Chủ Nhật, 14 tháng 1, 2018

Waching daily Jan 14 2018

ਸੂਹੀ ਮਹਲਾ ੫ ॥ ਤੁਧੁ ਚਿਤਿ ਆਏ ਮਹਾ ਅਨੰਦਾ ਜਿਸੁ ਵਿਸਰਹਿ ਸੋ ਮਰਿ ਜਾਏ ॥ ਦਇਆਲੁ ਹੋਵਹਿ ਜਿਸੁ ਊਪਰਿ ਕਰਤੇ ਸੋ ਤੁਧੁ ਸਦਾ ਧਿਆਏ ॥੧॥ ਮੇਰੇ ਸਾਹਿਬ ਤੂੰ ਮੈ ਮਾਣੁ ਨਿਮਾਣੀ ॥ ਅਰਦਾਸਿ ਕਰੀ ਪ੍ਰਭ ਅਪਨੇ ਆਗੈ ਸੁਣਿ ਸੁਣਿ ਜੀਵਾ ਤੇਰੀ ਬਾਣੀ ॥੧॥ ਰਹਾਉ ॥ ਚਰਣ ਧੂੜਿ ਤੇਰੇ ਜਨ ਕੀ ਹੋਵਾ ਤੇਰੇ ਦਰਸਨ ਕਉ ਬਲਿ ਜਾਈ ॥ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤ ਬਚਨ ਰਿਦੈ ਉਰਿ ਧਾਰੀ ਤਉ ਕਿਰਪਾ ਤੇ ਸੰਗੁ ਪਾਈ ॥੨॥ ਅੰਤਰ ਕੀ ਗਤਿ ਤੁਧੁ ਪਹਿ ਸਾਰੀ ਤੁਧੁ ਜੇਵਡੁ ਅਵਰੁ ਨ ਕੋਈ ॥ ਜਿਸ ਨੋ ਲਾਇ ਲੈਹਿ ਸੋ ਲਾਗੈ ਭਗਤੁ ਤੁਹਾਰਾ ਸੋਈ ॥੩॥ ਦੁਇ ਕਰ ਜੋੜਿ ਮਾਗਉ ਇਕੁ ਦਾਨਾ ਸਾਹਿਬਿ ਤੁਠੈ ਪਾਵਾ ॥ ਸਾਸਿ ਸਾਸਿ ਨਾਨਕੁ ਆਰਾਧੇ ਆਠ ਪਹਰ ਗੁਣ ਗਾਵਾ ॥੪॥੯॥੫੬॥

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Justice League vs Royal Flush Gang (Part 1) | Justice League (Doom) 2012 Movie Clip - Duration: 4:56.

This is Batman. I've found them.

Tell Cyborg he was right about how they've been breaking into these places.

Copy that.

Hold your position. Help is on the wa...

That's what I call a safecracker.

How many times do I have to tell you?

We don't want industrial diamonds.

- But, boss... - Listen to the King, Ten.

Quality over quantity.

Jack, we're on a timetable.

What are you doing out there?

Keeping watch.

Peekaboo, I see you.

Pick a card, any card.

Cute. I can do this all day.

Can you?

Forget it, Jack. Everybody, take what you can and get out.

Right. Soon as I kill Batman.

No way Batman came here alone.

What, I'm supposed to be worried about Robin?

Huh?

You might wanna give up now.

Crap. It's the Justice League.

That's three you owe me.

- We keeping score? - Not literally.

Because if we are, it's 8 to 7, my favor.

- Batman, are you okay? - I'll live.

So will Ace, apparently.

He's still a little embarrassed from last time.

He sucker punched me.

I've got Queen.

That leaves Jack. Haven't seen him since he sicced Ace on me.

Couldn't have gone far. You search the vaults. I'll take the rest of the building.

Don't bother. I just looked.

- Everywhere? - The whole complex...

except for the last vault room. Shall we?

- After you. - Heh, like you've got a choice.

- Found him. - You fast enough to go in...

and knock him out before he glances in your direction?

We could wait until his eye laser runs out of power.

Flank him. I'll make sure he stays inside until you get there.

That will work too.

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Jesus - (Na Verdade, a Morte Física é Apenas Uma Transição Que Não Deve Ser Temida) - Duration: 9:28.

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What Is The Difference Between A Pitch And A Chip In Golf - Duration: 4:18.

Hello.

I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.

And today we are going to look at the difference between a pitch shot and a chip shot.

They sound similar but they are very different and a lot of people get confused.

If you want to know the differences stay tuned.

[MUSIC]

So if you're new to this channel.

Welcome.

This channel is all about helping you play better golf.

And one of the most confusing things about golf is the terminology.

And we have chip shots and we have pitch shots and a lot of people get confused between the

two.

