Youtube daily report w Nov 21 2018

Hi I'm Mike We all have our honey do lists, sometimes its take out the trash sometimes

its wash the car.

And sometimes its the big one.

Today Erin pulls out a marker, and hopefully we gain some points as she wants to have a

farmers market, right here in the shop on the ranch, today.

The last farmers market got called off in town, this is her redemption, on the project

list on our wyoming life.

Welcome back to our Wyoming life.

Some weeks the project list takes a weird turn, sometimes its due to something breaking

that needs fixed right away and sometimes its my own doing.

Most of the time, I know what I have coming up and am able to plan for it and get it done.

Today however is a bit different, this is a short notice project list and one that is

pretty time dependent.

If you are new here let me explain just a for a few seconds.

The project list is the list on the board behind me here.

It's a list of things that need done around here on the ranch and each Tuesday we pick

something off the board and go for it.

We walk through it and give you the how and the why we are doing it.

Today we are straying from the norm, and I blame Erin.

Not really, the whole ranch is a family affair and we said long ago that if we are going

to do this we are going to have to work as a team.

Today is a team effort.

Last Saturday was supposed to be farmers market in town.

Bad weather and other trade shows and the like it town caused Erin to cancel it.

She decided that she didn't want to be the only person there, and I don't blame here.

But like with most things, Erin cant just let it lie there.

She feels a responsibility to her customers and she did already have a bunch of stuff

picked and ready to go.

It has to go somewhere so in a spur of the moment decision, she decided to have a farmers

market out here.

Just us on the ranch, in the shop.

Surprise surprise surprise.

The shop is a disaster, we need to get it cleaned up and ready to go by 4 this afternoon.

Erin is inside starting to make her baked goods for market and she will be out picking

more vegetables later.

Its now about 9 am, the animals have been fed, and now the clock is ticking.

Heres how I hope today will go.

I need to get the shop cleaned all out.

Clean the floors a bit and get everything all nice and pretty to receive guests.

We are going to have move the peacock back into the barn for a bit.

Then hopefully Erin will be done baking and picking veggies, and be able to come down

and help set up.

Someone will have to run into town about 3 and get girls from school, then come back

and help finish up to be ready by 4.

After getting all the big stuff that we can get out of the way, we can start with the

small.

All of the burnable trash, mostly cardboard will go to the incinerator where it will be

burned.

Everything else that needs to get put away is moved.

Put away is a pretty strong term, lets just say restashed until later.

Then its time to go and check in with Erin in the house and see where she sits.

With

a

hope to be out picking veggies by noon we head back out to the shop.

Somethings are stashed in the sales barn, some stuff goes off to the kitchen in the

shop.

The big goal here is to get it out of the way and give the illusion of order.

I'm good at that.

Soon the shop is vacated of everything that doesn't need to be in here, except for the

peacock, he is taken back out to the barn for now and his new roost is moved out to

the sales barn.

Out of site, out of mind.

Floors are next up and its incredible to me how much dirt a shop floor can accumulate.

I tend to sweep, then end up running a shop vac over hard to reach spaces and even Lincoln

comes on out to lend a hand with the vacuum.

Hearing protection included.

Erin gives me a pass on scrubbing the floor, shes probably right, they wouldn't be dry

in time anyway and as noon comes and goes, she is still not out in the garden getting

anything picked.

The clock keeps ticking and clean up continues and soon Erin is out and picking in the gardens.

Harvesting lettuce during 40 degree weather.

Kale, and salanova lettuce are both harvested.

After harvesting, everything is put back to bed.

Back to the shop, for washing and cleaning.

Kale is bundled for sale and lettuce is packaged.

By 3 its off to get kids and when I return Erin has tables set up and kids get to helping,

sorting carrots into bins.

Erin gets to pricing and by just a little after 4 we are ready to go.

Signs are on the road to guide people in and if you build it, they will come.

And some do.

This whole market at the ranch is a bit of experiment, will people drive the 20 minutes

to come out, will they find it worthwhile.

Customers can be fickle and I get it, time is money.

But if we don't try then we wont know.

We decided to stay open for 4 hours, and there is a good amount of down time, its not the

steady crowd that we deal with at summer market.

But overall the day seems to be worth it.

We often talk about exploring the ranch life and escaping the ordinary.

More often than not, we escape our ordinary.

Just like today, this was something that we have never done in quite this way.

We had a summer market out here a few years ago, but this is first in November.

Was it worth it?

I would like to think so.

It was a good experiment, we didn't get a lot of traffic, but those that did come,

they spent money.

They bought a lot of meat, so that's a good thing.

I ended up with a clean shop, although I still think I am going to have to clean the floors

some more and Erin is happy.

That's all that matters, her customers that missed her last weekend were able to come

out and get their shopping lists filled.

We sold hams and roasts for thanksgiving and Christmas tables and that really makes it

worth it.

To be able to pass on our work to others to enjoy and actually be able to have the interaction

with customers, for them, knowing exactly who they are buying their food from and for

us, that personal connection.

There's nothing like it.

Thanks for coming along today, it was a little hectic, a lot stressful but we got it done,

and honestly I wasn't sure we could pull it off.

This Thursday we are taking the day to spend with family so there will not be a full Thursday

video from us, but we will be back on Sunday with our normal ranch video so we hope to

see you then.

Please hit that thumbs up and until I see you again, have a happy and safe thankgiving

and thanks for joining us in our Wyoming life.

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Is It Worth Becoming a Car Mechanic in 2018 - Duration: 4:57.

rev up your engines, Steve Lee says Scotty would you be a mechanic now if you're

starting out with electric cars coming out and being so complex with

expensive Diagnostics, who knows you never know what happen if you were born in

a different generation, I'm 65 years old,

but actually electronic cars are much simpler than gasoline cars, all they have

is the electric motor that's spinning, so they're actually much less complex than

gasoline cars that have to have fancy transmissions and electronic ignition

systems and fuel injection systems they're actually much simpler, you do

have to understand electronics but anything could be figured out if you

really want and with modern diagnostic equipment, I mean I get stuff like this

is an $800 scan tool that gets data it does quite a good job and I've got

ones that are $10,000 that do really excellent jobs, so yeah probably still

would have, cuz I like working by myself, not having to deal with people so

I probably still would be a mechanic who knows, I still am now anyways, law says scotty

I got an 06 Lexus GS 300 it burns a quart every 500 miles, is it

a problem a piston ring or something else

thank you, well generally first change the PCV valve it could be bad, it cost

practically nothing $10 change that, if that doesn't fix it, then it's

either the piston rings or your valve seals are gone, and if you want to figure

that out all you gotta do is either have a mechanic do it or do it yourself, do a

wet and dry compression test, you take the spark plugs out and you do a

compression test and then in each cylinder, you put like a teaspoon of oil

in and then do another compression test that's the wet one, and if the pressure

goes up a whole bunch, that means the piston rings are worn, if the pressure

doesn't go up much, then it means the valve seals under the valves, either way it's

a super expensive thing to repair, if the PCV valve doesn't fix it, just

live with it and add oil as it burns it, because you would have to rebuild the

engine and those v6 engines are very complicated to rebuild, socket

eight nine says, opinion on a 2013 Mini Cooper S, okay that's their

racing version, now mini Coopers, the original minis

were an interesting revolutionary technology, the new ones are kind of a

sales gimmick, they're cute little car people buying because they look cute, but

technologically they generally tend to fall apart as they

age, I've seen the wiring harnesses going, I've had numerous customers with them and

the engines blew up, they're not all that

well made and since BMW is the company that's making most of the parts for them,

they cost a fortune to buy parts for, I worked on one where the rear disc brake

went out and I had to go to the mini dealer, nobody else sold the parts and

the brake calipers were made by BMW and they were like 750 bucks apiece and

nobody else had them, so the parts cost a fortune,

they're cute to drive around in but in the long haul, they don't hold up very

well, but if you do want to get one you can get a used one cheap, here in the

United States they got horrible resale value, so you can get a cute one, if you

get one with lower mileage and you want to play around with it, go right ahead,

but don't think you can get one of those and put 20,000 miles a year on them and

it's gonna last very long and be a dependable car to use, it just doesn't

work that way with those things, D Christopher, is a Geo Metro a good car

to learn to work on, Geo Metros had those funky 3 cylinder engines,

sure you know you can get them dirt cheap, as a matter of fact, I had a customer

yesterday he was a truck driver and he wants the car just to drive around and he's

got one of those it's got 250,000 miles, he says, yeah it's slow but I don't car,e I

just drive it to get to my big 18-wheeler and then drive all over in that

so I don't care and his wife's got a nicer car so that's his

Knockaround car, and there's simple cars and parts are readily available on the

internet for them, so it would be a very good car to learn to work on, they're small

there's a lot of working room and you can pick them up dirt cheap too and they

can still run, if you could get a choice they'll get a standard transmission one,

the automatic transmissions are garbage on those, Peter Christensen says Scotty I

got an 88 Dodge Ram with a 318 fuel-injected

v8, 318's are good engines, it always stalls if not on the gas and this morning

it wouldn't start, what could be wrong

thanks, ok well it's a dinosaur it's what 31 years old, so you got an old

vehicle there you know, it was fuel injected but that's the old fuel

injection style system, my advice would be get remanufactured or brand new fuel

injectors for it first, it's so old and also pressure test the fuel pump after

changing the fuel filter, because that old the pump probably isn't putting out

the pressure it should and when it's cold it won't run just right, so really

that's when I'd start with, and you never know is so old there's so many things

that could possibly go wrong but something that old, the fuel-injection

system is gonna need some work at that age, it's amazing that it still runs

really, so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos,

remember to ring that Bell!

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Sonic Forces - Why It's an Okay Game - Duration: 14:30.

- [JAMES] One year ago,

Sega unleashed Sonic Forces upon the world.

Released a bit less than generation after the previous 3d Sonic game - Sonic: Lost World -

this game went back to the boost style of Sonic gameplay popular in titles such as well Sonic Generations.

And, this may have been celebrated by many if this title

had not been released in late 2017.

Earlier that same year

Sonic Mania was released, which was a game that not only returned to the classic Sega

Genesis 2d platforming style that made the series

famous, but was so well received upon release that it became the most critically acclaimed Sonic game in over two decades.

Oh, and, y'know, it became the subject of not one but two different mini-documentaries from yours truly.

Sonic Forces was not quite as warmly received as that title. While Mania had been made by a team of longtime Sonic fans,

Forces, like most Sonic titles, was developed by Sega's in-house Sonic Team.

Garnering a six point nine out of ten from IGN,

a 57% on Metacritic, and a rant about its mediocrity from SomecallmeJohnny,

it was a game that the general Sonic community excitedly labeled as...

meh.

Yet, I still played it and had a lot of fun. In fact, I had so much fun with it upon launch that

I actually made a review that I titled "Sonic Forces - Why It Is a Good Game."

But, almost over a year has past. Well actually, exactly a year has passed since that review and

admittedly some of my thoughts have changed on the game. Do I still think sonic Forces is a good game?

Well, maybe that's debatable but I still think Sonic Forces is an okay game, and that's what we're going over in today's video!

Welcome to Stuff We Play, where now

it's time for Sonic Forces round two! As many of you probably know, I picked this game up on the Nintendo Switch

day one and admittedly I also beat it day one.

It's not a very long game.

But, we'll get into. This title sought to bring a few new things to the table to differentiate it from other Sonic games.

Despite as prominent as it was displayed in the game itself and in the advertising,

the story here was pretty crap/

However, Sonic Forces also had a refined version of the boost gameplay which had become so popular in titles such as Sonic Unleashed, Colours, and

Generations, and also had the ability to play as your own deviantart Sonic OC, free Shadow the Hedgehog DLC and also,

classic Sonic, for some reason, despite Mania being

released earlier that year and that literally just being classic Sonic, but once again that's besides the point.

I felt like most of this worked pretty well initially.

But, does it still hold up? Or, if it holds up does it hold up as well as I thought it would? Let's find out!

Sonic Forces aims to offer a vain attempt at a dark, gritty war story because of course

that's what everyone wants in their cartoony blue hedgehog game. The evil. Dr. Eggman has taken over the world

so you - and by you I mean your erotic fan art fodder who I made to look a bit like Jazz Jackrabbit and later on like...

Yeah - well you join the resistance!

However, soon Sonic the Hedgehog himself gets kidnapped and a new evil named Infinite comes out of the shadows.

Shortly afterwards, apparently Sonic gets horribly tortured and, according to Knuckles, Tails starts to go crazy from grief, but you know

no actual dismay or signs of trauma are present in any interactions with them after encountering them themselves.

Seriously, apparently Sonic was being given to ol' Guantanamo Bay treatment by Eggman but you know, that didn't affect him at all!

