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1 Second Everyday: 2016 Pt 2 | Sarah May - Duration: 4:08.
*Music: Culture Code - Make Me Move (feat. Karra)
And there you have it, that is my 1 Second Everyday for the second half of 2016.
If you're not already aware, 1 Second Everyday is an app on your phone where you record a
second of every day, put it into the app, and it'll make a montage just like the one
that you've seen.
No this is not sponsored, but if you wanna sponsor me, hit me up, I just really enjoy
using the app so I will leave all of the details of it down in the description below.
Yes, it costs a little bit of money but I think it's been worth it because I've been
using it for like a year and a half now.
I've also put together a compilation of both halves of 2016 if you wanna watch my entire
year all the way through, there will be a link to that in the description and on my end screen.
Thank you for watching that video, I really hope you enjoyed it, if you did please give
it a thumbs up, comment below, subscribe to my channel, all of that jazz if you would like to.
I hope you had a very happy new year, hope you have a great 2017 and I am uploading twice
a week through the month of January so I will see you in a few days with a brand new video, bye!
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BEST OF 2016! BONNE ANNEE! - Duration: 3:13.
Hello everyone!
Hello.
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Yo!
Hello everyone!
Hey ...
Penis.
Penis!
Penis!!
PENIS!
PENIS!!
PENIS!!!!!
I admit that you can have a penis when you want.
When I want!
Penis!
Being a channel of two girls, I think we talk a lot of penises.
Yes!
I know!
OK!
Lift up your arm.
Wooooooo
It's Bae and BAEE ...
Together ...
Forever ...
Oh...
You promise?
Yes, I promise.
And you?
No.
OK!
GAY!
So we don't have a double chin.
Ah you got one there.
You're beautiful, it's going to be the thumbnail.
Is it me or the neighbor is looking at us?
What??
Where??
Do we waive hi?
What do you love the other hates?
Men!
We do not need a penis in life.
Maybe you don't.
Oh Lord ...
I think, I think I'm improving ...
Guess what???
Hello everybody!
We are so sync, oh my god, this is love that does this.
That's it.
Welcome to our channel.
Go!
Let's go.
OK!
You can not do a normal ok?
OK!
You can not!
OK...
That just makes me uncomfortable.
It's half an hour we try to ...
Yes!
Finish?
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Ohhhhh !!!!
Subscribe.
9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ...
You got scared huh ???
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Farming Simulator 17 Krone ZX550GD FORAGE WAGON - Duration: 5:34.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video i show you one new mod the KRONE ZX forage wagon
This mod includes two trailers with different capacities.
You know the process there is no need to talk.
if you want to know about storage silos check the link in description.
If you enjoy watching my videos... Give thumb up SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE And for any question ( or just for say HI!!) LET comment I will be happy to answer you...... bb
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All Scientific Papers Should Be Free; Here's Why They're Not - Duration: 4:43.
If science drops in a field but no other researchers are around to hear it, does it further the
academic area of study?
Howdy researchers, Trace here for DNews.
Science is a process, it's a way of thinking about the world around us.
Most of these scientific processes are thought through and then published in a journal, but
to read them you have to pay!
Shouldn't all this scientific knowledge be FREE!?
Firstly, science is mostly paid for by grants from governments, non-profits, foundations,
universities, corporations or others with deep pockets.
We did a video about it.
But, even though the science was paid for, that's just the first half of the equation...
the other half is the scientific journal.
The first journals were published over 350 years ago as a way to organize new scientific
knowledge, and that continues today.
According to the International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers,
2.5 million new scientific papers are published each year in over 28,000 different journals.
A new paper is published every 20 seconds.
(and you thought we'd run out of stuff for DNews 😉).
Researchers need others to read their paper so it can affect their field.
So, they freely send their treasured manuscripts to journals for peer review and publication.
When a manuscript comes in, specialists select and send the best manuscripts to volunteer
experts in the field who are "carefully selected based on… expertise, research area,
and lack of bias" for peer review.
After that, the papers are copy-edited, compiled into an issue of the journal, physically printed
and then shipped and/or published online!
They're, like, the nerdiest magazines in the world.
All this costs money…
According to a study in PLOS One this whole process can cost 20 to 40 dollars per page,
depending on how many papers the journal receives and how many they have to reject.
