Waching daily May 30 2017

Hey guys, it's Kirsti. Welcome back to my

channel and welcome to another

installment of Library Love, where I tell

you about all the things that I

currently have out from my library. Once

again, this is all the stuff that I have

out from work and I discovered today

that I've actually lost my library card,

so clearly I will not be using my local

library for a while because, you know, I

have to go down there and get a new card

and all that kind of shit. Or try and work out

where I've put my card. One of those things.

At the moment, I have 21 things out from

work, which is bad. I really need to get

through all of these very very quickly

and take them back because...yeah. The

books are actually for the kids and not

me, shockingly.

So let's start out with the four that I

have already read and will be taking

back to work very very soon, the ones I

told you about in my weekly wrap up on

Monday. So I'm just gonna go through

these because, like, you already know

about them. The Sound of Things Falling

by Juan Gabriel Vasquez. A Respectable

Girl by Fleur Beale. The Hollow Boy by

Jonathan Stroud. And The Accident Season

by Moira Fowley-Doyle. Next up, I have one

book that I have left over from, like, the

last time I did a Library Love video. Yeah,

I'm pretty sure I borrowed this book in,

like, December. I should probably

read it and return it... But that book is

The House of the Spirits by Isabelle Allende.

I know nothing about this one

except it's her debut novel, it was

translated from Spanish, I love Isabelle

Allende's writing so, like, I really need

to just get off my arse and read this

book. Next up I have four books that are

shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the

Year for older readers. For those of

you who don't know, the CBCA is the

Children's Book Council of Australia.

Every year during Book Week, they

announce the best books of the year - as

far as they're concerned - for older

readers, younger readers, picture books,

early childhood books, non-fiction and

illustrations and stuff like that. Anyway,

there's a whole bunch of categories. So I

try to read the CBCA shortlisted books

for older readers because, you know, then

I can recommend them to the kids, stuff

like that. I have not been a huge fan of

the books that have been on the list in

the past couple of years, but I'm gonna

try and read most of them anyway. So

there are six books on the CBCA short

list this year. I have already read one

of them, which is Yellow by Megan

Jacobson, and i enjoyed that one. There is

one that I will not be reading this year,

and that is One Would Think

The Deep by Claire Zorn, because it

explicitly says in the blurb that it is

about a boy recovering from the

aftermath of his mother's very sudden

death because of a brain aneurysm. And

having had a family member die of a

brain aneurysm very very suddenly, like,

two months ago?

Yeah, I'm not reading that book right now.

However, I have the remaining four books

that I will be getting through in the

next couple of weeks hopefully. The first

one I am currently reading and I'm not

really loving it so far but I'm not very

far into it, so we shall see. And that is

Frankie by Shivaun Plozza. This one is

about a teenage girl who is incredibly

angry. She clearly has anger management

issues. She's been abandoned by her

mother, she lives with her aunt, and she's

just discovered that she has a

half-brother who is I think three years

younger than her? And he had suddenly

gone missing and she is looking into

that. So, like, I'm not loving it so far

but like I said I'm not very far into it.

So we'll see. Then I've got Waer by Meg

Caddy. This one is a fantasy book that I

believe involves werewolves in some way?

And I'm kind of surprised that this one

ended up on the list. I've heard

interesting things about it. The kids at

work who've read it were like "It...was kind

of a struggle" so we'll see. But the

interesting thing about this one is that

it is already out of print and I'm

starting to suspect that this might

actually win the prize this year and

that's going to be super awkward if the

book they give it to is out of print and

the publisher has no intention of

publishing any more. Then I've got The

Bone Sparrow by Zana

Fraillon, and this one is about a boy

who was born in an immigration detention

centre somewhere in Australia and the

friendships that he makes with, you know,

people who live outside the camp or

something? I think? Yeah, it's basically

kids growing up as refugees and stuff.

I've heard really good things about it.

And the final one on CBCA shortlist is

Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowley,

which is the one I am most excited about

reading because I've loved Cath

Crowley's other books that I've read and

this one is set in a secondhand

bookshop,

so, like, yes please. Then I have a chunk

of books that are, like, books that kids

have told me I need to read. So starting

out with The Creeping Shadow by Jonathan

Stroud, which is the fourth book in the

Lockwood & Co series. This one just came

out this year and after the cliffhanger

ending of the third book I'm really

excited to get stuck into this one. I

feel like I need to read the CBCA

shortlist books first but, like, this is

what I actually want to read so it might

get bumped up the list. The next one is

one that was on the CBCA short list I

think

last year but possibly for 2015, and that

is The Pause by John Larkin. This one is

about a teenage boy who everything has

gone horribly wrong in his life and he

is trying to decide whether or not to

commit suicide by jumping in front of a

train. So it promises to be incredibly

cheerful but considering it was

shortlisted for the CBCA awards, I'm hoping

that it deals with things...well? We'll see.

Next up I have Auslander by Paul Dowswell.

This one is set during World War

II. It is about a Polish boy whose

parents are killed but he has blonde hair

and blue eyes so he's sent to a German

orphanage or something? I don't know what

to expect from this but, you know, a kid

told me to read it so I'm reading it. Then

I have Tiger's Curse by Colleen Houck?

Whoock? Something like that. This one is a,

like, paranormal series - I think it's a

quartet - paranormal YA series that

involves shape-shifting into tigers and

I've heard good things about it but, you

know, I've been burned by the

recommendations for fifteen-year-old

girls before, so we'll see. And the rest

of the pile is just, like, random things

that I've gone "Ooh, that looks interesting!"

while I've been shelving and, you know, I

figured I would actually read those. So

the first one is Nameless by Lili St.

