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Install (no jailbreak) apps on tvOS & iOS (Mac) - iFunbox - UDID - iResgn - Duration: 8:34.
Very good, how are you, friends?
Today I bring you a method for installing applications in TVOS, iOS, ie Apple TV 4, iPhone,
iPad and iPod touch, we will do a Mac computer or if you have windows also
it would with a virtual machine that has Mac installed.
Other methods explained in other videos, but this is the one I like,
because once we installed the app we can used indefinitely, does not expire, all
to bear in mind is that if you want update if they launch a new
version of the application must return to install in the same way, ie
You can not update from the App Store.
First I will summarize what we need.
- We need to register our device as a developer, it costs $ 8.
- We need to sign the application. - and finally pass from the Mac to the device
via cable, already.
In this example I will explain how to install Apple TV 4 on the application of Popcorn
TV Time, it used to watch movies and series in English, not in Spanish, although
no subtitles.
If you are going to use this method for the Apple TV 4, you need a USB-C cable, I
I bought one which cost me 9 euros or dollars, I will leave a link in the notes
of the video.
If you are going to use an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, as you can the Lightning cable
I comes with it.
Once we have cable, connect the device to your computer, remember that
so that the computer will recognize the device we must have iTunes installed.
Well, the computer had to explain how it is done.
We also need to register the device As a developer, if I want to do with
multiple devices must register each one of them.
This serves to sign applications exclusively for the registered device
and to use these apps indefinitely, license has a shelf life of one year,
that is after that time will not sign Moreover, unless you renew the license, but
signed apps can continue to use them.
I've done it on the page UDIDregistrations.COM, has a cost from $ 7 per device,
It has to be the Bronze package plus or the Gold, normal bronze or silver does not
We serve us, because we need to send us two files, the certificate and provisioning.
Once we send it by e-mail it may take a week, although I
I arrived in two days, keep in a computer folder, and open the certificate,
it has an icon like this.
If you ask us we introduce and password we will ask if you want to add to that
certificate key, and press Add If you have password we write.
We accept and it opens the key to add it.
Once the certificate is installed on your keychain, We downloaded the application or applications
you want to install, I'm here installing as I said the Popcorn Time
I'll download TV for TVOS version, you also have the iOS.ipa version
iPad, iPhone or iPod Tocuh.
Once I downloaded it will drag all to the same folder to have it ordered.
I'll leave the link to all applications we use this manual notes
Video or forum Applemaniacos.com and also some other applications
TVOS.
After the downloaded application iResign which is only available for Mac, but I
I've seen it work in a virtual machine Windows installed.
The first time you open appear to us all empty fields,
In the first select the application link we want to sign, which in this case is the
that I just downloaded.
In the second link select the file provision sent to us by mail
those who have registered UDID us.
The third and fourth field leave them empty.
In the last select from the dropdown developer profile, this appears
if we have the key, as we have seen before, if we had not added, it will not appear.
appears with iPhone developer, name and name and number, if you have any questions
leave about it in the comments or in Community forum.
Mark the box, Install on ATV 4 and pulamos RESIGN.
The first time we sign an application We will ask if we allow
signed by the key, select allow Always so we will not ask again
and we hope that the new app is believed signed and at the end you see a window appear for
get a password, press Cancel.
What happened fast motion, although it takes more or less a couple of minutes, and creates a new
app with the same name but finished in resigned.
If the message appears as password canceled.
If we sign another app, we do the same, delete all fields except the Second
and Profile.
Now we can only pass it to Apple TV, We can use several applications
Thus, the simplest is to iFunbox, which the more people know and is free,
if sometime does not work any operating system upgrade
or whatever, I comment to pasaros other link to another application.
Once opened iFunbox, we can download From here, I have version 1.8.
I already detects the Apple TV without jailbreaking, press Install application, select the
signed, press Open.
We wait for it to install.
I'll pass it on fast though Installation takes less than one minute.
We already have here, we open it, we accept the terms and we can use it.
For those who do not know it is a app series and for streaming movies
in English with subtitles in several languages, including Spanish.
I'll try a movie.
It takes very little time to load the buffer, so less what I've tried, but not the
I use it because I do not like to watch movies in English.
I spent a minute fast camera that is less than it takes a minute or a minute
and a half.
I will cut copyright issues.
Now I'm doing a test with Kodi, I get install but when you open it
It is closed at the moment.
However I am testing a new method and if it works I will publish in the channel
YouTube, because we would not need to do jailbreak to have her on our Apple TV
Four.
Finally I have to comment that maybe you have to install Xcode on the Mac, I have it
installed but do not have very clear if necessary, if you go that you do not sign the app, you only have
I install it on your Mac as I have done I though you do not need to use it to
nothing.
We can also install any other app that is available over the network.
Any doubt you leave it in the comments or the Community Forum, See
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New Giant Box Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaurs For Kids / T-Rex, Indominus Rex, Unboxing #2 - Duration: 21:30.
