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Killer Frost Facts Hey guys!

Welcome back to Top 10 Nerd, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

Killer Frost is a pretty awesome villain, who more people are getting to know now that

she's part of the CW Flash television show.

However, there are still a lot of people who are completely unfamiliar with her.

Given that it seems we'll be seeing quite a bit more of her, I thought I'd catch everyone

up on everything they need to know about her.

Keep in mind that I'll be describing this for fans new and old, so if something seems

obvious to you… it won't be for those who've never heard of her.

And as usual, I'll focus more on the comics side of things.

With no further ado, it's time for the Top 10 Facts About Killer Frost!

Number 10: First of all, let's do a quick crash course on her New 52 history for those

who don't know her.

Caitlin Snow was a scientist at STAR Labs working at an outpost in the Arctic Circle.

She decided to continue the work of her dead colleague, working on a Self-Sustaining Thermodynamic

Ultraconductor Engine, with the hopes of creating a perpetual motion machine.

Unfortunately, upon completion of the engine, it turned out her colleagues worked for the

evil HIVE organization, and they tried to stop her.

In a bind, Caitlin accidentally infused herself with ice, giving her a number of powers (and

one significant handicap).

What powers?

Well, I'm glad you asked.

Number 9: Following her accident, Killer Frost found herself encased in a permafrost.

Unfortunately, people aren't meant to be covered in permafrost, and the changes in

her physiology caused her to hunger for heat.

However, all was not lost, as she also gained a number of ice-related powers, as so many

often do.

First and foremost, she gained the ability to absorb the body heat of others to sate

her hunger and survive.

She also gained the power of cryokinesis, which allowed her to generate organic ice

and manipulate moisture in the air, used to create ice weapons, shoot spikes, or even

large storms.

Pretty nifty.

Number 8: She was on the Suicide Squad.

As is somewhat common amongst the slightly more grey villains, Killer Frost was inducted

into the Suicide Squad.

Hopefully by now everyone knows what that is, basically a team of villains sent on dangerous

missions since they're disposable.

She helps the suicide squad for a time, fighting against the justice league, but soon realized

that she just didn't want to be a villain.

Her doubts further manifested themselves after seeing the heroic efforts of the Justice League,

and she eventually reformed from her old ways.

But one event sealed the deal, which brings me to my next point.

Number 7: Eclipso turned her good.

I mean, she was already on the road to reform, but he gave her that last push she needed.

As I previously alluded to, Killer Frost impressed the Justice League greatly in the battle between

Eclipso and the combined Suicide Squad and Justice League.

As she was absorbing heat from all those present (with their permission), Eclipso used his

power to show her her deepest desire.

But this plan totally backfired, because she saw that her deepest desire was to make a

difference, thus solidifying her drive to reform.

But she had one big obstacle to overcome if she wanted to get onto the Justice League:

Amanda Waller.

Number 6: Waller was a big ol' jerk to her.

If you've read the Suicide comics or seen the movie, you'll know of Amanda Waller,

the director of the Suicide Squad.

And my goodness was Waller a jerk to Killer Frost.

I mean, granted, Frost had killed people as a villain, so I can't really fault Waller

for not fully trusting her, but she seemed intent on keeping her from reforming.

She QQ Lost QQ her paperwork, deprived her of heat, then kept sticking a bunch of delicious,

warm people in her cell to tempt her, even a frickin pyrokinetic which is totally cheating.

But Frost had the last laugh, because she was able to keep under control, and was paroled

from the Squad, and transferred to the Justice League at the request of good ol' Batman.

Which brings me beautifully to number 4!

Number 5: She's now a member of the new Justice League of America!

After Frost helped to save the world from Eclipso, and she proved that she could control

her hunger, she was released from the Suicide Squad, and joined the new Justice League.

While we have yet to see too much of her yet, her chemistry with the other members is pretty

great, and I'm loving what I've seen so far.

Do I still prefer Lobo?

Of course.

But she's definitely holding her own on the team, and I'm becoming a big fan; she's

so wonderfully damaged, it's really interesting.