Crow, which is a retelling of Snow White

I believe? And it reads like it's kind of

fantasy, kind of contemporary so I'm

interested to read this one. Then I have

Skylark by Meagan Spooner. I have been

wanting to read this one for a while

because I really like the Starbound

series which Meagan Spooner wrote with

Amie Kaufman and I'm really really really

dying to get my hands on their book that

comes out in January of next year, which

I think is called Unearthed? I read a

chapter sample of that and was like "Holy

shit, I need this book now!" So I'm really

interested to read one of her books that

she's written on her own. This one I

think is a dystopian book about a

girl who has never left the city that

she lives in and there's magic involved

and yeah... A Company of Swans by Eva

Ibbotson. I've been meaning to read

something by this author for, like, years

now and I still never have. This one is

set in the 19th century and is about a

girl who runs away from home to become a

ballet dancer and ends up, like, dancing

in the Amazon or something? It sounds

like it could be terrible. We shall see.

Then I've got The Night Watch by Sergei

Lukyanenko - I am so sorry, Olive,

for that mangled pronunciation.

Please help me in the comments. This one

is billed as, like, Harry Potter but

Russian, and I don't even really know

very much about it. It's kind of to me

sounds more like Daughter of Smoke and

Bone but maybe, like, mixed with Harry

Potter? It's...that...that's pretty much all

I know. Blood on my Hands by Todd

Strasser. I know nothing about this book

except I read the blurb and it sounded

interesting. The blurb says "If Callie

Carson is found kneeling by the dead

body of Katherine Remington-Day with a

bloody knife in her hand, she must be the

murderer - mustn't she?" So this promises to

be terrible. I'm kind of hoping that it's

like Christopher Pike but, you know, with

better writing. We'll see. Days Like This

by Alison Stewart. This one is an

Australian dystopian book and that's

pretty much all I know about it. But it

has been on my, like, keep-on-the-radar

list for years now so when I saw that we

had it, I was like "Oh! I should finally

read that book." Web of Darkness by Bali

Rai. This one is I think a YA thriller

sort of thing. It's about a girl who

there have been a spate of suicides

at her school and then she makes this new

online friend and it seems like maybe

there's more to this online friend

than meets the eye.

So, like, trashy YA thriller? Obviously

I'm there. And finally I have 13 Days of

Midnight by Leo Hunt. This one is about a

teenage boy whose father died and as a

result of that, he inherits 13 ghosts.

It sounds like a kind of a necromancy sort

of a thing? As it says on the cover, it's for fans

of Skulduggery Pleasant. I have not read

Skulduggery Pleasant, but this one

sounded intriguing so I figured I may as

well give it a shot. So there you have it,

guys. That is everything that I have out

on loan from work at the moment. If there

are things you have read and loved and

think I should prioritise over other

things, let me know down in the comments.

I'm hoping to get these all read in the

remaining four weeks of term. We will see

how that goes.

I do not have high hopes. Thank you guys

so much for watching, I love all your

faces and I will see you on Friday. Bye guys.

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Cobra - Cintamani Grid - Duration: 4:04.

COBRA - Cintamani Grid

Since my last Cintamani update, the Cintamani grid on the surface of the planet was strengthened

significantly.

Two pieces were strategically positioned on certain key points in Antarctica:

Many pieces are now being positioned on the ocean floors and in the caves worldwide.

Dedicated teams are positioning Cintamani stones in flower of life grid patterns in

the most important key vortex points on the planet, such as Long Island:

Chengdu: And many others, especially in east Asia.

Since the first flower of life grids were completed in early 2017, east Asia has experienced

a drastic increase of cloudship phenomenon: Those cloudshps are cloaked motherships of

the Galactic Confederation which create ATVOR pillars that descend down into the buried

Cintamanis and purify the primary anomaly.

Cintamani grid around the planet is one of the major tools for manifesting the planetary

Light grid.

Whenever a Cintamani stone is planted in the soil somewhere around the planet, a huge angelic

being is anchored in that spot, creating an energy vortex miles in diameter:

When the critical mass of those angelic beings are anchored around the planet, the head of

the Yaldaboth entity begins to dissolve.

An update about the status of the dissolution of the head of the Yaldabaoth entity will

be possible after mid-June when certain operations of the Light forces will be completed.

Cintamanis are also being positioned into many dancefloors around the planet, facilitating

the Contact experience with the positive ETs within the mainstream rave culture:

Your own personal cintamani is your own conduit of the energies of Compression Breakthrough

when the Event happens.

Stones that are positioned into the soil worldwide are part of the planetary Cintamani grid that

will be the planetary conduit for the energies of Compression Breakthrough when the Event

happens.

I have been guided to prepare another batch of Cintamani stones.

They are available here:

A limited quantity of Cintamani stones was put on StratoProbe 5, a nearspace vehicle

which was launched by my team.

StratoProbe 5 has reached a maximum altitude of about 21 miles (34 km) and the photos it

took at that altitude clearly show the curvature of the Earth:

These Cintamani stones contain cosmic energies from beyond the Veil and they are available

here:

http://www.cintamani.space/Nearspace.html

Victory

of the Light!

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How Do Fish Breathe? - Duration: 3:18.

Squeaks and I are adopting a pet goldfish!

He lives in a fish tank, and he's a great swimmer!

In fact, this little guy's whole body is really suited to life in the water.

He has great fins to help him swim, and eyes that can stay open in the water.

These special body parts help him to live in his underwater home, so we call them adaptations.

There's one adaptation that's really important for our new fish friend to survive in a fish

tank or pond.

He needs to be able to breathe underwater.

People can't breathe underwater because there's no air.

We have to hold our breath, or use special equipment like scuba gear to get air.

But our goldfish isn't holding his breath, and he didn't bring scuba gear!

Instead of breathing air, he actually breathes water.