okay so let's go ahead and check out all
the dinos we had all set up in a natural
environment for them Wow cool so we had
some really cool dinos here and guys are
I'll be having a lot more because I have
a lot of Dinos show you guys and this is
the Jurassic Park command center so I
did a full review on that also so all
these guys are surrounded by 10,000 volt
fence Wow okay guys today i am
continuing all of shows you my Dino
collection I've got requests from ah so
in my comments that you guys wanted to
see all the dinos that I have so this is
going to be Fox Wilbur - right off the
bat I'm seeing a Jurassic Park drastic
world that a Mosasaurus t-rex indominus
rex dinosaurs is directing the storage
wow this thing is packed - guys you've
got a lot of Dinos underneath there also
all let's open these up and check them
out okay guys since we don't want our
dinos escaping we went ahead and set up
the ten thousand volt fence all the way
around here Wow
well dinos are not going anywhere we
have a lightning storm then we might
have a problem
okay guys what anyways let's go ahead
and introduce the Dinos three guys all
these dinos I'm going to show you I got
pool reviews and openings when I opened
the packages and display them and I mean
it there are a lot of fun lot of them in
New Giant Box Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaurs For Kids / T-Rex, Indominus Rex, Unboxing #2
anyways right off the bat this is going
to be one of the most detailed
Spinosaurus dinosaurs you can but this
one is actually made by Papo so really
evil looking big huge mouth very
detailed teeth I mean they went all out
with this dino it looks totally awesome
so like I said I'm just going to show
you the dinosaurs quick if you do want
to check them out more detail I have a
playlist at the end of the video well
anyways we're going to go ahead and set
this guy right up here coming right
outside the gate Jurassic Park and then
my next also would is a Mosasaurus from
Jurassic world
the only thing is I the spring inside
the mouth something happened to it
I mean it seems to be pretty common for
these drastic world ones so it's the
mouth doesn't really want to open before
when you pull the flipper the mouth
would open but you know that's ten
disappointing it doesn't anymore because
I can't replace this toy because this
odd they're selling it's like a $30 toy
but they're selling right now like $170
which i think is totally creepy but
anyways we're going to go ahead and pull
that guy right up there on top
nice way okay and next we have a walking
dyno this is a Styracosaurus you could
actually buy this one from China
I believe they sell it on Amazon and I
actually bought it on eBay but I do
believe they sell it on Amazon flashing
light to make noise it used to make like
a roaring screeching very annoying noise
but now not not that bad because it's
just mechanical you can see the tail
moves the leg moves the head boobs and
with the flashing lights he looks really
cool so we're going to go ahead and turn
him off and set him off all the way in
the back here this is a pretty big
diamond and then we have a cool aweso
fari
limited dino oh this is but you
pronounce that I mean check that out
it's car called rode on to Saurus
Carcharodontosaurus saw this guy they
did a great job on it looks real cool
I'm going to go ahead and set him up on
the island out here then we got a cool
Safari Limited
t-rex so Tyrannosaurus Rex obviously a
carnivore they have the tiny spit in the
arm so these ones are known as Nivas
some some times they're called like
devil dinos or tyrant dinos so the t-rex
is also probably the most known honor
all the diners so we'll set him up that
and we have another cool Safari limited
one this is the Acrocanthosaurus this
guy also was a carnivore as you can see
by his body shape and everything he was
very similar to the t-rex so like I said
made by Safari limited they did a great
job with the detail guy so we'll go
ahead and set him up here near and these
guys have agreed today not to eat each
other and then we have a really cool one
here this is a Jurassic world armored
ankylosaurus so he does have armor that
popped off with him and he's got a piece
here that fits on his tail so you can
see underneath he's just a regular
ankylosaurus with the tail swinging
action and the head popping out action
of crime so this guy's really cool too I
do like him on more with the armor the
armor is custom molded so it fits like
exactly on to his back and it just
stayed there I'm not a hundred percent
the armor on his tail stays there much
better this if you push down I lose you
could turn it upside down without it
falling and shake it a little bit so uh
it does fit really nice so that is cool
and we are starting to our ready run out
of room so we're going to put this guy
all the way back over there right by the
fence
we'll look and then next we have a cool
odd Jurassic Park toy this is a bar ox
this one has like the head swinging
action there you pull it's a leg back
its head like turns ah they did a good
job with teeth on this one really people
looking green eyes arms move the legs
move so all you can see this with JP 63
so we're going to go ahead and set him
up here we do Spinosaurus hopefully
they'll keep their promise
not easy Cho okay and then here we have
a cool Safari limited Allosaurus so you
can see ah he doesn't have as big of a
head as a t-rex he still is a carnivore
he is a good size - but he's not
included between Rex but ah
Safari limited did a great job with the
detail on this one
he is a bit of a smaller Dino to see
compared to mine in there let's go ahead
and set him up here like right at the
bottom of the water okay then next we
have a really cool t-rex this was made
by collector so uh they did a great job
with this one the only one that thing I
don't like is they modeled it like with
the bottle body going down so it's hard
to use this guy for like battles and
stuff bought for display purposes he is
also I mean they did a really great job
even like coloring his eye so I like the
detail and the collect coloring that
collect up pull into this guy so we're
going to go ahead and set this guy up
back here
sort of like floating on the water
and then next we got a really cool
herbivore
this is a Stegosaurus it also was made
by us
Safari limited see he's got the spikes
on his back in the big spike tail here a
great coloring job with this I like the
detail that they put into it and it is a
decent size dinosaur so let's go ahead
and set this guy up right back cool
and next we have a baby t-rex this was
for my Jurassic Park this is the one
that actually breaks it's on leg and
they bring it into the trailer and then
ah mommy I believe it's the mom and the
dad t-rex
attack and push their trailer over the
cliff so this one you can see is JP 42
and it does have a separating leg here
so that would be for like the bone being
broken so you could bring it in and fix
it up you can see it's got long spindly
legs the mouth those open and closed and
they did a good job detailing this guy
and his legs are all he does stand his
legs are really loose so I wasn't sure
if you wouldn't spin so anyways we'll go
ahead and set this guy off over here by
the rock okay then next you have an
awesome t-rex vibe attack so uh they did
a good job with the detail and
everything on this guy the only thing I
don't really bothers a few things I
don't like the mouth does not open and
close and this guy's pretty much only
good proposed ability I mean the way
he's bent forward it's hard to odd
because I like into battles and stuff so
this guy would be more like I said
proposing and they they sort of put like
a big hump on his neck
there I mean I know he's bending his
head down but just doesn't look quite