Literally within minutes,

he was back to being his old cringy 90s-esque self.

On top of this, despite bosses such as Chaos from Sonic Adventure and Zavok from Sonic: Lost World appearing in the game's cutscenes,

you don't fight all of them. Chaos is defeated off screen, as is this Shadow the Hedgehog clone.

How lame. As far as the non-Eggman character fights go, you fight Infinite a few times,

and admittedly all but the first of these are pretty cool and interesting, and you also fight Metal Sonic, who is

actually a ton of fun despite him also being present in Sonic Mania.

The Zavok fight, however. is trash pure trash. It's slow. It's cumbersome

It's very not Sonic. You need to homing attack into him and the reticle doesn't always appear and honestly, it's just not a good time.

But thankfully, this is a one and done boss fight. In a stroke of originality for the Sonic series,

Eggman is not actually after the seven Chaos Emeralds.

Instead he's after the mysterious Phantom Ruby, which was that purple thing he used to send Sonic all over time and space in Sonic Mania.

It's pretty much just used as a plot MacGuffin here.

It's just there to make you do stuff and also to vainly link this game to Sonic Mania.

Also, Classic Sonic is here. Not the Sonic Generations

Classic Sonic, which was Sonic from the past, but Classic Sonic from Sonic Mania, which apparently is Sonic from an alternate timeline.

Yeah, it's confusing and I have no idea why he's actually here. He could be taken out of this game and nothing would be lost.

I mean that both in terms of story and gameplay.

Moving into the gameplay itself, actually, Classic Sonic just feels janky. I said it wasn't so bad

and that you could get used to it after awhile in my previous review.

Yet, now that I think about it ,the same can be said about having a burning dumpster fire filled with kimchi behind your house.

In Sonic Mania, Classic Sonic controls the best he ever has. He has the perfect amount of weight,

decent midair control, a great sense of momentum, and

also a new drop dash ability which allows you to speed off into your ball form after landing from a jump or fall.

Sonic Forces keeps the drop dash ability from Mania, but then says "screw it" to the rest of that.

Classic Sonic here is stiff and weighty and stomps much too fast. He also feels rather imprecise, though

the stage design here is built around this control.

It's off-putting, and honestly

I don't know why they didn't just bring over Classic Sonic's control style from Sonic Generations, as that felt much

much better than what we have here. With that said, modern Sonic's back in his boost formula from Generations.

He has the best control he ever has had. This is thanks due in part to the new game engine.

The Hedgehog Engine 2.0, I believe it was called?

Sonic is not as slippery as he wasn't Sonic Colours or Unleashed, and can turn corners much easier.

However, his homing attack is not as precise as it used to be.

So, be warned when exploring a few alternate paths that the levels have here. Then, we have your avatar character.

I named mine Vapelord the Abomination.

You can choose how this guy looks, what he wears, and even what projectile weapon, referred to as a "Wispon", he wields.

One thing I'd like to mention clothes-wise is that if you bought this game at launch,

you actually got some cool outfits based off of other Sega properties!

But anyways, on to the weapons or "Wispons."

The "Wispons" use one of the Wisps from Sonic Colours to give you a certain ability, like a flamethrower

or an electric whip, and then also let's you use one wisp power up during the stages.

Only one. Even if you see capsules for other ones

you can't use them unless you have the Wispon that allows you well to use them equipped. I get why they restricted this.

Sonic can't use any Wisps at all here, and by limiting your avatar to only one Wisp per Wispon,

it encourages replayability.

But at the same time, as Sonic can use any and all Wisps in Colours, this seems rather arbitrary.

As for actual control, I really enjoy how the custom character controls. While note as fast as modern Sonic,

he's just as tight and the Wispons are fun to use and to experiment with.

Also, I enjoy the stages where you play together with modern Sonic, as these two gameplay styles just meshed together really well.

However, the double boost sections you'll find in these stages will literally play themselves if you let them, and that's where we get to perhaps

the biggest issue with Sonic Forces: the level design. Now before we go into that,

let me touch on the graphics and music. Graphically speaking, this game looks great.

Even on the Switch where it's limited to 30 frames per second,

there's never any issues or major glitches and the game looks especially wonderful if you play it in 4K on the Xbox One X.

As far as modern Sonic games go, though,

the classic series inspired locales here aren't as original or unique to look at as the varied worlds of Sonic Colours or the

exotic locales of Sonic Unleashed. However, they're still quite pleasing to the eye. As for the soundtrack,

I wasn't hot on a lot of it initially.

Particularly, the vocal-heavy pieces in the past year especially have really grown on me.

My favourite track in the game is definitely Aqua Road. By the way, as for Classic Sonic's Genesis style music,

I know a lot of people don't like these and see it as nostalgia pandering, but honestly, as I said my original review,

I honestly really liked these. My favourite of these by the way this is still Ghost Town.

I still think the main game theme, Fist Bump, is pretty lame, and speaking of lame

oh yeah! Let's get back to the level design. The first level of the game here is Green Hill Zone,

appearing again for the... uh...let's see, Sonic 1, Adventure 2, the Master System game,

Generations... man, for like the thousandth time in a damn series!

Like I kind of wish we got Emerald Hill or something.

Well, if they have to do a throwback first level. Though, Green Hill soon turns out to be more of a

"Sand Hill". Yeah, Sonic says that in one of the levels. Anyways, Green Hill is fun. It's fast.

It's full of Eggman's robots...that don't even attack you?

Wow, these things are useless as hell, but that's okay because the level is still super fast and over in a minute.

Well, I mean the first zone of any Sonic game is super short, but what if we skip a few levels to the Death Egg and...

Oh.

Even when we get in the late game, most of these levels can be beat within

two minutes or less.

This means the stage length here is the perfect length for playing in short bursts on the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode.

But, in docked mode or on any other modern console,

these lengths, well,

they leave a bit to be desired to say the least. A lot of these stages such as Casino Forest here have some really neat,

original ideas, but I wish more was done with them and that they were all fleshed out a bit more. It's overall kind of disappointing.

No matter what character you're playing as, your stage will likely be super short.

It's a shame since these characters all control so well -

well, except Classic Sonic. It makes you really want more.

The level design, technically speaking, is solid. Most of these levels end right when you feel like you're getting into them.

Some of these also have some neat gimmicks, such as Aqua Road,

but also a lot of these also require minimal player input.

There was a meme when the game first came out about how "Sonic Forces literally plays itself."

While that is perhaps a bit hyperbolic,

there are many parts of this game where, if you wanted to, much like I did in a live stream awhile back,

you could put the controller down, go downstairs, grab a Coke

from the fridge, and have the game still playing when you get back.

Some of these stages have mid-level cutscenes that, despite looking cool and having neat set pieces, just break the flow.

Now as some of you know, outside of YouTube, I'm a writer.

One of the most important things they tell you in writing, both in fiction and nonfiction, is to "show don't tell."

I think I finally found a video game equivalent of this:

Video games are experiences, thus I would prefer if these stages were designed with a philosophy of "play don't watch."

Well, with that said, none of stage design here is bad per se. Oh, except for stage 28, which is an auto-scrolling stage

where you play as Classic Sonic, and much as I noted in Bridge Zone in my Sonic 1 Master System review,

auto scrolling levels in Sonic are the definition of "heinous." But the rest of the levels, while full of some fun sections, and

I mean some really really fun sections in some of these, are on the whole nothing special.

Sonic Forces does a lot right, and while it was originally released after Mania,

I noted that it was still worth getting back then because it was the only physical release Sonic game on the Switch.

I thought the controller skins that came with it and the free DLC were some cool extras as well.

Yet, despite getting some new extras such as the Super Sonic DLC since then,

Sonic Forces has not had the added support from Sega that I was wishing it would. Furthermore, in July 2018

we got Sonic Mania Plus, which was an updated version of Sonic Mania that had additional playable characters, a

whole new mode and, well, more.

Every physical edition of Mania Plus also came with an art book and

a reversible case cover. And did I mention that it costs $10 USD less new than Forces does new?

Mania Plus, with its new editions, is a game that I feel last longer than Forces. While Forces, including its DLC,

has over thirty different stages,

these levels are shorter than Mania. While Forces has three gameplay styles, technically four, but Shadow is just a Sonic clone,

the play styles in Mania Plus are all very distinct and the levels have way more paths and room to explore there.

Most of all, I feel like Forces has a lot of points where it forces you to go fast,

but mania realizes that even though Sonic is the fastest thing alive,

the goal of a Sonic game is not raw speed but rather

level designs that through learning them will allow you to keep momentum and create a sense of flow that in turn will create the illusion of speed.

This overall creates just a more satisfying gameplay experience.

Sonic Forces is not a bad game. Yet, Sonic Forces is also not a great game.

I feel that in my previous review

I may have went a bit far by saying it's a "good" game, but it's certainly an alright game.

There's a lot of fun to be had in Sonic Forces, but as far as Sonic experiences go you're probably better off playing Sonic

Colours, Generations, and of course Sonic Mania.

But I know not all of you will probably agree with me on this point. Do you love Sonic Forces?

Do you hate Sonic Forces? Do you think it's meh, like most of the Sonic community did?

Let me know in the comments below, and while you're at it also react to this video if you feel so inclined.

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So, I had a lot of fun doing this review. Thank you very much watching. Stay classy

and I hopefully I'll see you...

next time!

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Após clima tenso entre Stronda e Evandro, Rafael Ilha aconselha o humorista - Duration: 2:51.

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Using Circuit Playground Express to Count Punches - Duration: 3:37.

I want to be able to track how many punches that I was throwing.

I decided to use the Circuit Playground Express board to do this.

One, it has a three axis accelerometer on it, and it has neopixels that could light

up to show me my progress.

And when I was done, I could have a siren sound go off to signify that I completed all

my sets.

And it also has easy MakeCode that I can use.

And it has an event block.

So every time the accelerometer threshold goes above 3G, 6G, or 8g, I can trigger a

number of steps inside of that event block.

So every time I threw a punch, I wanted a purple light to go off on the board saying

okay we registered that you have thrown a punch.

And I could set a threshold for the number of reps I wanted.

So maybe every five punches that I threw were considered a set.

So five reps and that is a set.

And then I could go up to ten sets, because that's how many neopixels there are.

So every punch is a purple light.

And we can go up to five purple lights.

And then when I hit that, it starts at the bottom and says oh you've completed a set.

It will change to red.

And then it will count those as it goes to the top.

And when I've done ten sets, and it's going to go off with a siren and be like you've

done it you've completed the number of punches that you wanted to throw.

Let's go over to MakeCode and figure out how we actually program that.

To read the accelerometer.

We could use an analog input or we could use an event.

Events are easier, because every time that goes above a threshold either 3G, 6G or 8G,

it's going to allow us to do a bunch of steps.

So that's the one that we probably want to use.

And then at the start of the program we want to reset a couple of variables that we're

going to track.

We're gonna track the number of punches, the number of sets, and we're going to specify

the number of reps that we want to do inside of a set.

So in the beginning we want the punches to be zero, the sets to be zero, and we set the

number of reps inside of a set to be five.

So every time we throw a punch and trigger the event, we're going to increase the number

of neopixels that are purple by one.

And they stay whatever color we set them to until we turn them off.

So we throw the first punch, and we turn the first pixel to purple.

We throw the second punch and the value for punch has increased by one.

So we're setting the next pixel to purple.

And then when we've reached five punches, that's the number of reps we said we wanted

to do inside of a set.

Then we're going to go inside the if statement.

And we're going to turn one of the pixels red.

And this is going to count how many sets we have.

So we need to reset the neopixels.

So there's no lights lit, because they were going to stay purple.

And we're going to reset the punch count to zero, because we've gone through the number

of reps.

We want in a set.

And then we can't do the same thing we did above.

We can't just go one pixel at a time, because the set value is increasing.

And it would only change one pixel to red.

And I wanted all the pixels to light up to show me the total number.

So I created a for loop.

So it's going to start from zero and then go up to the number of sets that we have.

So for the first one, there's going to be one red light.

The second one that will be two and so on.

And after we turn on all the lights, we can increase the set number by one.

When we reach the maximum of ten sets, I wanted a siren to go off.

And then we reset the number four punches, and sets because we've gone through everything.

And we reset the lights.

And if I wanted, I could start punching again and go back up to ten sets.

You can use this code and the Circuit Playground Express boards to track the movements of other

things, like the lifting of weights.

There's a link to the code in the description below if you want to use it.

Let us know if you're working on any other projects.

Thank you so much for learning and building with us today, and we will see you next time.

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Unviersal M1 Carbine .30 Carbine - This is Rifle Country S1 Ep12 - Duration: 3:33.

