luke, Robby, Chase, James and Jordan freestyle rap on a bus while not on a date with Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher. Subscribe for more Bachelorette US Season 12 best moments.

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10 BIGGEST Underwater Creatures In The world! - Duration: 11:38.

Do you know what's under the sea?

Do you know what's really under the sea? And did you know there are creatures of the

water that are massive?

Join us as we reveal 10 of the biggest underwater creatures that you probably don't know exist.

10.

Japanese Spider Crab For starters, let's think about some sea creatures

you'd see on or near a beach.

What's the first thing you see?

For me, it's a crab.

They're always wandering around, and if you're not careful, you can step on one, and you'll

regret it...trust me on that.

Now, the crab you're likely picturing is small, or if you've seen shows like Deadliest Catch

you'll know that crab can be large depending on their species.

However, none of them have anything on the Japanese Spider Crab.

Not only is this thing massive, it's terrifying to think that this thing actually exists.

And it does, it really does.

This thing from leg to leg is 12 feet long, that's way bigger than any other crab out

there.

What's more, it's actually the largest arthropod in the world, that's pretty impressive.

But still terrifying.

Thank goodness we don't have to see them very often because they often live underwater.

9.

Giant Clams When you hear those words, "Giant Clams",

you likely think about a movie you've seen, or a TV show that exaggerated the massive

size of these clams.

I'm curious though, which one was it for you?

Regardless though, Giant Clams are very real, and they can get very big. in fact, the largest

recorded one is 4 feet six inches wide.

What's more impressive than that though is the fact that the clam is apparently 500+

pounds!

That's heavy.

What's more, they can be found in deep waters as well as shallow surfaces.

Oh, and if you're one of those people who fear getting caught in a giant clam...you're

right to fear that.

For the sheer weight of the clams' body coming down on you will likely make it so you can't

get out without a serious fight.

Yes, they don't grow to the size of regular human adults, but 4 feet is nothing to mock.

Sadly, many species of Giant Clam are endangered, let's hope that stops soon.

8.

Portuguese Man-Of-War The sea is truly full of wonders, and because

of that, we're still trying to learn all the secrets that it holds.

Take, for example, the Portuguese Man-Of-War.

When you look at it, what species of animal do you think it is?

A jellyfish?

A good guess, but that's actually incorrect.

In fact, the Portuguese Man-Of-War is a collection of organisms that work together to move and

act.

It's an incredible feat when you think about it.

As this is a creature that literally has to work together with thousands of others in

order to survive.

On their own, every single one of the organisms would die.

The Man-Of-War has another name that should get your attention, "Floating Terror", that's

because this is a venomous creature, and getting stung by it can be not only painful, but fatal

in the right amount.

Over 10,000 people a year in Australia are stung by the Man-Of-War.

What's more, the Man-Of-War is a carnivore, and uses its army of organisms to ensure prey

and devour them slowly.

Now, why does this fascinating creature make our list?

Well, like a jellyfish, the Man-O-War has tentacles, and they largest recorded ones

have gone 135 feet long.

Which is wrong on so many levels.

To be fair, that's the extreme number, the average is around 30 feet long, but that's

still a lot of reach for a venomous creature.

7.

Ocean Sunfish Sticking with the "oddities" portion of the

ocean, let's talk about the Ocean Sunfish.

This creature is affectionately known as the "Swimming Head".

Can you guess why?

That's right, it's because it doesn't have a tail.

If you look closely at it, you'll see that it's literal all rigid, save for its mouth

of course.

This massive "head" can grow as big as 10 feet long, and tall.

Its fins, which are actually how it swims, can be extended in such a way that it'll make

the creature the same height both length and width wise.

Another thing that makes the Ocean Sunfish interesting is both what it eats, and what

eats it.

The Sunfish actually feeds on small jellyfish of all things.

But they also can eat various fish, and even squids!

As for the predators that feast on the Ocean Sunfish, it's very limited due to its size.

To that end, animals like sharks, orca, and even sea lions are its most vicious predators.

This fish is something else, and that's probably why you didn't know about it.

6.

Giant Squid "Here there be monsters."

Whether on the land, in the air, or in the ocean, there are tales of massive creatures

that roam the waters and have caused havoc for humans that have gotten in their way.

The Giant Squid is most certainly one of them.

In fact, many feel that the Giant Squid is the basis for the legend of the Kraken, which

is understandable given how massive these creatures are.

We're talking 40 feet from the tip of the head to the end of its tentacles, that makes

it the largest Cephalopod in the world.

That's not the only thing of note though.

Because of the fact that they reside mostly in the deepest and darkest waters of the oceans,

scientists honestly haven't had the time or ability to study them further.

Which could mean that there are even bigger versions of the Giant Squid out there, including

the possibility of the Kraken itself truly existing.

...know what?

I'm getting freaked just thinking about it, so let's move on.

5.