Humans, fish, and all kinds of other animals have to breathe for the same reason: we all

need something called oxygen.

Even though air might not seem like it's made of anything, it's actually made up of lots

of tiny things called molecules that are way too small for you to see.

Oxygen is one of the ingredients in air, and it's really important: it helps your body

make energy!

You need oxygen to break down your food, move your muscles, and even just to think with

your brain.

There's oxygen in air, but you need it to get into and all around your whole body!

So, you have special organs called lungs to help get that oxygen.

When you breathe in, you can feel your lungs expand full of air, just like a balloon.

Once they're full of air, your lungs pull the oxygen that you need out of the air before

you breathe out.

That oxygen goes into your blood and travels all throughout your body.

There's air all around us, so as long as you we breathe, you can get oxygen.

Land animals can have all different shapes and sizes of lungs, but animals that live

underwater, like fish, need oxygen, too!

Fish don't have lungs, and there isn't any air around them.

Animals like our goldfish need to use another way to get their oxygen.

And guess what?

Water is full of oxygen, just like the air is!

So fish can get their oxygen straight from the water they live in.

They just need an adaptation to get the oxygen out of the water.

Instead of lungs, most underwater creatures have another special body part that allows

them to pull oxygen straight out of the water, called their gills.

Gills look like little slits on either side of a fish's face.

A fish's gills work a lot like our lungs.

When a fish pulls in water through its mouth, the water goes back out through its gills.

As the water runs through the gills, it goes right past the fish's blood.

The oxygen in the water flows into the fish's blood, and now the fish can use the oxygen

all over its body!

The fish is basically breathing water with gills, instead of air with lungs.

Other types of animals besides fish use gills, too.

Crabs, lobsters, snails, and even some bugs use gills to breathe!

So, even though we both have very different ways of getting it, our goldfish needs oxygen

just like I do.

Isn't that right, little fish?

What do you think we should name our new fish?

Ask a grown-up to help you leave a comment below, or you can send us an email at kids@scishow.com

Thanks, and we'll see you next time here at the Fort!

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Jurassic World (2015) Movie Clip | Pterosaur Attack (Scene) | Blu-ray HD 4K - Duration: 5:36.

Hey!

Help!

Open the gate! Letusin!

Open it up!

- Come on! - Come on!

That's a first.

Open the gate! Open the gate!

Letusin!

Attention Aviary employees, there has been containment breach.

Hello?

Claire, we spotted the boys on surveillance.

They're approaching the west gate.

I'm headed there now.

Okay. Stay right there. I'm on my way. Stay right with them.

Hey!

Get on!

Ladies and gentlemen, due to a containment anomaly

all guests must take shelter immediately.

Ladies and gentlemen, due to a containment anomaly

all guests must take shelter immediately.

Ladies and gentlemen, due to a containment anomaly

all guests must take shelter immediately.

MAN ON PA". All units, take position on boardwalk.

Use liquid tranquilizers. Do not fire live ammunition.

Claire, come on!

Stop running!

Wait. Ah!

Don't just stand there!

Go! Get inside now!

Zach!

Gray!

- Aunt Claire! - Go, go!

Claire!

No! Hold your...

Is that Aunt Claire?

It's them! Zach!

Gray!

Oh, my God! Thank God! Thank God! What happened? What is this?

Are you okay?

Where did you go? Why didn't you come back?

I was so worried about you. Who's that?

We work together.

Hey.

We gotta go. Okay.

Come on, come on.(CoolestClips4K)

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Five goals for Republicans this summer - Duration: 7:34.

Five goals for Republicans this summer

BY CRISTINA MARCOS

Republicans are running out of time to make major legislative achievements before they

break for their August recess � and President Trump�s 200th day in office later that month.

Congress will be in session for just 31 legislative days between now and the end of July, when

the five-week recess begins.

Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have both put

more of an emphasis on the 200-day mark than Trump�s first 100 days.

The two want to show that Republican control of Washington is a status quo the voters should

support as they make their case for next year�s midterms.

There�s still time for Republicans to make some gains.

Here are five areas where the GOP will look for progress this summer

Adopting a budget

Republicans frequently blasted Democrats when they controlled Congress for going years without

adopting a budget.

Then they were unable to adopt a budget last year due to internal divisions about cutting

spending, though the inaction didn�t hurt the GOP legislative agenda.

This time, failing to adopt a budget would imperil GOP hopes for passing tax reform through

special budget rules that would prevent a Democratic filibuster.

Without a budget, in other words, the GOP may have to forget about a broad tax overhaul,

a longtime dream of Ryan�s.

Figuring out a budget for next year will also have consequences for keeping the government

funded after September.

Some Republicans want a bipartisan budget deal similar to those hammered out over the

past four years, that would establish top-line spending levels for appropriations bills and

raise the debt limit at the same time.

�We need that kind of agreement to provide budgetary stability,� said Rep. Charlie

Dent (R-Pa.), a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee.

Raising the debt limit

Top Trump administration officials told Congress this week that lawmakers may have to approve

a debt ceiling increase sooner than expected.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged lawmakers to pass a �clean� debt ceiling hike with

no strings attached before leaving for the summer break.

�I think it�s absolutely important that this is passed before the August recess and

the sooner the better,� Mnuchin said before the House Ways and Means Committee.

Conservative groups want to tie spending restrictions to a debt bill.

The conservative House Freedom Caucus announced this week that they would demand any debt

hike be paired with spending cuts.

Striking a bipartisan deal to avoid a bruising debt limit fight would let GOP leaders demonstrate

they can govern responsibly, as they did with the four-month spending package earlier this

month.

But a wide-ranging budget and debt limit deal would be a disappointment for conservatives

hoping to get policy wins under unified GOP control of government.

