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What is unique about Mondul Coffee is the environment.

The proximity to the Mondul mountain,

and the cultural of people around it,

the soils. This farm looks great!

Mondul Coffee Estates is located on the slopes of Monduli.

Right now we're about 23 kilometers away from the city of Arusha.

The full size of the state is 511 hectars

and currently we have 230 hectars under coffee

We have just under 200 employees working on Mondul Coffee Estates

and we do house large majority of these employees on the farm here.

We have very good staff, it is the sense of community.

Mondul Coffee Estates' football club

is a very important part of our staff's life here.

We would rather have our employees

come in after work and play football

and do something that brings them together as a community

and enjoy stuff together

and the whole farm is really supportive of the football team.

And the people. What is unique about the people

is the Maasai community.

They are known to be masters of the cultural heritage.

The initial investors came up and teamed up with them

to have a coffee plantation.

So people still wear traditional clothes

like doing harvesting you are still able to see

cultural practices going on around and that is very unique!

Coffee is very labor-intensive.

There's a lot of work that comes

into the one cup of coffee that you have in the morning

and I think a lot of people forget about actually

how much work is involved with one cup of coffee here

and process that that coffee bean

has gone through from you know from the beginning

to the final stages there.

We basically start from the seed of coffee, of the arabica,

and we put this seed in the nursery in the warm period.

It takes 30-45 days to germinate and then

it continues to establish seedlings in the nursery

for another eight months

so we basically spent about 10 to 11 months in the nursery

producing seedlings before we plant it out in the field.

And once we plant it out in the field

it takes another 3 years

for the tree to reach mature stage.

Once mature we can keep the tree as long as possible

as long as our lifetime.

Some of the trees we have in the field

are older than all of us.

Coffee after the tree is mature we have a flowering season

From a flowering season there is a fruit development.

It is beginning to fill.

It is beginning to show what is inside taking shape.

From the fruit development there is a maturity of the fruit and harvesting.

From harvesting, again, it goes back to start another season.

Coffee harvesting brings in the major employment.

We train the coffee pickers to

select only the red ripe cherries.

With a tradition here they call it the colour of old men's blood.

It is not light red, it is deep red,

that means it is fully ripe

and when you squeeze, the juice comes out,

that shows the sugar levels are right.

Once the pickers pick their coffees

there is an evaluation of the quality of the harvest

by each picker which happens at the factory.

The ones which are quality approved

cherries are fed into the hopper.

From the hopper they move into gravity separator

which separates the fruits, red ripe cherries,

in terms of density and also size.

Pulping is the removal of the red ripe skin.

That is skin that is removed and separated

so we get two beans.

After that coffee is fed into the fermentation tank.

So the next stage is washing

and we've got a long channel of washing

and the fermented coffee is washed against gravity.

After washing coffee is taken for drying

on the drying tables and we use the sun

we do not have mechanical dryers.

As you proceed on with drying

there is also improvement on the quality

by removing the defective beans

that are visual to the workers on the drying area.

We slow down drying by bulking the coffees

and it should not dry less than 15 days.

After drying, samples are drawn from each day lot,

mixed in the bucket and one kilo is delivered for

evaluation at the quality control.

We are able to see each and every bean in terms of samples.

Without doing sampling we will not be able to know

what we are producing in these vast fields.

So through sampling we analyze, evaluate,

and then give feedback.

When we're testing the coffee

we have three things in mind.

We're looking at the farmer

how well have they managed the coffee bushes.

We are looking at the financial part of it

how much are we going to sell that coffee to

and then thirdly whom are we going to sell

those particular beans to and when.

Direct export is an alternative to auction system.

So it is a kind of a system that needs a lot of trust,

that once you have entered into it

you don't come out just like that.

We have developed a good relationships with our clients

and as much as we are selling coffee directly

it means that our coffees get their own name.

We are marketing ourself rather than selling in the action

whereby you lose your name and you lose traceability

because your coffee is blended with others.

Our vision is to become a model specialty coffee farm in Africa.

We want to be at the forefront of the agronomy behind coffee

and the processing behind coffee

to produce the best cup that we can.

Our main challenge that we're facing right now on this farm

is water and the lack of water that we have on the farm.

We currently have three springs

in the forests that are linked up altogether

and this water flows into reservoirs on the farm.

This water isn't enough to irrigate

so main challenge we are facing now

is we need to find water

to get enough to irrigate so we can really

be in full control of all the input on this farm.

We are already thinking in this direction

because the outlook of the climate doesn't look promising.

In the past eight years we are not seeing

annual rainfalls hitting a 1000 millimetre average

and coffee requires ideal rainfall amount of 1200 millimetre.

That would be perfect for coffee farming.

Being in control of all of the field inputs

is absolutely necessary to be able to

produce specialty coffee!

You have a feeling you don't want to let

the people who drink coffee down.

You want to give them the best of what you can see.

That has been the passion of the coffee grower.

You don't want your beans to be damaged by pest,

you don't want your tree to be damaged or to look bad.

You want to end up with the good beans

and you want to sell the good beans.

That is the tradition of coffee.

And we go all the extend to get there.

So we do have many challenges

but those challenges at the coffee farm

they are always making the next season better and better!

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Travel Vlog - Holidays in Thailand (February 2017) - Duration: 20:19.

And I just spotted this

in the middle of nowhere basically

with my..

erm..

Ducati

So yeah, Thailand - you keep amazing me

In the middle of nowhere..

such a nice stuff..

Let's go!

Good morning!

It's how I begin our holidays

I mean my holidays

To Bangkok

At least that's the first place where I'm gonna stop

My holidays begun with me missing a bus

So I have to take metro

The one up there

So I have to take metro to the airport

I still should've make it

But we will see how it will go

How I am prepared?

Like.. Look..

I have this backpack, I have the other backpack for smaller stuff

In case I have to leave the big one somewhere

Mmmm.. What else?

I have like 4 applications with Bangkok maps

I have one application with maps for Chiang Mai

So if my phone dies

I will be in trouble

That's it!

Next update I think from the airport, or the aircraft..

So I'll give you just a quick update about what's going on

I just bought a ticket

To Chiang Mai, after one day

after one day in Bangkok

but..

because I am stupid, and highly irresponsible

I didn't book

a sleeping place

so..

so my place is just a regular seat..

which is obviously

something I didn't wish I will get

I think I just found a..

I think I just found a place where I'm gonna spend next 12 hours

Look..

