DApp stands for decentralized application.
For an application to be a dApp,
it must be decentralized from the software to the database.
If it's not decentralized in any of these components, it's not truly decentralized.
Therefore, all dApps need a decentralized database to truly be decentralized.
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Bright Moonlight Path Watercolor Painting Tutorial | Step By Step Commentary - Duration: 9:12.
Hey everyone,
today I'll be showing how I created
this bright moonlight path
watercolor painting.
First I marked off a horizontal line, in pencil.
I masked off the top section of the page with masking tape.
But you could probably do it after the next step.
Which is marking off the center point,
of the top and the bottom section of the page.
I marked the bottom points, one inch from each side.
Then connected to the top, slightly from the center point.
At an angle.
I outlined three total lines, on each side from the center point.
I taped another piece of watercolor paper over the bottom section of the page.
Then I used a compass to outline the moon in the center of the horizon.
I used masking fluid and an old small paintbrush to fill in the moon.
But then I noticed there was still a little bit of blue paint on the paintbrush.
So I had to clean that off and finish the job.
Then I added tiny stars all around the sky.
And then I let the masking fluid dry.
I used a large mop brush to wet the top of the paper in clean water.
Then I used a smaller, yet still large brush to add white paint around the moon.
Then I diluted that brush in some clean water.
And continued in the same motion around the moon.
Diluting it and spreading the paint out.
I painted in the top corners of the sky.
Using the same brush that had been cleaned.
Yet I started to use purple, blue and black.
Using the darker colors for the outer edge and then blending that together.
I had a little bit of trouble figuring out how to blend a circle around the moon.
As well as the colors.
But I always thought to try painting in general, because I thought it would be challenging for me.
Using the colors, because I'm used to a gray-scale with sketch drawing.
As well as I hoped that it would help strengthen some patience.
Haha...
I continue to build up the sky colors.
Blending the darkest to lightest.
Then using grey to white around the moon.
Let fully dry.
And using a gum eraser, (not actual chewing gum by the way) remove all of the dried masking fluid.
I used diluted white acrylic paint and a small paint brush to add splatter stars across the sky.
By tapping that paint brush against another paint brush.
Then I repeated that process with Daniel Smith, luminescent watercolor paint.
"iridescent moon stone"
Using a clean round brush, I wet the entire area of the moon.
Then I used white, grey and black paint and mixed together in different ratios.
Dropping in it all throughout the moon.
I began building up the moon layers.
Then using a tiny brush, I outlined the moon in grey.
Then dropping various colors from the same shade throughout the moon.
I used the tiny brush to slightly blend the colors together.
I removed the masking tape a little bit too early.
I was a little eager to connect the lines that I didn't finish earlier.
And I place the ruler on wet paint.
Haha, oops.
Connect all the path lines, at an angle.
Using a large flat brush, I wet both the left and the right land areas.
Then using a large round brush, I blended together dark green and browns.
I painted in the bright paths with lines of pink, blue, purple and the right-center yellow.
Using a tiny round brush, and black paint.
And paper towel to keep the paint a little bit dry on the brush.
Use tiny strokes as well.
I began painting in the trees along the sides of the path.
Moving closer to the bottom of the page, I began to make the trees a little bit larger.
I also used dark green throughout the closer trees.
I painted in the moon's reflection.
Using a similar technique in the center areas of the trees.
Using the moon stone, luminescent paint.
Let fully dry and then remove the masking tape.
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DApp stands for decentralized application.
For an application to be a dApp,
it must be decentralized from the software to the database.
If it's not decentralized in any of these components, it's not truly decentralized.
Therefore, all dApps need a decentralized database to truly be decentralized.
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Don't Look Back In Anger --- But Look How Far You've Come! - Duration: 6:42.
Don't forget to look back.
No anger like Oasis but see how far you've come.
I'm sorry for making you think of Oasis, why are you thinking about business.
You can get it out of your head. Don't look back in anger.
I heard you say that. You're running your business, you likely have been for a while. If you're anything like me,
you spent quite a lot of time thinking about the business you're trying to build and grow
looking forward to necessary part.
But building your business, that's how you think about what you need to do next
and that's how you keep yourself focused on making sure you do to those things that you're doing mixed.
How can you head towards your goal if you haven't got your goal in mind?
You won't mind and the science is clear. A lot of my teaching about strategy and having a vision
of where you want to go is very clear. You need to know where you want to go you need to think about it some
so you can head there and so you can think about what needs to happen on the way.
And of course, you probably know I'm a business coach for tradies
and you probably know that one of the first things we do is think about where we want to go.