WELCOME BACK TO

THIS IS RIFLE COUNTRY

AND I KNOW IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S SUNNY

BUT IT'S FREAKING COLD HERE

IN RIFLE COUNTRY

AND TODAY

WE ARE BACK OUT AT THE

5O YARD RANGE BECAUSE I HAVE

A CARBINE IN MY HAND

THAT'S RIGHT

THIS IS THE UNIVERSAL M1 CARBINE

NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH

THE MILSPEC VERSION

AND YOU SAY, WELL, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE

DON'T THEY USE THE SAME MAGAZINES

THE SAME AMMO

YEAH, THEY DO

BUT FOR SOME REASON

THE UNIVERSAL FIREARMS COMPANY DECIDED

THAT THEY NEEDED TO BE DIFFERENT

SO THEY CHANGED THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT

ONE OF THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

IS THE HEAT SHIELD

IF YOU SEE A HEAT SHIELD

THAT LOOKS LIKE THIS

IT'S PROBABLY A UNIVERSAL

THEY CHANGED THE PROFILE OF THE ACTION

SO YOU CAN'T SWAP STOCKS

BETWEEN MILITARY'S AND UNIVERSAL'S

WHY

I DON'T KNOW

I DON'T KNOW *LAUGHS*

I DON'T HAVE A LINE

TO THE FOLKS AT UNIVERSAL

BUT THE GUN FUNCTIONS, ESSENTIALLY, LIKE

A GARAND-STYLE CARBINE

HAS A WOODEN STOCK WITH SLING LOOPS

OBVIOUSLY, WE HAVE A

GARAND-STYLE ACTION HERE

WITH YOUR CHARGING HANDLE ON THAT SIDE

YOU'VE GOT A TYPICAL BARREL

TYPICAL IRON SIGHTS

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO USE FOR MAGAZINES

WELL

IF YOU GO ONLINE, YOU CAN FIND

30-ROUND VERSIONS

OR

YOU CAN STICK WITH THE

TRADITIONAL, OLD-SCHOOL WORLD WAR II

15-ROUND VERSIONS

THESE WERE ALSO CALLED JUNGLE CLIPS

AT ONE TIME

NOW IF YOU LOOK REAL CLOSE, YOU'LL NOTICE

YOU'LL SAY WELL

THAT LOOKS LIKE A BLUE STEEL MAGAZINE

AND THAT LOOKS KIND OF GREEN

THAT IS BECAUSE WHAT I DID

I BOUGHT THIS GUN USED

AND IT WAS PRETTY

IT WAS PRETTY BEAT UP

IT HAD BEEN SITTING IN SOMEONE'S CLOSET

FOR A LONG, LONG TIME

AND IT WAS PITTED, IT HAD SOME RUST MARKS

AND SO FORTH

SO I STRIPPED IT DONE COMPLETELY

I TOOK IT APART

AND I DURACOATED THE BARREL

THE HEAT SHIELD

THE ACTION, AND ONE OF THE MAGAZINES

SO IF YOU SEE THE GREEN COLOR

THAT'S BECAUSE THE GREEN COLOR

IS INDEED A DURACOAT

IF YOU SEE THE SHINE ON HERE

THAT'S BECAUSE I LUBED IT UP WITH FROGLUBE

BEFORE WE CAME TO THE RANGE

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO SHOOT TODAY

THANK YOU FOR ASKING

AGUILA AMMUNITION

MAKES A .30 CARBINE

MATTER OF FACT THEY MAKE

A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT ONES

THIS IS A .30 CARBINE

FULL METAL JACKET LOAD

YOU GUYS MIGHT BE THINKING

IS THIS A GOOD GUN

FOR PERSONAL DEFENSE

THE ANSWER IS YES

THEY MAKE FULL METAL JACKET AMMO

FOR PRACTICE

BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL COMPANIES THAT

MAKE EXPANDING SOFT POINT AMMUNITION

AND I'M PRETTY SURE SPEER IS MAKING A

A GOLD DOT STILL IN .30 CARBINE, SO

THE UNIVERSAL CARBINE

IN .30 CARBINE CARTRIDGE

IS IT STILL A GOOD GUN TODAY

I'D SAY YES

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Is It Worth Becoming a Car Mechanic in 2018 - Duration: 4:57.

rev up your engines, Steve Lee says Scotty would you be a mechanic now if you're

starting out with electric cars coming out and being so complex with

expensive Diagnostics, who knows you never know what happen if you were born in

a different generation, I'm 65 years old,

but actually electronic cars are much simpler than gasoline cars, all they have

is the electric motor that's spinning, so they're actually much less complex than

gasoline cars that have to have fancy transmissions and electronic ignition

systems and fuel injection systems they're actually much simpler, you do

have to understand electronics but anything could be figured out if you

really want and with modern diagnostic equipment, I mean I get stuff like this

is an $800 scan tool that gets data it does quite a good job and I've got

ones that are $10,000 that do really excellent jobs, so yeah probably still

would have, cuz I like working by myself, not having to deal with people so

I probably still would be a mechanic who knows, I still am now anyways, law says scotty

I got an 06 Lexus GS 300 it burns a quart every 500 miles, is it

a problem a piston ring or something else

thank you, well generally first change the PCV valve it could be bad, it cost

practically nothing $10 change that, if that doesn't fix it, then it's

either the piston rings or your valve seals are gone, and if you want to figure

that out all you gotta do is either have a mechanic do it or do it yourself, do a

wet and dry compression test, you take the spark plugs out and you do a

compression test and then in each cylinder, you put like a teaspoon of oil

in and then do another compression test that's the wet one, and if the pressure

goes up a whole bunch, that means the piston rings are worn, if the pressure

doesn't go up much, then it means the valve seals under the valves, either way it's

a super expensive thing to repair, if the PCV valve doesn't fix it, just

live with it and add oil as it burns it, because you would have to rebuild the

engine and those v6 engines are very complicated to rebuild, socket

eight nine says, opinion on a 2013 Mini Cooper S, okay that's their

racing version, now mini Coopers, the original minis

were an interesting revolutionary technology, the new ones are kind of a

sales gimmick, they're cute little car people buying because they look cute, but

technologically they generally tend to fall apart as they

age, I've seen the wiring harnesses going, I've had numerous customers with them and

the engines blew up, they're not all that

well made and since BMW is the company that's making most of the parts for them,

they cost a fortune to buy parts for, I worked on one where the rear disc brake

went out and I had to go to the mini dealer, nobody else sold the parts and

the brake calipers were made by BMW and they were like 750 bucks apiece and

nobody else had them, so the parts cost a fortune,

they're cute to drive around in but in the long haul, they don't hold up very

well, but if you do want to get one you can get a used one cheap, here in the

United States they got horrible resale value, so you can get a cute one, if you

get one with lower mileage and you want to play around with it, go right ahead,

but don't think you can get one of those and put 20,000 miles a year on them and

it's gonna last very long and be a dependable car to use, it just doesn't

work that way with those things, D Christopher, is a Geo Metro a good car

to learn to work on, Geo Metros had those funky 3 cylinder engines,

sure you know you can get them dirt cheap, as a matter of fact, I had a customer

yesterday he was a truck driver and he wants the car just to drive around and he's

got one of those it's got 250,000 miles, he says, yeah it's slow but I don't car,e I

just drive it to get to my big 18-wheeler and then drive all over in that

so I don't care and his wife's got a nicer car so that's his

Knockaround car, and there's simple cars and parts are readily available on the

internet for them, so it would be a very good car to learn to work on, they're small

there's a lot of working room and you can pick them up dirt cheap too and they

can still run, if you could get a choice they'll get a standard transmission one,

the automatic transmissions are garbage on those, Peter Christensen says Scotty I

got an 88 Dodge Ram with a 318 fuel-injected

v8, 318's are good engines, it always stalls if not on the gas and this morning

it wouldn't start, what could be wrong

thanks, ok well it's a dinosaur it's what 31 years old, so you got an old

vehicle there you know, it was fuel injected but that's the old fuel

injection style system, my advice would be get remanufactured or brand new fuel

injectors for it first, it's so old and also pressure test the fuel pump after

changing the fuel filter, because that old the pump probably isn't putting out

the pressure it should and when it's cold it won't run just right, so really

that's when I'd start with, and you never know is so old there's so many things

that could possibly go wrong but something that old, the fuel-injection

system is gonna need some work at that age, it's amazing that it still runs

really, so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos,

remember to ring that Bell!

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Kaleb Mitchell - NINESEVENTHREE [CC Lyrics] - Duration: 2:34.

[Verse 1] I think they musta forgot about

Who they was dealing with here Well here go your subtle reminder

The lyrical monster That came from the bottom

With dreads on my head And they swang to the side

Like I came from Wakanda The one that made tape after tape

And then dropped em for free Cuz he couldn't care less bout a profit

Before I hit puberty I was a problem Whoever y'all think the greatest is

I call debatable I should be somewhere within the equation

tho Man I been so far ahead of em

Look like I'm falling behind But I'm right on the schedule

I am a beast Y'all be complaining bout having

Too much on your plate But we came here to eat

I want the family to feast Yeah, aye

Back in the lab like Dexter Back putting flows on stretchers

Back to applying this pressure Man you need to catch up

I keep my team small Cuz you can't leave rats round cheddar

Need a hundred mil, no lesser Got high standards and I ain't gon fold

You could leave me right up in the middle Of a blizzard with a t-shirt on

And I won't get cold I'm a monster

[Hook] 973, 973, yeah

Laying in the cut, liable to be, yeah Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah

Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah 973, 973, yeah

Laying in the cut, liable to be, yeah Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah

Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah Young Mitchell

Aye

[Verse 2] I am not done with em

Krueger back up in the building I came here to kill em

I got me a list of names that I'ma finish Pop up with the broom

And I ain't talking quidditch Nah I'm only kidding

They know how I'm rocking They don't want the problems

I usually don't condone violence But they just been wylin

So I'ma give you and your team One more shot before

I turn you all to a moment of silence, it's

[Hook] 973, 973, yeah

Laying in the cut, liable to be, yeah Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah

Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah 973, 973, yeah

Laying in the cut, liable to be, yeah Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah

Money being made, I wanna piece, yeah Young Mitchell

You dig Tuh

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November Wrap Up Pt. 1 | 2018 | Kendra Winchester - Duration: 10:06.

Hello, friends! My name is Kendra Winchester. Welcome back to my channel,

and I'm gonna be telling you about the books that I read in the first part of

November. I believe that's right. Some of these might be a little rollovers from

October, but we're just gonna jump right into them and start talking about them.

So first up we have Esi Edugyan's WASHINGTON BLACK, which was shortlisted

for the *Man Booker Prize, and my particular pick to win. It did not win.

That's fine. A woman still won. It's great, but this was my favorite of the list. This is

about a young boy named Washington, or Wash, and it's kind of like an adventure

story where he escaped slavery and goes all around the world.

And there's a lot of dialogue about slavery in different parts of the world

and how its perceived or might have been perceived at the time, and his own

struggle with internalized racism and the racism of others. I feel like most

people have already reviewed this book, so I don't really need to review this

book. But I read this with Doris over at All D Books and Jaclyn from Six Minutes for

Me, and they had a lot of great things to say. So I'm gonna link their reviews

down below. You can go check it out. Again, this was my favorite from shortlist. It's

an interesting book. I hadn't really read anything like this, and I feel like if I

reread it there would be so many more things. I think she did a great job with

that part of the book, and yeah, there's a lot of parallels. One of the things I

found interesting is one of the men that takes him away, his name is Christopher. I

see Esi Edugyan is directly conversing with this idea of the white Savior—I mean his

name is Christopher for crying out loud—and just really tackling that idea. And I

just I really love that part. I think she did a great job and with that. So if you

want to know more about this book definitely go check it out. So Reading

Woman did a crossover episode with Jean's podcast. Jean from Jean's Bookish Thoughts,

she has a podcast called That's Ancient History. So we did a

crossover with her, and she recommended Pat Barker's THE SILENCE OF THE GIRLS.

I'll link Jean's interview with Pat Barker; I thought it was great. I actually read

this around the time that interview came out. And this is about the women

that Achilles basically captured and that whole circumstances around that. It's

like a myth retelling; that's basically what it was. Yeah, okay there you go. One

of the things I really enjoy about this book is its feminist take on the lives

of the women. The women are always just ignored in THE ILIAD. They are slaves and

concubines, but basically not much else. And they really suffered a lot from war.