�My concerns with the past years is that in a bipartisan fashion we�ve been kicking

the road and adding to the debt substantially.

That�s my concern with the past years.

Going forward, when you win the House and the Senate and the White House, and you�re

the small-government party, that�s my concern,� said Rep. Dave Brat (R-Va.), a Freedom Caucus

member.

Avoid a government shutdown

Congress is far behind where it normally is at this stage of the year in the annual appropriations

process.

The House will enter June without having approved a single appropriations bill, and appropriators

concede that there�s no time to pass each individual spending bill given other priorities.

�We can get the bills ready to get all 12 bills out of committee.

The real question is, do you have the time to do them on the floor?

Probably not.

So you're going to have 'minibuses' or an omnibus,� Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) told reporters.

At a minimum, Republicans need to show that at a minimum they can keep the lights on while

controlling Congress and the White House.

Government funding won�t run out until the end of September, but the GOP will want to

start putting together a plan this summer.

In frustration over accepting this month�s spending compromise, President Trump called

for a �good shutdown� in September to fix the �mess� in Washington.

But most Republicans in Congress want to avoid such a situation, believing they and Trump

would get the blame for a shutdown.

Tax reform

Republicans can�t move a 2018 budget, which they need for tax reform, until they finish

work on a fiscal 2017 budget needed to repeal ObamaCare.

That means a tax reform vote in either chamber is still a long way off.

But Republicans are eager to get moving.

The border adjustment tax proposal pushed by Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) to tax imports

and exempt exports is withering in the face of opposition from conservative groups, retailers

and fellow Republicans who warn it would increase prices on consumer goods.

Yet Republicans need to find some other way to pay for their tax reform proposal if they

don�t want to add to the deficit.

�The border adjustable piece, I wish they would whip that to find out what the sense

is.

And if you don�t have the votes on it, then you got a trillion dollar hole that you gotta

fill.

And there�s ways to do that linked to the budget,� Brat said.

Healthcare

In the Senate, the GOP�s goal is to finish work on legislation repealing and replacing

ObamaCare by the August recess.

Whether they can do it is anyone�s guess.

There are severe differences among Republican senators over how to move forward, and McConnell

has been careful about setting expectations.

GOP senators distanced themselves from a Congressional Budget Office analysis this week that predicted

23 million people would lose insurance over the next decade under the House bill.

It also projected higher costs for older and sicker people.

Senate GOP staff will be drafting legislation during the Memorial Day recess, with a discussion

draft possibly circulating when senators return.

There�s an added reason for the Senate GOP to move quickly.

It is using the same budget reconciliation rules to avoid a Democratic filibuster on

healthcare that it intends to use on tax reform.

But it�s unclear how long the reconciliation vehicle for the healthcare bill will last.

The reconciliation measure is for fiscal year 2017, and Committee for a Responsible Federal

Budget senior advisor Ed Lorenzen noted that the Senate parliamentarian has not yet ruled

if reconciliation instructions expire at the end of the fiscal year in September.

If the parliamentarian were to rule the 2017 vehicle expires in September, Republicans

would have to either pass the healthcare measure quickly or try to move a bill the old-fashioned

way with Democratic votes.

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Beat Rhino's Beatbox Tutorial : Kick Drum - Duration: 1:57.

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The King of Fighters '94 - Cosplay Edition : USA Sports Team vs Korea - Duration: 10:40.

Hi. I'm El Gamer Cosplayer I'd like to see the USA Sports Team in KOF 14 DLC

I wanted to show them fighting in this Live Action

There's one left: Brian against a classic character making his debut in my Cosplay Movies

Kim: You see gringos? Go back to your Sports. This is a Martial Arts Tournament

Takuma: That's Right, you come here to show your Art of Fighting. And Kyokugen Karate is the best

Kensou: That ain't true! Kung Fu beats it Takuma: Who let these kids enter KOF?

Yuri: Oto-san, they're my age Takuma: Yuri, what are you doing here? D:

Ryo: You only have a year training, is not enough to fight at this level

Yuri: I beat you onii-chan Robert: Hey, you should be glad she made it to KOF

Yuri: I beat you too Robert-san I already learn the Hao Shoko Ken

Takuma / Robert / Ryo: That fast already!?

Master Roshi: It took me 50 years to learn that technique

Robert: Hey pal, you're in the wrong tournament. Budokai is in the other Stadium

Roshi: Oh, but isn't this blonde in orange Goku Super Saiyan? And that one is Vegeta

My name is Jin Chonrei old man. And I don't know who that "Vegeta" is, but I'm sure I can defeat him

Vegeta: What did you say you insect? But you're only a low class warrior. Even that bald midget can defeat you

Trunks: Dad, our Tournament is in the other Stadium Vegeta: And what is Kakarot doing here?

Ryo: You're all mistaken, my name is... Trunks: You're that Karateka from Street Fighter right?

Ryo: I hate it when they mistake me for that guy >:v /._./ The King of Fighters XIV \._.\

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🌵 UNA CASCADA EN EL MEDIO DEL DESIERTO: Garganta Del Diablo, Tilcara | MochiLeandro #31 🌎 - Duration: 6:28.

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Pirates - BiTS - ARTE - Duration: 10:08.

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A TURMINHA DO SULCA VISITA: E.E.B Vila Velha II - Duration: 2:38.

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COBRA - Cintamani Grid - Duration: 4:06.

COBRA - Cintamani Grid

Since my last Cintamani update, the Cintamani grid on the surface of the planet was strengthened

significantly.

Two pieces were strategically positioned on certain key points in Antarctica:

Many pieces are now being positioned on the ocean floors and in the caves worldwide.

Dedicated teams are positioning Cintamani stones in flower of life grid patterns in

the most important key vortex points on the planet, such as Long Island:

Chengdu: And many others, especially in east Asia.