correct there and the coloring on this
guy is unique like a dark green with
like tan box like all wah they did a
good job on it so it is uh still a cool
looking Dino we'll set that one over
there all the way but it is and then we
have velociraptor echo this is part of
the first line of the Jurassic world
dinos because this one and the other
Velociraptor ones got a lot of heat to
take a look there what is missing you
have the third claw missing on a
velociraptor I mean that that is a huge
mistake so these ones understatement
these ones were not popular at all let's
say that which I could see why ah this
guy it's legs will move it has a really
hard time standing up so these earlier
velociraptors couldn't even really stand
unless you balance them with their arm
or you have them standing all the way up
balanced on their tail but this one its
legs seems to have gotten bent well
anyways this one's not that cool at all
the mouth we just fixed open some of the
later ones the mouth does open and close
and they do have the third clause so the
later ones are cool so we're going to go
ahead and hide this guy all the way back
here because he is
embarrassment and then the next one is a
dino but this one is Power Rangers this
is a limited edition spinosaurus from
the Dino super charge Power Rangers
edition of toys so this one is cool it
does turn into a Megazord you could lick
off the top off here's the head it's got
a bigger head piece inside the actual
body you go ahead and just lift him up
and transform him into a magazine but I
have a lot of episodes on those I
actually reviewed all of the Dino super
charge
Dino toys well anyways off you want to
check out my Power Rangers Dino super
charge playlist I do got a lot of them
on there and I got some I got them
transforming into Megazords battling
they are a lot of fun but uh Wow this
park is crowded so I'm going to set this
guy all the way up here at end right
then next I got a drastic world
Pachycephalosaurus
this guy's action feature he pushed on
on his tail he pops his head forward
these guys were herbivores and they had
like a really hard plate on their head
so I never attacked that Dino tried to
chew on its head it would probably end
up breaking it got like damage here you
can see it says JW there it looks cool
so uh this one I'm going to set up over
here at the other end of the rock and
then next I got a colorful hybrid this
is a drastic world steak it's Tara tops
so if you push down on his tail he does
pop his head forward he does get the JW
logo ah yes part bar on megasaurus so
you can see it looks really cool so
let's set this guy up over here and then
I got a big Spinosaurus from Animal
Planet so this guy's a cool looking to
action feature if you pushed on his arm
he chomps his mouth and he roars and he
thought his fin on his back here through
the tail does light up so long where to
put this
I'm going to set them up all the way in
the back they're like climbing defense
so by now he's probably be electrocuted
and then next I got a really cool t-rex
from Jurassic Park this is the Thrasher
t-rex it's called the Thrasher because
if you move his tail back here he
crashes his head and he has like off
captured gear you put on him and he
thrashes his head back and forward this
guy also has an action feature he pushed
his tongue he will close his mouth and
then if you want to pull his son the
size of his mouth off and he holds his
mouth open like that this guy is an
older one all rubber super cool super
detailed I mean this is one of the most
realistic odd Jurassic Park
dinos you going to get and this is JP 29
so I went ahead and set that guy up on
the fence all go over there and then
last of all we got the original
indominus or in Dominik's indominus rex
boy from Jurassic world so this is
actually one of my favorite drastic
world toys up I think this one is cooler
than the hybrid because I like it you
push its arm down here and it opens its
mouth way up on the check this guy out
he could look gross shit like you can
this thing coming at you Wow better say
goodbye this has the light-up law action
on its back it does have different
colors like it looks like the batteries
might be getting a little low and it
does roar it says Jurassic world here on
the side this one is almost impossible
to find
I actually bought a new one just
recently because I wanted to get all but
the ones new in packages and I think
I've made about $70 for him so uh
anyways guys there is still some drastic
world toys left blah as of June Hasbro
has lost the license for them so as of
June so next month they're going to be
gone and motels gonna take over the
license in July so they'll probably be
manufacturing toys on in the near future
and I will be reviewing all of them for
you guys because I love to ask in comm
world in Jurassic Park toys and I hope
they do a better job than Hasbro but you
know what guys a lot of people hate it
has girl dinos but you know I like them
I think they did some ah a great job a
lot of unique shops like this since
ominous wrecked this wall some some of
the other ones are cool too okay they
didn't do the greatest design job of
some of them but you know I I still like
their toys so all guys that was all we
had in the box today
okay so let's go ahead and check out all
the dinos we had all set up in a natural
environment for them Wow
cool
so we have two really cool dinos here
and guys are I'll be having a lot more
because I have a lot of Dinos to show
you guys and this is the Jurassic Park
command center so I did a full review on
that also so all these guys are
surrounded by 10,000 volt fence wowwwww
oh no bad and dominance
oh no look what he did he ate the baby
t-rex oh no he's didn't get the memo
that they're not supposed to eat each
other Oh looks like we're going to have
some major problems here now
those t-rex is going to start attacking
the indominus very soon now because you
just ate their face okay guys well if
you did enjoyed this episode please go
ahead click like drop in your comments
let me know uh which one of the
dinosaurs is your favorite and thanks
for viewing guys you guys are awesome I
really appreciate it and I was wow that
was a lot of fun
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10 Animals That Will Soon be EXTINCT - Duration: 8:53.
For the last few centuries humanity has had a lot to be thankful for as our civilization
grew.
Decades after decades, we built cities and suburbs; paved new roads and freeways; and
built structures in places where we wouldn't believe it to be possible.
Humanity has indeed made great leaps and bounds even at the cost of the environment.
As our industries continue to grow and our living spaces continue to expand, we have
– either consciously or not – effectively destroyed and encroached on the habitats of
certain wildlife; wildlife that are not used to the disruptions and pollution of our daily
lives – and with this, many animals are fighting for their lives to survive in this
ever changing world.
Unfortunately for some, there are animals that we will never see because we have greatly
contributed to wiping them out of the face of the planet.
So in today's list we countdown to the 10 Animals That May Likely Go Extinct in Our
Lifetime.
Number Ten: The Hawksbill Turtle The earth is a planet whose majority is made
up of water.
Vast oceans, running rivers, untouched lakes in secret spots, the earth is one wet planet
and the wildlife in its waters is quite diverse and exotic.
The Hawksbill turtle is among the amazing creatures you can see underwater.
Its namesake comes from the beak-like mouth that is uses for plucking food from coral
reefs, mangroves, and lagoons.
A Hawksbill's lifespan is typically between 30 to 50 years in the wild, if their habitats
are untouched by humans.