And I keep thinking of like Crystal Hana Kim's book IF YOU LEAVE ME, which looks

at women and war. This also looks at women and war and how it was really

atrocious for them, and they had very little independence and autonomy already

as a Greek women (or Trojan women—whatever). Point being, Greek women had

very little independence, and so when you're treated as slaves like some of

the women did fairly well if there were higher class but you know fairly well as

in at least sort of taking care of . . . ? It's just a really difficult thing to read, so

there is obviously a lot of violence against women in this book, so just be

aware it can be a very difficult book to read at times. But I appreciated her kind

of removing the romanticization of war in this book. I see a some reviews saying

that they were frustrated by how Achilles played such a huge role in this

book, but the fact is, is that the book actually cuts out a lot of Achilles's

heroic moments, such as his battle with Hector and different things, and focuses

on what the women are doing at the time. And you know a feminism doesn't mean

that you live outside the existence of men. You live with men in equality. So

I feel like if she had taken out Achilles totally, obviously it would not

be retelling of THE ILIAD. You kind of need him big big part of that. I don't

know. Anyway, I enjoyed reading this book. It's not, like, the best retelling that

I've ever read, but I would definitely pick up more of Pat Barker, and I

enjoyed seeing her perspective on THE ILIAD, because as I said my biggest pet

peeves is how women are just kind of treated as objects in THE ILIAD. And it

really annoys me . . . Anyway, there's that one. Another book

that I read is this really short memoir THE COST OF LIVING by Deborah Levy. She

is very good at writing these poetic little memoirs, and I read HOT MILK. Snd I

didn't really enjoy it. I just it's a character-driven novel, and

if you hate the characters, it just doesn't work for me. It's not that it was

a bad book. I just, no, no. She's not my kind of thing. So I was like kind of

hesitant to go into this book and pick it up because we didn't get along, you

know, in our past relationships. So I was like, "Well, I'll give it a try." Because a lot

of people have been raving about this book and people who didn't like HOT MILK

were saying that they liked this book. So I read it, and it is incredibly beautiful.

Debra Levy—she's an amazing writer, and the way that she describes her life and

things in this book are just very poetic. It's very short, but I feel like she

communicates a lot about what it's like to be a middle-aged woman who divorced her husband

and then learn to live on your own again. So yeah, I really appreciate the kind of

behind-the-scenes of that. I would be open to reading more of her nonfiction

in the future. But yeah, I would agree with the general consensus that this

book is really good. So this is a book that I haven't seen a lot of people

review in the United States, and that is THE TRAUMA CLEANER by Sarah Krasnostein,

and this is the subtitle is One Woman's Extraordinary Life in the Business of

Death, Decay, and Disaster. This was the winner of the Victorian Prize for

Literature, and this book is about this book is about Sandra Pankhurst. You can

see a photo of her there. She owns a company where she goes into hoarders'

houses, or maybe there was a suicide or a murder or a crime scene of various

different things, and she goes and cleans it. She's like an extreme cleaner, and

what we learned from these alternating chapters, we have the present which is

basically like different cases that Sandra is taking on and Sarah is

following her around and then we have Sandra's backstory.

Now Sandra is a trans woman living in Australia, but at the time, I think like

the 70s, it was very early on. She describes her life to Sarah, and

Sarah writes it down. And I found this book incredibly well-written, well-structured,

just all the way around. It's just an incredible book. I will say that is very

difficult to read. If you are struggle to read really gross cleaning situations

this may not be the book for you. But I keep her thinking of the excellent

character studies that all of my professors had me read in my writing

classes, and how each chapter, it's almost like you could have it as a

documentary show, which i think is actually happening (I might have to go

look that up). So the author follows Sandra around and goes to the different

cases and holds like a different episode. and you see more of Sandra's current

character. But then also it's contrasted with her past and who she was

before in her history. And I was just wow'd by this book, and I listened to

the audio of it. I actually started this back in April when my migraine first

started, and I was a hundred pages in and didn't get the chance to finish it.

Finally got the audio months later, just started over from the beginning,

read it. Beautiful book. I just really . . . I just . . . I keep thinking about it. It's

definitely one I would want to reread, and I think that Sarah has just

portrayed Sandra is such an interesting light. And she seems to know when to

bring herself into the narrative and when to stay out of it, which i think is

incredibly difficult for writers to figure out. And she did an amazing job

portraying Sandra and each new character that comes into the story as one of

Sandra's clients. And and just everything that she did.THE TRAUMA CLEANER isn't

just about her cleaning up these situations; it's about the trauma that

people have to clean up after in their lives. So all of these characters who are

Sandra's clients have these difficult life situations that kind of caused them

to spiral out of control as hoarders, or maybe that they were very sick, or

different things like that. And Sandra also has those things. So it's like she

has cleaned up her own life, or is in the process of cleaning up her life, and the

trauma she's experienced and is helping others do the same that parallels

throughout the book so beautifully. This is I just . . . I just love this book, and

I think it's just very beautiful. But again, I do want to put a disclaimer on

this that this isn't for everyone. There is a very descriptive scene in which a

woman is sexually assaulted and different things, so you just need to

prepare yourself, to be aware of, if that's something you

need to be cautious about. But it is a very meaningful book and very

well-written book. I'm just gonna gush about that book for the rest of the

year. I'm so sad I didn't get finished earlier and had more time to promote

it and tell you to go read it, because, yes, I love it so so much. Anyway, so those

are the books that I read in the first half of November. Tell me if you have

read any of these. Again, some more links to different reviews by different people

will be down in the description box, because again,

I feel like I'm way behind and, like, the last person to review these books. So

there's a much better review some other people that I want you to go check out,

because they did an amazing job. And I have no words. I can't say it better than

that. so just go watch them. [Laughs] Anyway, I guess I will see you the next one. Bye, guys!

[Cheerful Music Playing]

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Collection Complete ep.7 - Robert Meyer Burnett, Star Trek, and Rare Romulans - Duration: 4:14.

I think my most prized collectible is this Enterprise.

Its actually a Polar Lights 1/350th scale kit but I actually paid a company, I think its called

Trek Modeler, to build it for me and I specifically asked them to paint it with pearlescent paints,

like the original Enterprise refit was painted for Star Trek the Motion Picture.

They spent like six months figuring out how to paint it correctly.

Okay I've got my Trek Modeler kit in and I thought I'd give you a little preview of what

this thing looks like.

First of all let me show you what the ship looks like.

For anyone that don't know these kits very well this is gona be a very nice display.

The Starship Enterprise is something I can't live without.

Since I was a little kid I've been building models of it.

When I started playing with ohio blue tip matches, the first thing I did was burn up

models of it to make it look like the Constellation in the Doomsday Machine, cuz every kid has

to go through that.

Ya know, and then my Mom's like "What are you doing?!" and then I'd have the burnt model

that I would paint and my Mom's like "What is that?", I'm like "Mom it's the Constellation!

Its burned just like it was in the episode!

Isn't it awesome?"

she's like "Your bedroom smells like burning plastic."

I'm like "Yeah, but its cool!".

You can have a plastic model kit that means that much to you, especially if you build

it yourself.

What's really great about this model is the lighting kit.

For instance, this is the navigational deflector, so when its not at Warp it's golden and then

when it goes to Warp it turns blue!

Because the navigational deflector is moving away all the micrometeorites or any kind of

space debris that would threaten the ship.

If you can see in there, see the warp engines?

Blue, purple, depending on whether it's at Warp or not.

Look at that!

That's how detailed this model is, unbelievable.

Right?

Look at that, the hanger bay.

So, if it's in dry dock and the impulse engines aren't on see its red but when you turn on

the impulse engines they activate.

Look at that.

How cool is that?

Doesn't get any better than this people.

This is it, this is what life is all about here.

This is why I collect.

My collection of stuff is a constant source of inspiration, constantly.

I was involved with a fan film project called Axanar and I was able to direct a short scene

from that proposed feature that didn't get made.

But it was a walk and talk scene on Vulcan.

I can't draw, so whenever I'm composing shots or I'm gona direct something, I take my action

figures out and I shoot coverage of then and use them either as storyboards or cut them

into an animatic.

I used a 12inch Spock action figure and then I also used a X-Files Scully figure from Sideshow

Toyz.

So here's my figure of Dana Scully that I used as Vulcan Master T'Lera.

This was a Sideshow Toy, they made it about fifteen years ago.

They did make Mulder, and they did make the Skinner, and they did make the cigarette Smoking

Man.

I still love the X-Files but Dana Scully is one of the great "spiritual characters" in

all of Fantasy/Sci-fi and uh, I just can't get enough of her.

"I'm afraid..."

My "holy-grail" was the Mego Romulan figure, from the Mego line of Star Trek Aliens that

I could never find growing up in Seattle, it just never showed up.

Then, when they did start showing up they were like $800, they were $1k $1.5k but now,

Mego's back.

And they're making Romulan characters again, so you can again get everything that you want.

*whistling Star Trek theme*

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Is a Ranch Farmers Market Possible? - Duration: 10:04.

Hi I'm Mike We all have our honey do lists, sometimes its take out the trash sometimes

its wash the car.

And sometimes its the big one.

Today Erin pulls out a marker, and hopefully we gain some points as she wants to have a

farmers market, right here in the shop on the ranch, today.

The last farmers market got called off in town, this is her redemption, on the project

list on our wyoming life.

Welcome back to our Wyoming life.

Some weeks the project list takes a weird turn, sometimes its due to something breaking

that needs fixed right away and sometimes its my own doing.

Most of the time, I know what I have coming up and am able to plan for it and get it done.

Today however is a bit different, this is a short notice project list and one that is

pretty time dependent.

If you are new here let me explain just a for a few seconds.

The project list is the list on the board behind me here.

It's a list of things that need done around here on the ranch and each Tuesday we pick

something off the board and go for it.

We walk through it and give you the how and the why we are doing it.

Today we are straying from the norm, and I blame Erin.

Not really, the whole ranch is a family affair and we said long ago that if we are going

to do this we are going to have to work as a team.

Today is a team effort.

Last Saturday was supposed to be farmers market in town.

Bad weather and other trade shows and the like it town caused Erin to cancel it.

She decided that she didn't want to be the only person there, and I don't blame here.

But like with most things, Erin cant just let it lie there.

She feels a responsibility to her customers and she did already have a bunch of stuff

picked and ready to go.

It has to go somewhere so in a spur of the moment decision, she decided to have a farmers

market out here.

Just us on the ranch, in the shop.

Surprise surprise surprise.

The shop is a disaster, we need to get it cleaned up and ready to go by 4 this afternoon.

Erin is inside starting to make her baked goods for market and she will be out picking

more vegetables later.

Its now about 9 am, the animals have been fed, and now the clock is ticking.

Heres how I hope today will go.

I need to get the shop cleaned all out.

Clean the floors a bit and get everything all nice and pretty to receive guests.

We are going to have move the peacock back into the barn for a bit.

Then hopefully Erin will be done baking and picking veggies, and be able to come down

and help set up.

Someone will have to run into town about 3 and get girls from school, then come back

and help finish up to be ready by 4.

After getting all the big stuff that we can get out of the way, we can start with the

small.

All of the burnable trash, mostly cardboard will go to the incinerator where it will be

burned.

Everything else that needs to get put away is moved.

Put away is a pretty strong term, lets just say restashed until later.

Then its time to go and check in with Erin in the house and see where she sits.

With

a

hope to be out picking veggies by noon we head back out to the shop.

Somethings are stashed in the sales barn, some stuff goes off to the kitchen in the

shop.

The big goal here is to get it out of the way and give the illusion of order.

I'm good at that.

Soon the shop is vacated of everything that doesn't need to be in here, except for the

peacock, he is taken back out to the barn for now and his new roost is moved out to

the sales barn.

Out of site, out of mind.

Floors are next up and its incredible to me how much dirt a shop floor can accumulate.

I tend to sweep, then end up running a shop vac over hard to reach spaces and even Lincoln

comes on out to lend a hand with the vacuum.

Hearing protection included.

Erin gives me a pass on scrubbing the floor, shes probably right, they wouldn't be dry

in time anyway and as noon comes and goes, she is still not out in the garden getting

anything picked.

The clock keeps ticking and clean up continues and soon Erin is out and picking in the gardens.

Harvesting lettuce during 40 degree weather.

Kale, and salanova lettuce are both harvested.

After harvesting, everything is put back to bed.

Back to the shop, for washing and cleaning.

Kale is bundled for sale and lettuce is packaged.

By 3 its off to get kids and when I return Erin has tables set up and kids get to helping,

sorting carrots into bins.

Erin gets to pricing and by just a little after 4 we are ready to go.

Signs are on the road to guide people in and if you build it, they will come.

And some do.

This whole market at the ranch is a bit of experiment, will people drive the 20 minutes

to come out, will they find it worthwhile.

Customers can be fickle and I get it, time is money.