Since the first flower of life grids were completed in early 2017, east Asia has experienced

a drastic increase of cloudship phenomenon: Those cloudshps are cloaked motherships of

the Galactic Confederation which create ATVOR pillars that descend down into the buried

Cintamanis and purify the primary anomaly.

Cintamani grid around the planet is one of the major tools for manifesting the planetary

Light grid.

Whenever a Cintamani stone is planted in the soil somewhere around the planet, a huge angelic

being is anchored in that spot, creating an energy vortex miles in diameter:

When the critical mass of those angelic beings are anchored around the planet, the head of

the Yaldaboth entity begins to dissolve.

An update about the status of the dissolution of the head of the Yaldabaoth entity will

be possible after mid-June when certain operations of the Light forces will be completed.

Cintamanis are also being positioned into many dancefloors around the planet, facilitating

the Contact experience with the positive ETs within the mainstream rave culture:

Your own personal cintamani is your own conduit of the energies of Compression Breakthrough

when the Event happens.

Stones that are positioned into the soil worldwide are part of the planetary Cintamani grid that

will be the planetary conduit for the energies of Compression Breakthrough when the Event

happens.

I have been guided to prepare another batch of Cintamani stones.

They are available here:

A limited quantity of Cintamani stones was put on StratoProbe 5, a nearspace vehicle

which was launched by my team.

StratoProbe 5 has reached a maximum altitude of about 21 miles (34 km) and the photos it

took at that altitude clearly show the curvature of the Earth:

These Cintamani stones contain cosmic energies from beyond the Veil and they are available

here:

http://www.cintamani.space/Nearspace.html

Victory

of the Light!

For more infomation >> COBRA - Cintamani Grid - Duration: 4:06.

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Top 10 Best Fidget Spinners toy in amazon shopping online Best Fidget Spinner 754 - Duration: 0:47.

Top 10 Best Fidget Spinners toy in amazon shopping online Best Fidget Spinner

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Around the Air Force: CSS Manning / Nuclear Triad - Duration: 2:11.

HEY THERE EVERYONE, I'M AIRMAN FIRST CLASS CORY

KUTTLER WITH YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE. THE

AIR FORCE PLANS TO INCREASE COMMAND SUPPORT

STAFF, OR C-S-S MANNING BY SIXTEEN-HUNDRED PERSONNEL

BY FISCAL YEAR 20-22.

THE CHANGE IS PART OF AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF

GENERAL DAVID GOLDFEIN'S INITIATIVE TO REVITALIZE

SQUADRONS.THIS IS THE NEXT STEP AFTER THE DECREASE IN

ADDITIONAL DUTIES THAT REALIGNED WORKLOADS FOR

MOST AIRMEN, BUT MANY DUTIES WERE REALIGNED TO

C-S-S.

THE DIRECTOR OF AIR FORCE MANPOWER, ORGANIZATION,

AND RESOURCES BRIGADIER GENERAL STEPHEN DAVIS SAID

THEY MUST ENSURE THAT C-S-S HAS THE SUPPORT

REQUIRED TO ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION AND THIS IS JUST

ONE STEP OF MANY TO HELP. THE AIR FORCE MAINTAINS

TWO LEGS OF THE NUCLEAR TRIAD, INCLUDING AIRCRAFT

CAPABLE OF CARRYING NUCLEAR WEAPONS, MORE THAN

400 INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES, 75

PERCENT OF THE NUCLEAR COMMAND, CONTROL, AND

COMMUNICATION THAT CONNECTS THE PRESIDENT TO

SENIOR MILITARY LEADERS, AND ROUGHLY 30,000 AIRMEN

MAINTAINING THIS CAPABILITY. LAST WEEK, AIR

FORCE VICE CHIEF OF STAFF GENERAL STEPHEN WILSON

DISCUSSED THE STATE OF THE NUCLEAR TRIAD DURING A

MITCHELL INSTITUTE BREAKFAST AT THE CAPITOL

HILL CLUB IN WASHINGTON, D-C.

REGARDING THE NUCLEAR BUDGET, GENERAL WILSON

SAID AIR FORCE LEADERSHIP CONTINUES TO ADVOCATE FOR

STABLE, PREDICTABLE BUDGETS TO ENSURE AIRMEN

RECEIVE THE UPDATED EQUIPMENT THEY NEED TO

MODERNIZE THE NUCLEAR TRIAD. HE SAID THE BUDGET

IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AND HELPS THE

AIR FORCE MOVE FORWARD WITH READINESS RECOVERY.

GENERAL WILSON ALSO SPOKE ABOUT MODERNIZATION. HE

SAID, TO ENSURE THE NUCLEAR TRIAD IS

RESPONSIVE, SURVIVABLE, FLEXIBLE AND VISIBLE, THE

AIR FORCE PLANS UPGRADES THAT INCLUDE REPLACING THE

GROUND-BASED STRATEGIC DETERRENT MISSILE WITH THE

MINUTEMAN III; ADVANCING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE

B-21 RAIDER, AND UPGRADING TO THE LONG RANGE STANDOFF

MISSILE THAT WILL BE COMPATIBLE WITH ALL

NUCLEAR-CAPABLE BOMBERS.

HE SAID TODAY'S MODERNIZATION IS

TOMORROW'S READINESS. FOR MORE ON THESE AND OTHER

STORIES, CHECK OUT AF DOT MIL. AND THAT'S YOUR LOOK

AROUND THE AIR FORCE.

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OverWatch l Cosplay from Hanzo!🏹Soy Hanzo!🏹[English Sub] - Duration: 10:23.

Hey guys, how are you?