Here's a small SPA area

with air conditioning..

and my seat is..

53

Yeah, I think it's this one

Hopefully It's going to be empty..

I hope she will be crying all the way, because I love this sound..

So my first day in Chiang Mai is all about the Old Town

which is where I'm staying

Basically I'm just wandering around..

Whenever I see some cool temple or it's on my map, I just go towards it

and explore

which you gonna see on the.. later on..

and..

what else?

The food - obviously! My God!

Food is so cheap!

Now I'm not actually surprised that you don't cook

Cause it's no point

When the dish costs around 1.5 dollar (US)

2 dollars (US)

It's really no point, no point to cook

Just go out, eat all the time something else..

Which is what I'm gonna do

For the next couple of days

and..

and yeah, that's it

that's the first day

What's gonna happen tomorrow I'm not sure yet

there is a two or three ideas

Oh! That looks cool..

Yeah, so that's basically what I'm doing

whenever I'm passing something that looks..

something that looks different than all the other surroundings

I just step by so you could see it as well

Have a look

Cool, huh?

I have read that Thai roads are the second most dangerous roads in the world

That's why..

we are going to this place..

Hello

So after this short trip by scooter we are in the bus

that is supposed to go to Chiang Rai

And yeah, in about 3 to 4 hours I think I'll be there

So I'm already in the bus

Just to confirm - I was given a first class ticket

I mean I bought it, not I was given

and the first class, the difference is the seats

are a bit wider

and

we already got snacks

some kind of juice,

bottle of water, and..

and the Thai Oreo

and there is a blanket..

So, I think I will just..

Oh! And we have a TV

There

So maybe John Wick - the new one, or..

or I don't know, which blockbuster..

maybe something from "Oscars"..

I bet..

Anyway - probably I will speak to you once we reach Bangkok

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Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 33 HD - Duration: 14:30.

well guys great to see you again i'm so glad you came back

Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 33 HD

soros so I this guy is pretty formidable off

I've got him up to level 30 and I mean that guy is really good for an axe

so he is awesome and AH just recently uh you'll see

probably later this week i upgraded my are pterodactyl actually was in turn

after turn it on your pterodactyl hurt around it on i upgraded that so I mean

he's gonna be up to level 20 and i just bought a t-rex is still got a couple

more days of that that he will be at level 20

so it's gonna be interesting guys I'm probably not going to be recording all

that many more of these videos i mean they have not been very popular so I

mean if you do like these videos make sure you leave me comments in the

section down below that you want to see me keep making them and also like what

changes you would like to see I mean I am like i said in the last video i am in

a tournament right now for the tryna from Mara I got up to number one from

the top 10% so I moved up to the top 5% over there I'm like way down so i did

not know it goes up to the top 5% top one

so I mean I don't have anywhere close and i knows i need to eat there so I

mean I will keep competing and next week i'll be releasing videos on those I mean

there was something also battles but after their i'm probably gonna have to

take a break from this like I said I mean they have not been getting very

good views so I'm gonna have to concentrate on my main channel off my

videos which are the toys

oh ok well i mean i had a great time making these leave you guys end of eat

some epic battles here i got the funding source for us tickets Aaron cops

we're guide not have a chance

I mean absolutely not here he attacked before got like half mr. and so here I'm

just gonna attack of eight get it over with

put him out of his suffering i love with this guy charges finalists also charges

ok sweet victory received a super-rare path also by 40 DNA

ok so i completed all those and also the storyline i mean i i've hit a wall right

now I'm still trying to build up my dinosaurs because at level 39 they

require you to have aa 60 dinosaurs and i've only got $MONEY i think 35 so i

could buy a bunch of low-level ones but i don't know i think i've probably

rather with them in tournaments and other card packs and stuff and I like i

said before many times don't forget to open your secret card packs every six

hours so those help you a lot so I mean I after next week i'll probably be doing

that for a while just logging in opening card packs you know winning some

tournaments and but i'm not i'm not sure if I'm gonna be are releasing any more

of these

like I said it's just not getting the views i thought they would and you know

it is an older game

I mean I couldn't get this to work on my computer to about two months ago and I

mean the game release what was it like over a year ago so it's not as popular

as it was ok so here might tear down against the pic dios daga feel stata so

it looks like my tara Don's gonna shred him BAM he's out okay

to moving on Giganotosaurus because awesome-looking is not too powerful but

he is awesome

ok here is my spinal against here my attack is a ball twice is so far i have

my spinal here then i'll have my Stegosaurus to get there are turned on

so

oh ok they brought men they brought their turn on it

ok so maybe I'll bring my steak oh and now this guy taste of his own medicine

ok he blocked for but I should be enough to yep take them out also cool

ok now they brought the gigantosaurus back so this guy tax which you will

ok so he shreds me he's got 33 left which you probably put into blocking so

at this point I don't really want to attack him i want to build off my

reserve so I took a chance by building up my reserved for and so even if he

attacks even if you would have attacked for I mean he wouldn't have got me so

I'm not six now this point I'm just gonna try attacking him okay

he blocked to that should be enough more than ok 1600 damage

BAM he's down okay awesome

I was cool and remove it on a lock the gigantosaurus is gonna have to hatch

that guy who looks awesome

I've got three guys

catchy right now okay mission complete complete battle stage 30 deny it

sweet see right there 60 or more dinosaurs haha 27 i'm only up to 35 now

so okay here's the tournament was talking about these are some of my

earlier battles this is the the tournament for the tryna Romero so off

I'm gonna keep doing that tournament at and oh let me see

that's gonna end on the thirtieth of may so I'll keep doing that tournament our

release those to you guys because like i said i am in the i am number one in the

top 10% currently and I move past that into the five percent but I mean I don't

have it in me and I mean the guys in the one-percent they've got dinosaurs that

away stronger than the Dominus

ah ok so let's see the circus circus piyo raptor ok so they brought in her

before here sobbing that tournament

it really gives you some awesome battle so I mean if you got halfway decent

dinosaurs and you do play the game

go ahead and enter that tournament i mean it's it's really a lot of strategy

because I mean I I be guys that have outclassed me about double 21 but

they're scared to attack so they keep building up i keep building my reserve

up to but sometimes you gotta block that sometimes if you got for you gotta build

