Waching daily Jun 6 2017

Welcome to my big day!

[Squeaks squeaks]

Aw, you're right, Squeaks, it's not my birthday…

But it is the day that I take the bandage off of my elbow!

I was riding my bike the other day, and I had a little spill.

Luckily, I wasn't hurt too badly, but I did get a big cut on my elbow.

So I cleaned out the cut with warm water and soap, and put on a bandage.

But check it out!

It's only a week later, and the cut's basically gone!

That's because my body—and yours—has a way to to make cuts and scrapes get all

better, or heal.

Even the ones that bleed.

Blood travels through your body in what are called blood vessels.

They're kind of like straws or tubes.

Most blood vessels are long and flexible, which means they're able to bend.

There are lots of really tiny blood vessels right under your skin.

They can be thinner than a single hair!

When you get a cut that bleeds, you end up with a hole in your skin that's deep enough

to break some of those tiny blood vessels.

It doesn't take long for your body to figure out that something's wrong, and it starts

to do something to stop the bleeding right away!

Even though blood looks like it's just one liquid, there are actually a few different

ingredients in it.

Like platelets, which look like little blobs.

They're way too small for you to see, but there are lots of platelets in your blood,

and they start to fill up the hole your cut made in the blood vessel.

They act like a plug to stop any more blood from getting out.

Your blood also makes a bunch of stringy fibers, which form a kind of a net, or web.

The platelets stick to this web, and to each other, making a lump that completely covers

the cut.

After a while, the lump dries out and gets hard.

We call this brown, hard lump of platelets and fibers a scab.

[Squeaks squeaks thoughtfully]

That's true!

A scab is a little like a bandage that the body can grow all by itself!

Under the scab, your body is hard at work, killing any germs that might have gotten inside

of your body before the platelets plugged up the cut.

Your body also fixes the holes in the blood vessels so that no more blood can leak out,

and it starts to close the cut with new skin.

As the new skin grows over the cut, the scab starts to get loose.

Once enough of the hole is closed, the scab falls off, and you're as good as new!

Now, for the tough part.

Even though it can be hard to do sometimes, leave your scabs alone!

Don't pick at them, pull them off, or even scratch them.

Because the scab has an important job: it keeps germs that are outside of your body

from getting inside of your body.

If germs get inside of your body, they can cause an infection, which can make the cut

hurt much worse.

And if you pull a scab off, you might rip the skin that's growing over the cut, and

your body would basically have to start all over again.

After stopping the bleeding, making a scab, and growing new skin, it looks like my body's

all done fixing the cut I got.

Hey, Squeaks, wanna go for a bike ride?

Thanks for joining us at SciShow Kids!

Do you have a question about your body, or anything else?

Find a grownup and ask them to help you leave a comment below, or send an email to kids@scishow.com!

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COLLEGE DROPOUT (Interview with my Mom) | TRIBE - Duration: 11:31.

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Don't know I made videos daily. I told Haley. I want to do like three days where I just make vlogs like we used to

Shut down

My site. [I] try to go to the same place where we ate with care friends birthday another didn't have another thing their clothes

We will just see my problem in I try

To follow a storyline, and I just don't randomly yeah

Thanks for getting us

Here welcome perryman am I good?

Hello, what the best way to get off any farm or so did we do this [sooner] there ya, go?

Here, and then you're Gonna go down for street today is my Dad's

Well yesterday was my dad's 50th birthday

I know it's 50. I wrote it. [I] all said this is just a gift card that I threw in a box we spoke

[but] I'm just a sick of like giving carts. Oh, wait. I got really good news

Did you can't wait to hear it from [Caitlyn] did you heard from Caitlin? [no], shoot down a scholarship really?

Wow

For what'd [she] do um?

What did she do she she wrote an essay and she has really good grades she got?

