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Wheels On The Bus | Speedies Cartoon Videos for Children - Duration: 1:01:24.

The wheels on the bus go round and round..

Round and round round and round

The wheels on the bus go round and round..

All through the town.

The people on the bus go up and down

Up and down,up and down

The people on the bus go up and down

All through the town

The horn on the bus goes Beep, beep, beep,

Beep, beep, beep Beep, beep, beep

The horn on the bus goes Beep, beep, beep,

All through the town

The wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish;

Swish, swish, swish Swish, swish, swish

The wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish;

All through the town

The signals on the bus go blink, blink, blink

Blink, blink, blink Blink, blink, blink

The signals on the bus go blink, blink, blink

All through the town

The motor on the bus go zoom, zoom, zoom

Zoom, zoom, zoom Zoom, zoom, zoom

The motor on the bus go zoom, zoom, zoom

All through the town

The doggy on the bus go woof, woof ,woof

Woof, woof ,woof Woof, woof ,woof

The doggy on the bus go woof, woof ,woof

All through the town

The kids on the bus go yaya, yaya ,yaya

Yaya, yaya ,yaya Yaya, yaya ,yaya

The kids on the bus go yaya, yaya ,yaya

All through the town

The wheels on the bus go round and round,

Round and round, Round and round,

The wheels on the bus go round and round,

All through the town

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Magic Tricks | Om Nom Stories | Episode 6 | Cartoons by Kids Channel - Duration: 1:39.

Om Nom ...

For more infomation >> Magic Tricks | Om Nom Stories | Episode 6 | Cartoons by Kids Channel - Duration: 1:39.

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Acrylic Pouring, part 6 - The Last One I Promise - Duration: 12:21.

hello Frida here, okay here I am at it again but this is my last one I promise

after this I am going back to sewing I know how to sew, these are all the

acrylics I'm going to use slash own I am using up what I have so this liquitex

medium varnish is going to have to do as a medium, ten colors ten little cups

I try to distribute the medium as evenly as I can

add the colors

and everyone gets a little cocktail stick

the varnish works pretty well as a medium

when I add water and mix to a good consistency that made lots of bubbles so

I let it settle for a while

I used this hair repair oil a silicon as that was the first ingredient I used to use it

on my ends, don't use this in your hair hair doesn't like silicone, I took a

picture and made it black and white to determine what colors were the lightest

and the darkest to make sure I had some contrast while pouring, dark to the left

and light to the right

a bit larger canvas this time which I prime with white, there are lots of

bubbles in this one too though I mixed it up a few days ago

I'm using my torch to get rid of most of the bubbles, this is my ingenious little

paint tower an empty sewing thread roll and this random box I had lying around

then I just started pouring and it was nothing as I had planned in both good

and mostly bad ways

then the camera cut me off which is a shame because it was fun to pick up my

paint tower

also you missed the place where I should have stopped touching it, which I was not

aware of at the time, obviously

things you know afterwards the hair oil / actually silicone made the best cells

yet, the colors looks nothing like I planned, where did all that green come from

I should have used a round object to pour over and I think this is my

favorite

if you're thinking of trying this be prepared to spend a lot of time mixing

paint it takes absolutely forever and then you just pour it all out and it has

the audacity to act all random, what are your favorite color combinations tell me

in the comments and thank you so much for watching please like share comment

and subscribe that would mean so much me see you next time

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సంధ్య సమయంలో పొరపాటున ఆపని చేయవద్దు | Sandhya Samayam | Sandhya Samayam Importance | Devotional - Duration: 3:50.

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For more infomation >> సంధ్య సమయంలో పొరపాటున ఆపని చేయవద్దు | Sandhya Samayam | Sandhya Samayam Importance | Devotional - Duration: 3:50.

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【萌萌醬】第一次收到粉寄😶超開心❤《萱妤》 - Duration: 3:34.