So I am going to show you the difference between the two.

I am going to start with a pitch shot.

So if you think of a pitch shot as being the pitch of an opera singers voice.

The ball goes up in the air and down just like the pitch goes up and down.

I am not going to start and give my interpretation of an opera singers voice.

You don't want to hear me sing.

Once upon a time I used to busk and people payed me to stop and they were well within

their rights.

With pitching it's pitch goes up and down.

We really want to see the ball going up over something and landing softly.

So we would generally hit a pitch if we had to hit over a bunker, if the green was raised

or if we were say beyond 30 meters out from the flag.

They're all good opportunities to hit a pitch.

So I am now going to hit a pitch shot.

So you can see the ball going up landing just past the flag.

It stopped nicely.

So that is going to get over whatever it was I needed to get over.

It's a high risk shot.

I make it look easy.

I've been doing it for a long time.

But we let the club do the work for as much as possible.

So now I am going to show you how I would hit a chip shot.

And we are about 25 to 30 yards from the flag stick here.

It's there's a lot of ground to cover.

It's a bit lump.

The grass is not too long.

So I am able to hit a chip shot.

Now remember pitch shots go up in the air and soft like an opera singers voice.

Chip shots are like potato chips.

They are crinkle cut but they are flat.

So chips go low and run.

So a lot of people make the mistake when they are hitting a chip shot is they do what they

think golf pros do on the tv and they use sand wedge, pitching wedge, 9 iron for chip

shots.

And you can do it . But my philosophy is chip shots go low and run.

Which clubs make the ball run the most?

It's actually the club with the least amount of loft.

So I have got my hybrid out here.

This is my 3 hybrid.

It's got 19 degrees of loft on it.

So it's going to make the ball run the most.

So I dont' really want to get this in the air.

This is going to go no more than 5 to 10 yards in the air and it is going to run the rest

of the way.

This shot breaks left to right like a putt does so I am going to aim about 1 flag stick

to the left so we will see how I go.

The main thing I am thinking more in terms of what length of swing I need to use.

You can see that ball running up there.

And it's finished almost just a little bit closer than the last one.

You can see it went low.

It rolled.

I didn't make the ball roll.

The club made the ball roll.

And if there is one thing you can do to improve your golf in 2018.

The easiest thing in the world to do is start chipping with your hybrid.

Forget the sand wedge the pitching wedge the 9 iron.

Get used to your hybrid.

It runs beautifully.

There is very little technique involved.

You really just think you are putting with a hybrid.

Thank you for letting me help you with your golf.

I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.

And if you like my videos you can Subscribe by clicking on the round avatar down the bottom

there.

You can get further information on my FaceBook page or my Twitter feed.

You can also sign up to my electronic newsletter at thegolfdoctor.com.au

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Tarihi Ahşap Ev - Historical Wooden House - Duration: 3:50.

Tarihi Ahşap Ev İstanbul - Historical Wooden House Istanbul

what I think how can I make a video like the one I'm gonna about to show you now

interesting so you can watch it so this this isn't going to be a bit of a

challenge all it is it's a start a diss lay the building behind me but I

can't get inside it but I'm going to try and make this interesting for you it's

not because I've run out of things to show you know plenty of things to show

you that's good let's go now behind me is an old historical buildings there

used to be a lot of these around his temple the Sultan dates mostly were

occupied by Greeks and Italians do a lot of nationalities living here at the time

and there still is this is one of them and it's all fallen down I'll show you

some pictures of it right here we go the actual interests looked pretty modern to

me today a barrier there to stop you from going in there

so this how these houses were all timber they probably had stone foundations

around the edges but none that timber was treated like today treated timber

and this is what the house would have looked like the amazing a double storey

mess of houses

let's see if I can get the camera over there so you can have a look at it

nothing left it's all about houselights this mystified and they're

just falling apart is not you can do with them

see what you see near is half a house the rest of the house is gone it's

fallen down all right so you can see the concrete wall the foundations of the

concrete wall and then the rest of us this timber it's all untreated with a

tile roof virtually that will fall down now I've done a video of that building

I've been inside it it's terrible I'm never going back in there again and

if you can see it but this pile the wall over there

all right so what what they did does they just built brick walls straight on

the ground and for the muck will do it and clay and then build a house on top

of it these houses the last what 40 30 years hundred years and then though

eventually is for the part if they're not maintained of course well it's a big

property just try and get over there bit more this is a better shot can you see

the wall in the background there that's obviously a room or pile of the house

probably the basement lower level all right so we great if I had a drone I'll

just take the camera up then you're gonna have a look at it the trade would

be awesome to have I'm never flying a drone before so I'll probably lose it

if you for watching out there was interesting I catch you guys again later

see you thanks for watching

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Justice League vs Royal Flush Gang (Part 2) | Justice League (Doom) 2012 Movie Clip - Duration: 4:51.