your reserve up for

and hope they don't attack so in many ways it's a lot like poker haha ok so

here I want another battle so here this is the top 10% i was telling you here

i'm at 34 I got up to number one twice and now I'm past that Eminem five

percent which gives you a much better wheel to are you can get much better DNA

i actually got like a hundred sixty DNA on a roll so that that was really nice

ok so here let's see

well here I just hatched my cake deal

stiga pickiest eiga maybe the flaw in the comments section how you pronounce

that

ok ok so here I'm still expanding my Park currently i did get up to level 41

because of my Park expansions they pushed me over the level 40 so one set

once i could get past that 60 dinosaur thing i could probably level off pretty

quick because I've already beat several of the tournament several of the battles

that I have to

so here as you can see number one is Joanna there but that was a lie

sooo let's continue on that attacked me one

come on my metro Don so off classes and it's not even claudian he went ahead and

attack me right away about you know I i like i like guys that do that because

they're much more predictable you know they're probably good attack and waste

their full attack here i'm going to go ahead and take down to sega soros like

pretty easily because I mean all he did was attack not hold up his reserve so

his final will take me down while my fish guy should be pretty good get him

see I mean he's just attacked a pack of it is not building up the reserve which

is not what you want to do

so here I got attack up five I believe he's all the way open so i'm just gonna

go ahead yes see I mean he didn't defend him build up his reserve for nothing so

bam i took down this final very easily and then are all we got left is a

herbivore which my blossom after all make short work of like I said that I

mean there's this business of disappointing battled one it's been a

fun run i mean this is game is very addictive so bam i just took them all

just like that super easy so I mean when you got herb or against a carnivore it's

not much there so here I just moved into 19 so these are my first battle so it's

kind of and I got lucky here I got a mystery pack usually you don't get packs

usually on those roles you get meat or coins which both of our pretty worthless

to me at this point

ok so moving on and guys this last battle our i forgot to start my

recording software so you just see the end here and I would mean I was like

really out last on this one too

well like i said its strategy and guys that bring us pretty close to the end of

this episode make sure you guys click like I mean I really need your likes and

I mean I had a great time making these with you guys and if you wait till the

video ends also men cart see here overnight

i went from like 15 281 so you drop pretty quickly

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Flight Club: Drones and the Dawn of Personal Aerial Imaging | Lynda.com from LinkedIn - Duration: 23:51.

(bright music)

- I've always been into cutting edge technology

and things of that nature my entire life,

as a child I'd take apart my grandmas radio

and fix it for her.

So naturally, when I found out about this drone stuff

I was all in.

(bright music)

- When the first Phantom 1 came out

and we put the GoPro camera on it,

I put it in time lapse mode and I was flying around,

and every few seconds the camera would take a shot,

and I was so fascinated by seeing my surrounding

from 30, 50 or even 100 feet up,

and everything looked so different.

(bright music)

- Once I got in the air I realized that I could go

and visualize things like I'd never seen them before.

(bright music)

- One of the first shots that I was really stoked on,

it was a 10 foot slider move, I was just floating the drone

and I just moved 10 feet to the right, it was so simple.

Just that ease of being able to get shots with one piece

of gear, that would have in the past taken a helicopter

or a crane or a slider, it just was so cool

to be able to get that.

(bright music)

- It's a photo of my friend Randy in a kayak

with a whale not far from him, and that was the first photo

that I saw where I knew that I had to start flying drones.

(bright music)

- We're in the midst of a technological explosion

and a revolution that is all being facilitated by the fact

that we can have sophisticated cameras aloft.

(bright music)

It's just a beautiful view from up there.

- It's funny because there are actually, I mean there are

a whole bunch of little groups here and we all overlap.

This particular group of people, I mean they just gathered

around the love of aerial imagery.

(bright music)

- This all came about, it was just a fluke,

I got into photography first, I actually am a,

by day trade right now I'm a jewellery designer,

I own a jewellery company and it was a startup

that I created in my garage almost 24 years ago.

You know one day I get a call from Century Helicopter

in San Jose, they said "Hey, we got this new helicopter,

"we know you're good at shooting hummingbirds,

"can you come take a picture of this?"

And I said, naturally, "Yes."

And somebody puts a little quadcopter up in the air,

and I'm like "Oh my god, that's the coolest thing ever,

"can I try?"

And you know they said "Yeah."

And I did, and I said "Where can I get one of these?"

And I went out to Century Helicopter and bought

the first edition of DJI's Phantom series.

And I didn't know anything about these things,

this is a whole new view to me.

Paul Pan who was working at Century Helicopter at the time

says "You gotta meet Mark Johnson."

- It's hard to believe it's such a short period of time

but I was beginning to explore this technology,

both from a professional and a personal standpoint.

I was doing a lot of customization of my rigs

and as a result, people that would have questions,

they would say "Call Mark or call Barry."

And eventually one day they said "Hey, you guys

"need to hookup together."

Because we were sort of the kind of local go to sources.

At about the same time I had brought

my best friend Romeo Durscher into the mix

because he used to fly RC jets, so he and I actually

cobbled together our first FPV system, and that started

everything from the two of us just building

on that technology.

(bright music)

- We had already been testing a variety

of different products, but back then they were not

as reliable, they were not as easy to use,

it was really trial and error in essence.

We both then got into the Phantom 1, and we both loved

what we could do, and just through that we started meeting

other people, I remember one time we went

to our local dealer in San Jose an we got introduced

to Barry, and then we also met Russell Brown.

- My first experience with a drone, wasn't exactly

with a drone but it was with a photograph I saw on Facebook.

I clearly remember seeing some early photographs show up,

which appeared to be like standard helicopter shots,

but this seemed to be like 100 feet off the ground

and in tight quarters, and I started to question

just how the heck was this done because it seemed in a zone

where you could not go in a helicopter.

- So now we have Barry, Romeo and Doc I call him, Brown,

and we began comparing notes, flying together,

one thing led to another and we ended up creating a group

that we just informally called Flight Club.

- Yeah, let's do this.

(bright music)

- If it means I get to go to Africa...

- [Romeo] The group naturally became bigger and bigger,

and it was really a lot of fun because we all had no idea

about the technology and we all learned from each other.

We learned from Russell a lot about aerial photography

and videography and Mark was very much on the technical side

so he would tinker with something until he figured out

how it works, and then Barry, he has a lot of knowledge

in surroundings, like where to go and fly,

he knows all the people, he did some

really great introductions to people.

So we all brought a little bit of

a different component to the table.

(bright music)

- [Aaron] It made flying like a fun activity,

where I would go with them, I'd be inspired

to try new things or try a new piece of gear.