I hope it's ok

I'm AtherCross Games

Welcome to a new channel video

Now We Will Use Hanzo's Power

We are not going to fail

Not now

We use Hanzo 1 vs. 1

I want Hanzo, but I can not use it

Okay

The enemy is up I must concentrate

FUCK!

Brother!

Brother!

We will use brother

Brother do not disappoint me please

Japanese

How do I attack brother? Not knowing much

Brother new technology I DO NOT KNOW!

I do not know brother technology

Brother!!

Brother DIE!

DEAD!

Brother to die

I HONOR

OH !! READY

Now if you can use the power of dragon

I should not fail

I be Hanzo you too? Do not

I do not see the enemy Feel footsteps ...

Dead!!

I be Hanzo

We will use the brother ....

Sorry for talking like that all the time. But he wanted to play Hanzo

He also used the madman

Brother be fast

Pharah be good in the air

Using Pharaoh

Die

OK.......

I already saw the fat man

Damned

Fuuuuuuck

I do not know how to use the robot

What?

To lose

Do not.... :(

We lost We lost Honor in battle

Oh?

Being a starting player

Be an honor for me

Be the first time

Be a starting player

Brother and Hanzo Never lose NEVER!

Well we lost hope we do not fail the other And well go for it

We will use a voluptuous rear woman

Ohh ohhh ohhh ohh Oh sorry

Enemy to use also woman of voluptuous rear Yes

Dead

He also used Rodhad

Dead

Enemy also wearing woman

Oh!

Already blank

One more shot and die

Be mine ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

To win

Use voluptuous back

Easy Round

We will win with honor

Using Hanzo

I hope you like the video my estimates

The interpretation of Hanzo

I be Hanzo

DAAAAAAAAMMMMMM

Hanzo!

hahaha...

Okay to be funny

And we won a booty box

that's cool The event is awesome booty boxes I thought they gave you 1 box everyday But they do not give you the boxes if you get them They will not give you if you connect

Upload experience

I love the character of Hanzo

I like his story his look

It has even my profile

I love your arrows

I do not know, for me, it's my favorite character

Leaving the character of Hanzo Let's open the booty boxes

Please give me something for my Hanzo!

I need stuff for Hanzo

I need things for me

Give me a wolf suit

Y..............

That does not like anything

AH another box

Let's open another box my estimates to see if we touch something interesting

What?

Okay people hope you liked the versus

They are giving anniversary booty boxes in those booty boxes you get great things

I want what I want for Hanzo Is this As it is called

I want to use this This Beautiful The Robot Suit by Hanzo

Let me see if they can give me Or if not the wolf

But the white

I like this one, it's PERFECT PERFECT!

Well people hope you liked the video I hope you have not bored the interpretation of Hanzo

I hope the video comes out well

I will try to record the overwatch with a friend Or with another person to make it more fun

And nice people I like it if you like it

And another day we make a direct

I hope you liked the video

AND DALE LIKE

BY HANZO !!

BYE!

Not goodbye now

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Conoce la historia de la mina La Caridad en Sonora - Duration: 4:03.

A great past, a great present.

Northern Sonora forms part of the copper belt

that extends from Utah and Arizona in the United States

to Sonora and Sinaloa in Mexico.

In 1964, the United Nations, through one of its development programs

stimulated the exploration of this region in search of copper deposits.

Mining has a three-hundred-year history in this region.

This history would continue with the discovery of what's known as porphyry copper

which is a type of copper ore.

These new explorations uncovered an important deposit

with proven reserves of 1.359 billion tons.

Four years later, in 1968

geologists from ASARCO, aided by UN specialists

began to explore what we now know as La Caridad mine.

They began, in other words, work on determining its exact size.

They utilized geophysical exploration methods for this purpose

running an electrical current through the ground and measuring its response time

which allowed them to determine if there were metal deposits below.

What they found was a deposit in the form of an upside down bowl.

The copper deposit was in the center of this bowl.

This deposit is approximately 200 m thick

spread out over 1 km in each direction.

Today, La Caridad is considered the jewel of Mexico's mining industry.

In 1974, construction began on the first stage

which included the mine itself

as well as the triturator facility and concentrator plant

which began operations in 1979.

At the inauguration ceremony, Jorge Larrea, the project's founder

summed up his philosophy in one phrase.

Thinking big was not enough.

We had to act big.

And so La Caridad became the biggest industrial project in Mexico at the time.

After its launch, it continued to develop and became the world's most integrated mine.

A mine for processing copper ore

as well as producing refined copper in the form of cathodes.

and refining gold, silver and molybdenum

which is a metal used in steel alloys and sulfuric acid production.

But La Caridad's production goes beyond the riches extracted from the earth.

The mine has also sparked the growth of the region's infrastructure.

New settlements have sprung up.

This has led to the construction of new roads

new schools, cultural and athletic facilities

an efficient transportation system

a chain of grocery stores for miners known as "Tiendas del Minero"

and the direct and indirect creation of thousands of jobs

that have restored the lost splendor of Nacozari.

The town soon became home to thousands of people from across Mexico.

It's estimated that between 1960 to 1976

the town's population increased 300%

as a result of this new stage of development

which made La Caridad one of the world's most competitive and lowest-cost mines

thanks to its technology and its innovative methods

as well as the love and hard work of its employees.

May its future be ever brighter!

For more infomation >> Conoce la historia de la mina La Caridad en Sonora - Duration: 4:03.

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Breaking the Ice in the First Flash Challenge | Ink Master: Shop Wars (Season 9) - Duration: 9:41.

- What? - Cold, crazy maze of ice.

- This is insane.

[dramatic music]

- For the first time in "Ink Master" history,

you have each come here with a fellow artist

from your tattoo shop to prove that your shop is the best.

You'll succeed as a team and you will fail as a team.

- This is crazy.

- Win, and you both win.

But lose, and you're both out.