All right, now come the warning shots.

Give up? Please say no.

You'll never catch me, Lantern.

Lots of women say that.

Bang.

Say good night, Ace.

Surrender peacefully. You will not be harmed.

Really don't think so, martian.

Come on in. I'll kill you where you stand.

Trying to make me look away?

It's not gonna work.

I'm pretty sure it is, Jack.

J'onn!

I am unharmed.

Intangibility. Works every time.

- What? - King escaped me.

He was headed in that direction.

Don't think so, Your Highness.

Handheld plasma generator. Nice work.

Hey, guys. You missed one, but I got him for you.

What were you doing here? I thought you were helping.

I am helping.

Batman thought your robbery spree was being done with extra-dimensional tech.

You were right by the way.

I asked him to consult because his father did work in the field.

Since Dad passed, I'm the world's ranking expert...

in multi-dimensional interface.

The Royal Flush Gang knows more about this tech than you?

Somebody does, but not these mooks.

Flying playing cards is one thing, but this?

Agreed, this isn't even their standard MO. Anything on the hard drive?

A lot. I'm still sorting it all out.

Wake up, King.

Got some questions for you.

- I want a lawyer. - You're getting ahead of yourself.

First, you want a doctor, then you want a lawyer.

Diana, would you be so kind?

You sure know how to take the fun out of an interrogation.

Who gave you the technology that allows you to walk through walls?

I do not know.

The lasso compels you to tell the truth.

I do not know.

- I know you don't like to do it, J'onn.... - Not unnecessarily.

I've read the minds of his entire group.

None of them knows the origin of the device.

Then we haven't found the end of the thread.

We've found all we're going to tonight.

I'll take these guys to booking. The rest of you can sleep on what we've learned.

- I don't need to sleep, I need to follow up... - Your injuries are severe.

If you wish, a session with my healing ray could save you days of recovery time.

I'm fine, Diana.

Well, I'm tired.

Unless something comes up, we'll reconvene at the meeting on Thursday.

I think we could search the hard drive on the device for...

I've got 16 petabytes of data to sort through.

I'll call you as soon as I've got something. Honest.

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2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration - Duration: 2:09:27.

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How To Do The ALLEN IVERSON CROSSOVER! - Duration: 5:44.