But if we don't try then we wont know.

We decided to stay open for 4 hours, and there is a good amount of down time, its not the

steady crowd that we deal with at summer market.

But overall the day seems to be worth it.

We often talk about exploring the ranch life and escaping the ordinary.

More often than not, we escape our ordinary.

Just like today, this was something that we have never done in quite this way.

We had a summer market out here a few years ago, but this is first in November.

Was it worth it?

I would like to think so.

It was a good experiment, we didn't get a lot of traffic, but those that did come,

they spent money.

They bought a lot of meat, so that's a good thing.

I ended up with a clean shop, although I still think I am going to have to clean the floors

some more and Erin is happy.

That's all that matters, her customers that missed her last weekend were able to come

out and get their shopping lists filled.

We sold hams and roasts for thanksgiving and Christmas tables and that really makes it

worth it.

To be able to pass on our work to others to enjoy and actually be able to have the interaction

with customers, for them, knowing exactly who they are buying their food from and for

us, that personal connection.

There's nothing like it.

Thanks for coming along today, it was a little hectic, a lot stressful but we got it done,

and honestly I wasn't sure we could pull it off.

This Thursday we are taking the day to spend with family so there will not be a full Thursday

video from us, but we will be back on Sunday with our normal ranch video so we hope to

see you then.

Please hit that thumbs up and until I see you again, have a happy and safe thankgiving

and thanks for joining us in our Wyoming life.

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Is It Worth Becoming a Car Mechanic in 2018 - Duration: 4:57.

rev up your engines, Steve Lee says Scotty would you be a mechanic now if you're

starting out with electric cars coming out and being so complex with

expensive Diagnostics, who knows you never know what happen if you were born in

a different generation, I'm 65 years old,

but actually electronic cars are much simpler than gasoline cars, all they have

is the electric motor that's spinning, so they're actually much less complex than

gasoline cars that have to have fancy transmissions and electronic ignition

systems and fuel injection systems they're actually much simpler, you do

have to understand electronics but anything could be figured out if you

really want and with modern diagnostic equipment, I mean I get stuff like this

is an $800 scan tool that gets data it does quite a good job and I've got

ones that are $10,000 that do really excellent jobs, so yeah probably still

would have, cuz I like working by myself, not having to deal with people so

I probably still would be a mechanic who knows, I still am now anyways, law says scotty

I got an 06 Lexus GS 300 it burns a quart every 500 miles, is it

a problem a piston ring or something else

thank you, well generally first change the PCV valve it could be bad, it cost

practically nothing $10 change that, if that doesn't fix it, then it's

either the piston rings or your valve seals are gone, and if you want to figure

that out all you gotta do is either have a mechanic do it or do it yourself, do a

wet and dry compression test, you take the spark plugs out and you do a

compression test and then in each cylinder, you put like a teaspoon of oil

in and then do another compression test that's the wet one, and if the pressure

goes up a whole bunch, that means the piston rings are worn, if the pressure

doesn't go up much, then it means the valve seals under the valves, either way it's

a super expensive thing to repair, if the PCV valve doesn't fix it, just

live with it and add oil as it burns it, because you would have to rebuild the

engine and those v6 engines are very complicated to rebuild, socket

eight nine says, opinion on a 2013 Mini Cooper S, okay that's their

racing version, now mini Coopers, the original minis

were an interesting revolutionary technology, the new ones are kind of a

sales gimmick, they're cute little car people buying because they look cute, but

technologically they generally tend to fall apart as they

age, I've seen the wiring harnesses going, I've had numerous customers with them and

the engines blew up, they're not all that

well made and since BMW is the company that's making most of the parts for them,

they cost a fortune to buy parts for, I worked on one where the rear disc brake

went out and I had to go to the mini dealer, nobody else sold the parts and

the brake calipers were made by BMW and they were like 750 bucks apiece and

nobody else had them, so the parts cost a fortune,

they're cute to drive around in but in the long haul, they don't hold up very

well, but if you do want to get one you can get a used one cheap, here in the

United States they got horrible resale value, so you can get a cute one, if you

get one with lower mileage and you want to play around with it, go right ahead,

but don't think you can get one of those and put 20,000 miles a year on them and

it's gonna last very long and be a dependable car to use, it just doesn't

work that way with those things, D Christopher, is a Geo Metro a good car

to learn to work on, Geo Metros had those funky 3 cylinder engines,

sure you know you can get them dirt cheap, as a matter of fact, I had a customer

yesterday he was a truck driver and he wants the car just to drive around and he's

got one of those it's got 250,000 miles, he says, yeah it's slow but I don't car,e I

just drive it to get to my big 18-wheeler and then drive all over in that

so I don't care and his wife's got a nicer car so that's his

Knockaround car, and there's simple cars and parts are readily available on the

internet for them, so it would be a very good car to learn to work on, they're small

there's a lot of working room and you can pick them up dirt cheap too and they

can still run, if you could get a choice they'll get a standard transmission one,

the automatic transmissions are garbage on those, Peter Christensen says Scotty I

got an 88 Dodge Ram with a 318 fuel-injected

v8, 318's are good engines, it always stalls if not on the gas and this morning

it wouldn't start, what could be wrong

thanks, ok well it's a dinosaur it's what 31 years old, so you got an old

vehicle there you know, it was fuel injected but that's the old fuel

injection style system, my advice would be get remanufactured or brand new fuel

injectors for it first, it's so old and also pressure test the fuel pump after

changing the fuel filter, because that old the pump probably isn't putting out

the pressure it should and when it's cold it won't run just right, so really

that's when I'd start with, and you never know is so old there's so many things

that could possibly go wrong but something that old, the fuel-injection

system is gonna need some work at that age, it's amazing that it still runs

really, so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos,

remember to ring that Bell!

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Sonic Forces - Why It's an Okay Game - Duration: 14:30.

- [JAMES] One year ago,

Sega unleashed Sonic Forces upon the world.

Released a bit less than generation after the previous 3d Sonic game - Sonic: Lost World -

this game went back to the boost style of Sonic gameplay popular in titles such as well Sonic Generations.

And, this may have been celebrated by many if this title

had not been released in late 2017.

Earlier that same year

Sonic Mania was released, which was a game that not only returned to the classic Sega

Genesis 2d platforming style that made the series

famous, but was so well received upon release that it became the most critically acclaimed Sonic game in over two decades.

Oh, and, y'know, it became the subject of not one but two different mini-documentaries from yours truly.

Sonic Forces was not quite as warmly received as that title. While Mania had been made by a team of longtime Sonic fans,

Forces, like most Sonic titles, was developed by Sega's in-house Sonic Team.

Garnering a six point nine out of ten from IGN,

a 57% on Metacritic, and a rant about its mediocrity from SomecallmeJohnny,

it was a game that the general Sonic community excitedly labeled as...

meh.

Yet, I still played it and had a lot of fun. In fact, I had so much fun with it upon launch that

I actually made a review that I titled "Sonic Forces - Why It Is a Good Game."

But, almost over a year has past. Well actually, exactly a year has passed since that review and

admittedly some of my thoughts have changed on the game. Do I still think sonic Forces is a good game?

Well, maybe that's debatable but I still think Sonic Forces is an okay game, and that's what we're going over in today's video!

Welcome to Stuff We Play, where now

it's time for Sonic Forces round two! As many of you probably know, I picked this game up on the Nintendo Switch

day one and admittedly I also beat it day one.

It's not a very long game.

But, we'll get into. This title sought to bring a few new things to the table to differentiate it from other Sonic games.

Despite as prominent as it was displayed in the game itself and in the advertising,

the story here was pretty crap/

However, Sonic Forces also had a refined version of the boost gameplay which had become so popular in titles such as Sonic Unleashed, Colours, and

Generations, and also had the ability to play as your own deviantart Sonic OC, free Shadow the Hedgehog DLC and also,

classic Sonic, for some reason, despite Mania being

released earlier that year and that literally just being classic Sonic, but once again that's besides the point.

I felt like most of this worked pretty well initially.

But, does it still hold up? Or, if it holds up does it hold up as well as I thought it would? Let's find out!

Sonic Forces aims to offer a vain attempt at a dark, gritty war story because of course

that's what everyone wants in their cartoony blue hedgehog game. The evil. Dr. Eggman has taken over the world

so you - and by you I mean your erotic fan art fodder who I made to look a bit like Jazz Jackrabbit and later on like...

Yeah - well you join the resistance!

However, soon Sonic the Hedgehog himself gets kidnapped and a new evil named Infinite comes out of the shadows.

Shortly afterwards, apparently Sonic gets horribly tortured and, according to Knuckles, Tails starts to go crazy from grief, but you know

no actual dismay or signs of trauma are present in any interactions with them after encountering them themselves.

Seriously, apparently Sonic was being given to ol' Guantanamo Bay treatment by Eggman but you know, that didn't affect him at all!

Literally within minutes,

he was back to being his old cringy 90s-esque self.

On top of this, despite bosses such as Chaos from Sonic Adventure and Zavok from Sonic: Lost World appearing in the game's cutscenes,

you don't fight all of them. Chaos is defeated off screen, as is this Shadow the Hedgehog clone.

How lame. As far as the non-Eggman character fights go, you fight Infinite a few times,

and admittedly all but the first of these are pretty cool and interesting, and you also fight Metal Sonic, who is

actually a ton of fun despite him also being present in Sonic Mania.

The Zavok fight, however. is trash pure trash. It's slow. It's cumbersome

It's very not Sonic. You need to homing attack into him and the reticle doesn't always appear and honestly, it's just not a good time.

But thankfully, this is a one and done boss fight. In a stroke of originality for the Sonic series,

Eggman is not actually after the seven Chaos Emeralds.

Instead he's after the mysterious Phantom Ruby, which was that purple thing he used to send Sonic all over time and space in Sonic Mania.

It's pretty much just used as a plot MacGuffin here.

It's just there to make you do stuff and also to vainly link this game to Sonic Mania.

Also, Classic Sonic is here. Not the Sonic Generations

Classic Sonic, which was Sonic from the past, but Classic Sonic from Sonic Mania, which apparently is Sonic from an alternate timeline.

Yeah, it's confusing and I have no idea why he's actually here. He could be taken out of this game and nothing would be lost.

I mean that both in terms of story and gameplay.

Moving into the gameplay itself, actually, Classic Sonic just feels janky. I said it wasn't so bad

and that you could get used to it after awhile in my previous review.

Yet, now that I think about it ,the same can be said about having a burning dumpster fire filled with kimchi behind your house.

In Sonic Mania, Classic Sonic controls the best he ever has. He has the perfect amount of weight,

decent midair control, a great sense of momentum, and

also a new drop dash ability which allows you to speed off into your ball form after landing from a jump or fall.

Sonic Forces keeps the drop dash ability from Mania, but then says "screw it" to the rest of that.

Classic Sonic here is stiff and weighty and stomps much too fast. He also feels rather imprecise, though

the stage design here is built around this control.

It's off-putting, and honestly

I don't know why they didn't just bring over Classic Sonic's control style from Sonic Generations, as that felt much

much better than what we have here. With that said, modern Sonic's back in his boost formula from Generations.

He has the best control he ever has had. This is thanks due in part to the new game engine.

The Hedgehog Engine 2.0, I believe it was called?

Sonic is not as slippery as he wasn't Sonic Colours or Unleashed, and can turn corners much easier.

However, his homing attack is not as precise as it used to be.

So, be warned when exploring a few alternate paths that the levels have here. Then, we have your avatar character.

I named mine Vapelord the Abomination.

You can choose how this guy looks, what he wears, and even what projectile weapon, referred to as a "Wispon", he wields.

One thing I'd like to mention clothes-wise is that if you bought this game at launch,

you actually got some cool outfits based off of other Sega properties!

But anyways, on to the weapons or "Wispons."

The "Wispons" use one of the Wisps from Sonic Colours to give you a certain ability, like a flamethrower

or an electric whip, and then also let's you use one wisp power up during the stages.

Only one. Even if you see capsules for other ones

you can't use them unless you have the Wispon that allows you well to use them equipped. I get why they restricted this.

Sonic can't use any Wisps at all here, and by limiting your avatar to only one Wisp per Wispon,

it encourages replayability.

But at the same time, as Sonic can use any and all Wisps in Colours, this seems rather arbitrary.

As for actual control, I really enjoy how the custom character controls. While note as fast as modern Sonic,

he's just as tight and the Wispons are fun to use and to experiment with.

Also, I enjoy the stages where you play together with modern Sonic, as these two gameplay styles just meshed together really well.

However, the double boost sections you'll find in these stages will literally play themselves if you let them, and that's where we get to perhaps

the biggest issue with Sonic Forces: the level design. Now before we go into that,

let me touch on the graphics and music. Graphically speaking, this game looks great.