For more infomation >> 【萌萌醬】第一次收到粉寄😶超開心❤《萱妤》 - Duration: 3:34.

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⭐SUNTHIN Outdoor String Lights - Commerical Edison Bulbs (2 X 48 ft) Review 👈 - Duration: 5:52.

today we're going to look at some string lights by Sunthin so these thumb thin

string lights come in a two-pack we're going to open the box

each of these is 48 feet in length so the total length is 96 feet each strand

has 15 sockets and strength the strings connect end to end you can connect you

can connect up to five strings end to end that is a lot of light so these are

commercial lighting indoor outdoor so you can light up your home or you can

line up your the outside there are 15 incandescent bulbs that are 11 watts and

and they can be switched out with any standard bulb that uses an e 26

socket they look like this

these are commercial grades like I said with heavy-duty wire so they are one

approve as you can see it is very thick very story you know nothing is going to

break easily and it will all be fine you can hang them in a variety plays

with string ties hooks or nails or by running a steel sling through the lights

now each bulb set does come with a few extra bulbs just in case one breaks or

it goes out so you do have extras just in case you don't need just in case you

don't want to switch out with the standard bulb all right so we're going

to show you what this looks like when we hang it up and in the night time

yeah pillion they're doing a really good job laying

those lights off I bet those are gonna look pretty nice

so we're only going to use one of the strands on our deck because it fits

perfectly well but how to connect another one and simply take off the

cover and connect

oh it looks like these are all hung up man that's really cool all right so

everything is installed right now it's the afternoon so we're going to check

back later in the evening to see what it looks like at night

it's Twilight now so the lights have come on it's not quite dark enough to

see what they look like at nighttime yet but as you can see right now this is

what they look like

so we have these on a timer it makes it so much easier friend when these lights

come on we'd have to fool around with when we want them on but we turned it on

to dusk and here we are now

these are very very pretty lights

so as you can tell it is dark outside so we can see the lights very well they add

a nice ambient lighting to our outside patio

so this is all we have for the Sunthin string lights please check the

description section below for more information thanks for watching

you

For more infomation >> ⭐SUNTHIN Outdoor String Lights - Commerical Edison Bulbs (2 X 48 ft) Review 👈 - Duration: 5:52.

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Lil Lucy and Me - Enjoying a Smoke - Read Captions (CC) - Duration: 1:02.

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Un cuñado falso y drogadicto | Caso Cerrado | Telemundo - Duration: 17:05.

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¡Me robó el amor de mi hijo! | Caso Cerrado | Telemundo - Duration: 25:10.

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ЗНАКИ ЗОДИАКА, которые ждет НЕВЕРОЯТНАЯ УДАЧА в августе 2018 - Duration: 10:24.

For more infomation >> ЗНАКИ ЗОДИАКА, которые ждет НЕВЕРОЯТНАЯ УДАЧА в августе 2018 - Duration: 10:24.

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Ypm ke meetup pe gobi khod di...😘❤️ - Duration: 11:08.

For more infomation >> Ypm ke meetup pe gobi khod di...😘❤️ - Duration: 11:08.

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Tooley's Historic Boat Yard on the Oxford Canal | Through The Hedge #5 - Duration: 14:24.