Unfortunately, due to the brown and gold sheen of their shells, the 23,000 nesting population
of female Hawksbills are threatened by poachers worldwide.
It is believed that between 1950 and 1993, the Hawksbill turtle's population drastically
declined due to the demand and popularity of their shells that are often used as jewelry
especially in Japan.
Number Nine: The Gulf Porpoise Affectionately known as vaquita or "Little
Cow", the Gulf porpoise makes this list because it is currently one of the rarest
animals in the world.
Scientists and wildlife conservationists estimate that the Gulf Porpoise population is fewer
than 100 since 2014.
The dangerously low number was the result of habitat loss, environmental pollution,
and being caught in fishing nets whether accidentally or not.
What's even sadder is that the last remaining population of these porpoises live in the
Gulf of California - and despite conservation efforts, National Geographic estimates that
the last of them will likely disappear by 2018.
Number Eight: The Atlantic Goliath Grouper The 800-pound Atlantic Goliath Grouper's
population decline is unique.
While habitat destruction and pollution are contributing factors to much marine wildlife
extinction, it is the Atlantic Goliath Grouper's immense size that threatened it numbers.
To give you a perspective, this species of grouper can casually devour a shark and it
has a notable fearless personality.
Paired with its confidence, its inquisitive nature made it an easy catch for hunters and
fishermen in Florida during the 20th century.
After a shocking drop in its numbers, the US has since issued a moratorium on hunting
big fish such as the Atlantic Goliath Grouper but this particular species remains critically
endangered.
Number Seven: The Seychelles Sheath-Tailed Bat
Bats are extraordinary survivors and can adapt to any type of environment that they are in.
Even so, due to the continued destruction of its natural habitats like rainforests and
caves, the many species of bats are experiencing a steady decline in their population.
One such species is the Seychelles Sheath-Tailed bat.
Endemic to the Seychelles archipelago, specifically the islands of Silhouette, Mahe, Praslin,
and La Digue, this species of Sheath-tailed bats are losing their homes to a variety of
man-made reasons like deforestation.
Researchers believe that there are only two substantial roosts remaining and both are
located in Silhouette island.
Although their population are closely monitored by the Nature Protection Trust of Seychelles,
it is believed that they will likely be extinct in the next 10 years.
As it stands, there may only be 50 to 100 of these bats left on the planet.
Number Six: The Northern Bald Ibis Just because we may never have heard that
such an animal existed does not mean that it won't make this list.
In fact, it makes the species even more in danger of extinction.
The Northern Bald Ibis was a species with a population that was spread across North
Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
Today, however, 95% of their population is confined to a "subpopulation" in Morocco
where, even there, their numbers have dipped to the low hundreds.
It also does not help that most species of wild ibis, including the Northern Bald Ibis,
are more endemic to areas that are constantly ravaged by war and armed conflict.
In Syria, it is reported that the numbers of wild ibis has plummeted drastically in
the last 30 years.
Today, the best hope for survival of the Northern Bald Ibis is to be bred in captivity; an effort
being carried out in Italy, Austria, and Spain.
Number Five: The Iberian Lynx It once had a thriving population in Portugal,
Spain, and Southern France, the Iberian lynx is now the most endangered cat species on
the planet.
The destruction of their natural habitat, automobile collisions, poaching, and the decline
of rabbit population in their areas have unquestionably forced this feline species to the endangered
list as their numbers have shrunk to some 120 individuals scattered in small populations
in the Andalusian region.
As part of Spain's conservation efforts, the government has decided to release rabbits
– the lynx's main prey – into the wild to make sure that, at the very least, these
cats do not dwindle down due to starvation.
However, if the Iberian Lynx does go the way of the dinosaurs and the woolly Mammoth, it
will be the first species of feral cat to go extinct in the last 2000 years.
Number Four: The Chinese Alligator Rare enough as they are in the wild, the Chinese
Alligator is known for its size.
A full-grown adult grows only up to 2 meters and is no heavier than 40 kilograms.
Native to China, these reptiles find their dwelling in the wetlands near the Yangtze
River.
Much to the annoyance of local farmers, the Chinese Alligator is also known for burrowing
tunnels that can ruin crops and plants should they find themselves near a field.
Being the most endangered crocodilian species in the world due to poaching, pollution, and
habitat destruction, the Chinese government has made efforts of breeding them in captivity
but environmental due to the fact that only 150 to 200 of them live in the wild.
Number Three: The Sumatran Elephant Elephants are no stranger to being endangered
by humans.
In parts of Africa and the world, the ivory trade has either been halted or completely
banned due to the global outcry of international organizations and wildlife conservationists.
The Sumatran elephant is no exception to this.
While they are not necessarily hunted and killed for their tusks, they are still in
peril of extinction due to their rapid loss of habitat as more and more forest areas are
being converted to agricultural lands.
Although there are efforts made by the Indonesian government to conserve the elephant's remaining
habitats, a study in 2007 revealed that – despite the efforts – there were less than 2800
Sumatran elephants remaining in the wild.
Number Two: The Sumatran Orangutan Extremely intelligent and gentle for its size,
the Sumatran Orangutan is a primate that is in danger of kicking the bucket as a species.
With no more than 7500 of them left in the entire world, their numbers continue to dip
as experts from the World Wildlife Fund place their declining rate at roughly 1000 per year,
a rather alarming number.
It will be no surprise that we will no longer see a single Sumatran orangutan within a decade.
Primarily, the reason for their rapid decline in numbers is human activity.
Deforestation, fires, pollution, and poaching are but a few reasons why the survival of
these gentle giants is on really thin ice.
Number One: The (African) Northern White Rhino Every passing day places the Northern White
Rhino at a high risk of extinction than, perhaps, any other animal on this list.
Due to poachers aggressively hunting them down nonstop, the world now only has three
northern white rhinos in existence.
You heard that right.
There are only three of these majestic beasts left.
Because of this, they are under constant armed guard 24-hours a day at Kenya's Ol Pejeta
Conservancy.