We draw a picture of what business you want to build in the future
and we make a plan of how we're going to get from where we are today to that beautiful thing that you want.
So we're very forward-looking all the time. We spend a lot of time looking forward
thinking about what to do next. I said, we then, we don't think about what we need to do next.
We think about what you need to do next
and I leave you alone to do it while I help you do it or I help you find resources
to help you do it. I'm the coach, I can do anything.
But apart from that, we make a plan for how we're going to get you there and I spend a lot of my time with you
thinking about what you need to be doing and helping you do it.
And this future focus, like I've said is great and it's necessary
if you want to be the person who gets things done and if you want to move towards your goal.
So that's great.
But it can have a negative pernicious effect as well.
When the going gets a bit tough
and your goal that's so motivating at first seems impossibly distant,
it doesn't motivate you like it needs to and it can make the going even tougher.
When you're doing something difficult
or something didn't really go to plan properly or something came out of the blue
and gave you a smack in the face,
then that distant goal isn't helping you much.
A much of the psychology in the literature and some of those smug f*ckers on Facebook
who are already successful, much of what they talked about is breaking goals down so that you've got a goal
three years ago away, that's you're 5 million but this year you goes a million which means that this month
he goals 80,000 all that stuff breaking your goals and that's all valid
and it has effect on your brain of giving you immediate reward when you have some small success
but it really only helps when you are making a bit of progress and sometimes in business,
you don't make any progress for a little while. You get stuck or you get smashed by something
or something happens and then you feel like you stuck and no goals and looking forward
will help you feel better and it helped me get motivated again.
And sometimes what we find ourselves doing in business coaching is having a pause
and looking back and reflecting on how far we've come.
We usually have come a distance. We usually have made progress. We usually have improved the situation
and we look at the strategy and we tick off things that we've achieved and things that we've made better
and we look at the revenue and see if that's increased and we look at the gross margins and see if they're better
and we look at the net profits every month
and see if they're better. I have my clients, if I can plot a graph monthly of revenue,
gross profit and net profit and see if the lines go up and if they're going up,
we can see that we're making that progress.
I ask people to think about how much money there is around and if cash flow feels a bit better.
I get people to think about how many hours a week they're working, whether they feel a bit less
under pressure to work. I ask people to think about how stressed they feel and whether they feel any better.
I'm looking at halfback and thinking about how far you've come.
It's really helpful.
I'm particularly helpful when it's a bit hard.
So let's be honest. If you have ambitious goal like I do, there'll be times when it feels like it's not really working
and you wonder if you should give it up.
Usually you shouldn't
and it's just because you feel bad so a tool like looking back and seeing how far you've come
and realizing that you're on a journey although there's a long way still to go.
You've actually come quite a long way already. It's really helpful in terms of your motivation,
really helpful in terms of renewing your determination to keep pushing on through that difficult bit.
It's worse isn't it if you look around on social media and you see how much better than you everyone else
seems to be doing, "I certainly get that". There seem to be millions
of business coaches out there making loads, more money than me. Driving Ferraris,
traveling around the world, having lovely holidays.
It's important that I do this to myself and look back and see 'how I was a couple of years ago
and where I am now, realised I've made progress and things are better. I'm not worrying too much
about what those other guys are doing'.
So in my experience,
it helps an awful lot
to do that progress check and that really would look.
You don't have to be working with me to do this even though if I'm your coach.
That's precisely what we'll do from time to time.
If you're not working with me, do what I've suggested. Make a plan, write it down, tip things off,
pause and look at the your books and look at how much money you were making a year ago or two years ago.
Think about how hard you're working.
Of course, if you'd like to do it faster or if you'd like to put some structure into how are you growing your business,
then get in touch with me and I'll see if I can help you.
You can book a 10-minute chat and if we like each other from there, or book a full hour before you have to decide
whether you buy any coaching.
I'm going now. See you later and don't look back in anger.
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'Huell's Pub' Breaking Bad Easter Eggs Ep. 408 BTS | Better Call Saul - Duration: 3:14.
Could you explain to me -- Is -- Is there some reason
why Huell in particular
holds so much esteem in your church?
Something that we hope is gonna be a fun Easter egg is
the "Save Huell" donation website,
which we saw in "Breaking Bad"
with Walt for "Save Walter White."
My God, son. That's wonderful.
[Cellphone rings]
It's the church. The church. The church.
You know, that worked once. Maybe I could use that again.
[Dings]
The Heffieweson this time.
Oh. Sure.
Uh, no, sir. Please, uh, it's Hefewiezen.
Oh, I'm sorry.