hi welcome to today's episode we have Matt hello Or Matthew he said I could

call him Matt absolutely he's our best friend now and sorry about that to our

other best friends we are going through the hedge today to see Tooley's boat

yard so come with us

one of the reasons the boat yards really famous is

obviously the Tooleys that you know are very famous on their own but one of the

reasons why everybody knows about the boat yard is because there's a chap

called Tom Rolt he had he was basically a mechanic and he was an engineer and he

specialized and had built built cars and he had a garage but he didn't like the

way cars being mass-produced so he sold his share the garage and he bought a

boat which used to belong to his uncle called cressie and he knew the

Tooley's and he bought his boat here to have it restored he wants to become a

writer so he wrote he came here started writing about the toolies and what they

were doing to his boat and restoring it and the boat is thought was a bit odd to

see he was pitting a bow he was first of all converting a a narrow boat into a

livaboard and which is an odd thing to do anyway but then to to to make it even

worse he put a boat a bath on it as well for his wife which the boaters thought

was absolutely you know completely extravagant thing to do is like have a

pool or something you know they thought was completely extravagant then he wrote

all the characters and all the work they did in the dry dock and the plesters in

the Forge and his journey when the waterways and the state of the canals

and this became catalyst for setting up the Inland

waterways Association which obviously campaigned for saving the canals and

reopening them so the reason why we've got a network now to cruise on

is because of Tom Rolt and his book and it all started here with them bringing

their boat to the Tooley's so that all happened in the dry dock here that's

where it started

if that something interests you there is so much more here

and there's so much in you know interested in the boatyard and there's

so much history and we've got lots of really interesting facts and information

and my personal story of running this yard I've put into a book called

forging ahead the history of Tooley's boatyard and that covers the complete

history from the the canal arriving at Banbury through to modern times here

and it talks about the characters and the Tooley's, Rolt and the personal stories as well

now this workshop here it's dated in 1930s and it's all made out

boat hulls you look in there that's all budworm from the bottom of the boats

where they were sitting in the water

the toolies took over the yard in 1900 they

were farmers. Basically Emmanuel Tooley took over the bought some boats and he became

what was called a number one which is a sole trader which owned their own boats

and they got paid per load they delivered and they delivered coal and

oh no they didn't they delivered pig iron between Coventry and Sammerson's foundries

So they would delivery pig iron to Coventry and they'd bring sand back to the foundry and then

George Tooley took over the yard around 1900

this is the paint state from basically

the nineteen well the workshops of the 1930s but basically

it's paint really from 1950s all the white leads and red leads and all the good

stuff you can't use these days but one of the interesting things is this door

this door was made of planks of a boat called a fair trader and came into the

dry dock to have the back cabin replaced and they recently reused the wood to

make this door one of the interesting things is is that if you look at the

door itself this is where they've been cleaning the brushes and there's a layer of paint

on the door there which is about two and a half inches thick so that was a Tooleys

door for cleaning their brushes

and this is belt of machinery shop and this is

where they used to make all the metal parts of the boat so the machinery dates

from about 1890 so it was secondhand to the Tooleys. we've got a lot of volunteers

who've been helping us and it's actually the Banbury model engineering society who

actually stripped all these machines down and restored them all so they'll

worn and working order working slowly but we've just fitting motors to them so

we're gonna be running full speed and using them as well

the way this works is over in the corner it takes a belt up to

the ceiling and then from the ceiling it turns this wheel and then the wheel

comes turns across your head this bearings at the top and holds the top it

turns that wheel at the top and that comes down to this rather there's bench

and there's a rather impressive circular saw which is on this bench which is

least used for actually cutting the planks

This is the dry dock it dates to 1788 well actually no doesn't because we changed our mind we

said it was 1788 but we changed our mind to 1778 and again you have to find out

from the book if you interested in that one

basically it's a dry dock and it's very unusual for dry docks to be dry and if

you look at the floor it is actually bone dry docks or works extreme very

very well the way it works is that at northern end there are three heavy

wooden planks might hold back the water we lift the top plank the water comes

into the dry dock and it fills up in about five minutes

we're going to replace the rest of the planks take this planks out and we then

bring a boat in and we put it into the dock and tie it off with ropes

we then replace the planks and we pull the plug and the plug is a drainage

sloose in the corner of the drydock which takes the water off to about two and a

half three hundred meters away once it's outs we wash the floor we wash

the boat and we generally do hull blackings in the last 15 years we've done

one and a half thousand boats for the dry docks that's around a hundred a year

so on average about one every three days this boat here is in for a complete

paint job it's in for six weeks and that's a stripped back to bare metal and

a full repaint of the boat

the other thing I wanted to ask about is the old wooden boat that we've been moored up next to