what's going on guys I'm coach Haywood, AKA King handles, here with visionary

basketball and today we're gonna show you how to do the Allen Iverson crossover

alright so guys today we're gonna do the Allen Iverson crossover I don't never

since probably won the best ball handlers the league's ever seen probably

basketball in general the way higher dribbles the ball the way how cells is

moved the way how he sells his crossover so today I'm gonna show you guys how to

do that to the to do is uh one of his top moves okay so the key for this move

is selling you want to pretend to go one way but actually going the other

direction so you got to really sell and show that ball right so basically how to

do it is okay if you even watch all knives and you slow down the tape okay

he's pretending to go this way so when you when he's pretending to go this way

he's sticking that right leg out okay or your left leg would either either hand

you could do it okay so BC if I'm going my right hand I got

to stick out my right foot so my right foots forward my left foot kind of back

but look at my gap right and look at me I'm an intern athletic stance knees are

bent okay so I'm pretending to go this way right but really I'm gonna go this

way okay but how the move really really works he's selling his shoulder he's

dropping that right shoulder right and going over here so it's kind of like a

jabbing like he's jabbing out and coming here but also jabbing his foot his

shoulder his half of his body is going on one side the other half is stand on

this side right so it's kind of like a lunge like you're lunging okay and you

got to move you got to move that shoulder alright

so it's one two BAM but look at my head when I do it right

it's one two kid right my head is going this way and I'm going that way so

go here here boom okay and I'm shaking my body right you got to shake your

upper body so one two fan right it's push-pull over here right one two here

right one two here but even look at him he pauses for a little bit right so he

does kind of a hang trouble right hangs it want to hear right freezing the

defense is very crucial right you have to free the defense you can't go fast

every single time you have to slow it down give an opportunity for the defense

to relax because that's how you get the defense on their heels right so remember

you always want to keep it here pretend like you're gonna go this way

my right leg is out okay if you know if you want to cross from left to right the

left foot is out this way okay all right pretending to go here pretending to go

here right if I pretend to go here I'm gonna go like that way right okay and

when you guys shaking when you guys want to really sell the move you're going

from here one two here okay one two here one two - all right

okay so right now I'm gonna show you guys how to really practice that move in

the game situation okay we're going to sue the same movements we did like I

showed you guys I told you guys basically we're gonna do the same

movements but now we're going to do it in a game situation going to the basket

all right okay all right so when I come down right I'm

gonna go from left to right I'm gonna go finish I'm gonna finish with my right

hand so I'm gonna come down here okay when I get close enough to the cone you

don't know we you don't want to be too close here remember this is a defender

you don't be too close you always want to get a nice little gap in between okay

so you could sell your move and do your move okay or even have room to do your

move okay so I'm gonna come down I'm gonna start here to the behind this blue

line here I'm gonna come down here okay I'm gonna have that foot out here I

got to make sure have that foot out I'm gonna sell so I'm gonna go here push out

here pull and I'm gonna go do a crossover keep it in lassen low all

right make sure you guys got a part pause do a hand dribble and sell it sell

that foot so like you're gonna go to the left side but really going to the right

side okay so I'm going to come down here to boom

finish the right hand layup well so once you practice goal from left to right

with your right hand make sure you go from right to left finished with your

left hand or the opposite hand doesn't really really matter

alright remember you always want to work both ways okay same thing I'm gonna have

the ball on my right side here okay coming down here remember you want to

sell that foot right you want to pause hand dribble you remember guys quick

note you don't want to put your hand under the ball because that's gonna be a

carry right you want to put it to the side on top of the basketball okay and

you're crossing over nice and low remember push pull right hang dribble go

push one two pull right go to the lip okay that was the Abhinav crossover

remember we want to sell that crossover okay sell it sell it is the key and

doing hang doable okay if you guys liked the video hit the like button and

subscribe to visionary basketball

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Shrimp Treadmills and 5 Other Odd Research Projects - Duration: 11:04.

Scientists study a lot of complicated things and when they're designing experiments

They usually need to do some creative problem-solving sometimes that can mean turning to

decades-old research in a completely different field for help applying an odd method or

Using clever stand-ins for rare or expensive materials and without context this kind of scientific research might come across as weird

useless or a waste of money

But if you take a closer look you'll usually find that seemingly silly science can have a huge sometimes even

life-saving effect on society so here are six times that important scientific advancements have come from

Out-of-the-box thinking about a decade ago a clip of a shrimp running on a treadmill went viral and since then it's been spread around on

And offline as a poster child for wasteful spending now there was a National Science Foundation grant of over four hundred and twenty five

Thousand dollars that was awarded in 2002 to the team that made that video clip, but everyone crying

What a waste is taking that number and the clip

Completely out of context the researchers weren't just plopping

Shrimp onto tiny treadmills to see how fast they could run this was part of a much larger study of how climate related

Changes in the ocean affect the health of commercial seafood species how these critters

Respond to stress affects their survival and ocean ecosystems which is pretty important by itself

But at the very least you'd probably care whether the shrimp going into your belly was able to fight off

Bacterial infections before it became food for these experiments the researchers made their first

Treadmill entirely from scraps lying around the lab for less than 50 bucks

Shrimp are active creatures so letting them

Why around isn't a good model for how their bodies would respond and fight off an infection?

In the real world so they used this equipment to compare the health and behavior of sick and healthy shrimp in

Tanks that simulate stressful ocean conditions that are caused by climate change

Like low oxygen or high acidity that original grant led to four years of research and 7 published papers on

multiple species of crustaceans

Not just the Pacific why shrimp from that video the scientists found that being sick seems to lower their activity and bad water

Conditions make it harder for them to move and fight off infection and since then the lead

Researchers have also been looking into how the side effects of climate change affect

How crustaceans express certain genes that influence their health speaking of climate science there are?

Traditional ways to study what Earth's climate was like thousands of years ago

and then there's crystallized pee the hyrax is a cave dwelling mammal a bit bigger than a guinea pig found in the dry climates of

Sub-saharan Africa in the Middle East colonies of 50 or so creatures all used the exact same communal toilet called a midden

over many generations

One mitten in South Africa has been building up for the past fifty five

Thousand years these mittens can be found in caves or under rock ledges and grow to be several meters across

Inside them layers of goopy urine crystallize into an amber like substance called high ricean

Which by the way is used in some perfumes?

Dry regions lack the usual evidence used to study what the earth used to look like like layers of

sediment that form in lake beds or peat bogs

But scientists can cut through a huge mitten to see the individual layers

And analyze the urine poop and dust blend like how a climatologist uses ice cores

Or cross-sections of trees specifically by looking at the ratios of different elements like carbon and nitrogen

They can see how much vegetation was available to eat

And how dry it was?