Number 4: Differences in the Arrow-Verse.

I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the live action version that we've seen in the

Arrow-verse.

While her powers are similar, there are a number of differences between this version

and the comic version.

First of all, she's less outwardly different; rather than her usual blue colouring due to

the permafrost, she generally looks like a normal person.

She also doesn't NEED to absorb heat from others like the comic version does, although

it's possible that this will become a major plotpoint in the future.

Number 3: She inspired a Smallville villain, although he didn't share her name.

This one's kind of weird.

In Smallville, Sean Kelvin, a fittingly named student at Smallville High, gained essentially

the same abilities as her after falling into the kryptonite exposed lake.

His body was constantly running too cold, and he needed to extract warmth from people

in order to survive.

The strange thing is, I just don't get why they decided to make it a random guy rather

than using Killer Frost herself.

It's still DC, you're not stealing her, but this unashamed copy was kind of weird.

Maybe it was a rights issue?

I dunno.

If you do, let me know in the comments because I'm curious.

Number 2: She's living a nightmare.

I think we can all agree that someone who wants to do good would struggle pretty hard

with the fact that her body is screaming at her to leech the heat out of everyone around

her.

It sounds like torture.

But it turns out, this is precisely her nightmare, as we learned when we came up against the

Terrorsmith.

His ability to transform any human he touches into their worst nightmare didn't work on

her, because, as she said, she's already living her worst nightmare.

It worked out pretty well in that encounter, but it is hella depressing that she couldn't

imagine being any worse than she already is.

This leads me to my final point…

Number 1: She's doing everything she can to get better.

While Frost is a member of the Justice League and does go on missions for them, her personal

mission is to find a way to cure her heat sickness, so she can put an end to her suffering.

The constant yearning for heat affects her greatly, and she is striving to figure out

a way to handle this problem throughout the Justice League series.

She gets a lot of help from the Atom, another member of the league, and while they haven't

succeeded as of the time I'm writing this video, I'm certainly rooting for them.

That's it for today!

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Who's your favourite ice-based supervillain?

Let me know in the comment section down below.

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Top 10 nerd.

Later nerds!

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How is AFRICA escaping POVERTY? - VisualPolitik EN - Duration: 12:22.

Here at VisualPolitik we talked about how we now live in a world where every day there

is less poverty and people are able to live better lives.

A change that is even reaching the most unprotected region in the world, sub-Saharan Africa.

We already talked about the African lions, and paid special attention to cases like Rwanda.

However, we still need to talk about when and why this region of the world, which so

many considered hopelessly destitute, began to change.

Well, that is precisely what we are going to talk about in this video--that and what

we can expect in the upcoming years.

For years talking about Africa has also meant talking about extreme poverty, natural disasters

and all kinds of conflicts.

And in a way, things are still that way.

See, no more or less than half, yes, half of all the people who suffer from extreme

poverty in the world live in the sub-Saharan African region.

We're talking about almost 400 million people.

Also, news like this isn't surprising either:

"We are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the United Nations

[in 1945].

(...) Now, more than 20 million people across four countries face starvation and famine".

- Stephen O'Brien, the UN under secretary-general for humanitarian affairs

Due to all of this, I'm sure nobody is a stranger to those NGO campaigns seeking to

raise funds for all kinds of humanitarian catastrophes in Africa.

Or for governments to allocate billions of dollars each year for Official Development

Assistance.

In fact, government aid is as high as it's ever been: every year, the African continent

receives about 50 billion dollars.

And this has been going on for... decades.

However, the truth is that for years all this money didn't help that much.

Let's take a look at, for example, the 90s.

While international aid in this area of the world amounted to tens and tens of billions...

What do you think happened with poverty?

Do you think it decreased?

Well... no, none of that.

Between 1990 and 1998, poverty levels went from 55% to 58%.

But how could that be?

Well… because intentions are one thing.

Reality is a very different one….

Some experts claim that for years official aid weakened local producers.

"Evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that aid to Africa has made the poor poorer, and

the growth slower."

Dambisa Moyo an economist and author of "Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How There

Is a Better Way for Africa."

For example, in Tanzania it was cheaper to buy subsidized milk from the European Union

than from local producers

However, my friends, with the beginning of the new century, suddenly everything began

to change …

THE GREAT CHANGE

Suddenly, when Africa seemed helpless, everything began to change.

With the beginning of the 21st century, statistics turned around...

Since the year 2000, extreme poverty has dropped by almost 40%; average life expectancy has

grown by more than 10 years; infant mortality has decreased

to less than half; the same happened with HIV infections in children and virtually any

other statistic.

If we look at the economy, we'll be able to see how between the year 2000 and the year

2015 sub-Saharan Africa economies, excluding South Africa – which is a bit of a peculiar

case, as we saw here in VisualPolitik – grew an average by 6%, which is more than twice

than, for example, Latin America.

Another great indicator of how things are changing is tourism.

Yes, tourism, you heard it.

The tourism sector has some peculiar characteristics that reveal a lot of information.

On the one hand, this sector has great transformational power for the poorest because it's very

labor-intensive; and on the other hand, we need to take into account that people don't

vacation in countries that are at war, or have famine or epidemics.

When this industry improves in the poorest countries, it is usually a good indicator

that things are improving as a whole.

Well, if we see the date, we might be quite surprised, because this sector, my friends,

has been growing at an average annual rate, of no less than 9% for 20 years.

That is two full decades.

Yes, it seems like things are moving forward.

But at this point, you may be wondering something.

I certainly am.

What on earth happened to lead to such a change?

Check out this graph, which may give us a clue:

But what exactly led to this kind of "miracle"?

Let's see.

PREPARING FOR TAKE-OFF

Many things drive change, but we will now see how three particular events in Africa

began to change, and I think forever, this continent's reality.

The first one was remittances.

See, in Africa the population grows very quickly, which along with the terrible living conditions,

has led many Africans to emigrate to richer countries in the past few decades.

Today, these people send tens of billions of dollars home every year.

This money is used in local markets or to set up businesses, for example.

These are remittances, which are actually much more important than development aid.

Can immigration be a good solidarity policy?

Well... it looks like it may be.

Second, and very importantly.

In March 2000, the US Congress finally approved a law that had been promoted by Bill Clinton

in his last years in command: the "African Growth and Opportunity act".

This is basically a law that establishes a preferential trade agreement that eliminates

tariffs and reduces barriers to trade thousands and thousands of products from sub-Saharan

Africa.

See, since this agreement was approved, we can see that between 2000 and 2016 – which

wasn't exactly a good year – trade between the United States and sub-Saharan Africa multiplied

by 2.5, which means a 6% growth rate every year.

And third, perhaps the key to everything: China.

Yes, you heard it right.

In 2001 China joined the World Trade Organization and became something like "the factory of

the world".

Well, what has happened since then has been quite impressive: China's huge growth has

lifted tens of millions of people out of poverty... both in China and in Africa.

Allow me to explain myself, the Asian giant's gigantic growth has increased this country's

demand for all kinds of products: raw materials, food, manufacturing... everything!

Well, many African countries took advantage of this opportunity.

Since the year 2000, trade between China and Africa has multiplied by no less than 17 times,

representing an annual growth rate of almost 20%.

Since 2009, China is already, by far, the continent's largest trading partner.

But not only that, the Chinese, as we mentioned here, have also been investing a lot of money

all over the world.

And Africa is no exception.

In 2016, 4 out of 10 euros that foreigners invested in Africa came from China.

Today more than 10,000 Chinese companies are doing business in the African continent, mostly

private companies that work in all kinds of industries.

And that number just keeps rising.

Yes, my friends, this is how Africa has managed to start turning the statistics around.

The great catalyst for this entire change wasn't some kind of super-earthly miracle

nor did it have much to do with development aid.

This change was driven by trade and investment.

And, Africans themselves seem to see it very clearly.

Don't believe me?