Yes we can talk about that

Do you want to go inside it

this boat here was called Hardy and it's a boat built in

1940 by nurses so it was probably built for the war

we don't have things like

moorings which bring income in like the other larger yards as a commercial yard

is very very small and we've also got the element of the general public as

well so that has also adds pressure to us which isn't very profitable as it was

so but we still want to do all that side of it and it's really important to show

everybody the boatyard so one things we want to do is to hark back to the days

of the Tooleys and they were they ran a boat yard which was famous for wooden boats

and restoring wooden boats so we would like Tooleys to go back and start looking

at wooden boats and working on them more and we are actually have plans to

actually build the outside of Tooleys will be building brand-new wooden hulls

on the site there are boats around like this like Hardy around the system now we

wanted to get a an old boat to restore and we wanted to boat with some ties to

Tooley's but we couldn't really find one in the time frame we had and we found

about this boat Hardy up at Braunson it was sunk and had been there for 4

years and it was in danger of being broken up so we went up and we raised it

we've we got off the canal bed floated it, patched up all the holes and decided

we're going to have the boats and we we salvaged it pretty much and we brought

it back to Tooleys where we're actually restoring it in the meantime we just so

happened find out that actually Hardy is a local boat and they used to deliver

coal to banbury and actually which is absolutely amazing and I've got

photographs of a moored outside the dry dock and it's rather bizzare so it's

really really crazy one of the reasons for lifting this boat up was to actually

say to everybody look there's these historic boats all the way around the

country which are sinking or sunk they are falling apart and they're being

broken up and this is our history and we should not that this happened so we

should do something about it and so by raising Hardy we would like to bring

some publicity and some attention to the fact that this is happening and we'd

like the future of Tooleys to actually address this and to try and rescue some

of these boats which are being destroyed

Due to the interest in the boat yard we get a lot of people asking questions

actually part of our remit is that we show this to the general public so

recently we've actually come up with the idea of actually doing an open day in

fact that we are actually opened mornings from 10 o'clock until 12:30 and that's on

every Saturday and it's free and you can come along and you can come into the

boatyard see areas of the boatyard you wouldn't see normally you can go to the

dry dock and you can have a look at the boat in there you can go into the forge

you can see a blacksmith and some of the volunteer blacksmiths as well doing

demonstrations and we also have a guided tour and we're for guided tours we do

that for donations as well and then you can be shown around the boatyard and be

told the history of the site but if you don't want to have a guided tour you can

just wander around and chat to many of the volunteers which are here and he will

tell you all about the site anyway and you go to the belt room and the

carpenter store and we also have boat trips as well as well so that we've got

to be charged for those ones as well all the money we make on the day of the

working museum is actually goes back into the working museum itself so if

that all happens and hopefully shortly we'll also have our tea room set up here

as well

we don't actually get any funding on the site at all and I never had received any

money actually working with a lot of volunteers and we've got a great

supporter of volunteers but about twenty volunteers now who are learning to be

blacksmiths who are learning how to handle boats and also doing guided tours as well

We also are all looking for volunteers so if anybody would like to

come along and help out then that would be fantastic we could really do in fact

where we were a network of friends of Tooley's where you can come along and

and sign up to be a friend of Tooleys so that that would be a really good thing to do

okay literally here is the gate that Matthews

gonna close on us Thanks for everything Thank you for rescuing us and for looking at our boat and for showing

us around the yard and also for being an awesome historian that's kind of what

you are isn't it yeah so and we're gonna put those links to the book below we're

gonna put the links to or everything in the description below so watch that

don't forget give us a like subscribe and come back next time for more episodes

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Editorial - OptiPro With Lawrence Schaffler - Duration: 5:12.

Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening!