(bright music)

(blades rotating)

- And now here we are a couple of years later

and several of us either work for DJI or are affiliated

with them, or those of us like myself have just continued

to expand the use of the technology.

(bright music)

- This is the very first one and it hasn't flown

in quite some time.

(blades rotating)

God, it has almost no power.

Before I joined DJI, I worked on a NASA space mission

for almost 13 years and that had always been

a childhood dream of mine.

And as part of my job, I was doing education

and public outreach, going not only into classrooms,

or to science fairs, or to conferences,

but to also via social media, spread the excitement

of science technology, engineering, and math.

Now one thing that was always missing was the A for arts,

STEAM in essence, and I really believe that STEAM,

the artistic side of students and kids

needs to be catered to as well.

That's one of the beautiful things now about DJI

because I can incorporate the A for arts

into my educational plan because some of the things that

we're seeing done with our platforms is truly art.

(bright music)

- The videos that I had seen were all

pretty rudimentary as far as the cinematography side.

Like if it was a 10 minute flight, the video was 10 minutes,

it was takeoff, this is me flying around, and landing,

and there was no sort of editing or taking the best of.

(western country music)

- So it's the early Wild West days of aerial photography

and we're thinking to ourselves, what's the coolest place

we can go and see it from the sky?

- [Aaron] The first flight we did was Russell and I went out

to Arches National Monument, which was kind of (laughs)

and definitely you can't do that anymore.

- And so we walk in there, it must have been four a.m.

in the morning, Aaron flies through the arch,

two and a half years ago when it was legal (laughs).

- I edited it together and I sent Russell the video.

He immediately knew it was awesome, but we had

some questions of whether or not

we should actually post it (laughs).

- Should we post it, Do you think we should post it,

Should we not, yes, no, yes, no, (laughs).

It was early, must have been at six a.m.

- But he said to go for it and I said okay.

So we posted it, but at the end we said thanks

to the National Parks Service,

you know, as kind of like a tribute to them.

(bright music)

- Also during the Wild West days,

we headed off to Bodie, California, a ghost town.

We actually paid them for the right to fly.

But they said, "You need to fly only when

"there's no people there."

And that was actually perfect for us because they close

at six in the evening, the sun's setting,

golden light coming across the town, and we get to fly.

(bright music)

- That was the biggest comment I got about that video

is "I've never seen Bodie empty."

You know, it's always so many people.

The approach from the beginning was to try and have

a beginning, middle and end to the videos, like a story

or a subject, like Bodie was this ghost town

where Utah was of national parks.

(bright music)

If you're getting into flying, I would say to fly

with other people and other styles of flying.

Like for me, I never really do photography,

aerial photography, that's all Russell does.

So when we go out and fly, he'll do the stills

and I'll do video, we both pull away different things.

(engine revving) (bright upbeat music)

- The best advice that I ever got for any beginner fliers

is fly conservatively, take your time, learn how to fly

the drone first and then worry about your photos

because flying and photography

are two totally different things.

So once you learn how to fly and you're not thinking

about what your hands or your thumbs are doing,

it becomes very simple.

(bright music)

Before I started working for DJI,

I was a housewife for 10 years.

I'd just gotten into photography a couple of years

before that, but only as a hobby.

I took a whale watching tour and it's when

I first experienced the humpback whales in Hawaii.

From that moment, I knew that I wanted

to start taking photography more seriously.

(bright music)

I guess it goes back to a Photoshop World Conference

that I attended and Russell Brown was teaching

an aerial photography class.

He had a whole bunch of sort of expert fliers there

at the time and that were not only teaching photography,

but also how to fly drones.

(bright music)

Now I started with a Phantom 1, there was

no gimbal attached, I just had my little sports camera

on an extension arm and some Moongel,

so there was tons of vibration,

I just set it to take a picture every two seconds,

there really wasn't any composing,

I just had that really wide angle lens

and I was just throwing it up and hoping for the best.

(bright music) (blades rotating)

- So you know, a drone has inertial measurement units

that basically tell us what angle the drone is sitting at

and you know, how it's moving, the acceleration

in various axes, in three axes.

And the gimbal is basically the same thing,

so there's something that measures position and acceleration

where the camera is, and then three motors wrap

that camera platform and in real time, counteract

any movements around it.

So you'll see the camera's staying completely level

and very stable, even if the drone is doing something

like shaking when it's fighting wind, you know,

at the limits of its movement.

So gimbals, in addition to drones, that combination

basically has created this kind of revolution

that we're in now.

(bright upbeat music) (blades rotating)

That's a lot of them in the air, I think I need to get away

from more people, we have, how many are in the air?

Six or seven, yeah it's pretty cool.

My background is actually both in technology

and also in photography and publishing.

So I started off as a software engineer and after

a few years, I don't know, I felt like something was missing

in my life and I ended up taking a break,

which led me into the ocean.

(bright music)

I very quickly became an underwater photographer,

both as a profession and also as a passion.

(bright music)

Spending most of my time in the water, I was getting used

to moving really in three dimensions.

I realized that I had started to look at camera movements

not only kind of in the plane that we're on here

on the ground, but kind of moving over objects because,

you know, as divers in the ocean we do get

to move freely in three dimensions.

So I started trying to get these aerial perspectives

on land, well above land, as well and having

a really hard time trying to get

these establishing shots usually.

Really when multirotors hit, you know

these quadcopter designs.

These platforms started to become very stable

and you could attach cameras and be pretty sure

that they weren't going to fall out of the sky

or you know, I was going to be able to control it

in a safe way.

(bright upbeat music)

(blades rotating)

- My company is called Visual Law Group, we specialize

in forensic visualization, basically we work for lawyers

or companies, anybody involved in either civil

or criminal cases that needs a story told, and as a result

of that, we end up producing recreated traffic collisions,

airplane crashes, railroad disasters.

Since we're presenting that visually, you can imagine

that aerial views were necessary from the beginning.

But back in the early 90s, your options were pretty limited,

you had to either commission a fixed wing plane,

or at even greater expense, a helicopter

to go shoot custom aerials.

It was not until gee, very very late in the game

when the company DJI first came out with

the real commercially available at a reasonable price gimbal

that would stabilize the camera and that meant

we could shoot low altitude, high resolution video

and in a company like mine, that's the golden ticket.

But the final peg in the puzzle for us was the ability

to generate three dimensional models

with photogrammetric processing.

So with sophisticated software and processing,

I mentioned the Pix4D program that we use,

it uses artificial computer vision to study every image

and it identifies high contrast points and whenever

it finds the same point in more than three photographs,

it pegs it and locates it.