President's Honor roll the first quarter and she got regular on a roll the second quarter and

She applied for a scholarship and she got it. Thank you, and I dropped out

What would you say? I withdraw, whatever you finish that reporter he just didn't finish

oh

Guys are your birthday jeff? That's me. Yeah

Do we actually we got here a little bit early?

zach and the rest of your family and

Okay

He drilled it in it there try

it a little bit, and we already had like pay for our [bays] because like you ran like per hour here, so

[Haley] is trying to get as much practice in she's never golfed before you drill. It actually add

You could probably hang at the golf outing yeah

fuck you soon here cut off exactly assuming an

disappointed in the album

the whole group here

Mom's taking some cuts

Zack is about to break a car window

That went in that one in Brown

They went off the net

Or white yeah went off the net yeah, we've got some food. There's good people

oh

My because you have Bernie somebody that you can count on me now

retain it

Please [empathy] oh

Are you ready?

Wait, where'd you get that shirt ah area story about this shirt, please?

a shirt

cancer this is amazing okay, so I was wearing this shirt when I was taking the

What the a ct the main one, that's the sats not the main one, right?

The bigger one is the atp the one were like they lock you in the room for four hours

Maybe we'll walk you in there. I'll have to dig it. Okay. - it was funny

I remember this specifically [zack] probably remembers it - I was wearing this shirt when I was taking this like what junior in High school

I guess how I asked we're in there. This is like during the summer so it's not even like school time

I'm wearing this shirt

And I just get it and it's like still I kind of news - like all these little crinkles and stuff

The whole time like I was kind of playing with it like crinkling it and like just like because it was it was kind of

Stiff and hard to you know great. Well yeah what I was doing is I was sitting there, and I got done like

Kind of stupidly fast. I don't think I did that great on it

[haha], but like I was sitting there doing that and zach my cousin was sitting right next to me and I was just doing it

And he like looked over at me and laughed and I was just like because [there] weren't a lot of talk [or] anything and I?

Think beforehand. I told him I was like tell him to crinkle it and

I think that's a break

That's exactly what happened. It wasn't the break and I was showing zach like how its crinkling [assuredness] felt good well

I was like here pull it he pulls it rips the shirt like all the way around during the test

and I just took the rest of the test like

Nice, what about hanging out [super] sweet as I [sewed] it back up

And I said it was the color so you can't really feel but it's a funny story, and I have not seen that shirt

in a very long time

Probably since that says that's funny because like we're finding things now that we're like all moved in stuff that we had back home

So it's all talking to looks like we've got a bunch of new [stuff]. That's actually old stuff

Really great. There's a tree anyways today. We're going to the reds game my dad got a sweet ticket and then

[Haley] is actually meeting up some of our high school friends right now, so I got her jersey

One Day

Are ya here you are thank you lydia

I feel

Their donor promotion where they're giving these kids

Stephen surgeries

We're giving these to like they call [that] boy back

We [nearly] won

Well it was where is it?

like a slang

for the crab [university]

Nice, really

[just] crabs everywhere

Sidewalk but no crab with that

whole hot

We've lost till I get really good time of walking back home. We're just [we're] finding crab

[Florida]

What is the shreds everywhere?

These are the real where did people get crabs?

So far. I would say that is has been the weirdest thing that we've seen yeah

Haley's building a cool little game. Well I guess it isn't a game riot or

[that] Katherine's baby shower is this

Next weekend, and this is a prize

Haley's throwing, I'm sure even included he's throwing the shower with her mom and Danielle, so

Get Crafty we'll see them. Okay

This was kinda lame, but a baby is brewing and then there's a Starbucks gift card. Yes in there

Jimmy kind of cheesy I see what you did because it's like the like coffee

Would be brewing right in Catherine's brewing a [child] right exactly like I said, we're going to try and do

Three videos this week, and it's all you lovely

kind of blah

but in the meantime the store mole

We'll be done now. They are

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HomeAdvisor: How it Works (:60) - Duration: 0:55.