This is another glimpse of -- of Mike's go-to bar.
It's certainly a place that we saw him in
in "Breaking Bad."
[Gasping]
[Grunts, groans]
It's his sanctum sanctorum, and I think that it's indicative
of his relationship with Werner that he takes him here.
What about you, Michael?
Your papa, what did he do?
He's a little bit more candid with Werner
than we've seen him with a lot of people.
Left behind a cold-water flat and a stack of bills.
That's about all.
♪♪
Oh, hey!
[Speaking Spanish]
Hold on one second.
We had some good callbacks in Season 4,
some great Easter eggs.
I tell you one of my favorites was seeing the character
of Lalo in the flesh.
[Speaking Spanish]
It's the character that's mentioned once
in Episode 208, which is Saul's introduction.
[Yelling in Spanish]
Shut up, all right?
Just speak English.
Lalo didn't send you? No Lalo?
And that's it. That's the only time we hear about him
in -- in "Breaking Bad."
Who? Oh, thank God. Oh, Christ.
When it turns out it's not Lalo, he's -- he's just, "Oh, fine.
You know, two guys with guns I don't know.
Guns with ski masks, whatever, do your worst,
just so long as you're not Lalo."
Now we meet a guy named Lalo.
[Speaking Spanish]
I used the Pasote, man. Come on.
I had said to Peter Gould and the writers at one point,
"You know, you don't have to pay off
every single little thing
that got mentioned in passing in dialogue."
[Speaking Spanish]
But he was single-minded about it.
The writers were, too.
I was thinking, "Eh, I don't know.
Is it really gonna pay dividends?"
Hell yeah, it does.
This was a good idea.
[Speaking Spanish] But you can call me Lalo.
He's charming and funny and...
[Speaking Spanish]
There's a sense that there's something dark underneath there
and that Nacho certainly is chilled by his presence.
I can't wait to see where this goes.
Don't even worry.
It's gonna be like I'm not even here.
♪♪
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'Nacho & Lalo Visit Hector' Sneak Peek Ep. 409 | Better Call Saul - Duration: 0:55.
Host: ...on your stern...
on your port side, on your starboard side, or on your bow?
Where you taking in that water, Laura?
Laura: My stern. [Speaking Spanish]
On your stern. Definitely, yeah.
He said you've been taking a lot of water in on your bow.
Bow?
Man: The top half's the bow.
Yeah, but -- Okay.
I -- I'm a little -- Are you saying I'm top-heavy?
Lately. Lately? I guess. Okay.
Are you complaining?
No, not at all. [Laughter]
You don't like her bow? I love her bow.
[Speaking Spanish] I just thought my stern.
That's where she's taking... Where?
Bow. On her bow.
Not on the stern?
No. How's she stay afloat?
[Laughter] She's top-heavy.
She's top-heavy? Yeah.
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'Nacho Meets Lalo Salamanca' Talked About Scene Ep. 408 | Better Call Saul - Duration: 2:43.
[Los Imperials "Al Compas de Mi Caballo" playing]
♪♪
♪♪
♪ Por el camino real por donde paso en mi cabello ♪
♪ Por el camino real por donde paso en mi cabello ♪
♪ Con mi mochila en el hombro, y mi machete terciado ♪
♪ Y mi sombrero para un hombre enamorado ♪
♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪
♪♪
Nacho: ♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪
♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪
♪♪
♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪
[Food sizzling]
♪ Mi caballo es el mejor por su paso moderado ♪
Oh! Hey!
[Speaking Spanish]
Hold on one second. Wait.
You are going to love this.
I made this just for you.
[Speaking Spanish]
♪♪
[Speaking Spanish] ♪ Paca paca paca ♪
♪ En mi caballo ♪
♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪ [Speaking Spanish]
[Sniffs]
[Speaking Spanish]
I used epazote. Now, come on.
♪ Paca paca paca en mi caballo ♪
[Speaking Spanish]
♪♪
The Salamanca family. Them!
[Speaking Spanish]
But you can call me Lalo.
[Speaking Spanish]
[Chuckles]
[Speaking Spanish]
[Speaking Spanish]
[Chuckles]
[Singing in Spanish]
What are you doing here?
Ah, I'm just here to lend a helping hand,
you know, make sure the business is running in order.
I got a -- I got a good head for numbers.
But listen -- don't even worry.
It's gonna be like I'm not even here.