So it can very precisely create a map, which is a planar

or a survey type image that you can actually put a ruler to.

So we're not shooting aerial images,

we're actually capturing aerial data that is then translated

into very precise spacial points so that when

you're finished, you've got the whole area mapped

both visually and then also three dimensionally.

You can pull up the topography, the actual ground surface,

and you can see where water flows, you can actually see

the extent to which erosion has taken place

and you can use the same technology to map disease patterns,

if the software's calibrated to calculate and measure

the areas that are blighted.

So it's a really revolutionary tool

that's becoming accepted in a lot of fields.

(bright upbeat music)

- So I truly believe we have only scratched the surface

of the iceberg, this technology has quickly evolved

from just your very basic quadcopter to already

a very sophisticated machine and we want to educate

the new customer or the potential customer

not only about our product, but what are the laws

and regulations and what are the expectations.

When we use the word drone, the majority of people already

have a bad feeling about the term drone, mostly stemming

because of military applications with the technology.

Now it's up to us to showcase the positive influences

this technology has had and will have in the future.

Lastly, my big goal is to get the technology

into the classrooms so students can not only put together

the hardware, but also do software coding and through that

can learn and get motivated and inspired

to take this technology to new heights.

(bright upbeat music)

- Go.

It's a new product that Zeiss has been working on

called Cloud Live, there, so now we got a live view

and you see it's like a stereoscopic old school

view projectors and inside of here, I got that,

so when I put it all together, I've got almost a 3D image,

except I have the ability to when I turn this it turns

the copter's gimbal.

- Oh right.

- Got the panning.

- That is amazing.

- I'm loosing signal, are you?

- I got it, but it's choppy.

- [Bryan] Did you see how nice that is?

- [Aaron] Yeah.

- [Bryan] Very little practice needed, you know.

(bright upbeat music)

- Dude, it's just crazy.

- Yeah, it works that good.

- Holy. Ha!

This is actually amazing.

- Yeah, it's really great technology.

- This is like having an Oculus on your head.

(bright upbeat music)

- It's strange, any photograph you took from the sky

two and a half years ago with one of these copters

and a GoPro, like wow, that's the most amazing photograph

and it's just somebody's garbage can

and you're looking straight down on it, you know,

it was the truth, it was really, really interesting

and even Romeo Durscher and I have been chatting about this,

we got to go to the next level, it cannot be

just the garbage can next door, we're really trying

to take really great photographs from the sky

instead of just a photograph from the sky.

(upbeat electronic music)

- There you go.

Okay, batteries, copter, hold that, controller, iPhone,

and I am ready to go.

(upbeat electronic music)

I'm going to light this rock with this light

that's suspending below this quadcopter

while my camera is taking a long exposure.

I am going to take off, Aaron, are you ready for this?

Gentlemen, here we go, I'm going out to sea.

Aaron, I'm going to hover here so we can start our exposure.

- [Aaron] Here we go, oh wow.

What is, I think we need to bathe some more of this--

- [Russell] I think so too,

I'm going to bathe more light over here.

What's that?

- [Aaron] Wait just a second.

- Just a second.

I'm going to stay at that same height,

but just move around.

(upbeat electronic music)

- [Aaron] Well it looks bad ass.

- It looks bad ass?

- [Aaron] Yeah, check it out.

- [Russell] Yes, that's bad ass.

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March Channel Update and Feedback Request - Duration: 1:43.

Hey Guys, Justin with Dynasty Preppers.

And I just wanted to take a quick second and kinda get some feedback from you guys on what

you like best on the channel, and what videos you like seeing.

I've got some equipment inbound to do some reviews on, obviously we need to get that

in and do some testing and everything like that, and I've got some other stuff I already

have here that I am working on the reviews on for you, but what do YOU want to see.

Is there new stuff out there that you want us to review or are there new products that

you want us to take a look at, questions that we can answer, what can we do for you?

If you can, leave that down in the comments box below.

Let us know what you think about what we are doing, what you think we should be moving

towards in the future, basically what do YOU want to see or help you with?

Anyway leave that down in the comments box below.

Let us know what your doing with your preparedness right now.

You know what can we do to help you, what things are you interested in and what stages

are you in so that we can try to help you with those as well.

So if you haven't yet try to find some time to spend with your kids and teach them about

preparedness and survival.

We are coming into the Summer months so it is going to be good to get outside and do

some camping, fishing and all those fun things like that, but take the time to teach then

a new skill when you go out.

Busy week this week for us so hopefully we will have an actual video up on Sunday.

So if you haven't yet subscribe to the channel down below there, like I said please let us

know what you think, what we can do to try to help you, we just wanted to do a quick

channel update and get your feed back, so let us know.

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New Lego Block Legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tanystropheus, Parasaurolophus Speed Build Unboxing - Duration: 10:54.

New Lego Block Legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tanystropheus, Parasaurolophus Speed Build Unboxing

