Waching daily Feb 3 2017

Hey guys! It's Trina and this is my

February TBR, so this is the list of

books that I'm planning to read in

February. My TBR this month is actually going to be

kind of short because I'm just feeling

like I want some room to pick up

whatever I'm feeling like in the moment

because, I've saidthis before. I love TBRs but

I am a mood reader so this month I've just got

four books that I know I want to read and of

course I hope that I will read more than

four books in total this month, so leaving

some room for other things. And then also to

pad out this video a little bit more

I am going to, at the end, talk about some

of the new releases coming out in

February that I am really

anticipating and hope to read at some

point, although not necessarily this

month. So starting with my TBR, the

four books I want to read this month

are: Animal Farm by George Orwell is the

first one on my list, and the reason this one is on my list

is because I have a friend that invited me

to a Facebook book club that is

definitely not a political book club. They are

reading classic dystopian novels this

year... for reasons that may or may not be

apparent to you. I have previously read

Animal Farm. I read it in 9th grade and

I remember that I didn't like it and

it's not that I didn't like the

commentary that it makes but the idea of

animals that act like people freaks me out.

I don't really know how I'm going to

react to this one, you know, years and

years later because it's been a lot of

years since 9th grade for me, but I am

interested in reading this one and

trying to discern some political

commentary from it. The next book I want to

read in February is In A Dark, Dark Wood

by Ruth Ware and I'm going to be buddy

reading this one with Rebecca from

WhyMermaids. I think this is Ruth Ware's first book.

It is an adult thriller and I read her book

The Woman In Cabin 10 last month and I

really enjoyed it so

I wanted to just see what else that this

author has done. I think those are the

only two books that she has out right

now. All I know about this one is that it is

about a woman who hasn't seen one of her

friends in years and then suddenly out

of nowhere she is invited to that

friend's bachelorette party, which is in

the woods and then I think people like

start disappearing. So I'm going to read

this one this month

with Rebecca. The next book on my TBR list

is one that you guys voted on on my

Twitter poll. I put up a poll like

yesterday and I said which of these 2016

releases that I didn't get to and really

wanted to should I read first? and

the majority of the votes went to Three Dark

Crowns by Kendare Blake. I've talked

about this one several times I feel like,

but this one is a YA fantasy about a kingdom

where every generation a set of triplet

girls are born and all three of them are

heir to the throne but only one Queen

can rule. In order to decide the ruling

Queen these three sisters must fight in

this like competition to the death. Each of them

have been granted a magical ability that

will help them in this competition,

however, one of our sisters did not get

the powers that she's supposed to have and

she has to figure out how to survive this

thing. It just sounds like something

right up my alley and you guys voted on

it, or people who follow me on twitter

voted for it, so I definitely am hoping to

read this one in February too. The next book

that's on my February TBR is Brown

Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson.

This is an own voices story, it's actually a

memoir. The author talks about growing up

as a young black girl in the American

South and she tells her story in verse, so

this is like a collection of poems that

does tell her autobiography. I thought

this would be a good one to pick up this

month because February is Black History

Month and I'm actually hoping to listen

to the audiobook of this one because

I believe that the author narrates it

herself. There's a hold on the audio book

at my library, I couldn't get it yet, so I

might just end up reading the print book

but I am interested in checking this one

out this month. Now I'm going to move into the

releases that I am most anticipating in

February. These books are not on my

official TBR, so this is not me

promising you that I'm going to read

these books, I just want to let you guys

know what things are on my radar that I am

excited about. The first book that I'm

looking forward to is Wintersong and I

believe that this one is a retelling of

Labyrinth, or it was inspired by the movie

Labyrinth. I am also looking forward to

Empress of a Thousand Skies and... I'm realizing

I don't know what this book is

even about. I read the summary of it at

one point and I was like yes I want to

read that! [laughing] And that's all I know. I believe

it's a diverse book and I do think that is how

I found out about it. It's also a debut??

All I know is that I

want to read it and I wanted to tell you

guys this is a book that is on my radar.

I'm also interested in The Burning World

and this one is actually the sequel to

Warm Bodies. I loved Warm Bodies but I

thought it worked fine as a standalone and

then once I actually sat down and read

the summary of this sequel - I can't tell you

what it's about because it would totally spoil the

ending of Warm Bodies - but the thing that

happens at the end of Warm Bodies,

realizing this is going to pick up from

there with the same characters, I was

like that is probably gonna be pretty

interesting! So I am mildly curious in the

sequel now. My most anticipated release

of the month is Rise of Fire.

This is the sequel to Reign of Shadows,

which is a release from last year that I

really loved. It's a YA fantasy. It is about a

world that is shrouded in darkness, like

the sun never comes out, and there

are these weird creatures that come out,

they're like mole type creatures that come

out of the earth and they basically

attack and eat people so people have

kind of formed these settlements and

cities that are strongly guarded

from these creatures. It has a great post

apocalyptic type vibe to it. I'm also looking

forward to A Conjuring of Light. This one is by

V. E. Schwab and it is the last book in

her Shades of Magic trilogy. I haven't even

read the second book in that series yet

but regardless this is a series that I

like and want to continue, I'm just not yet

ready for this third book but it is

coming out this month and I am excited

about it. I also want to read Long May She

Reign. This is a standalone fantasy novel. I

think it's about a girl who's like 25th in line to

rule the throne and then like all 24

people before her die off and she

suddenly is like thrust into power.