Well... take a look:

"African countries are forging ahead to complete negotiations for a continental free

trade area between 55 countries by early next year.

The idea, adopted by the African Union in 2012, is to create a single market which includes

the free movement of goods, services and people."

Yes, that's right, Africa is working to expand trade to every corner of the continent.

Not all countries are developing equally, but this quite normal in all parts of the

world.

FOLLOWING THE ASIAN STAR

At this point, we need to ask ourselves another question.

Can we really dream of Africa's final takeoff?

See, I suspect that many of you may be thinking: well everything you say in VisualPolitik is

very nice... but it isn't a general rule.

Surely, in Africa there are countries that are doing well and others that are doing not

so well.

Well, you know what?

That's true, but it's also... normal.

See, it may sound shocking today, but in the 50s, Asia was as poor as Africa.

You heard that right.

Yes, I know, seeing cities like Shanghai, Hong Kong or Taipei makes it very hard to

imagine that they were once so poor.

But, when South Korea or Taiwan began to grow, they weren't richer than Ghana or Senegal,

for example.

And China, India or Vietnam were, of course, much poorer.

How things have changed!

Well, we can get some ideas from this:

My friends, Asian countries didn't grow all at once either, not at all.

While Korea, Singapore, Japan and Taiwan grew, other countries such as China, Indonesia and

India remained immersed in poverty.

Also, they weren't exactly democratic models.

South Korea and Taiwan were under hard dictatorships until very recently.

Singapore is in a similar state... and China... well what can I say...

In short, lots of poverty, some more advanced countries with others further behind, dictatorships...

what we are seeing in Africa today isn't so different from what was happening in Asia

50 years ago.

READY FOR TAKE-OFF?

Yes, things in Africa are changing.

Out of the 10 countries that are apparently growing the most in 2017, 5 are here, in Africa.

If we take a look at the latest Doing Business, the World Bank indicator for measuring how

easy it is to do business in certain economies, we can see that out of the 10 countries that

have improved the most, 4 are also African.

True, poverty is still very high, and these countries are facing a difficult challenge:

such large population growth that the continent's population will actually multiply in the upcoming

decades.

However, my friends, the good news is that everything indicates that thanks to trade

and international investment, Africa is finding its way and is maybe, once and for all, ready

for take-off.

But now it's your turn, do you think that Africa will emulate the development that Asia

has had in recent decades?

Leave your answer in the comments as well as in the survey.

I really hope you enjoyed this video, please hit like if you did and don't forget to

subscribe to our channel for brand new videos every Monday and Thursday.

Also, don't forget to check out our friends at the Reconsider Media Podcast - they provided

the vocals in this episode that were not mine!

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Top 5 Worst Bug Invasions Ever! - Duration: 4:44.

So you know how occasionally you could see a spider or 2 in your house and you kinda

get freaked out.

well take comfort in the fact that your not dealing with a worse situation- ill show you

guys some examples of what im talking about.

Hey youtube im court mcginley and welcome back to the most amazing top 5.

Before we get started I want to know- Whats your least favorite bug?

Let me know your answers down in the comment.

And before we get started I just want to remind all of you to please subscribe to this awesome

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Don't forget to give this video a big thumbs up and let me know down in the comments what

other top 5 lists you like to see me do.

Alright without further a due lets get started on our list of the top 5 worst bug invasions

ever.

Coming in at our number 5 spot--Spiders- This picture was posted on September 15th on Reddit.

As you can see we have a huge mamma spider protecting her hundreds of freshly hatched

youngins.

And of course where better to start a family then on top of an energy meter.

Of course this is in Australia where they are known for having ridiculously huge spiders.

But could you even imagine this being on your property?

I know I couldn't.

id just imagine these little guys crawling all over me.

And don't even get me started on that mamma spider she looks like shed be bigger then

my hand.

And all those beety little eyes.

Yeah basically id have to move.

Not a big fan of spiders if you couldn't tell.

in at number 4--Cockroaches- Now one of the really bad thing about roaches is that if

you see one then theres likely a swarm of them somewhere close by.