♪♪
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When Meghan Markle isn't rocking her signature low bun, she usually opts for a bouncy blowout
But on Monday, she rocked a silky smooth look for her latest royal outing. Meghan and Prince Harry visited Loughborough University on Monday — some 100 miles north of London — where they met with honorees from Coach Core, a program that trains young people to become coaches and encourages the next generation of athletes
The Duchess of Sussex, 37, opted to wear her hair down and straight (even as she took part in a passing drill!), resulting in one of her sleekest hairstyles to date
Meghan's former hairstylist in London previously revealed to PEOPLE that although the royal naturally has "beautiful curls," she undergoes intensive salon treatments to manage her mane
"Meghan came to see me at least twice for keratin treatments," Theonie Kakoulli at Nicky Clarke said, adding: "It's great for people with naturally curly hair like Meghan, it takes the frizz out and makes it more manageable — she said it made a real difference
" The treatment, which costs $350 and takes between two to four hours, involves the stylist applying keratin (a protein that occurs naturally in your hair) and then using heat to seal it in
It may not agree with London's rainy season, but Meghan has worn her hair straight on several occasions before, including when the royal couple honored fallen Australian and New Zealand veterans during a dawn service to mark Anzac Day in the U
K. in April. It also appears to be her go-to sporty look – Meghan also went with straight hair when she visited Bath, England, with Harry in April for the U
K. Team Trials for the 2018 Invictus Games, to be held in Sydney in October. "She has really beautiful hair," explained Kakoulli, who saw Meghan at Clarke's Mayfair salon in the summer of 2016, just before it was revealed that she was dating Prince Harry
"Her hair was in such lovely condition, and you could tell that she really looks after it and that she was proud of it – it's really stunning
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Why Having Haters in Business is a Good Thing - Duration: 4:09.
Are you afraid of getting your first hater?
If you're an entrepreneur
and you're putting content out there
and getting more visible,
the fear of haters might be palpable.
In today's video I wanna talk to you about
how you can approach this fear of haters
a little bit differently.
As you get more visible in your business,
the possibility of pissing somebody off is, well, real.
And the fear of pissing somebody off
or ruffling someone's feathers can hold a lot of us back.
See, Hilda, that voice in your head who tells you you suck,
that inner critic with all of her nasty messages,
one of the versions of Hilda I call, "I Shouldn't Hilda."
You see, "I Shouldn't Hilda" is obsessed
with what everybody thinks about you
and she wants you to be obsessed with how you're perceived.
And when you do that you start behaving kind of robotically.
See, it flies in the face of what we're being told to do.
Be visible, be out there, be opinionated, be authentic,
be vulnerable but at the same time
be polished and professional.
How do you do all those things all at once?
I find it very difficult.
The truth is most of all of that be this, be that, be this,
be that is about worrying about
what other people are gonna think.
Yes, we're in business
and we don't want to turn off everybody.
And I am not inviting you to be hateful.
But what I am saying is that haters are gonna hate.
Taylor was right.
If we're obsessing about the possibility of a hater,
not enjoying our content,
then we're never really gonna push the envelope.
I want to flip the script
and really look at this from a different way.
The way that we do it in my coaching practice
is we actually celebrate our haters.
We look forward to the opportunity to have what we call,
the Hater Dance.
Oh yes, there's a Hater Dance.
So let me explain what the heck this is.
Look, when you have a hater, it kinda sucks.
It doesn't feel good to get that piece of feedback
or that book review or their comments
on your YouTube channel.
Yeah, I got one of those this week
on the kiss my typos video.
It's pretty exciting.
But most people are not excited by that.
Most people are freaked out by the fact that they've got
a negative review.
And they feel that they've gotta figure out the perfect way
to respond to that piece of negativity
and give it all of their time and attention
and they obsess about anybody
not finding everything they do really great.
If you do that I Shouldn't Hilda wins.
Because now obsessing about that one person
who didn't dig your content means
you're not spending all of your time and energy
on all of the other people
who might dig your next piece of content.
So the Hater Dance is this, it's very simple and ridiculous.
A lot of what I do is ridiculous on purpose.
The Hater Dance is whenever one of my coaching clients
gets a hater I invite them to call me,
to let me know immediately.
We're gonna hop on camera and dance it out
like we're Meredith Grey and Cristina Yang
from Grey's Anatomy.
Because getting a hater is worthy of celebration.
I'm gonna say that again.
Getting a hater is worthy of celebration.
You see when you have your haters,
it's a sign that you're visible.
It's a sign that you're not just visible
but your word is getting out about you.
It means that your content is getting in front of eyes
that maybe it's not really meant for and that's okay
because you're shaking the world by its shoulders.
You're saying something, you're showing up,
you're making an impact.
Isn't that why we got into business in the first place?