okay guys super excited today I got

three also legendary Lego block eggs

from China each of these are about 70 to

80 pieces each one of them make awesome

lego set they are Lego knock off so they

consider themselves more like I believe

they call them like blocks instead of

Lego as you can see this is the company

that makes it here for ages 6 plus

seventy four pieces on this one this one

is a Penny's drops tropheus okay and

then we've got this one here where this

one is a pair of sex with soros this one

is 73 pieces and then we've got a t-rex

here which is 80 pieces so uh let me go

ahead and show you guys what is in these

eggs so I mean these are really cool

eggs just the eggs themselves are

awesome they're good quality eggs I

really like it and they're like black

and yellow so if you are go ahead and

open it up it is a regular Lego set well

okay blocks they call them but they are

identical to lego pretty much the only

difference between this and Lego is they

don't say Lego on every one of those

little knobs that stick out and then it

comes with instructions on how to put it

together which

well his destruction seemed pretty

simplistic hopefully I'll be all right

leghul does a much better job with their

directions blah ah ok I guess it'll be

all right so uh that is one of them

let's check out the other ones ok let's

check out another one

so here is instructions on this one once

again not as simple as Legos

instructions but you know you're talking

70 some pieces so it's not too bad okay

let's check out the last one which was

the peonies tropheus so these are are

inexpensive sets that you could buy from

China I actually got these on ebay and

the shift directly from China so you

have to wait a while I mean I waited

probably bought two to three weeks to

get these sets and then here are the

instructions on this one so a lot of the

instructions they seem pretty much the

same so there we go cool okay let me

know which one of these three is your

favor ok guys so here is the tannest

rufius and guys I can't really recommend

these guys to you guys first of all the

instructions are not all that great and

second of all ah one of this the third

set the pair of cephalus horas I

couldn't even put that together because

it was missing pieces and then this

other one here I had a broken piece I

have to superglue here so you know I out

of to set out of three sets two of them

had like broken or missing pieces so I

can't really recommend these sets I mean

they looked really cool at the beginning

I really like them but I I mean that's

it I mean I can't really recommend these

aw they are kind of cheaply put together

I mean these are definitely not Lego ah

sometimes when you move it here on the

joints I mean the headpieces just pop

off leg pieces pop off so like I said I

mean I really do apologize but I can't

really recommend these to you guys I

mean they look cool it if they would

come together this one came together all

right so this one had no broken pieces

the other one was missing pieces and

broken so and then this one here this

one here to looks kind of cool all this

is the Tyrannosaurus Rex so the t-rex

well like I said with the broken pieces

I can't recommend these sets guys ah i

reviewed a really cool lego t-rex set if

you want to check that out oh that's in

my lego playlist which you'll find at

the end of this video but now with this

guy too when you move it i mean these

pieces like pop off and so this is more

if i guess if you can't afford a regular

lego set but know that other t really

cool t-rex one which you could build

three dinosaurs that one is fifteen

dollars so i mean like i said i mean i

have a really hard time recommending

these because of the quality issues so

here they are next to some are much

better more better quality lego ones aww

i wrote i apologize to on I can't really

do stop-motion video either besides the

bill because these things just fall

apart and they're way too hard to work

with so uh let's go ahead so you guys

seen this guy here you've seen the t-rex

here this is the Lego t-rex I was

recommending this one I got for fifteen

dollars ah you could check that one out

on amazon I'll actually include that one

in the link below the video because like

I said I can't really recommend these

egg ones so I'm not even going to

include a link for them so if you are

interested in those you could buy those

on

ebay but anyways here is another awesome

lego 1 i've done a full review and

unboxing on before this one the head

moves the eyes light up if you push the

button a little hard to see because i

got bright lights but you could still

see it there so the arms move the leg

Moo's clicked into different positions

so this is an original older vintage

lego one so that one is awesome and then

of course you guys seen the indominus

rex this is the original and then the

other one you see there the mirror image

is the knockoff you can see the knockoff

all they have brighter colors for the

knock off the original has lighter

colors and you could identify it by

looking at each of these blocks say lego

on the originals and then the same for

the t-rex's this here is the original

t-rex and then this here is the knockoff

t-rex so once again the knockoff t-rex

has much brighter colors than the

original I like the original more I mean

I don't I don't really care for the

those bright colors that much it's a lot

brighter and shinier but I don't care

that much for then then this one has the

Lego imprints on each of the blocks

there so I guys thanks for viewing and I

really do apologize I couldn't put

together the third set because pieces

were missing but i mean i would like to

let you guys know i mean i wouldn't even

bother with those egg ones i mean the

quality issues it is just not worth it

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[Merilee Nixon:] Hi!

I'm Merilee, and I'm from North Carolina.

I'm doing my daily stretches, BUT you're watching what Michael's doing

right now.

Cue the whirring mechanism!

[ Mechanism whirring ]

[Michael Aranda:] Toddly?

[Todd Williams:] (chuckling) Yes?

[Michael:] Where are we going today?

[Todd:] We are going to a meeting, eh...for, uh…

a local company who wants to potentially do some video work with us.

And a— And another person who potentially wants

to do some other video work with us.

That's what we're doing.

[Michael:] What does this company sell?

[Todd:] So they're a— they're a monthly box company?

I don't know what you would... call that.

A subscription box company.

They're called Quilty.

And, they...have quilt things every month.

So they want some promo videos.

[Michael:] Yep.

[Todd:] I'm guessing.

That's what we're gonna find out.

Should be exciting.

We're going to their warehouse.

So we should see a bunch of (said with a twang) quilt things.

[Todd:] Do you like quilt things?

[Michael:] I've never tried quilting, so I don't know.

[Todd:] Maybe it's a new hobby you'll be able to pick up.

[Michael:] It feels a little bit like winter poked it's head up

again for a sec and was like "Hey!

I'm still here!"

[Todd:] It was a little disappointing… to say—

when I woke up this morning and my car was covered in snow.

I wasn't happy about that.

You could see— it's starting to melt a bit.

But I would like it to be melted all of the way.

[Michael:] Okay, we're here at Quilty Box.

I don't know if they want us filming inside, so I'm just going to say I'll probably

see you afterwards.

[ Dance music ]

[Michael:] Well that was interesting.

This is a Quilty Box.

This is what they send out every month.

I can't open it.

They have a little thing showcasing an artist of the month,

and then they have quilting supplies inside.

[Todd:] I think it allows for...folks to get creative.

When you have surprise things come in the mail

you don't know what you're gonna do so a lot of people probably get a little stuck

sometimes

thinking, "I don't know what I wanna make".

Then this pops up, it can give you some fresh ideas of what you wanna do.

[Michael:] Yeah.

They are a bigger operation than I.. expected.

It's just so weird sometimes what you find out

is in your own backyard.

[Todd:] I would never have guessed they were here—

[Michael:] Yeah. [Todd:] until they reached out to us.

[Michael:] They've got a big warehouse,

tons of boxes stacked up.

He says that they send out over 2,000 of these boxes a month.

[Todd:] So, I'm sure it's just growing.

[Michael:] Yeah.

[Todd:] Excitin' stuff!

[Michael:] And hopefully...with us,

we'll help them grow even more.

[Todd:] (Southern accent) Do you like to quilt?

Quilty Box!

[Michael:] Maybe we should just have you host the videos.

[Todd:] Quilty Box!

That's it, that's all I say?

[ Dance music ]

[Michael:] We are having our weekly…

Synema Studios meeting with these lovely people.

We were just talking about how we would like to highlight

creative things that people in the community are doing.

If you're doing a cool thing or if you know of someone doing a cool thing

who's a part of this community you should probably let us know.

I guess, is there an email address that people should send stuff to

or just leave it in the comments?

Or what?

[Todd:] For right now, if you wanna send it to hello@synemastudios.com

with uh… "Doing Cool Stuff!" in the uh...title there.

[Kayla Pyne laughs] [Michael:] Okay.