From hundreds to tens of thousands of years ago for example some climate models suggest that because of slight shifts

And how the earth was orbiting the Sun about six thousand years ago the northern hemisphere got drier while the southern got humid but some

Researchers found that hyrax mittens tell a different story the southern hemisphere may have become drier to unboiled

Like a cool science demo in a take that entropy kind of way

But it turns out the trick has some pretty important

application when you heat a raw egg some of the bonds in the egg white proteins break

So they change shape and get all knotted up together unboiled

Means from each other which gives them space to

Reform bonds and fold back into their original shape on their own and a team of researchers

Found a way to do that more simply the ever before in 2015 first

They took a small piece of hard-boiled egg white and dissolved it in a solution of urea the same compound found in urine so

Yeah

It becomes inedible really fast that breaks up the mass of tangled proteins into microscopic

lumps making them easier to manage then they put that solution inside a vortex fluid device or

VFD this spins it super fast at

5000 times a minute

So a thin film flows up against the glass tube wall the closer the fluid is to the wall the faster its spinning the difference

In speed creates a force that makes the proteins untangle from each other and once they're separated they can naturally

Refold the researchers used chicken eggs in this experiment mostly because they're cheap

but it also let them test a couple of different proteins including a

Structural one called caviola 'none it takes four days for a conventional method to untangle it but it took the VFD only minutes

improperly folded or tangled proteins are expensive waste in lots of industries especially medical research and

pharmaceuticals so this technique means that non-functional proteins can be

Refolded and hopefully reused for example some antibody is used in cancer treatments are developed inside

Expensive hamster ovary cells, but with VFDs. They could be grown in something cheaper

That's more likely to lead to folding errors because the proteins can be fixed this would lower the cost to make them which could be

Passed on to people who need these treatments to help save more lives speaking of saving lives another study

That sounds silly

But had a huge impact involved giving baby rats back rubs back in 1979

Researchers were trying to learn what?

Factors could affect compounds involved in baby rat growth to avoid dealing with protective mama rats the researchers separated them

But to their surprise the compounds that they were trying to study stopped

Increasing as the separated pups got older experiments ruled out other factors like

Nutrition and they found that a mother's grooming and licking was important for healthy growth the researchers then tried taking a tiny brush

like the one you would use to clean a camera lens and

rubbed the pups back and the baby rats made normal amounts of those growth compounds again a psychologist working in

Pediatrics later learned of the study and applied it to her work with human infants born prematurely and her study

Demonstrated that 15 minutes of gentle massage three times a day caused preemie babies to gay wait

47% faster than those left alone in incubators, which was standard practice

Even though they were eating the same amount the massaged babies nervous systems also matured faster

So they became more active and alert and on average the babies also spent six fewer days in the hospital

Infant massage therapy is now used in hospitals across the u.s.

and has saved an

Estimated four point seven billion dollars a year in health care costs all these researchers were awarded a Golden Goose award in

2014 for u.s.

federally funded research that seems unusual

But has a major impact on society in

2016 a Golden Goose award was given to researchers who took a study about honeybees and applied it to of all things

The internet the research began in the 1980s with studies modeling how honeybee colony is hunt for nectar

This is harder than it might sound because patches of flowers are different distances away

Bloom at different times and have different amounts of nectar so their value to a bee changes over time because these scientists monitored how each

Individual bee forged in a colony. They had to glue tiny numbers on to over

4,000 of them by hand and they were able to generate a computer model of the bees

Decision-making strategies in 2002 the model they created was adapted for something that might seem totally different

Internet traffic management instead of nectar

Companies that owed web hosting servers are like bees who want to collect the most amount of money from the websites and apps the request

To use them, so you can find them online servers can use the honeybee algorithm it helps them modify

How they distribute their time depending on changing supply and demand like when a bunch of people all decide to visit a Science Museum's website

To buy a purple dinosaur hoodie featured on a hit Netflix show that site needs more server capacity basically the honeybee

Algorithm works like an advertisement board that tells a company's servers about the current needs for a bunch of different websites

That's for high demand and high paying

Websites pop up more often and stay up longer to make sure more servers are dedicated to them, but the honeybee algorithm also

helps us by making the internet run more smoothly to save time and hopefully keep suddenly popular pages from crashing and speaking of

Optimization you might not think a brainless single-celled organism could grow up to become a city planner

But let me introduce you to Fez Aaron Polly cephalo researchers revealed in

20:10 that it can grow into a structure that mimics the layout of real-world

Transport systems they placed this slime mold on a 2d map of the Tokyo area

With oat flakes for 36 nearby cities the slime mold started at Tokyo and sent out branches

Uniformly as it searched for food and as soon as I found the tasty flakes the cell chunks between cities grew larger and the unnecessary

Branches shrunk away that way it can sustain

Itself while keeping its body plan really efficient to save energy over the course of 26 hours it had formed a network of thin tubes

That looked a lot like

Japan's rail network similar results happened across multiple tests based on resources the slime molds network was a little more efficient than Japan

But the real transport system had better resilience meaning it could bounce back if any of the city connections failed most important