Hi there it's Lawrence from Boating New Zealand.

The Optimist is a very interesting little dinghy it's been around for years.

The biggest trouble is that children tend to outgrow it both in terms

of size, they get too big for it. And in performance.

There's a very interesting concept that has been

developed here in Auckland. And i spoke, to the developer

of what is called the Opti-Pro. Matt Mason.

Matt. How did this whole concept about the added bow come about?

We'd actually been sailing, my little guy William, who's eight

in his Opti all day, had a full day and we were driving home

from the club here one night, and he asked me

"Dad" he said. "Why doesn't the Opti have like a pointy bow on it?"

That's basically where it arose from, and i said "That's not a bad question actually."

In sort of a couple of months, three months later, here we are we've

got, five of the little things on the beach. We made our first prototype in the garage.

That was basically just extend of the lines through of the Opti.

We sailed that and it actually, you know, the first one was pretty cool.

We got so much positive feedback of the whole concept and everything.

We got the three different Optimus scanned.

Three different designs from different manufacturers.

We generated the new bow shape, got some molds machined, and now

we have the five little guys out sailing. We can sail two young kids in them.

Kid can take is mate out. Or they can be two good little sailors and

straightaway that's having more fun. Getting into sailing and staying sailing.

Tom you've been sailing Opti's for two and a half years.

What are these Opti-Pro's like relative to sailing with a traditional Optimist?

They've got a bit more power since they've got a bigger sail.

When you're sailing it, it's got a few different things that you have to

like remember to do.

Yeah it's a bit more challenging than the normal Opti, but it's still really fun, yeah.

It's actually quite a bit more quicker than the old Opti. It's really good because you can stay in Opti's

for longer and it just makes it more fun. Instead of having to buy a whole

new boat. You can just buy an accessory for It. It will be fun, like getting a couple

mates around on the weekend just to go for a sail yeah.

Thanks a lot Tom... Thank you!

Performance-wise obviously the boats a lot faster and,

you know it sails better through the water and things,

and to you know add the Opti-Pro on the front with a you know,

a sharper bow and a bigger rig, you know means that they

are going to be learning lessons that they're going to

be carrying on throughout the rest of their sort of

sailing careers, in multiple classes.

Having two kids being able to sail in one boats a big win.

You've got two different sized kids in one family. You can send

the young fulla out in the Opti in the morning, and then you know in the

afternoon you can clip the Opti-Pro on and chuck the other rig in, and you

know the bigger size too can go out there and race as well, or if it's a

windy day you know you can put the two together, so it means

that families can buy one boat and and have two at

the same time. Surprised it's taken so long for the idea

to come up, and then obviously Matty's done an awesome job

to push it and you know pretty quickly and you know excited to

sort of see where it goes and hopefully it takes off.

Thank you.

We thought that the cool thing for the kids was to be able to

have a color range, so they can choose their colors,

you know and we've already had a few arguments over those.

You know speaking with people and looking at the Optimist,

it'll be good to give young kids sailing a more conventional sail that

they could move on into the next class and be relevant to that.

So we sort of based this sail around the BIC rig. It's 1.2 m²

bigger than the optimist rig. And it has a 1.8m carbon tip that just plugs into the

Optimist aluminum rig now, and that's the extension it has,

and so you have a bow piece, a new sail, and a carbon tip.

Kim Andersen's the president of world sailing. He's seen the concept about 3 months

ago and he loves the concept. He's Invited me to go and present

in the world sailing meeting in the beginning of November in Mexico.

At the end of the day the optimist is there and it's established.

Hopefully we get welcomed by the international association and

becomes an extension of the optimist class.

John Eichelsheim from Boating New Zealand.

Thanks for watching.

If you'd like to see more of these videos.

Please subscribe to our channel.

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Michael Phelps' Old Swimming Record Toppled By 10-Year-Old 'Superman' - Duration: 7:01.