Basking Shark Sharks are famous, and notorious for being

some of the most vicious and aggressive creatures within the ocean.

So it might just surprise you to learn that the Basking Shark is not only the second-largest

fish within the ocean itself, but it's also one of most gentle sharks in the water.

That sounds like an oxymoron, doesn't it?

A massive shark that is gentle.

But it's true, very true, in fact.

Despite the Basking Shark growing up to 40 feet long (which is the current record for

the species), the shark only eats plankton, fish eggs, and larvae.

That just boggles the mind.

What's more, the look of the creature is very unique.

Its mouth is massive, which you would expect from a creature this size, but it's likely

that this mouth allows it to get the food it needs from a wide area.

Other things it doesn't share with its shark brethren is the fact that they're actually

really slow.

To the extent that they don't try and evade things coming towards them, including boats.

However, this has proven to be a bad thing, for their slow speed and gentle nature have

led to them being hunted in great numbers.

Which has led to their population numbers plummeting in some cases.

4.

Whale Shark So, if the Basking Shark is the second-largest

fish in the sea, what's the first?

Well, that would be the Whale Shark, another creature that sounds like an oxymoron, yet

this time works out when you think about it.

After all, whales are massive, and this one definitely qualifies.

True, it's shark nature is downplayed, just like the Basking Shark, but if we're focusing

on size, this is one creature that lives up to the name both times.

The largest recorded Whale Shark came in at just under 62 feet long!

That's nearly 10 times my size!

Which is another thing that scares me to my core...I like being the biggest thing around...let's

move on.

So yeah, the Whale Shark is massive, but yet again, it's a kind creature.

It even likes when humans find it and swim with it.

Proving that Whale instincts trump Shark instincts yet again.

And like its Basking Shark brethren, it eats the smallest of things to survive.

In this case, plankton.

Nature truly is fully of wonders, isn't it?

3.

Oarfish Speaking of wonders, let's talk about one

that is so mysterious, so odd, and so rarely seen that when it first was taken in a picture,

people actually thought of as a hoax.

We speak of the Oarfish.

This is a large fish that is actually the largest "bony fish" alive.

In fact, the largest one found was 36 feet long.

And because of its look, with it being so slender and lacking in details on its sides,

has made many feel that these creatures are the reasons that tales of "sea serpents" or

even dragons were created.

Which would make sense to an extent as they're all over the world in waters that have temperate

or tropical temperatures.

However, just because a creature can be seen, doesn't mean it will.

Remember when I said that the first time it was seen it was thought of as a hoax?

Well, that's because the Oarfish resides in areas of the ocean far deeper than most humans

dare travel.

In fact, some scientists believe that they live at nearly 3000 feet below sea level.

The few times we do see them is when they wash up dead on shore, which makes you wonder

how it got there.

Still, it's not a hoax, that's for sure.

2.

Blue Whale So, we've already talked about the biggest

fishes in the sea, but when it comes to mammals, there is only one candidate, the Blue Whale.

In fact, the Blue Whale is so huge, that it dwarfs many man-made creations.

This is a creature that is nearly 110 feet long!

That's basically an 11-story building, and it probably weighs as much as that building,

if not more!

Their average weight is 441,000 pounds.

Their hearts alone are the size of cars!

Can you hear the awe in my voice?

It's legit, the Blue Whale is a massive and wondrous part of nature.

Which, makes it all the more tragic that these majestic creatures were almost wiped out because

of commercial whaling.

Thankfully, humanity wised up, and they put out a global ban on whaling and were able

to get the numbers of the Blue Whales back to healthy sizes.

They're not out of the woods yet, but they're getting closer, and that is something to be

thankful for.

Here's a fun fact for you.

The "baby" whales?

When they're born, they're already 26 feet long and weigh around 8800 pounds.

That's a big baby!

1.

Lion's Mane Jellyfish When we talked about the Portuguese Man-O-War,

we noted that its tentacles reached at their peak 135 feet long.

But noted that this was a rarity.

In contrast, the Lion's Mane Jellyfish averages a tentacle length of 120 feet.

And that's not including their bodies.

Which means that the tentacles alone are bigger than the biggest creature in the sea via the

Blue Whale.

That's extraordinary, and terrifying.

Shall I add to the terror?

The head of the Lion's Mane Jellyfish has been recorded being 7 feet in diameter.

Interestingly enough, this jellyfish prefers colder waters such as the Arctic Ocean and

the waters of the Northern Pacific Ocean.

Despite their long bodies, they're not that powerful in terms of propulsion, in fact,

they often rely on the oceans very own currents to guide them in one place or another.

Yet, that doesn't seem to be a problem in regards to getting food, for its tentacles

have a very wide range.

The Lion's Mane Jellyfish is the largest jellyfish, and technically the longest creature to reside

within the oceans waters.

If you see one in the water, do your best to swim away before its tentacles sting you.

You'll thank me for it later.