Roaches love to stay together and live in dark places.

So an abandoned house is the perfect place to stay.

This has to be the worst roach infestation ive ever seen.

Theyre on the floor- in the nooks and crannys around cupboards- crawling up the walls and

settling on higher shelves.

From the looks of the house it seemed like someone was living there but had to surrender

to the roaches.

I mean when something gets this bad you have to call in some assistance.

There even up in the cornors of the wall.

Then the guy filming the video opened the cupboard below the sink and there were thousands

of live ones scampering around in there.

Watching this video honestly made me itch it was so creepy.

You just feel like they are crawling all over you.

Check it out at number 3--Bees- So this infestation actually

made it onto the news on CNN.

Josie Parra from Houston but up with a bee infestation for 2 years.

She tried to get rid of the bees herself with foam and smoke but It eventually became too

much and she had to tear down walls in her house.

She didn't know how severe it was until she called in experts from a business called

Gotcha pest control.

He began to break down bricks from the side of her house where the hive was.

It was then he realized the problem was much worse then he thought.

He dug out pounds of honeycomb and then realized the hive was so deep that he would have to

go inside.

He took off a piece of the ceiling in her sons bed room and honey began to drip down.

Turns out hundreds of thousands of bees were living in her walls and ceiling- take a look.

Coming in at number 2--Red Wasps- this story comes for Billy the exterminator himself.

You guys may remember him he used to have a show on tv back in 2009 called…humbly

enough..

Billy the Exterminator.

On it he and his brother ran a pest control company and they would go to peoples homes

and get rid of their pest problems.

It was pretty entertaining.

One of his worst cases was this one with Red wasps.

He went to visit a house that was literally swarming with red wasps.

There were a total of 9 nests- which is insane.

There were thousands of wasps.

So billy made a device to kill them.

He attached a can of pie-wreath-ren to the end of his device so he could spray them from

a safe distance.

The chemical attacks the wasps nervous system and ends up killing them.

He said in over 25 years hes never seen a wasp infestation this bad.

Then he had to go into the attic where he found thousands more and had to kill them

all.

And at number 1--Bedbugs- ok this is one that always gets me and really freaks me out.

unless theres swarms like in this case bedbugs are hard to see with the naked eye.

Back in 2011 this video was posted by Town and Country Pest Solutions.

And in the video we can see how bad bed bug infestations can get.

This is a bed that's in an apartment building in New York.

And the bad things about bed bugs and apartments is that its extremely easy for these bugs

to get from one unit to another.

And if one unit reports bed bugs then the whole building needs to be fumigated.

So in this video im about to show you a box spring is covered with so many bed bugs that

you can fully see them and the exterminators said they could actually smell them.

Which apparently is rare and usually a trained dog needs to be called in to sniff them out.

I don't now how these people let it get this bad before reporting it.

The exterminators said this must have been going on for months- maybe even a year.

Watching this video made me so itchy.

Its pretty disturbing.

This is what they were dealing with Alright and there you have it that's out

list of the top 5 worst bug infestations ever.

Thank you so much for watching and ill catch you in the next one.

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Could Humans Survive 1 Million Years Ago? - Duration: 3:44.

Lets say, you, a moden human, time travelled to 1 million years BC. 1 million years ago,

there was no electricity, no buildings, no internet and no modern medicine.

one has to wonder, could you survive?

Hello and welcome back to lifeís biggest questions.

Iím charlotte dobre.

Donít forget to like and subscribe and let us know in the comments below what topics

you would like to see next.

To understand if a modern day human could survive 1 million years ago, we would have

to examine what the earth was like 1 million years ago.

Earth 1 million years ago was in the middle of the Pleistocene epoch, also known as the

great ice age, and it lasted 2.6 million to approximately 11 thousand years ago.

This means that the earth was definitely colder than it is now, 5 to ten degrees colder to

be exact, so the ability to make a fire would be necessary to keep warm, provide light and

also to cook meat.