Jen just bought her dream home but her

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The Most Terrible Things Luigi Has Ever Done - Duration: 5:13.

You probably know Luigi as the most famous sidekick in gaming history.

A second fiddle.

The guy who's always destined to be Player 2.

Luigi spends so much time in his older brother's shadow, it's easy to forget that he's a fully

fledged character on his own.

And, depending on the media he's appearing in, not a particularly nice one.

Here's a look at the most terrible things Luigi has ever done.

Just in it for the cash

In 1986, Nintendo and Grouper Studios released an hour-long anime produced to promote the

Japanese release of Super Mario Bros. 2, later known to American gamers as The Lost Levels.

While the movie is a reasonably faithful adaptation of the first couple Mario games, there's one

big difference: in the film, Luigi is the absolute worst, and we're not just talking

about his bizarrely mis-colored costume.

While Mario's motives are noble, Luigi only agrees to join him on the quest after being

promised all the gold coins they find on the adventure.

As a result, he spends the whole cartoon greedily searching for gold, even at the risk of his

friends' lives.

This version of Luigi isn't just greedy, either.

While tripping on mushrooms, he punches Mario in the face.

And when the group runs low on food, Luigi even thinks about eating Kibidango, the Mario

Bros.' dog-like companion.

Yikes, dude.

Mad with power

Over in Germany, gamers were treated to Club Nintendo, a magazine filled with absolutely

insane comic strips.

One of the most jarring is Super Mario: In the Flush of Speed, where Luigi becomes a

cop and uses his newfound authority to make Mario's life a living hell.

First, he pulls Mario over for going too fast — apparently, when he's riding Yoshi down

the city streets, Mario needs to obey all the regular traffic laws.

Next, Luigi scolds Mario for referring to him as Luigi and not "Officer Luigi," as befits

his new position.

Finally, when Mario hops off Yoshi's back by spin-jumping — which, let's remember,

is the only way to dismount the dinosaur in Super Mario World — Luigi informs his brother

that spin-jumps are strictly prohibited between 1 and 3 p.m.

And while Luigi's a stickler for the rules, he's not corrupt: he fines Mario — his own

brother — 60 coins for his transgressions.

That's right: family means nothing in Officer Luigi's totalitarian dystopia.

All talk

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Luigi is revealed to be a lying blowhard, as it

turns out all the supposed adventures he boasts about throughout the game are complete fiction.

For example , Luigi says that, in order to defeat a monster, Luigi threw the squid-like

Blooper named Blooey at the boss' weak spot.

According to Blooey, that's true, but Luigi conveniently leaves out the part where he

missed, sending Blooey flying into a puddle of lava.

Even worse, the general public actually buys his propaganda, as books based on Luigi's

adventures begin appearing in the game.

Though, given how little credit he gets for his real adventures, it's hard to blame him.

Totally uninhibited

In Super Paper Mario, Luigi isn't just comedic relief — he's also the game's main villain.

According to the Dark Prognosticus, a book of prophecies written by an unknown author,

the "man in green" is the perfect host for the Chaos Heart, which will destroy the world.

That man in green is, of course, Luigi.

After being captured by the master hypnotist Nastasia, Luigi's inhibitions are released

and he becomes the sinister Mr. L. Openly jealous of Mario's abilities, Mr. L teams

up with a new robot buddy and spends the game attacking Mario.

He even makes a move on Princess Peach!

And that's even before the mercenary Dimentio fuses with Luigi and tries to bring about

the end of the world using the Chaos Heart.

So was it all mind control?

Or did the bad guys just unleash Luigi's true feelings?

All we can say for sure is: watch your back, Mario.

Fraternal abuse

Most of the time, Luigi's love-hate relationship with his brother ends up coming across as

passive-aggressive.

But in Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, there's nothing passive about it.

Early in the game, both brothers get hammers, which they can use in combat and to solve

puzzles.

While Mario uses his hammer in reasonable ways, like destroying obstacles that block

his path, Luigi uses his to beat on his older brother.