Yeah, that sounds weird and interesting so sure, I

will check it out. Lastly, my other

most anticipated release of this month

is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. This one

was inspired by the black lives matter

movement and this is a book that comes out the

very last day of the month, so I'm...

undoubtedly not going to get to it this

month but I am really looking forward to

it and definitely wanted to shine some light on it

and tell you guys that it is definitely

one on the top of my radar. So those are the

books that I'm most looking forward to

that release in February of 2017,

and those are also my TBR books. If

you are looking forward to any of the

same ones that I am, definitely let me

know that in the comments and let me know what

you are planning to read in February.

Thank you guys so much for watching and

I'll see you in the comments. Bye!

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Oil Platform Diving! | JONATHAN BIRD'S BLUE WORLD - Duration: 9:45.

This time on Jonathan Bird's Blue World, Jonathan explores the world beneath oil platforms!

Hi, I'm Jonathan Bird and welcome to my world!

For more than a hundred years, petroleum products have powered our world.

While more environmentally-friendly technologies like wind and solar are making gains,

oil is going to continue to provide most of our energy until newer technology makes it

obsolete.

One of the many environmental challenges with oil is getting it in the first place.

Vast deposits of petroleum are inconveniently located beneath the sea floor.

Accidents happen, and sometimes environmental disasters are the result.

But drilling for oil at sea does have one environmental benefit.

I'm heading to the Gulf of Mexico.

But this time I'm not going to be diving reefs or looking for whale sharks.

I'm boarding a dive boat in Freeport Texas, on a mission to dive an oil rig.

After a 6 hour run about 100 miles off shore, we reach a decommissioned rig known as High

Island 389.

Although this platform once produced natural gas, now its dormant and unused.

As a result, we can tie the boat to the rig and dive underneath!

As soon as we tie up, a large school of grunts comes over to give our boat a look.

JT the divemaster puts the ladder down and its time to get suited up.

Christine and I make our way down the line tied to the structure.

Underwater, the steel tubes that make up the structure of the platform don't look like

metal at all.

They have become entirely encrusted with marine growth.

The entire structure is like a huge underwater jungle gym with a soft fuzzy coating.

I fire up my camera and move in for a closer look.

Every available square inch of surface area is festooned with life.

Sponges, coral, hydroids, bivalves and dozens of other encrusting species have made the

platform home.

It has become in fact a geometrically symmetrical artificial reef.

Like a more conventional coral reef, it has attracted fish as well.

Smaller fish hide in the nooks and crannies while larger fish come in looking for food.

The more I explore the marine life of High Island 389, the more I find.

A grouper is chilling out.

A frantic group of angelfish gorge themselves on abundant sponges.

They don't seem to mind me at all.

The water here is more than 100 meters deep, so I can only see about the upper third of

the structure.

Still, the part I can see harbors an unfathomable amount of life.

Every square meter contains countless creatures going about their lives in their underwater

high rise apartment building.

After an hour of wandering around the structure, it's time to head back to the boat.

I do a safety stop on the line for a couple minutes and then I can head up.

After the dive, the crew fills tanks and the captain moves the boat.

We're heading a few miles to another platform.

Tying up to the platform without crashing into it is a delicate operation.

Unlike the last platform, this platform is still being used!

It's really noisy, but it's supposed to be a great dive!

We have received special permission to see how the marine life coexists with an active

platform.

I hit the water, and I'm met by a school of fish as I head over towards the structure.

If anything, this platform actually seems to have more fish around it than the last

one.

The pilings seem to have just as much growth as the decommissioned platform.

Because these large platforms are the only shallow water structures out here in the open

ocean, they are incredible marine life magnets.

Not only do fish love them, but so do divers, fishermen and conservationists.

When a platform is decommissioned, by law it must be removed by its owner within 5 years.

But a lot of people say that decommissioned platforms are better off left in place as

artificial reefs.

High Island 389 should have been taken down in 2013, but efforts to save the structure

as an artificial reef have given the platform a reprieve.

The oil and gas industry isn't exactly known as being particularly friendly to the environment.

But it's not all bad.

Oil platforms provide a structure to support magnificent offshore artificial reefs, creating

habitat where once there was none.

It just goes to show that things are not always what they appear at first, especially in the

Blue World!

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Sass_a Day Cold Water - Duration: 2:35.

Everybody gets high sometimes, you know

What else can we do when we're feeling low?

Take a deep breath and let it go You shouldn't be drowning on your own

And if you feel you're sinking,

I will jump right over into cold, cold water for you

And although time may take us into different places

I will still be patient with you

I hope you know

I won't let go

I'll be your life line tonight

I won't let go

I'll be your life line tonight

Cause we all get lost sometimes, you know

It's how we learn and how we grow

And I wanna lay with you 'til I'm older

You shouldn't be fighting on your own

And if you feel you're sinking,

I will jump right over into cold, cold water for you

And although time may take us into different places

I will still be patient with you

I hope you know

I won't let go (no)

I won't let go

I'll be your life line tonight