Takeaway from this research is that the slime mold

Generated a really efficient network in way less time than we would using a method that engineers couldn't do in real life

It'd be like putting railways everywhere, and then destroying the ones that didn't perform

Well other researchers have run similar

Experiments simulating different countries one group found that of the 14 countries or regions they tested

Malaysia Italy and Canada's major

Transport networks matched the slime mold the best the USA on the other hand was one of the worst however not all that research

Considers natural barriers like mountains or bodies of water computer models derived from these studies could be used when we designed more

transport for people or resources

Especially to help balance the cost of construction with the benefit of reaching lots of places that would put the slime molds out of work

of course

but maybe they'd still

Consult on especially tricky layouts studies like these show that you can't judge the value of a scientific experiment by how unusual

The methods seem something might seem funny at first glance

But maybe researchers are finding really clever solutions to complex problems

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Dark Secrets Beyonce's Family Tried To Hide - Duration: 4:22.

When Beyoncé Knowles released her visual album, Lemonade, in April 2016, she presented

herself as a woman scorned, using her personal struggles as source material, emerging stronger

on the other side.

However, Lemonade raised more questions than it answered, not just about her husband, Jay-Z,

but the entire Knowles family.

The album may have opened our eyes and ears, but Beyoncé and her family may still be keeping

some secrets close to the vest.

Pushed into the biz

Beyoncé loves her work, but those close to her have hinted that her career is largely

due to her father's dreams for fame and fortune — not her own.

LaTavia Roberson, one of the founding members of Destiny's Child, told The Mirror that Mathew

Knowles' strict training and rehearsal regimen for the girls may have hurt them.

She explained,

"He was like a drill sergeant.

There was a three-and-a-half mile track and we would sing while we jogged around it."

"That's what our days consisted of, seven days a week.

Looking back, working that hard did cost us our childhood."

"I was like, what the…"

Beyoncé's cousin Angie told Out magazine:

"I do believe that if she could sing under a secret identity and still affect people

and touch their lives that she'd rather not be famous."

Alleged theft

After Beyonce and her father parted ways on a professional level, it was widely reported

that the singer had axed him after an audit revealed he'd stolen money from her.

According to TMZ, Mathew denied such claims and blamed the controversy on Live Nation

Entertainment wanting to replace him with one of their own.

Wedding no-show

When Mathew wed model Gena Avery in 2013, Beyoncé and her sister Solange both opted

to skip the nuptials, according to the New York Daily News.

Mathew said his famous daughters had previous engagements which prevented them from attending,

but the sisters' joint absence seems pretty telling, no?

Half-siblings

Beyoncé and Solange have a half-brother named Nixon Knowles who, at age 4, was reportedly

forced to move into a trailer park with his mom, actress Alexsandra Wright, after a judge

drastically reduced Mathew's child support payments in 2014, according to the Daily Mail.

We don't hear much about Nixon, who is a love child conceived while Mathew was still married

to Tina Knowles.

In 2014, The Mirror reported that Beyoncé had never met her little brother.

Aside from Solange and Beyoncé's half-brother, they may also have a half-sister.

In October 2014, a woman named Taqoya Branscomb told Inside Edition that Mathew was the father

of her daughter, Koi, who was then 4 years old.

TMZ reported that Mathew took a court-ordered paternity test which determined that he was,

in fact, Koi's father.

Elevator brawl

Beyoncé stood idly by while her sister attacked her husband in an elevator at the 2014 Met

Gala in New York.

After video footage leaked, everyone wondered what the heck Hova did to inspire the anger

of Beyonce's baby sister.

The trio put up a unified front and remained tight-lipped, issuing a statement to CNN that

concluded with:

"We love each other and above all we are family.

We've put this behind us and hope everyone else will do the same."

All families have problems, but Solange was going for the jugular.

Word is, she didn't like how cozy her brother-in-law was getting with his ex-business partner Damon

Dash's ex-wife, Rachel Roy, who many think is the "Becky with the good hair" referenced

in a track called "Sorry" on Beyoncé's Lemonade.

"How do you know?"

Not a fan?

There have been rumors for years that Beyoncé's camp doesn't exactly love her husband's mentee,

Rihanna.

The Barbadian beauty was rumored to be the subject of Beyonce's hit "Ring The Alarm."

Page Six reported that Jay-Z and Solange's infamous elevator fight may have also partially

stemmed from Hov's closeness to Rihanna.

"That part sucks, but you can't even get caught up in that."

Almost divorced

Beyoncé and Jay-Z almost split after she reportedly busted him cheating on her — or

so her cousin, Shanica Knowles, told the press.

She told Heat magazine in May 2016:

"[Beyoncé has] admitted that she still may end up divorcing him.