Someone has to pay for that, and there are three ways this can happen: authors can submit
for free and readers/subscribers pay (called the traditional model), or authors pay and
readers get it for free (called open-access), or both authors and readers pay!English-language
journals alone were worth $10 billion dollars in 2013!
I know what you're thinking, just put them on the internet!
Save on shipping, like newspapers and magazines!
Well, even though publishers don't have to print and ship big books of papers anymore,
they often still do.
And, even if the journals were only online, servers and bandwidth need to be paid for,
and that ain't cheap.
Publishing requires dollah bills, y'all and someone has to pay, and everyone gets
their money differently…
For example: the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) publishes
the Science journals, and the Public Library of Science publishes PLoS One among others;
both are nonprofits.
But, while PLOS uses an open-access (free to you) model, Triple-A-S publishes six journals:
five with a traditional model (you pay) and one open-access.
Plus, there are for-profit journals like Macmillan Publishers, who own the journal Nature (and
a mix of traditional and open access options).
And the giant Reed Elsevier (now called RELX) publishes over 2000 journals some of which
are open-access and some are traditional!
So, though some are non-profits, they don't always give it to YOU for free, and those
that do still can charge researchers up to 2900 dollars to publish!
While others make money off scientific research which makes some people feel icky.
The whole thing is confusing.
Asking "what is worse: for-profits charging universities or readers for access, or open-access
charging authors?"
Shrug.
The debate rages.
Many scientists argue as the peer review is provided for free by the scientific community,
and the papers are provided for free by the scientific community; access to the papers
should.
be.
free.
The EU agrees, ordering any publically-funded papers to be made free by 2020; pushing toward
open access to science!
In the US, where many of the papers originate, some scientists are calling for boycotts on
for-profit publishing.
In the end, there was a time when practitioners needed a physical reference to the latest
scientific achievements.
In the days before the internet, getting a journal in the mail must have been both exciting
and illuminating, but now, thanks to digital publishing… this whole pay-for-science model
is wont to change…
People WANT the knowledge to be free, but no one knows how to do it.
As y'all know, more research is always needed, but should that research be behind a paywall?
Let us know down in the comments, make sure you subscribe so you get more DNews everyday.
You can also come find us on Twitter, @seeker.
But for more how much science actually costs, watch this video.
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Top 10 Funny Presidential Moments - Duration: 8:12.
Welcome to Top10Archive! Being the President of the United States of America is not an
easy job. You're under constant scrutiny not just the country you lead, but also the
world. Of course, this makes it tremendously difficult to hide any sort of gaffe, guffaw,
or even moments of splendor – such as these 10 greatest presidential moments in American
history. For this list, we've also added presidential candidates and nominees.
10. Ford Down! A world leader should have grace and style,
especially in those very public moments; but sometimes mother nature aims to work against
your ability to do even the simplest of things, like walk down stairs. After landing in Austria
in 1975, President Gerald Ford was making his way down the stairs from the craft and,
at about ¾ of the way, tumbled down to the ground. While the footage is amusing, especially
watching him stand back up as if nothing had happened, what makes this clip so great is
that it seemed to mark a long string of stumbles that earned Ford the reputation of a klutz.