One million years ago, both poles were covered in ice, and thousands of miles of the earth

were covered in tundra.

Fire would also keep away predators.

One thing that modern humans donít really have to worry about is predators.

And if much of the earth were covered in tundra, there wouldnít be too many places to hide.

Early humans were in constant competition with carnivores for food.

Competing carnivores at the time were large, sabre toothed animals like the smilodon.

Smilodon were sabre toothed cats that were about 4 feet in length.

1 million years ago, depending on where you were on earth, there were also terror birds,

and yes they were as scary as they sound.

Terror birds were gigantic, predatory birds that could grow to be 10 feet tall.

And they ran.

They could run up to 30 miles an hour and few herbivores could escape them.

editors just google terror birds and use one of the imgaes from google.

You would have to find a way to hunt, as well as protect yourself from these animals, and

that means creating weapons by hand.

If you couldnít hunt right away, you would have to scavenge, and maybe be okay with eating

a lionís leftover carcass.

That being said, there were early humans around 1 million years ago.

Maybe your best chance at survival would be to find them and learn how they live.

A 1.2 million year old jaw bone was found in spain.

Early humans had begun to spread from Africa to Europe and asia.

Meaning, if you went back 1 million years, it is possible you could come into contact

with them.

So you would probably have a better chance at survival if you bonded with early humans,

who at the time just gained their ability to control fire.

The ability to control fire was a major turning point in human evolution.

According to Harvard Anthropologist Richard Wrangham, cooking allowed our ancestors to

evolve larger, more calorie hungry brains and bodies, and smaller guts suited for more

easily digested cooked food.

Sitting around a fire and cooking meat became an essential part of earl fy human life.

That being said, It would be pretty hard to find early humans 1 million years ago.

At the time, our ancestors were making their way away from Africa to Europe, and asia.

The global human population was no more than 26 thousand.

There are fewer gorillas in the wild right now than there were humans 1 million years

ago.

Plus, whoís to say early humans would have wanted to share their campfire with you?

Maybe you would have to compete them for food and territory, at least, they would see it

that way.

You would not really be able to communicate with early humans to tell them that you werenít

going to steal their food or compete with their alphas for the right to mate.

And lastly, on top of all of this, you would have to worry about its not getting sick,

not getting injured, and personal hygiene.

1 million years ago, there was definitely no such thing as medicine.

Our early ancestors only lived to be around 30 to 40.

There were diseases.

Malaria was already around, so was tuberculosis and leprosy.

Considering all of this, a lack of modern medicine, having to compete with predators,

the dangers of becoming prey yourself, and also needing to stay warm during an ice ageÖits

not likely a modern day human could survive 1 million years ago.

Ok, maybe Coyote Peterson from Brave Wilderness could.

This is Charlotte Dobre and youíve been watching Lifeís biggest questions.

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12 Days of Christmas - GTA V Online - Should you - Use Ghost Organization - Duration: 1:34.

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Should you use Ghost Organization.

There are certain scenarios where it can be helpful.

Say that you are exporting a vehicle and a group of people are coming towards you.

If you are certain that they want to blow up your car, then ghost organization is a

good countermeasure.

Even though you are using $20,000 on this option at least you are getting a max profit

of $60,000 for a high-end car instead of losing $20,000 on the initial export fee.

If you are just stealing a car for import/export and people are coming after you, don't use

it.

You may get your vehicle into your warehouse safely but if all the enemies do is damage

to your car or even blowing it up, it would just be cheaper to repair the vehicle when

you get it into your warehouse, because from my experience the max amount of damage a car

can take is about $12,000 and that is when the car was set on fire and would have exploded

if it was a regular car.

If your car blows up, no problem.

Just source another one since it doesn't cost money.

If you are selling crates, hanger items, or bunker items, if you can still make a profit

from it after using ghost organization and you are certain that you are being followed,

then sure it would be okay to use it then.

If you are trying to make the most amount of money possible, try to defend yourself

from the attackers.

So in conclusion, use ghost organization as the last option to make the most amount of

money you can.

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