It's up to Jay to continue fighting for her and prove that he's determined to do whatever

it takes to keep his wife…"

"Bey's determined to do everything she can to make it work."

In the summer of 2017, Jay-Z confirmed that he almost lost his wife.

In the rapper's "Footnotes for 4:44" video, he claims he had to beg Beyonce not to leave

him after he partied way too hard and way too often.

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moving to Ireland with an expat Heidi from Denmark (interview) - Duration: 6:57.

Hi, guys! I am Martina, this here is Bella and

you're watching Fear Not Travel A Lot channel.

Today we're gonna talk to Heidi

I actually worked with her for few months

in Amazon

and she decided to move to Ireland from Denmark.

Why? Why would she do that?

Why would she move from the happies country in the world? Well,

she's gonna talk more about it herself

in this interview.

So please subscribe if you like this interview

there are gonna be many more to come

and I really hope you will enjoy watching it.

I was over here in 2014 doing a semester at UCC

and I was joking with my friends that I was gonna find

an Irish man, his name was gonna be Declan

and he was gonna own a pub

I met Richard, who plays the accordion, had a pub.

It's the classic and very stereotypical

I moved to Ireland because of a man.

I found lot of help on...we have a Facebook group

called Danes in Ireland.

There's no silly questions in there.

One girl wrote in the other day, going

I'm homesick! Where can I get a rye bread?

And it's just that, it's that kind of thing you need

someone to tell you: OK, if you miss Denmark

go there on that day because if it's that bartender

he will allow you to watch that Danish TV series or something.

What you really need is someone that has done it

look at you and go:

You know what, the first month is gonna suck

but you're gonna love it in six months.

Something like that. It's the emotional

part of it that's the biggest obstacle I'd say

It's very hard to make friends

with Danish people. Like, new friends.

Very, very hard.

Unless you are two Danes the only people in the room

and everyone else is from another country or something

Then yes, that will be your best friend.

Over here, you go out drinking

you chat with someone, you become best friends

and the next day you'll have a text from them going

Do you wanna meet up for a cup of coffee next week?

It's the local food, like, it's the rye bread

Toast is not bread!

Mackerel and tomato sauce

with mayonnaise and boiled egg on top

It's remoulade

which is this yellow condiment

that you use on hot-dogs

Oooh, the cliche

Hygge

It's a handful of people that I would love

to see them every day but it's just not possible.

But the good thing is Facetime, Messenger, WhatsApp...

All of that

For me, hygge is when you sit down

and you either read a book or you watch TV

or you just sit and chat and you do that for hours

on end and you have not a care in the world

because you're just right there, in the moment

and that's all you need

My friends are gonna hate me when they hear me say this

I go where Richard goes!

I really like Ireland.

I say it's because I've been welcomed with

open arms by everyone

I've met over here. So, I think

maybe that's it. That I'm like: OK,

I like it here

Happiness is such a weird thing to measure

Why would you?!

What is that, like?

Because now, yeah, people are moving there

because, oh, it's the happiest country in the world

Who did they ask, you know?

You don't get happy by just moving to another country

you get happy because of a mindset

And I do believe the whole Hygge mindset and the whole

take-the-time-out-to-sit-down-and-just-relax

we don't need to have something on all the time

I'd say that's the thing.

And you don't get that by just moving to a country.

You get that by meditating. Getting into yoga.

The whole "happiest people in the country" thing

The women are not forced to stay home

They get to be something else than mothers

They get to have a life

We always have a choice

We can choose to do something.

We can choose to say: OK,

I want to stay at home

or we can choose to say: I only take six months

of maternity leave

and I give the next six months to my husband

The husband can get to stay at home.

Paid.

All of that. It's very equal country.

Get lost!

Go out, no map, do not use your GPS on your phone

just get off the bus when you see something you like

and just walk around

empty your head

look what's around you

and just allow yourself to stop and talk to people

don't be afraid to just be sad

It's OK, like. You did move.

Just ask for help as well.

Don't think that you can do it all yourself

and don't think that you can find everything on the Internet.

You can, but you need someone to help you.

Worst thing you can do is think that you

and you alone, with the friends you have left

back home, is enough. It's not.

Because yeah, your friends are gonna say

oh, I'm gonna come over as much as I can

they're not gonna! And it has

nothing to do with you, it has everything to do with

finances, time

and the expectation that you were the one that left

so you're gonna be home more

but, what they don't realize

is when you're home

family comes first

If you're moving to another country,

be prepared because in this first six months

you're gonna find out who your friends are

and who were...

they were friends

but now they are acquaintances, you know?

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Instantiate An Inherited Solidity Contract | Ep9 - Duration: 5:11.

Hi guys welcome to the 9th episode of "Eat The Blocks". Today

We're going to study two different ways to instantiate an inherited smart contract.