Even on the Switch where it's limited to 30 frames per second,

there's never any issues or major glitches and the game looks especially wonderful if you play it in 4K on the Xbox One X.

As far as modern Sonic games go, though,

the classic series inspired locales here aren't as original or unique to look at as the varied worlds of Sonic Colours or the

exotic locales of Sonic Unleashed. However, they're still quite pleasing to the eye. As for the soundtrack,

I wasn't hot on a lot of it initially.

Particularly, the vocal-heavy pieces in the past year especially have really grown on me.

My favourite track in the game is definitely Aqua Road. By the way, as for Classic Sonic's Genesis style music,

I know a lot of people don't like these and see it as nostalgia pandering, but honestly, as I said my original review,

I honestly really liked these. My favourite of these by the way this is still Ghost Town.

I still think the main game theme, Fist Bump, is pretty lame, and speaking of lame

oh yeah! Let's get back to the level design. The first level of the game here is Green Hill Zone,

appearing again for the... uh...let's see, Sonic 1, Adventure 2, the Master System game,

Generations... man, for like the thousandth time in a damn series!

Like I kind of wish we got Emerald Hill or something.

Well, if they have to do a throwback first level. Though, Green Hill soon turns out to be more of a

"Sand Hill". Yeah, Sonic says that in one of the levels. Anyways, Green Hill is fun. It's fast.

It's full of Eggman's robots...that don't even attack you?

Wow, these things are useless as hell, but that's okay because the level is still super fast and over in a minute.

Well, I mean the first zone of any Sonic game is super short, but what if we skip a few levels to the Death Egg and...

Oh.

Even when we get in the late game, most of these levels can be beat within

two minutes or less.

This means the stage length here is the perfect length for playing in short bursts on the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode.

But, in docked mode or on any other modern console,

these lengths, well,

they leave a bit to be desired to say the least. A lot of these stages such as Casino Forest here have some really neat,

original ideas, but I wish more was done with them and that they were all fleshed out a bit more. It's overall kind of disappointing.

No matter what character you're playing as, your stage will likely be super short.

It's a shame since these characters all control so well -

well, except Classic Sonic. It makes you really want more.

The level design, technically speaking, is solid. Most of these levels end right when you feel like you're getting into them.

Some of these also have some neat gimmicks, such as Aqua Road,

but also a lot of these also require minimal player input.

There was a meme when the game first came out about how "Sonic Forces literally plays itself."

While that is perhaps a bit hyperbolic,

there are many parts of this game where, if you wanted to, much like I did in a live stream awhile back,

you could put the controller down, go downstairs, grab a Coke

from the fridge, and have the game still playing when you get back.

Some of these stages have mid-level cutscenes that, despite looking cool and having neat set pieces, just break the flow.

Now as some of you know, outside of YouTube, I'm a writer.

One of the most important things they tell you in writing, both in fiction and nonfiction, is to "show don't tell."

I think I finally found a video game equivalent of this:

Video games are experiences, thus I would prefer if these stages were designed with a philosophy of "play don't watch."

Well, with that said, none of stage design here is bad per se. Oh, except for stage 28, which is an auto-scrolling stage

where you play as Classic Sonic, and much as I noted in Bridge Zone in my Sonic 1 Master System review,

auto scrolling levels in Sonic are the definition of "heinous." But the rest of the levels, while full of some fun sections, and

I mean some really really fun sections in some of these, are on the whole nothing special.

Sonic Forces does a lot right, and while it was originally released after Mania,

I noted that it was still worth getting back then because it was the only physical release Sonic game on the Switch.

I thought the controller skins that came with it and the free DLC were some cool extras as well.

Yet, despite getting some new extras such as the Super Sonic DLC since then,

Sonic Forces has not had the added support from Sega that I was wishing it would. Furthermore, in July 2018

we got Sonic Mania Plus, which was an updated version of Sonic Mania that had additional playable characters, a

whole new mode and, well, more.

Every physical edition of Mania Plus also came with an art book and

a reversible case cover. And did I mention that it costs $10 USD less new than Forces does new?

Mania Plus, with its new editions, is a game that I feel last longer than Forces. While Forces, including its DLC,

has over thirty different stages,

these levels are shorter than Mania. While Forces has three gameplay styles, technically four, but Shadow is just a Sonic clone,

the play styles in Mania Plus are all very distinct and the levels have way more paths and room to explore there.

Most of all, I feel like Forces has a lot of points where it forces you to go fast,

but mania realizes that even though Sonic is the fastest thing alive,

the goal of a Sonic game is not raw speed but rather

level designs that through learning them will allow you to keep momentum and create a sense of flow that in turn will create the illusion of speed.

This overall creates just a more satisfying gameplay experience.

Sonic Forces is not a bad game. Yet, Sonic Forces is also not a great game.

I feel that in my previous review

I may have went a bit far by saying it's a "good" game, but it's certainly an alright game.

There's a lot of fun to be had in Sonic Forces, but as far as Sonic experiences go you're probably better off playing Sonic

Colours, Generations, and of course Sonic Mania.

But I know not all of you will probably agree with me on this point. Do you love Sonic Forces?

Do you hate Sonic Forces? Do you think it's meh, like most of the Sonic community did?

Let me know in the comments below, and while you're at it also react to this video if you feel so inclined.

But regardless, if you really want to go the extra mile and give just that little extra bit of "oomf" to the channel,

please share out this video,

because whenever you share it out, no matter how big or small your presence, it makes it so this video can be seen by more eyes

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why not back us on Patreon, because every dollar for Patreon does go back into channel itself!

So, I had a lot of fun doing this review. Thank you very much watching. Stay classy

and I hopefully I'll see you...

next time!

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Unviersal M1 Carbine .30 Carbine - This is Rifle Country S1 Ep12 - Duration: 3:33.

WELCOME BACK TO

THIS IS RIFLE COUNTRY

AND I KNOW IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S SUNNY

BUT IT'S FREAKING COLD HERE

IN RIFLE COUNTRY

AND TODAY

WE ARE BACK OUT AT THE

5O YARD RANGE BECAUSE I HAVE

A CARBINE IN MY HAND

THAT'S RIGHT

THIS IS THE UNIVERSAL M1 CARBINE

NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH

THE MILSPEC VERSION

AND YOU SAY, WELL, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE

DON'T THEY USE THE SAME MAGAZINES

THE SAME AMMO

YEAH, THEY DO

BUT FOR SOME REASON

THE UNIVERSAL FIREARMS COMPANY DECIDED

THAT THEY NEEDED TO BE DIFFERENT

SO THEY CHANGED THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT

ONE OF THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

IS THE HEAT SHIELD

IF YOU SEE A HEAT SHIELD

THAT LOOKS LIKE THIS

IT'S PROBABLY A UNIVERSAL

THEY CHANGED THE PROFILE OF THE ACTION

SO YOU CAN'T SWAP STOCKS

BETWEEN MILITARY'S AND UNIVERSAL'S

WHY

I DON'T KNOW

I DON'T KNOW *LAUGHS*

I DON'T HAVE A LINE

TO THE FOLKS AT UNIVERSAL

BUT THE GUN FUNCTIONS, ESSENTIALLY, LIKE

A GARAND-STYLE CARBINE

HAS A WOODEN STOCK WITH SLING LOOPS

OBVIOUSLY, WE HAVE A

GARAND-STYLE ACTION HERE

WITH YOUR CHARGING HANDLE ON THAT SIDE

YOU'VE GOT A TYPICAL BARREL

TYPICAL IRON SIGHTS

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO USE FOR MAGAZINES

WELL

IF YOU GO ONLINE, YOU CAN FIND

30-ROUND VERSIONS

OR

YOU CAN STICK WITH THE

TRADITIONAL, OLD-SCHOOL WORLD WAR II

15-ROUND VERSIONS

THESE WERE ALSO CALLED JUNGLE CLIPS

AT ONE TIME

NOW IF YOU LOOK REAL CLOSE, YOU'LL NOTICE

YOU'LL SAY WELL

THAT LOOKS LIKE A BLUE STEEL MAGAZINE

AND THAT LOOKS KIND OF GREEN

THAT IS BECAUSE WHAT I DID

I BOUGHT THIS GUN USED

AND IT WAS PRETTY

IT WAS PRETTY BEAT UP

IT HAD BEEN SITTING IN SOMEONE'S CLOSET

FOR A LONG, LONG TIME

AND IT WAS PITTED, IT HAD SOME RUST MARKS

AND SO FORTH

SO I STRIPPED IT DONE COMPLETELY

I TOOK IT APART

AND I DURACOATED THE BARREL

THE HEAT SHIELD

THE ACTION, AND ONE OF THE MAGAZINES

SO IF YOU SEE THE GREEN COLOR

THAT'S BECAUSE THE GREEN COLOR

IS INDEED A DURACOAT

IF YOU SEE THE SHINE ON HERE

THAT'S BECAUSE I LUBED IT UP WITH FROGLUBE

BEFORE WE CAME TO THE RANGE

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO SHOOT TODAY

THANK YOU FOR ASKING

AGUILA AMMUNITION

MAKES A .30 CARBINE

MATTER OF FACT THEY MAKE

A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT ONES

THIS IS A .30 CARBINE

FULL METAL JACKET LOAD

YOU GUYS MIGHT BE THINKING

IS THIS A GOOD GUN

FOR PERSONAL DEFENSE

THE ANSWER IS YES

THEY MAKE FULL METAL JACKET AMMO

FOR PRACTICE

BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL COMPANIES THAT

MAKE EXPANDING SOFT POINT AMMUNITION

AND I'M PRETTY SURE SPEER IS MAKING A

A GOLD DOT STILL IN .30 CARBINE, SO

THE UNIVERSAL CARBINE

IN .30 CARBINE CARTRIDGE

IS IT STILL A GOOD GUN TODAY

I'D SAY YES

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Using Circuit Playground Express to Count Punches - Duration: 3:37.

I want to be able to track how many punches that I was throwing.

I decided to use the Circuit Playground Express board to do this.

One, it has a three axis accelerometer on it, and it has neopixels that could light

up to show me my progress.

And when I was done, I could have a siren sound go off to signify that I completed all

my sets.

And it also has easy MakeCode that I can use.

And it has an event block.

So every time the accelerometer threshold goes above 3G, 6G, or 8g, I can trigger a

number of steps inside of that event block.

So every time I threw a punch, I wanted a purple light to go off on the board saying

okay we registered that you have thrown a punch.

And I could set a threshold for the number of reps I wanted.

So maybe every five punches that I threw were considered a set.

So five reps and that is a set.

And then I could go up to ten sets, because that's how many neopixels there are.

So every punch is a purple light.

And we can go up to five purple lights.

And then when I hit that, it starts at the bottom and says oh you've completed a set.

It will change to red.

And then it will count those as it goes to the top.

And when I've done ten sets, and it's going to go off with a siren and be like you've

done it you've completed the number of punches that you wanted to throw.

Let's go over to MakeCode and figure out how we actually program that.

To read the accelerometer.

We could use an analog input or we could use an event.

Events are easier, because every time that goes above a threshold either 3G, 6G or 8G,

it's going to allow us to do a bunch of steps.

So that's the one that we probably want to use.

And then at the start of the program we want to reset a couple of variables that we're

going to track.

We're gonna track the number of punches, the number of sets, and we're going to specify

the number of reps that we want to do inside of a set.

So in the beginning we want the punches to be zero, the sets to be zero, and we set the

number of reps inside of a set to be five.

So every time we throw a punch and trigger the event, we're going to increase the number

of neopixels that are purple by one.

And they stay whatever color we set them to until we turn them off.

So we throw the first punch, and we turn the first pixel to purple.

We throw the second punch and the value for punch has increased by one.

So we're setting the next pixel to purple.

And then when we've reached five punches, that's the number of reps we said we wanted

to do inside of a set.

Then we're going to go inside the if statement.

And we're going to turn one of the pixels red.

And this is going to count how many sets we have.

So we need to reset the neopixels.

So there's no lights lit, because they were going to stay purple.

And we're going to reset the punch count to zero, because we've gone through the number

of reps.

We want in a set.

And then we can't do the same thing we did above.

We can't just go one pixel at a time, because the set value is increasing.

And it would only change one pixel to red.

And I wanted all the pixels to light up to show me the total number.

So I created a for loop.

So it's going to start from zero and then go up to the number of sets that we have.

So for the first one, there's going to be one red light.

The second one that will be two and so on.

And after we turn on all the lights, we can increase the set number by one.

When we reach the maximum of ten sets, I wanted a siren to go off.

And then we reset the number four punches, and sets because we've gone through everything.