[Michael:] Ceri why are you still here?

[Ceri Riley:] I'm editing...scripts.

[Michael:] You have an orange peel or some kind of peel.

[Ceri:] It is an orange peel.

[Michael:] Do you wanna buy a house?

[Ceri:] That's what I've been trying to do for a little while.

[Michael:] I don't know that the vlog has been updated on this situation.

[Ceri:] I don't think so.

I haven't talked about it to the vlog.

[Michael:] Ceri and I are trying to buy a house.

One of the Patreon livestreams that we did.

I think it was the one for Jaaanuuuary?

You were out of town, and we went back to one of the houses to look at it while you

were out of town.

Was that— [Ceri:] That was probably February

because I was at NerdCon for 10 days.

[Michael:] I was at NerdCon.

Oh but you went early— [Ceri:] I went early—

[Michael:] You, oh—that's right.

So in February, we livestreamed while walking through

one of the houses that we were looking at.

So if you are a Patreon Patron, you maybe knew this already.

I just talked to Cindy our realtor about our maybe plan to put another offer down

on what we're calling WoodHouse.

She says that, she already has all the paperwork stuff

we signed a thing already that she can act on our behalf.

If we want to, all we have to do is say, "Yes, please make another offer at this

amount".

And she'll do that tomorrow.

Should I tell her to make another offer?

[Ceri:] Uhhmm…

I don't know (laughs).

[Michael:] Just because money amounts are weird.

I'm gonna have the dollar amounts that I'm about to say bleeped out of this

video.

[Ceri:] Okay.

[Michael:] Uhm…

[Ceri:] That makes me more comfortable.

[Michael:] Okay. [Ceri and Michael laugh]

Our initial offer was super low

and then they counter at [ Super Mario Bros Coin ]

I told her that the math that I've been doing

to calculate the monthly expenses if we were to put another offer was at

[ Super Mario Bros Coin ]

and she suggested offering [ Super Mario Bros Coin ]

Hoping that they will counter at [ Super Mario Bros Coin ]

Buying houses is—is very bizarre business.

[Ceri:] It's very stressful, uh... because it's owning a big thing;

and spending a lot of money on this big thing.

The permanence does not scare me as much anymore, because people buy and sell real estate all

the time.

[Michael:] Today Ceri and Nicole and Hank and I

are shooting a....

Holy F****** Science.

I was about to say what it was about, but I can't do that yet because it's supposed

to be

a surprise for Ceri and for the other people.

Lookit...Ceri's got two computers going on.

She's in hacking mode.

[Ceri:] Yes...So I can do one… one hand on each one.

[Michael:] Why actually do you have two computers out?

[Ceri:] I started researching my Holy F****** Science topic

on this one, and I didn't want to transfer tabs.

This is for work, and this is for social spaces.

[Michael:] Hey, what's all that for?

[Ceri:] (feigning confusion) Ohmygosh, I don't know!

[ Dance music ]

[Michael:] We just finished filming Holy F****** Science.

I think it was maybe one of our best ones yet.

I just really enjoyed the conversation.

I'm about to hit the render button

on the next vlog that's going live.

This one is from the 28th and 29th of December 2016.

And then THAT means that there's only one video left

which covers the 30th and 31st of December

in Season Six to go live.

After that, the next video to go up will be

from February twenty-something.

So we're about to catch up quite a bit.

Kelsey…?

How often do the things that I do, in the process of filming vlogs embarrass

you?

[Kelsey Cote:] Like out in public?

[Michael:] Yeah…

[Kelsey:] At first I was like…

"Oh, I'm hanging out with a man who's pointing

a camera at everything and everyone's looking."

But now it's kind of just whatever.

Like I mean there's still times when I notice people looking

and they have confused looks, but…

[Michael:] Tonight...may…

[Kelsey:] No...NO…(laughs)

[Michael:] may test your, uh… your willpower.

(chuckles) [Kelsey:] (sob-laughing) I can't look.

[Michael:] Okay, hello.

As you can tell from my very professional appearance,

I am an expert and should be trusted with all things.

Today I am going to test out something that I've

wanted to do since the Switch was announced; And that is: see how realistic it is to jog

while playing the Switch.

Okay… so I'm placing the Switch on the treadmill

and detaching the uhhh… the Joy-Cons.

I'm going to put them in here for now, So that I don't lose them.

[Treadmill beeps]

I'm going to start and bring it up to six miles per hour.

[ Treadmill beeps three times ]

Okay.

Maybe it should be noted that the sensation

of running with a GoPro on your head is… odd.

I'm booting up Breath of the Wild.

Here we go!

Moving around seems not too difficult so far.

Where's my horse?

It's alright.

It's alright.

This game makes a lot of use of using the Joy-Con's motion sensors to aim, like

if you pull out your bow you have to aim with this thing.

So I need to go try to shoot something.

This would be easier if I had a large screen to display this on.

Because the screen is so small, with my head moving around like this, seeing what's on

the screen is probably the most difficult part

of this.

I pushed a button I didn't mean to push.

Okay.

I've gotta go find somethin' to kill.

I guess I could teleport there.

Let's gooo… out here.

Alright.

I'm gonna find me some baddies!

Why am I finding it so difficult to locate anybody to kill?

Maybe I should hang out until night-time.

Oh!

There's an enemy!

Okay.

Yeah, tryin' to aim is pretty ridiculous.

So anything that requires motion control is probably… not… what we want.

And now I'm trying to take a picture.

Got him!

It's not too bad, look!

I've already run three quarters of a mile and I've been

distracted by video games the whole time.

This is awesome.

[ Uplifting music ]

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Job Safety, Agriculture, And Other Programs Slashed To Pay For Trump's Border Wall - Duration: 4:04.

Well, the estimates are starting to flow in for the cost of Donald Trump's border wall

and so far for a 48 mile stretch of the wall along the border between Texas and Mexico,

it's going to cost at least $1 billion.

Again, $1 billion to pay for 48 miles of wall.

In case you weren't aware, there are hundreds of miles of border in the American south and

southwest.

$1 billion just for 48 miles.

Now, that does also include about 10 to 15 miles of repairs on existing walls.

Trump hasn't decided yet if the wall's going to be fully concrete, as he said during the

campaign, or if it's just going to be like a chain link fence that they stick up along

the border.

But all of that is beside the point.

Donald Trump knows the cost of the wall and by now, I think most Americans understand

that Mexico is not paying for it.

The United States taxpayers are the ones on the hook for this disgusting wall.