9. Al Gore and the Internet Imagine being so into yourself that you take
credit for one of the world's greatest resources. In March of 1999, all eyes were on Al Gore
who, during an interview on CNN's "Late Edition" with Wolf Blitzer, claimed he "took
the initiative in creating the internet." Was Gore really stepping forward as the brain
trust within the United States Congress that brought the internet to life? Much of the
country thought so, creating a frenzy within the media surrounding the 2000 Democratic
nominee. If you dissect his words, which most of the media failed to do, what you'll likely
realize is that he wasn't touting himself as the inventor of the internet, but rather
an important part in initiating the implementation of it, which he was, though more careful wording
could have avoided the insanity. 8. Fooling Bush
We've all heard the saying: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, like white on
rice. No, wait, that doesn't sound right. Fool me once bitten, twice shy? Ugh, I can't
remember it. Hey, Dubya, a little help here? Ah, good 'ole Texas, providing our president
with idioms for him to completely muck up. During a 2002 speech at a Pledge Across American
event, lovable 43rd president George Dubya Bush decided to pass along his own bit of
wisdom, as skewed and fumbled as it sounded. The saying, of course, is "Fool me once,
shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." 7. Clinton's Big Debut
When running for President of the United States, you want to make a big impression on the people
that aim to vote you into office. Even more-so, you want to show the people working against
you just how cool of a guy you are. Cue presidential candidate Bill Clinton's appearance on an
episode of the Arsenio Hall Show in 1992. The performance was… interesting, to say
the least, and maybe not the first choice of things we'd have done after literally
just clinching the Democratic nomination. Then again, we probably aren't as cool as
Clinton was back in his hay day. 6. The Lust of President Carter
You probably wouldn't expect to open the latest issue of Playboy and find a tell-all
from a presidential candidate, but it has happened. In the November 1976 issue, which
featured a spread of playmate Patti McGuire, Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter sat down
with Robert Scheer, who had also interviewed California governor Jerry Brown. Despite the
length and depth of the interview that Scheer conducted, American media really only latched
on to one thing. When questioned on how the public views his religious beliefs, the presidential
candidate somehow got onto the subject of sin, admitting that he's "looked on a
lot of women with lust" and has "committed adultery in [his] heart many times." Definitely
not a presidential legacy you want to be leaving behind, but thanks to Amazon, it's not too
late to get your hands on that issue! 5. Legalities According to Nixon
Sometimes context can be the difference between making a valid point and sounding like a tyrannical
maniac. Richard Nixon may have learned this lesson during his series of interviews with
British journalist David Frost. In response to Frost inquiring whether the president can
cross legal boundaries in the interest of the nation, Nixon claimed: "When the president
does it, that means it is not illegal." While it sounds like Nixon is enjoying crime
sprees as President of the United States, what he was referring to was the president's
ability to approve a motion that may otherwise violate certain laws, therefore making it
legal in that instance. Maybe providing the explanation at the same time as the bold statement
would have been a better option. 4. Shoes for Bush
As an American, nothing about this clip should be funny… but we're not perfect. During
a press conference in Baghdad, an Iraqi reporter Muntadhar al-Zaidi stood up and threw both
of his shoes at President Bush. While there was an undeniable rage focused into each throw,
Bush's catlike reflexes are impressive, to say the least, and add a little comedic
value to this clip. It's tough to see, but it also looks like Dubya was smiling a little
on his rebound. 3. Obama: Fly Slayer
During a 2009 interview with John Harwood on CNBC, Obama found himself pestered by a
tenacious fly in mid-speech. Being a man of power, there was no way he could let the winged
infidel get away with its obnoxious buzzing, especially after ignoring POTUS' gentle
swatting. The creature took things a step further and landed on the president's hand
who, in one quick but loud motion, put an end to the pesky bug's life. As if it were
nothing, Obama coolly re-engaged the interview. Fly-Gate didn't just end with a tiny carcass
on the floor, though, as PETA allegedly started receiving media inquiries on Obama's more
murderous tendencies. In response, PETA writer Alisa Mullins wrote: "Human beings have
a long way to go before they think before they act."
2. Bernie's Birdcall Maybe if the DNC had listened to Mother Nature's
instincts, the 2016 presidency may have gone to a Democratic candidate. During a 2016 rally
at the Moda Center in Portland, Sanders was in the middle of discussing education when
a tiny feathered visitor drew an ecstatic reaction from his supporters. The small bird
interrupted the Bern's flow as audience members became distracted by the visitor.
Just as Bernie took notice to his newest supporter, the House Finch flew up onto the podium where
it perched for a moment before flying off. The crowd went wild, memes were created, a
hashtag was born, and Bernie would go down not as the 45th president of the United States,
but as Birdie Sanders. 1. Bush Gets Handsy
… alright, three times! We're trying, but, come on. Good 'ole George Dubya left
behind some legendary unintentionally comedic moments. George Bush made it known many-a-time
that he was not too keen on the "do's" and "dont's" of being president, but he
made one of his biggest mistakes at the G8 summit in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2006.
And no, we're not talking about the sidebar comment made to British Prime Minister Tony
Blair. While meandering about, he passed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and, like
an awkward frat boy, stopped to give her an awkward shoulder squeeze. The Chancellor's
reaction was extremely telling as she flung her shoulders up to shake Bush and grimaced
at the very inappropriate gesture. Bush, however, went on his merry way, likely none-the-wiser.
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Unboxing ATees winter project SCX10 - RC SCALE CRAWLER - RCTtutos #193 - Duration: 5:25.