 A 10-year-old swimmer with sky-high dreams and a name to match them has toppled a record previously held by Olympian Michael Phelps

 Clark Kent Apuada, whose friends call him "Superman," swam the 100-meter butterfly in 1:09:38 at the Far Western Long Course Championship in his home state of California this Sunday

 That's more than a second faster than the record Phelps set at the Far Western swimming championship in 1995 with a time of 1:10

48 in the same category of boys 10 and under. Phelps' record in that meet hasn't been touched for 23 years

   Clark, a rising fifth-grader who is Filipino-American, told HuffPost he's been dreaming about breaking Phelps' record ever since he started swimming competitively at age 7

 "I was so motivated," Clark said about his win. "I was so happy and relieved that I was able to beat that record

"   Phelps competed in his first Olympics at age 15. He went on to become the most decorated Olympian in history, with 28 medals overall

 A representative for Pacific Swimming told HuffPost that Clark's record-breaking achievement was announced at the meet

   "Everyone in the crowd was thrilled when they realized what a special swim they had just witnessed when we announced the long standing record had been broken," Cindy Rowland, PacSwim's administrative director, wrote in an email

 Clark won first place for all the swimming events he competed in at this year's Far Western Championships, Rowland confirmed to HuffPost

 Pacific Swimming or PacSwim, a regional association that is part of USA Swimming, organizes the Far Western Long Course Championship

 Cynthia Apuada, Clark's mother, said that her child seems to be "living by his name at this point

"  Asked about the champion swimmer's unusual name, she said she'd always loved the name Clark

 And her husband's favorite superhero just happened to be Superman. So when their child was born, they decided to give him the name "Clark Kent

"   The nickname "Superman" emerged naturally.   "We're always just telling people his name is Clark

But when they realize his full name, people just call him Superman," Apuada said

 It fits, she said, since her son "is regarded as a superman in the water." CNN Clark Kent earned a time of 1:09:38 in the 100-meter butterfly at the Far Western Long Course Championship

 From an early age, Apuada said her son was extremely motivated about setting goals for himself

A few years ago, she said, Clark researched all the local swim clubs (the family lives in Salinas, California) and started memorizing the records other swimmers were setting

   He eventually joined the Monterey County Aquatic Team.  "He's the one who said, 'Look, Mom, Michael Phelps has a record in the Far Western

I can beat that,'" Apuada recalled. "And he was just 7."   The family had been nervous about the international championship meet since Clark got sick in the week before the competition

But Apuada said her son's motivation helped pushed through.  When she saw the final score, "We were very glad and really rejoicing," she said

 The young champion isn't resting on his laurels, however. Clark said he has an even bigger goal in sight ― the Olympics

 "Paris 2024 or Los Angeles 2028," he said. "This record has motivated me to keep swimming, to keep striving and do everything I can to get to that elite level

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Apps missing from iPhone home screen - Duration: 1:51.

If the apps which you have installed in your iPhone are missing from your iPhone then let

us see how to fix this issue.

First thing is to make sure that you have app installed in your iPhone.

In order to find that one, just simply pull down on the iPhone home screen to activate

the search option and then type the name of the app and then search.

So, if you have installed the app it will show here on the top.

so, just make sure that you have installed this app.

The next thing what you have to do is you have to make sure that you have not restricted

the app on your iPhone.

In order to find that one go ahead and open "Settings".

Scroll down.

Select "General".

Select "Restriction".

Enter the restriction pass code and then from here make sure that the apps from here they

are not restricted.

If it is restricted then you can not find on the iPhone screen.

Now the last thing what you will do is you will go ahead and open "Settings".

You will scroll down.

Select "General".

Scroll down.

Select "Reset" and then select "Home screen layout".Once you select Home screen layout

what happens is all the apps what you have installed will be available on the home screen

of your iPhone.

Please note that when you reset the home screen layout then the position of the app which

you had adjusted will be changed.

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