The rhinos, two females and a male, were transferred to Kenya from a Czech zoo in 2009.
During this time, there was another male that died in 2014.
If you would trace the records of these rhinos and go as recently as 1960, you would discover
that more than 2000 of these northern white rhinos were in the wild.
However, due to the high demand of rhino horns in the Far East, their population was reduced
to the three that are now left.
The last remaining male, a 43 year-old rhino named Sudan, has had his horn removed in order
to spare him from poachers and make him less valuable as a market commodity.
Unfortunately, due to his age, Sudan, the last remaining male white rhino, weakens by
the day and efforts to encourage mating the three have proven to be unsuccessful.
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Nature's Electrode | Space News - Duration: 15:55.
Welcome to Space News from the Electric
Universe, brought to you by The Thunderbolts Project at Thunderbolts.info.
On Planet Earth, the most obvious and dramatic display of electricity in
nature is lightning. But what causes lightning? Although there
currently is a consensus opinion about the processes that produce lightning and
clouds on Earth, most scientists freely admit that many mysteries remain. On this
series we have discussed several discoveries that add to the mysteries,
including the finding that solar storms cause increased lightning on Earth and
the ongoing puzzle of lightning that occurs above thunderclouds reaching
towards space. In this episode Thunderbolts colleague Andrew Hall
explores the evidence that lightning is a product of the electromagnetic
circuitry connecting the earth and the Sun. The following image is from NOAA and
illustrates the consensus theory of lightning genesis. As you can see, it
shows electrons collecting like marbles in a sink, accelerating down a slippery
slope into what looks like a drain. A typical cloud-to-ground lightning needs
a billion trillion electrons. Are electrons just randomly floating in the
clouds when suddenly, a billion trillion of them jump into an imaginary drain
pipe like this image portrays? The consensus notion is that charge builds
in thunderstorms because of static electricity. The friction of hailstones
and rain colliding in the storm generates a static charge, like rubbing a
balloon against hair or shuffling feet on carpet. Positive and negative charged
particles from this friction separate ito layers according to the consensus
notion. The layers where they are found "pooling" are at distinct thermal boundaries.
So it's thought these thermal boundary layers keep the "pools of charge" apart, except
when they arc. The situation is depicted in this NOAA
image of a supercell, where layers of charge are shown stratified inside the
cloud. To become coherent, stratified and able to build enough charge for a five-mile
long lightning bolt - a billion trillion electrons worth- the charge density
required implies a plasma is involved. In fact, it's more than an implication. How
else could so much charge collect to create such arcs? There is no wire in the sky, no
battery terminal, or electrode to generate an arc. These "pools of charge"
must be plasmas. It only takes one percent of neutral air to be ionized for
it to behave as a plasma. Lightning genesis requires a plasma because that is what
forms the "electrode" in the sky. Let's consider lightning and how, why, and where
plasma forms to play a role in making it. We know Earths' atmosphere is
an electric circuit. It carries a charge, current and voltage.
The air is a weak conductor with a variable, vertical current between the
ground and the ionosphere of 1-3 pico-amps per square meter. The resistance of
the atmosphere is 200 ohms. The "clear sky" voltage potential averages 200 to
400 thousand volts between Earth and the upper atmosphere. At any given moment
there are about 2,000 lightning storms occurring worldwide. To create lightning,
the electric field potential must overcome the dielectric breakdown of air
at three million volts per meter. It does so because the electric field in a
thunderstorm jumps to over 300 million volts.
A typical lightning bolt is 3 to 5 miles long and momentarily delivers about
30,000 amps to ground. The collective current from a typical storm delivers
from 0.5 to 1 amp. The circuit is completed--a worldwide current from Earth
to sky in storms that return it from Sky to ground. The 2,000 concurrent lightning
storms, each about 1.5 amp, means this worldwide current is about 3,000 amps.
Only that isn't the whole story, because there as much more science
doesn't know about Earth's circuitry. There is also exchange from atmosphere to
space, and space to atmosphere. This has yet to be accurately measured or
understood. The existence of plasma discharges from thunderstorms to space,
called Sprites, Gnomes and Elves for their brief and ethereal appearance, is
a relatively recent scientific discovery. Their genesis, power and frequency is far
from understood. Wall Thornhill discusses these phenomena in much more
detail in his article, "The Balloon Goes Up Over Lightning" which is on his
Holoscience website. Cosmic rays enter the atmosphere,
adding charge continuously. The rate Earth is exposed to solar wind
fluctuates widely, both because the solar current fluctuates, and so does the
strength of the earth's magnetic field. Sometimes the shield it provides moves
around, letting more cosmic rays enter through "holes." Electricity flows around
Earth and Birkeland currents, molded by the geomagnetic field. How these currents
fluctuate in density and the resulting induced currents in the atmosphere and
ground, is another area of scientific uncertainty. Because of the variability,
variety and the fact they haven't noticed until recently, consensus science
can't yet understand how much current is entering or leaving Earth's atmospheric
system from space. The ground also carries potential that varies. Except for
the monochrome view of seismic returns, we can't even see what is below the Earth's
crust to comprehend the flow of current there. Nor whether, how, or where Earth's
current might enter the atmosphere. For electricity, boundary layers like the
earth's crust isn't an impermeable barrier,
it's an electrode. There is a cavity defined by the surface of the earth and the
inner edge of the ionosphere. It has been calculated that at any moment the total
charge residing in this cavity is 500,000 coulombs. Electromagnetic waves
reflect from the boundary of the cavity — the ground and the ionosphere — and
establish quasi standing electromagnetic waves at resonant frequencies. W.O. Schumann
predicted the resonant properties of the cavity in 1952, and they were first
detected in 1954. They are called Schumann's resonances and are measured as
broadband electromagnetic impulses at frequencies in the range of 5 to
50 Hertz. The atmosphere is undeniably electric. It's not a few ions benignly
floating around in the air, occasionally forming into "pools of charge", but a
globally active and coherent circuit. What should that tell us about lightning?