Hello everyone Welcome on RCTutos.fr
Today we are back for an unboxing
It was a while since we received a package from our partner ATees Hobbies
we will open it together
It's about a chassis we are building off video
So we have here a serie of very nice parts
for this project
for the information, the chassis is still an SCX10 base
This chassis will be used mainly to present you some bodyshells
and to try to create in 3D
some bodyshell at the good dimension
So we start on a classical Axial SCX10 1 chassis
We choosed some heavier axles than stock ones
the same that the ZérO-11 ones
So we open this
We receive here the PHAT Axle housing, the classical one
in steel, we use them on ZérO-11, they are very heavy
they allow the chassis to be really stable
So here is the standard one
This is the second one, for the rear, you see
there is NO servo mount, it's a rear axle
For information, it's in flash sale at average 20€
To remember, they are just housings, nothing inside
no diff no shafts
So that was the BOOM Racing housing axles, they run great
here we have the bearings to mount on SCX10
we ordered a screw box before
and here a serie of parts
we don't have all to start the assembly
Here the PHAT 4-links mount
also in heavy steel
they fit perfectly on axles
next we have BOOM Racing aluminium C-hubs
here we have BOOM Racing links in aluminium
those are rear links for 313mm wheelbase
to go with the C-hubs, we have the knuckles here
we choose everything in black to be discret
to have a better view on bodyshells
we have here the rear axles ends
here the steering, also the same than ZérO-11
the chassis will be similar, so it will work great
the steering bar and the adjustable rod
here the front links
also in aluminium
lower links, and the Y upper link
and here the new servo mount from BOOM Racing
it's adjustable, you can mount different servos on it
it's average 10 euros
and it's interestin gto mount another part than stock one
here the front Y link mount
You install it here on the Y
So we start to be equiped for this chassis assembly
what it miss is the axles interior
shafts and differentials
pinion, diff box and locker inside
so we need this to start
we can already present axles, we just need to fill them
we can install the links, we also need transmission
and after that the chassis will be ready
we already have rims and tires from a past order
we will start this soon
some work to do! we will put pictures on Facebook and Instagram of the build when we will start
you will also see it in the bodyshell presentations
So thanks for watching
Enjoy the end of the year (or the start :) )
Enjoy with friends and family
Thanks for watching
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You can also find us on Instagram @RCTutos.fr
This tutorial is brought to you in collaboration with our partners ATees Hobbies, Dagoma, Oospeed Drive and Team TETSUJIN
Thanks again See you later
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This Is eSports. This Is eSportsDrive. - Duration: 1:43.
We're bringing you the history of eSports in one location.
Covering all of the top titles in eSports..
and delivering the best plays..
to the greatest moments..
to the most unbelievable stories.
eSportsDrive brings you the history of eSports in one informational hub...
as the industry of professional gaming
is just beginning.
Since the late 90's, professional video gaming has been dormant
throughout some parts of the world.
In hotel lobbies and jam packed basements,
champions were being made.
eSports was an industry that was once small,
but never fading.
Sold out stadiums all across the world with thousands of screaming fans helped grow eSports
today to a $1 billion industry.
The icons that helped revolutionize the game are here today because of their resilience
to pursue what they loved.
This is eSports.
This is eSportsDrive.
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اغنية مترجمة رائعة stay with me - Duration: 3:20.
اعتقد انه صحيح انا لست جيد في موقف ليلة واحدة
ولكن ما زلت بحاجة الحب كوس أنا مجرد رجل
لا يبدو أن هذه الليالي للذهاب للتخطيط أنا لا أريد منك أن تترك وسوف تعقد يدي
أوه لن لك ابقى معي
لانك كنت كل ما احتاجه
هذا أينت الحب من الواضح أن نرى لكن حبيبي ابقى معي
لماذا أنا عاطفي جدا؟
لا انها ليست نظرة جيدة كسب بعض السيطرة على النفس
في أعماقي أعرف أن هذا لم يعمل
ولكن يمكنك وضع معي لذلك لا يضر
أوه اريدك ابقى معي
لانك كنت كل ما احتاجه
هذا أينت الحب من الواضح أن نرى لكن حبيبي ابقى معي
ابقى معي
أوه اريدك ابقى معي
لانك كنت كل ما احتاجه
ان الحب مفهوم كي يرى
يا حبيبي ابقى معي
ابقى معي
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