So I invite you whenever you experience a hater,
to instead of obsessing about
how you're supposed to respond to it,
don't freakin' respond.
Let it go and go and dance it out with a best friend.
Like truly,
just celebrate the fact that you are so visible
and so out there that somebody felt the need to tell you
how much they didn't care for what you did.
It actually isn't fatal and you'll be perfectly fine.
Once you shift your focus to the fact that that means
you're doing something that matters.
Thank you so much for tuning into this video.
My name is Coach Jennie and if you haven't yet,
please subscribe to this channel and click that little bell
so that you get a notification the next time I drop a video.
And be sure to watch them all the way to the end
because there are always bloopers.
Cue the bloopers please.
And if you fall into her trap,
you're never going to do something important
that I was meaning to say there.
Hi!
How's it going?
- [Man] Not bad (mutters).
- Oh yeah absolutely, do your thing.
And if you ever need some more help,
let me know I am here for, what?
The possibility of pissing somebody off grows infinitely.
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The Reason Why Asians and Indians are So Good at Math - Duration: 6:54.
math
that thing that Indian Asian kids seem to be really good at
now contrary
to what you may think
Indians aren't born with mathematical proficiency
because
that's just not how genetics works
okay
fortunately for you
as a former Indian kid
I can provide you with in-depth
insight
into why
Indian and Asian kids
are so good at math
enjoy
now for the
rest of the video I'm gonna be referring to Indian Asian people
as just Asian
people
because India is in Asia
and I know
Russia is also in Asia
but we just
don't count them okay
now that we've got geography on the way
let's get to the
math
now since Asian kids aren't born with math skills
this means that there
are some Asians
who are not good at math
lies
but for the majority who are good at math
it's because they were bred that way
Asian parents
especially immigrants
want their kids to do well
and become high paid engineers
doctors
and business people
so as an Asian kid
even if you get the
straight A's
this happens
school is too easy
it was at this moment he knew he
and because Asian parents feel this way
they send their kids to kumon
which is basically a math school where Asian kids go after regular school
to learn and practice more math
it's a nightmare
kumon even gives you
homework on top of the homework that you already got from regular school
monsters
and if you think that the madness ends when summer vacation starts
boy are you
mistaken this is because
while the non Asian kids are off playing sports
going
art camp for doing whatever the heck else kids do for fun
the Asian kids
are still going to Kumon
or being forced to do some other productive activity
like
mastering the violin the piano
in my case
my dad made me do
four pages from a math book everyday
before I could do anything else for fun
now four pages doesn't seem that bad
well that is
until you realize
that each
page had 25 algebra problems
for a grand total of
100 problems
and also the I was
in the fifth grade
meaning
that I wouldn't be learning algebra in school
for another two years
ridiculous
now on top of the explicitly
math related stuff like kumon and math
books when you have Asian parents
they have the tendency to take any random thing
no matter how innocent it
may be
and make it on math problem
take the scene from fresh off the boat for
example
if this jukebox uses 50 kilowatts of power at 11 cents per
kilowatt and a 3-minute song cost 25 cents
how much money do we lose per song
two and a half cents
oh man
and this is why I never plug in the jukebox
now if you think
this is a joke or some overdramatized stereotype
meant to entertain
you are mistaken
this is not a game
this was my life
every day
millions of Asian kids
are subjugated to these tests
Oh maaaaaaan
Asian kids can't even escape the math madness
by playing video games
that's right
my first video game when I was six
was a
math video game
basically there was this astronaut outside a space station
and in order to keep him from drifting way
into the black abyss of space
I had to solve
addition problems
can you imagine the stress that caused me
this little astronaut survival
was
dependent on my ability
to solve math problems
just imagine
um houston we have we have a problem over
oh crap what is it
uh 97 plus 17
wait what what are you talking about
we are drifting
into space with no fuel we need this answer
now
but I can't even count to 100
we're losing signal I repeat where we're losing
Georgia agent Georgia do you read
nooooooooooooooo
though if i'm being completely honest
at the time
I thought that was the best
game
ever
but that's because I didn't really know other games existed
so I had nothing else to compare it to
oh you poor thing
so far I've told you how
Asian parents make their kids do extra math
and you may be thinking
why dont the kids
just refuse to do the math
Oh silly white person
that's not an
option okay
let me show you what happens if an Asian kid refuses to do math
or does math incorrectly
roll the clip
now that clip can be hard to watch
which is
why it went viral in 2017
all the white people were up in arms saying things
like
this is terrible
I can't imagine a parent doing this
meanwhile
all the Asian people were like
what are you talking about
isn't this normal
this was my childhood
and maybe
the slap at the end isn't a common thing
but Asian parents will make you feel
terrible
for getting questions wrong
array beta vat is 754 times 17
uhhhhh
hurry up idiot
uh twelve twelve thousand eight hundred and eighteen
huh
twelve thousand eight hundred and eighteen
I'll give you one slap
but but but it's right
array you can't prove that
yeah
I can it says right here
array you're cheating now ehhh
one slap you'll get now
that's just a dramatization
I would never actually tell my dad
when I was
cheating
I mean what do you think I am
an idiot
idiot
I guess in retrospect
I'm
kind of thankful that my parents raised me like this
even though it was kind of
a pain in the
it helped me achieve so many things in life and helped get me to
where I am today
although now I make youtube videos
which doesn't really
require math
or pay the bills
yet
but yeah let me know your thoughts in the
comments below maybe you watch another video
and as always
never
share your
password
okay
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- [Alex Trebek] The Galapagos: Plants and Animals.