Mustn't it also be part of this coherent resonant system? Doesn't it beg
for a better model than marbles in a drain pipe? Fortunately there is a model
to look at: it's called electronics. Atmospheric arcs created in a circuit are
generally recognized to occur by thermionic emission. Everyone has seen a
hot cathode arcing as in a welding arc, where electrons are freed from the
metal surface of the electrode by heat. The metal is heated by its own
resistance to current and begins emitting electrons above a certain
temperature threshold specific to the electrode material. The temperature for
many materials is thousands of degrees. Another form of discharge less well
recognized is field emission or cold cathode emissions.They do not generate
electrons by thermionic emission. The electrode warms, but not appreciably
because heat is not what frees the electrons. It's the electric field
strength — a high voltage potential, that strips electrons from whatever material
is present, including the air itself. When this happens, the field forms ionic matter into a
plasma structure, called a corona. Corona is the electrode in the sky that discharges
lightning. Coronal discharge is used in a variety of ways in modern technology. It
requires a high voltage, which is precisely what is present in a
thunderstorm — 300 million volts or 1,000 times stronger
than in clear weather. Corona is the only electrical phenomenon that can result in
a non-thermionic discharge under atmospheric conditions. It's the driving force
of the storm and the generator of lightning. Corona occurs in a layer
perpendicular to the electric field where the field strips electrons from atoms,
sending them downward at near the speed of light along the field gradient, to
collide inevitably with another atom. The collision strips more electrons free to
follow the electric field, leaving ions behind. The region where electrons are stripped
is a cold, partial plasma. Increasing charge density by stripping and
collision amplifies and shapes the electric field, which self-organizes into a
corona. The "pools of charge" layered in the atmosphere are not pools of positive
and negative charge as depicted, but coronas that exhibit positive, or negative
polarity, composed of some mixture of ions and neutral species electrically
interacting. Free electrons continue the process of collision in what's called an
avalanche. Avalanche is portrayed in the stepped leader process depicted in the
image and is a witnessed precursor to a lightning bolt. The avalanche is one half
of the picture, however. Lightning comes from below, as much as from above. The
electric field also cools positive ions on the ground below the storm. Ionic
streamers, filaments of positively charged air, stretch up the electric
field toward the clouds. A lightning bolt occurs when the cascading step leader
and streamer meet, completing a plasma channel. None of this is seen with the
naked eye; it's all dark current up to this point. The lightning channel is
complete when it connects to a ground streamer. The connection allows a dump of
electrons from the corona to ground. Then heavier and significantly slower ions
carry up the channel and a return stroke. The return stroke can be seen in the image as
the bright flash that occurs the moment the first tendril of the avalanche
current strikes Earth, leaving only one path glowing after the flash. Corona
provides the reservoir of charge and the dark current mechanism for
avalanche required to make an arc. This is what is missing in the consensus
notions. The other consensus notion that static charge builds from hailstone
collisions, is also inadequate. A study using interferometer and Doppler radar
to correlate lightning with updraft and downdraft winds, showed that lightning forms in
low-pressure winds around the storm cell updrafts of warm moist air. As a storm
organizes and the updraft speeds up, lightning frequency dramatically
intensifies. Updraft winds don't produce much lightning until they reach 10 to 20
miles an hour, the study found. Then strike frequency escalates with updraft
speed. From 20 to 50 miles per hour wind speeds lightning frequency might be 5 to
20 strikes per minute, whereas above 90 miles per hour, the flash rate can exceed
one strike per second. It's like a motor running and the central updraft is the
primary mover. Water in a thunderstorm updraft goes through all of its phases.
From water vapor to cloud condensate, to rain droplet, to ice. The structure of a
thunderstorm is oriented vertically around the central updraft. The phase
changes stratify charge at temperatures where the transitions create ionization
events. Water is self-ionizing. Water in its liquid state undergoes
auto-ionization when two water molecules form one hydroxide anion and one hydronium
cation. Water can further be ionized by impurity, such as carbon dioxide to form
carbonic acid. Water condensing into clouds and droplets within a strong
electric field provides an ionization event. Water can become supersaturated,
rising above a hundred percent relative humidity if air is rapidly cooled, for
example, by rising suddenly in an updraft. The supersaturation instability provides
another opportunity for ionization. Ice is typically a positive
charge carrier meaning that current flows over its surface in streams of
positive ions. Flash freezing water onto the ice, as hailstones grow, provides another
opportunity for ionization. Each layer of air in a storm has a different temperature,
humidity, pressure and velocity, transporting different phases of water
at different partial pressures, which means the conductivity of the air is changing
too. This last item is important to remember. More about how this creates
coronas requires a broader look at the circuitry of a super-cell thunderstorm,
which you will find interesting because it will show how coronas produce other
effects. Perhaps it even explains all of the effects of thunderstorms. The electrical
circuitry of a super-cell will be continued in the next companion article
on Earth's electric weather. Over the series of articles I will present, corona
and its role in our weather, will lead back to geology and previously presented
discussions of arc blasts and how mountains are built. Like all things
electric, fractal forms repeat such that a coherent picture emerges, and boy have we
got a picture for you. Thank you. For continuous updates on Space News
from the Electric Universe, stay tuned to Thunderbolts.info
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A Day in the Life: Juilliard Drama - Duration: 4:45.
♫ ♫ ♫ [uplifting music]
I, well, I've always been a class clown but it
wasn't until I came back to New York
when I was 15, and I've seen a student-ran
show at theater row on 42nd Street, I
was in the audience just relaxing, and I'm like,
"Oh man, this is what I need to be doing."
So I was like, "Why not? Let me take a risk."
I auditioned for Juilliard. I come to
this place. New York's your background. I love New York.
And I felt healthy here. I felt the teachers
cared. They were serious about their goal
and inspiring the next generation of
actors. It felt like a good match, you
know? All things were pointed to Juilliard.