- This is no longer a solo sport.

This is two people being able to work together.

Any miscommunication could cost us the title.

- The last shop standing will win $200,000,

a feature in "Inked" magazine,

and the title of Ink Master.

- That is a bigger prize than I was expecting.

$200,000--we could pay off our student loans.

- But that's not all.

Your shop will also earn the first-ever title

of Master Shop.

- When you go to businesses that have the stickers

that says, like, "Best in the city,"

you're like, "Damn, I want to go do that."

So if we have a thing that said, "We are Master Shop,"

that's pretty cool.

- We have to win that first challenge.

- [chuckles] - It's a brand-new tattoo shop.

We're putting ourselves on the map for the world.

- Winning this would be a huge stepping stone

to make The Marked Society a household name in the industry.

- Your first opportunity to win starts right here, right now,

by winning your first flash challenge.

We are at the Frozen Carnival in Ice at Skyland Stadium.

And you're surrounded by more than 100 tons of ice.

- That's a lot of ice.

- For your first flash challenge,

you must create a sculpture that represents your shop

out of a block of ice.

♪ ♪

- I'm a tattoo artist.

Ice? Picks?

Hell no.

- Everything in this competition depends on you guys

working together.

You're representing for yourselves

and you're representing for where you work.

These flash challenges are not made to be easy,

but if you're a true artist, you can make art out of anything.

- This is your chance to get a leg up on the competition.

This is your chance to intimidate the other players.

This is your chance to bond as a team.

Start today. Start hard.

♪ ♪

- Win, and you'll receive a huge advantage.

You have four hours

and your time starts now.

[rousing dramatic music]

- Let's do it. - All right, Bubba.

- All right, man.

- You're representing your whole business.

You come in here and you screw up this time?

You're not just screwing up yourself.

- What are you thinking?

- I was thinking some kind of robot, then his hand up here.

- For this first challenge, what we're looking for

is someone to be creative and work together

and do the best they can at something

they've never done before.

- So what was your idea?

- I'm thinking about doing a koi fish.

- If these people have a problem working together

right off the bat,

they shouldn't have come here together.

- One of my ideas was to incorporate the logo

in there somewhere.

- I don't want to force anything extra.

- I should mimic what you're doing on the other side, right?

- Uh, yeah, I mean, that'd be cool, if you want.

We're thinking the best thing to do would be to cut out

the bigger pieces first.

And I gotta do the top 'cause you're all short and whatnot.

- [laughs]

- I really like working with my significant other.

- The ole ball and chain.

- You're my ball and chain. I like your...

- [laughs] That's not a good thing to say.

- All I want to see is this damn fin.

And you said it's going like that.

- I'm not sure yet.

Bang is a hard-ass.

I had no idea that we were literally gonna be

doing everything together.

- I'm telling you, we need to start building

these fins now before we go any lower.

We don't even have the fin or this.

We don't have none of that yet.

- We're not there yet.

- We're not on the same page, obviously.

If we're gonna carve out a inch, we need to plan to have this

left over for the fin.

He has this idea and this vision,

and I'm just not seeing it.

- This is gonna be this.

Look at the perspective.

- Two more hours remaining. Two more.

[heavy rock music]

♪ ♪

- Just remember: no risk, no reward.

We got this.

- I definitely feel like we're underestimated being two females

in the tattoo industry, which is totally male dominated.

But that just puts a fuel in the fire.

Man, if we could come out of here winning

the first flash challenge...

- Dude, that'd be so dope. - Right.

[exciting rock music]

♪ ♪

- The tail feathers can only go so far

'cause there's only so much ice.

- As long as the effect is there, you know?

- Yeah. - Doom and I have only worked

together for maybe five months.

We're gonna be learning a lot about each other

as this competition progresses.

I'm known in the industry for having a lot of detail

in my tattoos.

How about we just get done everything on here first.

And then if there's time, then you can experiment.

- [laughs]

Then we can give it a crown.

Erin is my boss.

She has a decade more experience.

But your experience doesn't matter.

What matters is how you're gonna navigate this competition.

- I'm just gonna cut in as much as I can.

- Okay. - And--and yeah.

- Cool. - We'll see.

- Ooh, ooh, ooh.

- Oh, no. Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine-- I just mashed my hand.

- I love working together. He's my best friend.

- Oh, yeah, I'm okay.

- And he's my co-worker.

- I'd kind of like to round this stuff off.

- Okay. And he's my husband.

♪ ♪

- I do neo-traditional tattoos, but I can make a clean,

solid tattoo in every style.

[laughs]

- Oh, my God, are they flower buds?

- Yeah, they're flower buds.

- How the [bleep] did you do that?

- I figured out that I can make some roses

on the inside of the ice.

I should do one more over here, right, or...

- I don't think we should worry about filling it

'cause we don't want it to be super cluttered.

I specialize in a lot of illustrative tattooing

with a very strong traditional background.

With our powers combined, we could be an unstoppable force.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Five, four,

three, two, one.

That is it. Time is up.

No more sculpting.

- We're wrapped.

- First ice sculpture. - Bam!

- Hit it.

[laughs]

[suspenseful music]

- All right, Pinz and Needlez,

it is now time to critique your work.

Talk to me about your design.

- Love goes into all of our work that we do.

- We're all about heart.

- I like how recognizable it is right off the bat.

There's some very small, little veins

and some ventricles up top that are nice.

But the big veins down through the center are very smooth,

very well done.

- This is the way to really come out swinging

and start off on the right foot.

- Unkindness Art.

- You created one large image that's incredibly readable

with various textures.

You guys put everything you had

into creating a piece of art that's risky.

To see what you're able to do with a tattoo machine

is gonna be exciting.

I look forward to seeing it.

both: Thank you.

- Thicker Than Blood.