- Galapagos: Plants and Animals, for 200.
- [Alex Trebek] Alright.
- A 2013 study on diving mammals,
like these Galapagos sea lions.
Found that they contain a positively charged myoglobin.
It's a protein that allows them to store this gas.
Which permits them to stay under water longer.
As they hunt for their fish prey.
- [Alex Trebek] William.
- What is oxygen?
- [Alex Trebek] Right.
- Four.
- With eyes that are adapted for it's hunting time
when small fish rise to the surface to feed on plankton.
The swallow tailed gull is the only gull
that can be described by this nine letter adjective.
- [Alex Trebek] Rob.
- What is nocturnal?
- [Alex Trebek] That's the word.
- 600, please.
- Over 60,000 acres of the Galapagos islands have been
set aside for beneficial crops like
this grass of the genus Saccharum.
This primitive, but very effective press,
is helping to extract the juices.
Go Jimmy, go Jimmy...
(audience laughs)
- [Alex Trebek] Nancy.
- What is sugarcane?
- [Alex Trebek] Yup.
- Galapagos: Plants and Animals for 800.
(electronic sound)
- [Alex Trebek] Answer there the Daily Double.
(audience applause)
And you're in the lead.
- 1,200.
- [Alex Trebek] 12 for an even 6,000.
Here am I, with the clue.
- "Darwin's finches writ large", is how Carl Safina
describes this soaring bird.
The wave type here in the Galapagos is
the only truly tropical type and it has evolved
distinct markings that help provide its name.
- What's a gull?
- [Alex Trebek] No, what is the albatross?
You're close.
Alright, let's take a look at the last clue, shall we?
- Portulaca, which is this type of plant,
named for it's water storing tissues.
Will turn a bright yellow in the rainy season.
The land iguanas that feast on this plant
will eagerly approach visitors.
If they happen to be wearing yellow.
- [Alex Trebek] Rob.
- What is moss?
- [Alex Trebek] No, William or Nancy?
(signal beeps)
- Those are succulents. Succulents. Alright.
- Galapagos sea lions are thigmotactic.
Which means they thrive on bodily contact.
So if they become solitary, they tend to deteriorate.
The ideal social group then, is this one.
With an exotic name, it could be as many
as 30 females headed by one single bull.
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FIFA Best Awards: Luka Modric beats Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah to top award - Duration: 9:22.