And we reset the lights.

And if I wanted, I could start punching again and go back up to ten sets.

You can use this code and the Circuit Playground Express boards to track the movements of other

things, like the lifting of weights.

There's a link to the code in the description below if you want to use it.

Let us know if you're working on any other projects.

Thank you so much for learning and building with us today, and we will see you next time.

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【Watch Nail Recommended-1309th phase】Shiny Zippers with Sugar Powder【推荐 第1309期】糖衣时尚拉链 - Duration: 2:36.

Apply base.

Paint dusty purple gel.

Paint it again.

Apply no wipe top.

Paint light fuchsia gel.

Paint it again.

Scatter acrylic powder.

Brush away redundant powder.

Apply adheisve gel.

Lay down the chain.

Apply adhesive gel.

Lay down the chain.

Apply adhesive gel.

Lay down the zipper puller.

Apply top on the zipper.

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My name is Lisa Crawford I am a PhD student at Stony Brook University on Long Island

and currently we are out in beautiful Nova Scotia looking for white sharks.

It was funny last night at dinner Troy asked me if you were gonna get up

and make a speech right now and what would you say?

And I had to think about it for a minute it actually made me tear up.

Being on that lift with Nova was the first time I felt like a marine biologist, like for real.

You know I have the degree I'm pursuing the PhD but it was the first time I actually

felt like a marine biologist and I accomplished my childhood dream.

So it's been a literal dream come true to be here.

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Please Do NOT Try The Fire Challenge - Duration: 4:40.

Hospital staff all over the united states and great Britain are becoming very concerned

after they are finding out that serious burn victims in their hospitals are purposefully

setting themselves on fire for social media fame.

These kids are doing the fire challenge, and I'm going to tell you everything you need

to know, right now on IO.

What is happening good people of youtube, welcome back to another IO video where I'm

going to tell you about the latest dangerous viral challenge thats sweeping social media.

By the way, I'm charlotte, I'm your host and potato queen.

I don't expect you to bow but it would be cool if you subscribed and turned on notifications.

Views and likes are a pretty powerful driving force.

Not getting enough likes on a post can ruin your whole day.

And now, kids that are chasing likes are literally setting themselves on fire.

They are doing something called the fire challenge and its just as dumb and dangerous as it sounds.

Basically what you do is you pour some sort of flammable liquid like gasoline on yourself,

and then you light yourself on fire while someone else takes the video as you attempt

to put the flames out.

The idea is, the flammable liquid is what gets caught on fire and not your actual body,

hopefully.

I find it kind of alarming that people find this sort of thing funny and entertaining.

Even though the flammable liquid might stop you from getting burned too badly, the fire

could burn your clothes and your hair and if you don't put out the fire fast enough

you will absolutely get burned.

This challenge is all over the place, Footage from the challenge is popping up everywhere

and it shows people literally lighting up like human fireballs.

Its actually not a new challenge, its been around for at least a few years, and it originated

in the us, but its experiencing a resurgence right now.

Medical staff at Swansea's Morriston Hosital have reported a spike in the number of teenagers

who are being admitted to the hospital with serious burns.

And then these teenagers are telling the medical staff that the reason why they have 2nd and

3rd degree burns is because they are trying to get internet famous.

The fact is, people are getting seriously hurt by doing this challenge.

According to plastic surgeon Jeremy yarrow, I can understand there is pressure on young

people to gain acceptance or boost their online profiles by doing such risky things as these

challenges, but from the patients I see, the results can be very different, with some requiring

life support treatment and many left with lifelong scars.

Hear that guys?

Do the fire challenge and you're going to be scarred for life.

Both physically and mentally I might add.

People lie Timiyah landers from Detroit burned 49 percent of her body while doing the fire

challenge.

When her mother made her pancakes, she left the room for a minute, when she heard a loud

explosion.

She came back to the kitchen and saw timiyah landers and two friends trying to put out

a huge fire on timiyah's body.

Her stepfather put her in the bath and started spraying water on her as her mother frantically

tried to tear off her burning clothes.

Timiyah ended up being put in intensive care, had to breathe through a ventilator and almost

her whole body was covered in bandages.

I should also note that If you do this challenge, You're not only putting yourself in danger

while doing this challenge, what if you touch something, set it on fire, and then before

you know it your entire building has to be evacuated.

You and your family could lose everything Guys please please don't do this challenge.

There are other ways to get social media fame.

Its not worth it.

Its not worth putting your life and your friends and family in danger.

If the fire challenge doesn't kill you, You could spend a really long time in the

hospital getting surgery and recovering from your burns, and theres a good chance you will

never look the same again.

Alright that's all I have for you on that, its time to respond to some of your comments.

My name Is Disappointment – after binge watching for a few hours I possess the power

of inform overload I will soon reign as the potato queen.

COME AT ME BRO. u aint takin this crown.

TMR Media – wow charlotte those teeth are brighter than my future.

Orlando Rod Val – IO making videos on Monday made them 100 times better.

Glad you like our Monday posts, we will probably continue for the rest of 2018.

Oskar Louis Bogglid – charlotte is like charlotte the spider.

She makes amazing stuff on the web.

Laryssa Shepps – hi everyone.

I hope you have a great thanksgiving break and eat too much.

Finally a break from school.

American thanksgiving is coming up, make sure you eat extra potatoes for me.

We've reached the end of the video, thanks for spending a few of your valuable minutes

with us.

Hey, I have been loving all the story suggestions I've been getting from you guys,t hey have

been really helpful.

At the end of the day we want to make videos that you guys like.

If you have a story suggestion for this channel, make sure you contact me or IO through social

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And make sure you sub and turn on those notifications so I can see you in the next io video.

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Absolutely Stunning Tiny House "RENT TO BUY" Unit Features

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Why Immigrants Should Be Celebrated, Not Feared - The Jim Jefferies Show - Duration: 9:15.

Welcome to the Jim Jefferies Show.

>> I'm Jim Jeffries and I'm about to become

a United States citizen now.

>> I know many of you are wondering Jim

every Tuesday night you take a giant dump on America.

Why would you want to come out of the problem.

>> Well it's for the same reason that the women are.

Your logic Afonya trashy some pots you IFYC

and over 300 million people being inside you down.

I think there's something good in them.

>> And like all immigrants me coming here wasn't easy.

I faced hardships

when I came here from the main streets of Sydney.

I had no money to my name.

All I had was an HBO special and somewhere to live.

I have great pride that you've accepted me here in America

and everyone who is born into this country.

You don't know how lucky you have been to not

only will I become a citizen

but will also meet five people becoming citizens alongside me

and I should also say that standing alongside me

is itself a tremendous privilege in this country.

>> These citizens to be come from all over the world

they have all contributed something different

and very special to their communities.

>> And we'll learn about their lives and their journeys

and most importantly for me

all learn how to pronounce their names.

>> At the end of the show we're gonna naturalize songs .

>> I was born in the Philippines.

My name is Andre and Deborah Brackett

and I'm from Belize Central America.

My name is PIOs. My name is Sam.

You originally were from Nairobi Kenya.

>> My name is Mohammed Morocco maraca everybody calls me mo.

My balanced Ballston I'm born in Kuwait.

General all purpose Muslim. Guess.

>> I was 15 when I moved to America.

It's definitely a culture shock.

Know we have seen a lot of things on TV of what America

is supposed to be like especially California

and then we die here.

First of all we were like wait where are all the white people.

>> The impact of American entertainment overseas

maybe wouldn't guide us

if we didn't bombard the world with the Big Bang Theory.

>> We are musicians you know Africans we love America

and in Kenya.

Snow MC Hammer Vanilla Ice was also hot in Kenya.

>> But with Tupac he's rapping about real social issues

that affect the community.

>> We came to America we were 10 11 years old

and a war broke out in Congo.

>> It was so bad that they blocked all borders.

>> And my mom applied for political asylum

she told the judge literally verbatim

if we go to Kenya we are committing suicide.

Reminds me of my first trip. She wouldn't recline.

>> These stories how

the stories of so many immigrant families.

It makes you wonder what would have happened

to these two and their mom if Trump had been president.

When I applied for asylum.

We already know when you allow the parents.

>> To stay together then what happens is people

are going to pour into our country

are you going to go back to that.

Well we're looking at a lot of things Caravan's

how about 600 miles from the southern border.

They are hoping to find safety. Invasion. It's like an invasion.

>> Knowing why somebody is migrating here is so important.

No one wants to leave their natural country.

But if it's a matter of life and death fear make them move.

>> The impact of migration on your communities

your jobs your safety. Anyone who feels like.

>> Immigrants are here to hurt you or do harm to you

or take away from your life.

I'm just a hardworking person. I'm not here to steal.

>> We pay the same taxes.

We are not here taking people's jobs.

We are going to build the wall. That.

>> It's hurtful.

>> I think people chant this stuff

and they don't realize it's someone's sister

someone's child that they want to spew this hate it.

That was me.

>> That's me with our political climate right now

while we're hearing.

It made me really anxious in the last couple of years.

Like you know my a target.

I want surveillance of certain bots.

>> I understand a lot of people

they don't they don't know a lot of Muslims

so they see what they see on TV and they're scared.

And honestly those people scare the shit out of me too.

>> And then you hear the president of the United States

saying that they're scary. Then I understand that.

>> You might be scared. Sharia law Sharia law Sharia.

Sharia. I don't even know what Sharia law.

I've never lived anywhere they had Sharia law.

>> We're not here to kill. I swear.

>> Exactly with someone who's here to kill me

which side is get me and get a place in line.

>> They still face another challenge.

Becoming a citizen is not a cheap process.

It can cost thousands.

>> I started to realize how difficult the citizenship

and immigration process would be.

It was heartbreaking. And then magic happened.

I'm a city employee for the city of Los Angeles

as an administrative clerk. And I got an e-mail from my job

saying hey we're offering a program

the mayor's new directive that's offering city employees

and their families an opportunity to meet

with nonprofit lawyers. It really changed my life

and changed my family's life they say.

So city governments are helping when the federal government

and it's made someone very grumpy.

>> And even as the president of the United States Britain

to arrest Ms. State

and local leaders are standing up for immigrants rights.

And that means more people working towards that part

the American dream.

>> The American Dream is being able

to pursue the things that you love.

>> My mom was a baker

and it just made me fall in love with baking.

So sweet dream dessert was born in 2007 in my apartment.

You put so much love into it.

It fills you with that to be up to do that for someone else. To.

>> Do because we are part as activists for us.

Or we use our I guess you know

to bring more positive messages to the world.

>> You know I love being a nurse.

I love being able to help out people.

>> In 2010 I got together with a friend of mine

and we started a charity helping families

and especially children with their education and health care.

You know this one out of six kids go to school

without getting enough to eat every day.

And I just thought that that was.

Kind of shitty honestly.

>> And mean this immigrant is changing the world

one half hour at the site at a time pissing himself .

>> You're welcome. These guys are all giving back so much.

I'm inspired to give to them.

>> So I made my staff bringing stuff

to every new American names and we put it into that.

Jim Jeffrey show America's. Ranch. Dressing.

>> Thanks Jim. Corn dogs are. Disgusting.

>> Garth Brooks Right.

Giorni the lead singer is Filipino Americans saw.

Plastic bags.

>> Full of other plastic bags. >> Right.

>> I guess this is the healthcare plan

well it's definitely the Republicans health care plan

which is about as legitimate as their immigration plan.

Right. They support people coming here legally

and then they work to make that as unwelcoming expensive

and dangerous as possible. But in spite of it

all immigrants would just keep coming

because America is an amazing place.

>> I came to America because I thought anybody can be anything.

So many cultures here.

To me that's the American dream to be able to come here

and kind of like see a little bit of the world.

>> You know I live in a place where I can be

what I want that freedom is priceless.

I'm definitely going to be voting.

I feel like my voice my voice is going to be finally heard.

You know. Hi.

My name is Rochelle and I'm an American.

My name is Mohammad and I'm an American.

My name is pyo. My name is Sam.

>> We are Americans. My name is Andrea and I'm an American.

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Size & Shape Of The Breast After Breast Augmentation-Dr.Hourglass - Duration: 4:14.

Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Wonder Breasts.

Today we are going to discuss: Size and shape of the breast after breast augmentation.

In this channel we discuss everything related to breast surgery.

Welcome back!

I meet many patients on a regular basis who are curious as to how their breast size and shape

will be after breast augmentation surgery.

It is natural and understandable for patients to have this curiosity.

I also encourage my patients to ask this question so that they can set their expectations and goals

on the basis of my answer.

Many patients desire to improve the size and shape of their breasts with breast augmentation surgery,

and the good news is that I have extensive experience in this area.