- This is a strong image.

And it's powerful.

And that's what we are as a shop.

- Looks like it's a Hannya mask.

The anatomy's a little bit off.

There's no forehead. And it's all chin.

- Artistic Skin Design.

- You guys really put a lot of time into the beveling.

And especially you took a lot of time, more detail,

in the mouth to get that deep, setback mouth with the teeth.

Valiant effort for a new medium.

- Next up is Black Anchor.

- Everybody went pretty 3-D, and y'all went totally flat.

- Being the first challenge out of the gate,

take the brakes off.

Gotta go, man. Go, go, go.

- Everybody knows who Carlos is.

He's very popular on the internet.

I was expecting to be wowed by their ice sculpture

and it was literally a little flat.

- Next up is The Marked Society.

- What better than a tattoo machine?

- It's super clean and legible.

But what's super impressive is how straight and precise

you were able to make each line in this piece.

- Thank you.

- Allegory Arts.

How does this identify your shop?

- It's clearly the logo, correct?

- It is. It's also the state...

- Of Alabama, which is where our shop is.

- The creativity of using the shape of the state

as the whole block, having the tip

and the top of the flowers poking out through it,

the way you put the flower in the background

by impressing it in so you can see it from the front

is very nice.

The craftsmanship is very well done.

- Wow. Thank you very much.

- Thank you.

- Classic Trilogy Tattoo.

- We're pretty much, like, a big nerd shop.

So, like, everything we do is just pop culture and fun.

- It's a big, cool, fun image.

You really got the shape of the ice to become what it is,

and that really stands out.

And it's bold and strong.

- Tri-Cities Tattoo.

- I can definitely tell it's a fish,

but it is a little bit hard to see exactly what's going on.

Seems like there's a lot of ice that you just took away

and then a lot of ice that you didn't use.

- Gotcha.

- Tri-Cities' looked like a damn beached whale.

I don't know what the hell they were going for.

♪ ♪

- Today's first flash challenge.

The stakes are a lot higher than ever before

because we've never given out 200 grand,

we've never had shops battling out.

- There's a lot on the line for the reputation of the shop.

But I also think this is a great advantage.

- If they're smart and they come in with someone

who has what they don't have,

those are the teams that are really gonna shine.

- I was pretty impressed with Allegory Arts.

- You know, they really used a lot of different techniques.

- They did a couple little trick effects

that just really set them apart.

- I also think that Pinz and Needlez did a great job

with the anatomical heart.

- Their piece was probably the most legible piece.

- One shop that did a really great job in terms of using

the entire block of ice was Unkindness Art.

- That is a sculpture, a bird from every angle

you look at it.

- We're all pretty agreed, yeah?

- Yeah. - Got it.

- Let's let them know.

♪ ♪

Today at Skyland Stadium,

some shops made a strong first impression.

The judges have decided the winner

of the first flash challenge...

[tense music]

For more infomation >> Breaking the Ice in the First Flash Challenge | Ink Master: Shop Wars (Season 9) - Duration: 9:41.

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as long as your arm (Idioms) - Duration: 0:12.

as long as your arm (Idioms)

(informal) very long

There's a list of repairs as long as your arm.

For more infomation >> as long as your arm (Idioms) - Duration: 0:12.

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WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - The fall of Gul'dan Raid on Affliction Warlock - Duration: 9:36.

WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - The fall of Gul'dan Raid on Affliction Warlock

For more infomation >> WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - The fall of Gul'dan Raid on Affliction Warlock - Duration: 9:36.

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Kim Jong Un Offers To 'Teach' Trump 'A Lesson' - politics - Duration: 3:00.

Kim Jong Un Offers To �Teach� Trump �A Lesson�

Pyongyang said Thursday that President Donald Trump�s understanding of North Korea is

equivalent to that of an �elementary school� student.

Trump �better learn more� about North Korea, a commentary in the state-run Minju

Choson suggested, according to NK News.

�Let us be very clear to the Trump administration, whose level of knowledge about the opponent

(the North Korean government) is only at the elementary student level,� the article explained,

North Korea will destroy anyone who tries to harm the young dictator Kim Jong Un.

�The problem is that, foolishly, the U.S. believes that it can execute an act of state

terrorism on us like it has done to other countries in the past,� the article said,

referring to possible plans for �decapitation strikes� against Kim.

The Trump administration has stated intent for de-nuclearization, rather than regime

change.

The president even expressed a willingness to meet Kim Jong Un if the conditions were

right.

While the administration has not taken the use of military force off the table, the aim

appears to be tougher economic sanctions and international pressure to, as Admiral Harry

Harris put it, �bring Kim Jong Un to his senses, not his knees.�

Pyongyang argues that the U.S. intends to invade North Korea to topple its authoritarian

government as it has other countries, justifying the North�s pursuit of ballistic missiles

with greater ranges and nuclear weapons with higher explosive yields.

North Korea wrote in a recent editorial that it should �teach the U.S. a lesson.�

�Every hour we feel the need to teach the U.S. some lesson to wake it up, the country

that knows nothing about us and is challenging us like a childish roughneck,� the article

said, adding, �The Trump administration better learn more about how the previous U.S.

administration raised their fists of oppression against us but had to awkwardly lower them

later.�

�Any military provocation against the DPRK will precisely mean a total war which will

lead to the final doom of the U.S.

This is a stark reality today,� the Minju Choson warned.

The U.S. has a carrier strike group led by the nuclear-powered Nimitz-class supercarrier

USS Carl Vinson and the nuclear-powered Ohio-class submarine USS Michigan operating in the area.

Earlier this week, the U.S. flew two supersonic B-1B bombers across the peninsula.

In response to U.S. deployments of strategic assets, North Korea has repeatedly warned

of war.