Real Madrid star Modric won the top gong after his stunning year. The 33-year-old helped Madrid seal a third Champions League in a row and inspired Croatia to the World Cup final
Modric collected the award from Idris Elba and Gianni Infantino at the end of the night in the Royal Festival Hall in London
Elsewhere Marta picked up the Best Women's Player, Didier Deschamps won coach of the year, Thibaut Courtois won best goalkeeper and Mohamed Salah won the award for best goal
Modric speaks Luka Modric reveals how it feels to collect the award. The Madrid ace dedicates the gong to Zvonimir Boban, who lead Croatia during the World Cup in 1998
"It is a great honour and a beautiful feeling to stand here with this amazing trophy
First of all I would like to congratulate Mohamed and Cristiano," he said. "I am sure in the future you will have another opportunity to fight for this trophy
"This award is not just mine. It is my teammates from Real Madrid and Croatia. Without my coaches I would not have won this
Without my family I would not be the player I am today. "Thanks to my fans for all the great support and love they are showing me
It means a lot. Thanks to those who voted for me. "I would just like to mention my footballing idol and former 1998 Croatia captain
He was my big inspiration and that team gave us belief we could create something in Russia
"This award shows that we can all become the best with hard work and dedication. All your dreams can come true
"Modric wins! Luka Modric wins the top award as the FIFA Best Player - beating Mohamed Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo
The Croatia star had a brilliant year, getting to the World Cup final and winning the Champions League again
Modric won the Golden Ball at the World Cup and UEFA Men's Player of the Year earlier this summer
Modric's win breaks the Lionel Messi-Ronaldo duopoly of the last 10 years and it follows his player of the tournament prize at Russia 2018 and UEFA player of the year accolade last month
Women's award Marta of Orlando Pride and Brazil picks up the Best Women's Player award
The 32-year-old has 110 goals in 133 games for Brazil and has long been considered the best player in the women's game
She was runner up in 2016 and has now finally won the award. She has won the FIFA World Player of the year five times, been runner up four times and third twice
The FIFPRO XI is… David De Gea Dani Alves Raphael Varane Sergio Ramos Marcelo Luka Modric N'golo Kante Eden Hazard Lionel Messi Kylian Mbappe Cristiano RonaldoPeru fans win for World Cup adventure Peru fans have been voted the best for their showing at the World Cup
The South Americans trekked to Russia to see their team give their all and come away with loads of credit
They lost to Denmark and France, both 1-0, before beating Australia 2-0 in their final game
Lennart Thy picks up the award for FIFA Fair Play.'Don't look back in anger'. Noel Gallagher is on stage doing 'his thing' as the awards take a break
We needed that. They were coming fast and furious. So far Salah looks to have stolen his award but Courtois looks good value for his
Fans on Twitter weren't sure about the Salah decision…Courtois up next Thibaut Courtois takes goalkeeper of the year
The Real Madrid man, who joined from Chelsea this summer, accepted his award after beating Hugo Lloris and Kasper Schmeichel
The Best Women's coach award goes to Lyon boss Reynald Pedros. Lyon won the Champions League again this season
Deschamps named top boss Didier Deschamps beats fellow Frenchman Zinedine Zidane to the Coach of the Year
The World Cup winner collected the gong from Arsene Wenger He thanks his boss, the president of the French Federation…First award goes to… Mohamed Salah Liverpool star Mohamed Salah wins the Puskas Award for the best goal of the year
He beats the likes of Gareth Bale and Benjamin Pavard to the gong to the surprise of many
It was Salah's goal against Everton that took the award. Salah gave a small acceptance speech but said little of interest
Here we go… Idris Elba is leading proceedings as we get underway in London for the FIFA Best Awards
The nine awards will be handed out through the night with Luka Modric expected to take the big one
The Croatian got to the World Cup final and won the Champions League. Cristiano Ronaldo has stayed away suggesting he has not won
Mohamed Salah is there though… FIFA Best Awards LIVE updates - Follow the latestNo small talk for Salah Mohamed Salah snubbed Sky presenter Kelly Cates on his way into the awards
Cates asked for a moment of Salah's time on his way in on the green carpet. But he shook Gary Neville's hand and walked straight by
Must be eager to check out the free food on offer tonight…Hazard a guess. Eden Hazard has his say on the voting for tonight
"I vote for Modric, but for me, Mo Salah is my friend, so I want him to win," he said on arrival
The Chelsea has started the season like a house on fire after an excellent World Cup
Maybe he's thinking about being in the running next year. Some big names have walked along the *GREEN* carpet tonight for the FIFA award show
Dani Alves, Arsene Wenger, Fabio Capello, Gianni Infantino, Roberto Martinez, Nwankwo Kanu, Clint Dempsey