Pummeling Mario is the only way to proceed in the game, but you better believe it hurts.

One of the main reasons to use Luigi's hammer is to transform Mario into Mini-Mario — y'know,

the form Mario takes when he's damaged by an enemy, leaving him unable to break bricks

and teetering on the brink of death.

But hey, it also allows Mario to pass through small passages, so why not gamble with your

brother's life?

Looks like Luigi is working out some serious issues here.

Tellingly, Luigi doesn't even flinch when he learns he has to hit Mario on the head.

That's not a loving brother.

That's a cold-hearted menace.

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The Dangers of Roundup®

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can also cause severe health consequences.

The herbicide Roundup has long been popular among growers ranging from commercial enterprises

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Body found in woods ID'd by police - Duration: 1:10.

>> THE CORNER SAYS A MATCH ON

THE REMAINS CAME TO A DAVID

MARTIN 41 YEARS OLD WHO HAD BEEN

MISSING OUT OF HARRISBURG.

A HUNTER STUMBLED ON MARTIN'S

BONES IN DECEMBER.

THE CORONER SAYS THAT THE BONES

HAD BEEN SCATTERED ABOUT BY

ANIMALS BUT THERE WAS NO

EVIDENCE THAT THEY WERE EVER

BURIED.

THE CORONER ENTERED THE

INFORMATION THAT HE HAD INTO THE

MISSING PERSON CASES AND

MARTIN'S NAME CAME BACK.

HE HAD BEEN MISSING OUT OF

HARRISBURG SINCE MARCH OF 2015.

A FORENSIC INVESTIGATOR SAYS HE

HAS DONE ABOUT AS MUCH AS HE CAN

WITH THE REMAINS.

>> HE TOLD US WHAT HE COULD TELL

US.

IF WE HAD MORE TO COAT -- GO ON,

HE MIGHT COULD TELL US SOMETHING

DIFFERENT.

>> ONLY 40% OF THE BONES FROM-HIS BODY WERE ABLE TO BE

RECOVERED BUT THEY DO HAVE THE

SKULL.

FROM THAT THEY SAW THAT HIS NOSE

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Jury convicts man of assaulting 6 girls - Duration: 0:41.

WELCOME BACK TO NEWS 8 AT

4. HERE ARE MORE OF THIS

AFTERNOON'S TOP STORIES.

NEW AT 4:00, A BUCKS COUNTY

JURY EFFECTIVE KAPLAN OF

SEXUALLY ASSAULTING SIX GIRLS

FROM THE SAME FAMILY IN

LANCASTER COUNTY.

PROSECUTORS SAY THAT HER PARENTS

GIFTED THE OLDEST CHILD TO

KAPLAN BECAUSE HE GIVEN

FINANCIAL HELP.

HE FATHERED TWO CHILDREN WITH

ONE OF THE GIRLS.

THE GIRL'S MOTHE PLAYED GUILTY

TO CHILD ENDANGERMENT.

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books to read in june ll vedj 2017 - Duration: 5:49.

[snap, snap, snap, snap, clap]

Alright, so I'm gonna start off by saying: it is very warm in my house right now

It is like 92 degrees outside.

But today I thought I'd show you the things that I'm currently reading and what I'm hoping to read in the next couple of weeks.

Most of the books I read I get from the library, and since it's summer now I can get a lot more books at once

because I have more free time, and I'm very excited.

And there's quite a few... I have seven books to share with you guys, uh, I guess I'll just get started.

So, I'm gonna start with the books that I'm currently reading. The first one being Mischling by Affinity Konar. Coe-nar? Oh I'm gonna butcher that.

It's about the doctor who did experiments on twins throughout the Holocaust.

So, as you can imagine, it's a very heavy book. Um, I'm about this far in, if you can see that, so I'm about a third of the way through.

I stopped and put it down about three days ago because something happened in the book- and if you read it, you'll know what it is.