I will perform your breast augmentation surgery in a way that would deliver your desired results.

After the surgery, you can expect your breasts to appear bigger and shapelier.

Many patients ask how I make it possible for the breasts to become more prominent and shapelier.

After knowing your aesthetic goals and examining your breasts, I will recommend either breast implants

or fat transfer to the breasts.

If you want to achieve large breasts, I will recommend breast implant surgery.

During the operation, I will insert and place implants inside your breasts.

How large your breasts will become after the procedure depends on the size and profile of the implants.

We will work together during the pre-operative consultation to choose the suitable implant profile

and size for you.

Implants come in different sizes and profiles, and I make sure each of my patients gets

the correct implant size and profile so their desired results are achieved.

I also make sure the implant goes well with your body outline, size, and height.

I don't always recommend huge breast implants to my patients because the results will appear unnatural.

On the other hand, if your goal is to achieve mildly projected but very shapely breasts,

I would recommend the fat transfer procedure, provided you have enough excess fat in your body.

During the procedure, I will remove the excess fat from the fat donor sites and inject it into your breasts.

As a result of this procedure, your breasts will be shapelier and mildly projected.

Shapelier breasts will enhance your overall body outline as well.

In this video, we discussed: Size and shape of the breast after breast augmentation.

Next week we will discuss: Weight loss after fat transfer to the breast.

Remember to comment below, share this video, like this video, and subscribe to our channel

for more information, here at the Wonder Breasts channel, only on YouTube.

Also, you can log on to our website,

for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.

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Unviersal M1 Carbine .30 Carbine - This is Rifle Country S1 Ep12 - Duration: 3:33.

WELCOME BACK TO

THIS IS RIFLE COUNTRY

AND I KNOW IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S SUNNY

BUT IT'S FREAKING COLD HERE

IN RIFLE COUNTRY

AND TODAY

WE ARE BACK OUT AT THE

5O YARD RANGE BECAUSE I HAVE

A CARBINE IN MY HAND

THAT'S RIGHT

THIS IS THE UNIVERSAL M1 CARBINE

NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH

THE MILSPEC VERSION

AND YOU SAY, WELL, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE

DON'T THEY USE THE SAME MAGAZINES

THE SAME AMMO

YEAH, THEY DO

BUT FOR SOME REASON

THE UNIVERSAL FIREARMS COMPANY DECIDED

THAT THEY NEEDED TO BE DIFFERENT

SO THEY CHANGED THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT

ONE OF THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

IS THE HEAT SHIELD

IF YOU SEE A HEAT SHIELD

THAT LOOKS LIKE THIS

IT'S PROBABLY A UNIVERSAL

THEY CHANGED THE PROFILE OF THE ACTION

SO YOU CAN'T SWAP STOCKS

BETWEEN MILITARY'S AND UNIVERSAL'S

WHY

I DON'T KNOW

I DON'T KNOW *LAUGHS*

I DON'T HAVE A LINE

TO THE FOLKS AT UNIVERSAL

BUT THE GUN FUNCTIONS, ESSENTIALLY, LIKE

A GARAND-STYLE CARBINE

HAS A WOODEN STOCK WITH SLING LOOPS

OBVIOUSLY, WE HAVE A

GARAND-STYLE ACTION HERE

WITH YOUR CHARGING HANDLE ON THAT SIDE

YOU'VE GOT A TYPICAL BARREL

TYPICAL IRON SIGHTS

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO USE FOR MAGAZINES

WELL

IF YOU GO ONLINE, YOU CAN FIND

30-ROUND VERSIONS

OR

YOU CAN STICK WITH THE

TRADITIONAL, OLD-SCHOOL WORLD WAR II

15-ROUND VERSIONS

THESE WERE ALSO CALLED JUNGLE CLIPS

AT ONE TIME

NOW IF YOU LOOK REAL CLOSE, YOU'LL NOTICE

YOU'LL SAY WELL

THAT LOOKS LIKE A BLUE STEEL MAGAZINE

AND THAT LOOKS KIND OF GREEN

THAT IS BECAUSE WHAT I DID

I BOUGHT THIS GUN USED

AND IT WAS PRETTY

IT WAS PRETTY BEAT UP

IT HAD BEEN SITTING IN SOMEONE'S CLOSET

FOR A LONG, LONG TIME

AND IT WAS PITTED, IT HAD SOME RUST MARKS

AND SO FORTH

SO I STRIPPED IT DONE COMPLETELY

I TOOK IT APART

AND I DURACOATED THE BARREL

THE HEAT SHIELD

THE ACTION, AND ONE OF THE MAGAZINES

SO IF YOU SEE THE GREEN COLOR

THAT'S BECAUSE THE GREEN COLOR

IS INDEED A DURACOAT

IF YOU SEE THE SHINE ON HERE

THAT'S BECAUSE I LUBED IT UP WITH FROGLUBE

BEFORE WE CAME TO THE RANGE

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO SHOOT TODAY

THANK YOU FOR ASKING

AGUILA AMMUNITION

MAKES A .30 CARBINE

MATTER OF FACT THEY MAKE

A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT ONES

THIS IS A .30 CARBINE

FULL METAL JACKET LOAD

YOU GUYS MIGHT BE THINKING

IS THIS A GOOD GUN

FOR PERSONAL DEFENSE

THE ANSWER IS YES

THEY MAKE FULL METAL JACKET AMMO

FOR PRACTICE

BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL COMPANIES THAT

MAKE EXPANDING SOFT POINT AMMUNITION

AND I'M PRETTY SURE SPEER IS MAKING A

A GOLD DOT STILL IN .30 CARBINE, SO

THE UNIVERSAL CARBINE

IN .30 CARBINE CARTRIDGE

IS IT STILL A GOOD GUN TODAY

I'D SAY YES

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Are Iris Scanning and Face ID Safe For Your Eyes? - Duration: 6:21.

In 2016, Iris Scanning was included in the Galaxy Note 7.

In 2017, the iPhone ten was the first in the Apple line up to include Face ID.

Both technologies use our facial data to unlock our phones, and both companies have told us

that their technologies are safe for our health.

But when I activated Iris Scanning on my Galaxy Note 8, I was greeted with this scary disclaimer

about its use.

So what's going on?

Let's take a closer to look to see if Face ID and Iris Scanning are safe for our health.

Welcome to DocUnlock where we help you make the best decisions possible about your health.

So how exactly does Face ID work?

Well the answer, of course, is magic!

Well not exactly magic.

Within that famous notch in the iPhone ten, there is the infrared dot projector and infrared

flood illuminator.

We can't see infrared with our eyes, but if you look with an infrared camera, you can

see that there are thousands of dots projected onto your face.

A built in infrared camera captures this image.

Samsung Iris Scanning also uses infrared technology.

It uses an IR LED to illuminate your eye, and a built in IR camera to capture an image

of the iris.

So when it comes to safety, the real question becomes is there any harm associated with

projecting infrared light towards our face, and what is infrared light anyway?

On the electromagnetic spectrum, infrared light sits right next to visible light.

Infrared has slightly lower energy than visible light.

Infrared is all around us.

Sunlight feels warm because infrared radiation is absorbed by our skin and converted into

heat.

Even our own body heat is emitted as infrared radiation.

Thermal imaging cameras help us see infrared light given off by our bodies.

And you already have things in your house that use infrared, like your TV remote.

But can infrared directed at your face cause harm?

To answer this question, I read this riveting 26 page document called the International

Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection Guidelines on Limits of Exposure to Incoherent

Visible and Infrared Radiation.

Well that was a mouthful!

Anyway, the first thing to say is that infrared radiation is classified as non-ionising radiation.

What this means is that infrared cannot cause cancer.

The main effect of infrared on the body is that it generates heat.

There are only two parts of your body that are exposed to infrared when Face ID or Iris

Scanning are on, and that's your skin and your eyes.

When infrared hits the skin, it is converted into heat.

In extreme amounts, infrared can cause our skin to burn.

But as you know from using Face ID, that you don't feel any heat on your skin because

the amount of infrared is very low.

So damage to the skin isn't really an issue.

What about the eyes?

Well we know that extreme amounts of infrared can damage the eyes.

People who work in manufacturing steel or glass are working with very hot objects that

emit a lot of infrared.

Normally when we look at something very bright, we tend to squint to help protect our eyes

from damage.

But because we can't see infrared, our automatic squinting mechanism can't really help us

here.

In situations of extreme infrared exposure, people can develop cataracts and even lose

some vision.

At the front of the eye, there is the cornea, lens and iris.

The lens and cornea should be transparent to let light through to the back of the eye.

But high amounts of infrared can heat up the proteins in the lens, causing the lens to

become cloudy.

This is called a cataract.

Infrared can also effect the back of the eye, called the retina.

The retina is responsible for detecting light and converting it into brain signals.

High infrared exposure can damage this detection mechanism and cause vision loss.

But here is the important thing, it all comes down to the amount of exposure.

In cases of extreme exposure, yes infrared can cause damage to the skin and the eyes.

But the amount of infrared that we get exposed to in daily life like while cooking, or using

our TV remote, doesn't really cause us any harm.

Both Apple and Samsung have to put their products through a certification process, to make sure

that they only emit very low amounts of infrared radiation.

But what about the long term effects of exposure to infrared?

On this point, the ICNIRP says "current knowledge suggests that there are no effects

of chronic exposure to infrared radiation below the exposure limits provided".

I have seen articles on the internet from people who report discomfort after using Iris

Scanning or Face ID.

It is possible that some people are more sensitive to infrared than others.

But it is also possible to get eye strain from other sources, such as using your phone

on high brightness or using your phone for too long without a break.

If you are worried about the effects of infrared then the simple solution is to turn off Face

ID or Iris Scanning and see if you notice a difference.

There is a bigger picture to this issue.

Technology is very quickly becoming part of our daily lives.

Things like Bluetooth, WiFi, Face ID, Iris Scanning are everywhere!

So as consumers of these products, I think it is important for us to understand these

technologies, and remain alert about potential health effects.

Fortunately, you don't have to do it alone.

If you have a health question bugging you, let me know in the comments, and I'll do

my best to answer it.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one.

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- I just told him I was inspired by ancient aliens.

- Really? - I was!

Because when they were talking about

the Sri Yantra they found in Oregon,

and that's just stuck with me,

and then I was thinking about what other design,

like, what is involved in that?

And I saw this pattern, and I don't know,

it just stuck out to me and it looked

similar to the patterns inside the Sri Yantra,

and then I wanted to contrast that with honeycomb.

Cause then I could give it the right balance.

I just let my hand do what it does.

I don't really think much about it when I do it.

It's almost like a state of meditation.

I think that's where you need to be if you're creating.

You just let it channel through you.

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Liverpool news: Jamie Carragher criticises Virgil van Dijk for doing THIS vs Arsenal - Duration: 3:29.

 James Milner had given Liverpool the lead in the second half at the Emirates and the Reds appeared to be on their way to all three points

 However, Alexandre Lacazette secured a draw for Arsenal with a fine solo effort inside the final 10 minutes

 RED STAR vs LIVERPOOL | FOLLOW LIVE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE UPDATES! Carragher was analysing the goal on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football programme

 And he pinpointed how Van Dijk was "walking" during the build-up to Lacazette's strike, which ultimately cost his team two points

 "Now I want to look at Lacazette's goal and I'm actually going to pick on one of my favourite players in the league in Virgil van Dijk, who I think was the best player on the pitch at the weekend," the former Liverpool defender said

 "We've been saying for a while now he's the best centre-back in the Premier League

I actually think he's one of the best players in the league. "As a centre-back, and it's not just Van Dijk, you look at the positions

 "So you've got Van Dijk the right side of Lacazette, you've got (Joe) Gomez the right side of (Danny) Welbeck and Trent (Alexander-Arnold) on the far side is inside (Aaron) Ramsey

 "Now, what I'm talking about as a defender is when the ball's that side as a defender, I want to be here so I'm first to the ball and he can't make that run in behind, I don't want to be behind him or the wrong side of him

 "So that's fine when the ball's on that side where Van Dijk is, all three defenders are in a great position

 "Van Dijk makes the one mistake he made in the game. He doesn't get the other side because he walks

 "So as the ball comes over now and you know that's going to be switched, you have to get there, Gomez has to get there

 "Gomez does it but just keep an eye on Van Dijk, he walks. Walking, walking, walking, as he steps in now, Van Dijk has a massive problem

 "He needs to be there and he's not, because he's just switched off for a second

 "So straight away, why I'm talking about being in the right position is that Lacazette can now get that ball

 "He couldn't get that ball on the other side because Van Dijk was in the right position

 "And because he doesn't get over quick enough, he tries to play offside because he knows he can't get there

"