The A-LIST. It should prove to be an interesting night. Modric won the World Cup's best player award despite being beaten in the final and is the hot favourite tonight
Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah are the other options but all signs point towards Modric for the time being
Categories Who could win the awards?The Best Fifa Men's Player Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus & Portugal) Luka Modric (Real Madrid & Croatia) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool & Egypt)The Best Fifa Women's Player Ada Hegerberg (Lyon & Norway) Dzsenifer Marozsan (Lyon & Germany) Marta (Orlando Pride & Brazil)The Best Fifa Men's Coach Zlatko Dalic (Croatia) Didier Deschamps (France) Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid)The Best Fifa Women's Coach Reynald Pedros (Lyon) Asako Takakura (Japan) Sarina Wiegman (Netherlands)The Fifa Puskas Award Gareth Bale (Real Madrid vs Liverpool) Denis Cheryshev (Russia vs Croatia) Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid vs Juventus) Lazaros Christodoulopoulos (AEK vs Olympiakos) Giorgian De Arrascaeta (Cruzeiro vs America MG) Riley McGree (Newcastle Jets vs Melbourne City) Lionel Messi (Argentina vs Nigeria, World Cup) Benjamin Pavard (France vs Argentina, World Cup) Ricardo Quaresma (Portugal vs Iran, World Cup) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool vs Everton)The Fifa Goalkeeper Award Thibaut Courtois (Belgium & Real Madrid) Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark & Leicester) Hugo Lloris (France & Tottenham)The Fifa Fan Award Sebastian Carrera, Coquimbo Unido – Chilean Primea B Japan and Senegal supporters - World Cup Peru supporters - World CupFifa Fifpro World11 Goalkeepers (5): Gianluigi Buffon (Italy/Paris Saint-Germain/Juventus FC), Thibaut Courtois (Belgium/Real Madrid CF/Chelsea FC), David De Gea (Spain/Manchester United FC), Keylor Navas (Costa Rica/Real Madrid CF), Marc-André ter Stegen (Germany/FC Barcelona)
Defenders (20): Jordi Alba (Spain/FC Barcelona), Daniel Carvajal (Spain/Real Madrid CF), Giorgio Chiellini (Italy/Juventus), Dani Alves (Brazil/Paris Saint-Germain), Diego Godin (Uruguay/Atletico Madrid), Mats Hummels (Germany/FC Bayern Munich), Joshua Kimmich (Germany/FC Bayern Munich) Dejan Lovren (Croatia/Liverpool), Marcelo (Brazil/Real Madrid CF), Yerry Mina (Colombia/Everton/FC Barcelona), Benjamin Pavard (France/VfB Stuttgart), Gerard Pique (Spain/FC Barcelona), Sergio Ramos (Spain/Real Madrid CF), Thiago Silva (Brazil/Paris Saint-Germain), Kieran Trippier (England/Tottenham Hotspur), Samuel Umtiti (France/FC Barcelona), Virgil van Dijk (Netherlands/Liverpool), Raphael Varane (France/Real Madrid CF), Sime Vrsaljko (Croatia/Internazionale/Atletico Madrid), Kyle Walker (England/Manchester City)
Midfielders (15): Sergio Busquets (Spain/FC Barcelona), Casemiro (Brazil/Real Madrid CF), Philippe Coutinho (Brazil/FC Barcelona), Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium/Manchester City), Eden Hazard (Belgium, Chelsea), Andres Iniesta (Spain/Vissel Kobe/FC Barcelona), Isco (Spain/Real Madrid CF), N'Golo Kante (France/Chelsea), Toni Kroos (Germany/Real Madrid CF), Nemanja Matic (Serbia/Manchester United FC), Luka Modric (Croatia/Real Madrid CF), Paul Pogba (France/Manchester United), Ivan Rakitic (Croatia/FC Barcelona), David Silva (Spain/Manchester City), Arturo Vidal (Chile/FC Barcelona/FC Bayern Munich)
Forwards (15): Karim Benzema (France/Real Madrid CF), Edinson Cavani (Uruguay/Paris Saint-Germain), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal/Juventus/Real Madrid CF), Paulo Dybala (Argentina/Juventus), Antoine Griezmann (France/Atletico Madrid), Harry Kane (England/Tottenham Hotspur), Robert Lewandowski (Poland/FC Bayern Munich), Romelu Lukaku (Belgium/Manchester United), Mario Mandzukic (Croatia/Juventus), Sadio Mane (Senegal/Liverpool), Kylian Mbappe (France/Paris Saint-Germain), Lionel Messi (Argentina/FC Barcelona), Neymar (Brazil/Paris Saint-Germain), Mohamed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool), Luis Suarez (Uruguay/FC Barcelona)
How are the awards decided? The FIFA Best Awards is FIFA's version of the Ballon d'Or, but it relies on votes to pick the winners
The vote is broken down into: 25% public, 25% to members of the world's media, 25% to national team coaches, and 25% national team captains
Categories The FIFA Best Awards covers nine different categories with the awards all to be handed out tonight - these are as follows
The Best Fifa Men's Player The Best Fifa Women's Player The Best Fifa Men's Coach The Best Fifa Women's Coach The Best Fifa Goalkeeper The Fifa Fair Play Award The Fifa Puskás Award The Fifa Fan Award Fifa Fifpro World11Welcome Hello and welcome to the FIFA Best Awards
Live TV coverage of the event begins at 7.30pm on Sky Sports but we'll run you through the goings on before that gets underway
Luka Modric remains favourite for the main award tonight as he heads the shortlist with Mohamed Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo
Other awards on offer include the Puskas award for the best goal and the Coach of the year
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