A typical day at Juilliard? Well, we go
from 9:00 to 10:00. It's a long day.
Moni's class is a big wake up call. That's
one of the most physically demanding
classes that I've ever been in. I mean,
if that alarm doesn't wake you up, he's
gonna wake you up, you know what I mean?
So his class emphasizes getting out of
your head and finding the energy around
you and being in that moment. Then that
parallels to being in a scene, being able
to stay with your partner and being so
open and wherever this goes, just trust
that I got your back. Going into that class,
I'm like, "Aw, man," but I then always feel like
a champion coming out. Masks class is a
gateway into different parts of your
personality.
Everybody puts on a mask, and everybody
gets up together. Whether you're utilizing a
neutral mask, or animal mask, or a
character mask, it allows you to bring out
parts of yourself you never knew were
there. Through the mask, you...you find
these things that ultimately help you to
believe in your character more and believe in yourself more.
Kate Wilson...so we'll form, like, a circle
and everybody's in their own different
play, but it's all a big collective. Whoever
wants to take center stage, you
go and take center stage and you speak
until somebody else comes in, takes it, and
moves their play along. And you get to
give-and-take, see what inspires you and
when you have the impulse to go and take the
baton, you go.
"And you are Irina, the youngest."
I mean, we're together from 9:00 to 10:00
every day, with the exception of, like, two
or three breaks, so on my off time, I like to
either go to the fourth or the fifth
floor, admire New York City, listen to
meditational music, send a few emails...so
yeah, it's a "me time." I like to quiet
my mind and to recharge myself for the
next group of classes.
Voice with Andrew Wade, the first 7 or 10 minutes we get to
warm up however you want and try to
channel that breath support down to the
diaphragm. And we get in a circle, we pass
lines across, playing with the structure
that Shakespeare has given you.
[Class reciting together]
So now you can let your own creativity come
through, so you learn the rules and then
you break them. In scene study with Becky
Guy, you get to see how people come into
the process and rehearse from a
week-to-week basis. So you get to learn
where people are coming from, the
different processes. She, she tracks what
you're doing and seeing what moments may
have not worked. You didn't...you didn't
get to that moment. You can't get to that
moment thinking about getting to that moment.
"The same moment, the moments are very similar."
Then I have singing class with
Deb Lapidus. Before Juilliard, you know,
I was a shower singer, you know what I mean?
But now I'm confident to go up and hold a
tune or hit a note. Singing class is just
like acting class, you know, this piece of
text...how do you interpret it? Put your
own spin on it, and you make it work.
The great thing
about being in Juilliard is you get to
develop these connections and be around so many
inspiring, talented artists. In our off
time, we just like to, you know, rehearse!
While doing normal day things...I feel
it's important, being able to allow the
environment wherever you are, whether I'm
eating in in the lounge. You know, you try
to find things or let things find you
and just be in the moment and rehearse.
Half of my class, we're doing 'Three Sisters.'
So rehearsal is a great time to
just in a way, let go.
You did like eight hours of classes, now you
can just let go and just bring what you got.
>>And on those little girls faces was a look of horror.
>>Fear, anxiety. I don't know what. It wrung my heart to see their faces.<<
>>Maybe it's not so much about the little girls, but as much as like what you're
>>able to see in yourself in them.<<
You want to get it right. You want to hit that
perfect schwa, you want to hit that "t" at
the end of the word, you know but...and I
have moments of like, "You are where you
are and that's okay. You will get there."
and, like "I'm in Juilliard." You come to
acting class thinking you're going to be
other people, but in truth you find out
who you are, which you can lend yourself
to other people in their circumstances,
you know what I mean?
Sometimes you can't see your growth. You
can see everybody else's around you, but
yourself, but I'm...I'm growing.
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Traveler's Notebook: A Comprehensive Guide - Duration: 3:57.
The Traveler's Notebook: A Comprehensive Guide
Life can pass by quickly. The Traveler's Notebook lets you embrace life's fleeting moments,
whether you want to record the good times,
plan your adventures
or just jot down ideas that inspire you.
Sophisticated in its simplicity,
it's the perfect companion for old souls and adventurers.
Keep watching to learn more about the different Traveler's Notebooks and the different ways you can accessorize them.
Get started with a Traveler's Notebook by picking out a starter kit.
Each kit includes elastic bands, a cotton case,
a leather cover, and
a blank notebook that features Midori Diary paper.
You can choose from black, brown, and camel leather covers.
You can also choose between Regular and Passport sized notebooks
Refills for Your Traveler's Notebook
The basic notebook refills for Traveler's are available in three styles.
Lined
Grid
and Blank.
You can also use the Traveler's Notebook as a planner. There's a variety of styles to keep your schedule organized.
Plan out your busy travels with a Monthly Planner,
Weekly Planner,
a Weekly Planner with Memo,
or a Daily Planner.
If you want to make your notebook extra special, also consider these notebook refills with Sketch Paper,
Lightweight Paper,
or Kraft Paper.
Accessories for Your Traveler's Notebook.
The Traveler's Notebook is a way of life that allows you to define your personal style.
Create a notebook that's truly your own by picking and choosing from any of these accessories.
Pocket Stickers,
Film Pocket Stickers,
a Pen Holder Sticker, a Pen Holder,
Double-Sided Stickers,
Sticky Notes,
a Repair Kit,
a Zipper Case,
a Kraft File Folder,
Connecting Bands,
a Binder,
and a Card File.
More than just a journal or a planner, the Traveler's Notebook is a keepsake you'll look back on for years to come.
What will your next adventure be?
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طريقة رسم ثلاثي الابعاد على الجدران 3D للمبتدئين - Duration: 10:42.