The way that it's written is-it's very well-written. It's very flow-it flows very well.

But it's such a hard and, like, heavy topic I just can't read more than 30-50 pages at a time.

I'm kind of stuck because I don't know if I wanna know where it's going.

I might make a follow-up video on this, like an actual review of it once I finish it. I haven't decided yet.

Um, my next one that I'm currently reading is Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig. Or Matt Hay-guh

Again, it's a very heavy book. It's about depression and his experiences with depression and anxiety.

It's written in a very easy to understand format and a lot of the chapters are just teeny tiny, a couple of pages.

Um, I would say it's really good. A lot of the things, for me, are very relatable and it makes me cry. A lot.

Again, this is a book where I can get through "x" amount of pages before I have to put it down because I'm just, like, feeling too much.

Cause I need to, kinda like, think about and process everything that I've read.

So, while it's really good and I recommend it, it definitely is heavy.

So, the next one is The Austere Academy by Lemony Snicket.

It is part of the Series of Unfortunate Events. It's the fifth one.

Recently restarted this series. I read it in elementary school-I actually had like a competition with a friend of mine on who could read all of the 'Series of Unfortunate Events' books first.

I can't remember who won.

And I started rereading the series around AP exam season because I alreasy knew the story.

Plus look at this font, like, this is huge! And it doesn't-and like there's such a wide margin everywhere. It's beautiful.

They're so quick and easy to read; I can sit down and read it for like an hour and half and be done.

There's a lot of stuff that I did not get as a younger kid, but now that I'm reading it again, I'm like "that's actually really funny." [laughs]

So. [awkward book flip thing]

My next one is another reread, um, it's The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.

I read this in 8th grade for school.

I read a quote from it online recently, a few weeks ago maybe, and I put it on hold at the library.

I was like, "it's time to reread that" because now that I'm moving away from my family home to go to college,

like, I really think that I could gain something from a book told all about the life that a woman had in her childhood home.

And so I just thought that it'd be a great reread.

My next one, I'm a little bit late on the train, but it's Note to Self by Connor Franta.

Um, I'm very excited about this. I just got it in at the library.

I think this is gonna be a great summer read. There's so many images and I like the format of it.

Like, look at how beautiful this picture is. Can you imagine?

And there's pictures interspersed everywhere.

It's a memoir, but separate from memoirs because it's not all written in a , like, "this is my life story"

There's like poems and pictures and just little things interspersed and I'm very excited to read this. I can not wait.

This next one is Out of the Easy by Ruta Sepetys. [laughs]

Oh no, there's so many I don't know..

And this is a YA book about a girl who lives in New Orleans who really wants out of New Orleans but she get sucked into this murder mystery.

I think it'll be really interesting and I'm hoping it's, like, a very easy and like it'll suck you in and you're kind of like reading it.

Because in the summertime mainly what I do is I sit down for as long as I need to to finish a book completely.

Um, another great thing about this book is that it has those, like, jaggedy edges that are so fun and that I love.

[laughs] Alright, my very last one is Notes from the Internet Apocalypse by Wayne Gladstone.

I think this one is-will be super fun. Um, it's very, very short. It's only like 200 pages which is really nice.

Um, it's about basically what if the internet disappeared. Completely. But then someone who really needs the internet found out that there's one

person in New York that has the Internet and so they go off on a quest to find it with his friends. And I just think it will be very interesting.

I know that recently I've been thinking about, like, my relationship with technology and I think this is a great- like fiction is a great format to be discussing these kinds of things.

And I'm just very excited to read this one as well.

So, I'm gonna put links to all of the GoodReads pages down below. Um, none of them were sponsored.

I just really like reading and thought that it'd be cool to share with you what I'm hoping to finish and and the books I'm hoping to finish

so that you can kinda get a sense of the kind of stuff I read.

Um, I would love to hear if any of you have-if you guys have read any of the books that I mentioned or if you have any recommendations for me

that you're like "you should definitely read this." I would love to know; I'm always looking for new books to read.