So, how do we pay for it?

A billion dollars for 48 miles is a hell of a lot of money.

But don't worry, Donald Trump has that covered, too.

According to articles, the cuts are going to come in the form of cuts to the Department

of Housing and Urban Development, National Institute of Health Research grants, those

are going to go away to pay for this wall.

Department of Agriculture, they're going to lose close to a billion dollars.

You know, agriculture, where we grow our food and we protect it and we help subsidize farmers

when they have a bad year so they don't lose their livelihoods.

We help pay for equipment so that they can continue to provide us with food.

Yeah.

Fuck that.

We need a wall.

Right, Trump?

We're going to start cutting EPA, heat subsidies for low-income American citizens.

Now, every year we have too many people in the United States, usually elderly, who die

in their homes in the winter because they cannot afford to keep the heat on.

Now, we help, we try to subsidize, we try to identify and help out as many of these

people as possible.

And Donald Trump wants to do away with that.

Screw the elderly.

You can freeze to death in your own home because you can't afford to keep the heat because

why?

I've scared enough Americans to think that we need to do something about Mexicans so

I got to build this wall.

Is it worth it?

Honest to God, does anybody in this country think that this stupid wall, one, will keep

anybody out and, two, that it's worth it?

Should we let American citizens die because they can't afford heat, just so that we can

build a wall?

An easily climbable wall?

That is one of the dumbest things that I have heard and I covered the entire George W. Bush

administration.

So this being the dumbest thing really says something about what's going on in America

today.

But don't tell that to middle American Republicans.

Right?

They want this wall.

They don't care how much it costs.

They don't care what gets cut, even though it's going to be their livelihoods that get

screwed because of this.

All they know is that they've been brainwashed into believing that Mexican immigrants are

coming over here and any day now, they're going to knock on those Republican voters

doors and kill them or rape them or both, not sure what order.

But that is what these idiots believe.

So they're all in favor of the wall.

They don't care how many billions it's going to cost.

They don't care who in the United States dies as a result of these budget cuts.

They just know that they've got something new to be afraid of and Trump's the only person

in the world that's going to keep them safe.

For more infomation >> Job Safety, Agriculture, And Other Programs Slashed To Pay For Trump's Border Wall - Duration: 4:04.

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Are Energy Drinks Really that Bad? - Duration: 4:07.

- Energy drinks!

(upbeat music)

We hear all the time that they're really bad for us,

especially for teens,

but we all drink them anyway.

So are energy drinks really that bad?

First, let's rewind back to 1997,

the year Titanic came out in theaters,

and I looked like this.

It's also when RedBull became the first energy drink

to reach the market in the US.

Since then, energy drinks like RedBull

have skyrocketed in popularity.

But things started getting intense in 2011,

when the American Academy of Pediatrics,

an organization of over 60,000 pediatricians,

recommended that kids and teens

should never drink energy drinks.

The reason why they were so worried?

Caffeine!

They were also concerned about student athletes

who were confusing energy drinks

for sports drinks, like Gatorade.

But anyway, 2011 was a long time ago.

So we emailed the AAP to see if things have changed.

Their answer was no.

They confirmed that "The 2011 report

"was recently reaffirmed by the Academy."

But caffeine is in a ton of things,

like coffee, tea, soda, and even chocolate,

and the dangers of caffeine really boil down to

how much you have.

A cup of coffee usually has between

95 to 200 milligrams of caffeine.

So, for adults, the experts recommend

no more than 400 milligrams a day,

and for kids, no more than 100 milligrams.

All right, so a little bit of caffeine,

probably not that bad.

But high doses can be lethal.

Yeah, it can kill you.

(screaming)

So how much caffeine is actually in energy drinks

to get all these doctors so worked up?

Although the FDA doesn't require companies to list

the amount of caffeine in beverages,

many brands do it voluntarily.

They're right there on the label.

So, in this little bottle, you've got 200 milligrams,

you've got 160 milligrams in this can of Monster,

and 114 milligrams in this RedBull.

But caffeine often isn't the only ingredient

in energy drinks.

There can be lots of other additives,

like guarana and taurine.

Shoot, is it taurine?

Guarana is a plant from the Amazon,

and its seeds contain about double

the amount of caffeine found in coffee beans.

Taurine, on the other hand, is an amino acid,

which, if you took notes in your biology class,

you would know is the building block of proteins.

It's in a lot of other things.

It's even in our own nervous system.

And it's often marketed as a performance enhancer.

And then, of course, some of these drinks

have a lot, a lot of sugar,

and we all know how much sugar can lead to

diabetes and obesity.

So what does the research say about all this?

Well, in 2011, a paper published in the journal Pediatrics

reviewed the effects of energy drinks

on children, adolescents, and young adults.

The paper looked at 121 reports,

2/3 of which were published in academic journals.

And in all of this research,

there are still two big unknowns.

One, does your age affect how your body

responds to caffeine?

And two, how do all these additives and caffeine

interact with each other?

Clearly, there's still a lot they're figuring out,

but in the meantime, the experts warn

that energy drinks could be especially risky

for kids with heart problems, ADHD, or diabetes.

So, given all these concerns, it may come as no surprise

that some places have pushed for

completely banning the sales of energy drinks

to anyone under the age of 18.

As far as we can tell, that hasn't passed locally

here in the US, but in 2014, Lithuania,

well, known for storks and hot air balloons,

became the first country to actually ban

the sale of energy drinks to anyone under the age of 18.

But not everyone is a fan of these ideas.

Some think these restrictions are unfair.

If you aren't worried about selling coffee or tea to kids,

why single out energy drinks?

So, the American Beverage Association,

the trade group representing many of these energy drinks,

came up with another idea:

voluntary guidelines for labeling energy drinks.

So now that you know all this,

how do you feel about energy drinks?

Do you think there should be more regulation?

Let us know in the comments below.

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> Are Energy Drinks Really that Bad? - Duration: 4:07.

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How to set clock in BMW E87, E90 - Duration: 1:07.

If your BMW is not equipped with radio controlled clock, you need to set it manually.

You need to adjust your clock twice a year because of the daylight saving time.

Both instrument cluster and radio use the same setting.

With key inserted, move UP or DOWN on the left stalk to find clock settings.

Once you find it, press BC button to enter clock settings.

Use UP or DOWN to adjust time, BC button to confirm.

Both instrument cluster and radio clock are now set.

All the confusion is created by the clock symbol on the BMW Business CD radio.

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