In the name of God the Merciful and prayers and peace be upon His messengers
God's peace be upon you Ohbabi in God in this new lesson on your channel fikra color
First I want to thank you for Musharkatk Musharkatk in your opinion poll channel
For those who want to participate in the poll click on the icon that appears in a circular motion in the upper right or left
Even participate in this channel ideas
The rate of today's lesson will be on how to learn how to draw a three-dimensional form on the walls
Continued with me shaving
In the name of God, this is the start of the wall, which will be explained today
The wall must be well formatted your walls Bajeej
We work those squares that appear in the form of stones
Throwaway so we Bhdv part of those boxes using ink pen in black as you can see in the video
This is the easiest way to make a three-dimensional shape of many Henk malleable?
I've got a small space to work 3D format
We cancel this part using an aqueous paint
We now paint an aqueous paint layer or two layers of paint even hide those lines
Leave the paint to dry from an hour to two hours depending on the air
Now that the dried paint
Now we paint a layer of varnish? Paint transparent type prevents the wall from leeching
All information on this material Sastamlha in this explanation you will find their own links in the description box
Now I'll show you a way to access fund Description
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Links that appear blue .... you can? If you are a foreigner translator
After we finish coating of varnish leave varnish to dry for an hour to Hard Sotain
We now draw a line in the bottom of the boxes have a broad downtrend 6 centimes
We work Mottagath line parties
Then a small line diagonally connected with the roof and by the bottom line
Also in the same way in the West Bank and other
Note the explanation of video with me .....
Now it began to appear three-dimensional
We now paint the paint is painted light brown
This kind of paints oily species that do not dry quickly
These aspects Here they put the same color dark brown paint
We are now the merger process by using a piece of cotton cloth
Complete these parts in the same way
Now we paint the color of dark brown in these faces
Watch how to draw a picture in the middle click on this image that appears at the top. Thank you see you soon
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Jet Fuel Vapors Invade Virginia Beach Neighborhoods - Duration: 5:53.
Jet Fuel Vapors Invade Virginia Beach Neighborhoods
VIRGINIA BEACH -- In an attempt to keep out the stench of jet fuel, Cristin Pullmans family of three is sleeping in one bedroom at night. Family members have headaches and congestion. The house smells terrible, Pullman said.
The stifling fuel vapors wafted over the water behind Pullmans house when the wind changed direction in Brook Green Commons off Potters Road. She walked past her garden where lettuce, carrots and peas are planted and growing.
Were just going to ditch it, she said, shaking her head. Just beyond the hedges in her backyard, under the Potters Road bridge in Wolfsnare Creek, a slick sheen of jet fuel floated into a water boom.
Pullman and her neighbors want to know what effects they can expect from the 94,000 gallons of jet fuel that spilled at Oceana Naval Air Station Wednesday.
The spill spread to London Bridge Road, a ditch that runs parallel to it, and to Wolfsnare Creek, part of the Lynnhaven River watershed, before it was discovered.
Residents got some answers at a public meeting held at London Bridge Baptist Church on Monday night.
Heidi Kulberg, Virginia Beach district director for the Virginia Department of Health, told them typical reactions to the odor can be headaches, nausea and sore throats. Representatives from the Department of Environmental Quality reassured residents they are monitoring the areas affected.
We will be here for the long term, said Janet Weyland, deputy regional director. And the Navy took contact information from residents with questions and concerns.
The Navy previously had said the spill area was contained. The Virginia Department of Health is asking the public to avoid all recreational activities, including fishing and crabbing, in Wolfsnare Creek south of Virginia Beach Boulevard and East of Lynnhaven Parkway.
Its been a long weekend for people who live near the waterway. Eric Shea of Nottingham Estates off London Bridge Road first noticed the fuel smell Friday.
On Saturday, it felt like the air was saturated with it, he said. Later that night, his 6-year-old daughter had a nosebleed, something Shea said is unusual for her.
By Sunday, the wind shifted, and neighbors thought they were in the clear. But by Monday morning, the odor was back.
Richard Madden has been told by authorities that the air in the Brook Green Commons neighborhood and his home is safe to breathe, but hes not buying it.
He taped a sheet of plastic from the ceiling to the bottom of the stairway in his foyer to keep the fuel smell from going upstairs. He wears a mask when he goes outside.
Madden said he has a sore throat, swollen sinuses and a headache. Its no joke, he said Monday morning. We cant open the windows here; we cant turn on the air conditioner because it sucks up outside air.
His wife went to work Monday. Madden and his dog stayed home. Where can we leave to? Nowhere. I want to get away from it, but I cant, he said.
A few doors down, Styron Daniels stayed at a family members house Sunday night. My whole house reeks, she said.
Daniels is frustrated, too, with disruptions to her routine. Her house rattles when the heavy clean-up equipment is moved and the lights at night keep her awake. The whole backyard is lit up like its daylight, she said.
Harry Savvides lives across the street from Shea in Nottingham Estates. His backyard overlooks the tidal marsh. Hes been smelling the fuel for days. Its a strong, aggravated odor, Savvides said.
Hes concerned about what could happen after the clean-up crews move on and what, if any, possible damage there was to the natural environment that cradles his neighborhood. We would just like to know the long-term effects, Savvides said.
Several fish, birds, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians have died as a result of the spill, according to the Navy. Wildlife experts are assisting and taking precautions to keep animals from entering the affected area.
Savvides wonders why it took hours for the Navy to discover the problem. It was a mistake that should have been caught sooner, he said.
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DAY 3 MORNING - From K.O.M.... by Thanissaro Bhikkhu - Duration: 25:48.
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Easy Chicken and Rice Casserole || The World's Easiest Dinner - Duration: 1:30.
Chicken and Rice Casserole [How Do You Do]
Butter 9 by 13 inch pan
1 cup rice
1 packet of onion soup mix
Four chicken breasts
Seasoned salt to taste
Garlic powder to taste
1 can cream of mushroom soup
Mixed with 2 cups of water
Mix liquid with rice
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CLB NYC "Coronation" Silvertone Hoop Earrings - Duration: 2:29.
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Here's My Canada: Fort Henry & The Blue Jays - Duration: 0:21.
What I like about Canada is that
Great Wolf Lodge is fun
and Fort Henry and Fort George was cool.
And the Blue Jays games at the Rogers Centre.
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