As you can tell, I have a variety of book from the library sitting on my bedside table most of the time because I like to have a choice between

what I'm reading because how I'm feeling affects what I choose to read.

So, yeah, let me know down there if you have any book recommendations

I hope you're having a good day; hope it's not nearly as how at your house as it is in mine. Um, I'll see you tomorrow.

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Morning of the Russian Hobbit. Paul and Peter (Watch with subtitles!) - Duration: 1:38.

MORNING! It's time for breakfast!

Get up loafers!

Stand up!

We'll make it more...

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Around the Air Force: SECAF Interview / Load Diffuser Exercise / RPA Pilot Applications - Duration: 2:15.

HEY THERE EVERYONE, I'M AIRMAN FIRST CLASS CORY

KUTTLER WITH YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.

SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE HEATHER WILSON SAT DOWN

FOR HER FIRST INTERVIEW SINCE TAKING THE JOB. THE

SECRETARY TALKS ABOUT GROWING UP AROUND

AVIATION, WITH A GRANDFATHER WHO FLEW IN

BOTH WORLD WARS, AND A FATHER WHO BEGAN FLYING AT

THE AGE OF 13.

"SO GROWING UP AROUND AVIATORS WAS CERTAINLY ONE

OF THE THINGS THAT CAUSED ME TO CONSIDER GOING TO

THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY AND THAT CHANGED THE COURSE OF

MY LIFE."

"I DIDN'T ANTICIPATE RETURNING TO FEDERAL

SERVICE, BUT I'VE BEEN CALLED TO SERVE. I WILL DO

MY DUTY AND SERVE THE AIR FORCE."

SECRETARY WILSON GRADUATED FROM THE U-S AIR FORCE

ACADEMY IN 1982 AND SERVED SEVEN YEARS AS A PLANNER,

POLITICAL ADVISOR, AND AN ARMS CONTROL NEGOTIATOR.

SHE WENT ON TO DO A NUMBER OF JOBS, INCLUDING SERVING

AS A MEMBER OF CONGRESS, RUNNING A LARGE STATE

AGENCY, AND SERVING AS PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTH

DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY.

YOU CAN WATCH THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY

WILSON ON A-F-DOT MIL.

COMMANDER OF US AIR FORCES IN EUROPE AND AIR FORCES

AFRICA, GENERAL TOD WOLTERS, VISITED THE

HUNGARIAN DEFENSE FORCE'S 59TH AIR BASE TO RECOGNIZE

THE EFFORTS OF SIX REGIONAL PARTNERS, DURING

EXERCISE LOAD DIFFUSER 20-17. LOAD DIFFUSER IS

HUNGARY'S LARGEST AIR-TO-AIR AND

AIR-TO-GROUND EXERCISE, FOCUSED ON CONDUCTING

MILITARY-TO-MILITARY ENGAGEMENTS,

INTEROPERABILITY AND MAINTAINING JOINT

READINESS. ROUGHLY 400 MILITARY MEMBERS ,

INCLUDING 200 AIRMEN FROM THE OHIO NATIONAL GUARD,

ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK LONG EXERCISE.

AIRMEN INTERESTED IN BECOMING ENLISTED REMOTELY

PILOTED AIRCRAFT PILOTS HAVE UNTIL NOVEMBER 15TH

TO SUBMIT COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKAGES TO

THE AIR FORCE PERSONNEL CENTER. AIRMEN MUST HAVE

SIX YEARS RETAINABILITY OR THE ABILITY TO OBTAIN SIX

YEARS RETAINABILITY FROM THE COURSE GRADUATION DATE

TO APPLY. GO TO MYPERS AND SEARCH "APPLICATION

WINDOW" FOR MORE INFO.

FOR MORE ON THESE AND OTHER STORIES, CHECK OUT

AF DOT MIL. AND THAT'S YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.