Okay, so jump to your terminal and in your project folder we're going to initiate the Truffle command, so

`truffle init` and

It's going to create these folders, and then we're going to create our smart contract, so we're going to execute the

`truffle create contract...`

and then the name of the contract and this time we're going to call our contract `MyBet`.

Okay, and then in the `contracts` folder, you should see a 'MyBet` contract

okay, so now we're going to open our text editor and

That's what you should see so

We're going to define a contract `MyBet` that inherit from another contract which is a generic `Bet` contract.

So now let's define this `Bet` contract. So contract `Bet`.

Open the curly braces and

This contract `Bet` is going to behave differently depending on the value of an internal `betType` variable.

So we're going to define this variable which will be an integer.

So `uint`

`betType`

and

this variable is going to be assigned in a constructor, so

constructor that I define with a function keyword and here it's going to be the same name as the contract

And... we're going to pass to this constructor an integer

`_betType`

Prefixed by an underscore. And we're going to simply assign

this `betType` variable to our internal variable like this

Okay

So you might want to ask me? Why would we want to do this?

Well it could be the case that this generic smart contract behave in a different way

Depending on the value of `betType`. So for example if `betType` is set in a certain way maybe that some

operations are allowed, but if `betType` is set in another way there may be some other operations allowed.

Okay..

So now we have our `Bet` contract, but the problem is that the way that we inherit from this contract

We don't pass this value `betType` here line 6, so

What I will do is I will add parentheses around the `Bet` contract

here so line 10 when I define `MyBet is Bet` I'm going to add

those parentheses and I'm going to

Pass an arbitrary value to the constructor of the `Bet` contract so for example. It could be 2 so

What will happen is when I will create the `MyBet` contract

the `Bet` contract will be instantiated and

Its constructor will receive this value too and so the value of `betType` here will be 2

Okay, that is good. However it could be the case that you might want to do this, but in a more dynamic way.

So maybe that you don't want to hard-code these two values here, but what you want to do is

to pass a value to the constructor of `MyBet` and

to forward this value to the constructor of the `Bet` contract, so how could we do this?

So first let's get rid of those parentheses here and

The other way that you can

Access the

...Can pass value to the constructor of the of an inherited contract is

in the constructor function of your contract

After the parenthesis you can add

the name of an

Inherited contract like this as if it was a modifier

But this is not the case and here you go in to pass a value

to this

Constructor. So, so for example we could say that

We're gonna pass the value contained in the variable

`_betType`

But first we need to define this `_betType`. So here in `MyBet`

constructor its going to be a `uint`

`_betType` argument.

So when I will

Instantiate the 'MyBet` contract It will call the `MyBet` constructor. This `MyBet` constructor will receive

this `_bedType` value. This `_bedType` value will be forwarded to the constructor of the `Bet` contract,

because of this declaration.

And now I will have a dynamic

assignment of the `betType` of the `Bet` contract. That's it for today.

I hope that now you know everything about contract inheritance in Solidity. For the next episode

We're going to study remix, which is an IDE for developing Solidity smart contracts. Bye bye!

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Creationist And Evolutionist Are Handcuffed For 24 Hours - Duration: 10:59.

- Every time John introduces us to somebody

he says we're engaged.

(upbeat music)

- I'm John Rael, and I am a skeptical filmmaker.

- My name is Kevin Conover and

I'm a Young Earth creationist.

- I make films that promote science,

critical thinking, skepticism.

- I have a radio program where I talk about apologetics.

A lot of people don't know what apologetics is.

It comes from a Greek word, apologia,

it means "to defend," and I teach apologetics

to Christian school students.

- When it comes to evolution versus creationism

I think evolution is real and creationism is a story,

it's a myth, it's a religion.

- I believe in a six day creation,

what it says in Genesis in the Bible.

- Spending a whole day handcuffed to anyone

is gonna be awkward.

- I like trying new things.

I'm kind of excited.

- Let's get handcuffed.

I want to meet this guy.

- I'm ready to put the handcuffs on.

(upbeat music)

Nice to meet you, John.

- Kevin Conover? John Rael. - John Rael.

Ready to do this?

- I haven't been arrested too often, so.

- Oh yeah, now this will be my first time in handcuffs.

Look at that, that's the real. - This is the real, like.

- No flexibility there.

We're going to be really, really close to each other.

- What are the terms of blasphemy for you?

I was Catholic, so that means I have a ton of swears in me.

- You don't say things, like "Blank damn it."

And don't, say, use Jesus's name in vain.

- Let's go.

(laughs)

Okay, here we go.

- We got into the car through the passenger side.

And then crawl over to the driver seat

because we're handcuffed,

and I don't know how else to do this.

- This guy's giving exposition.

(laughter)

- You're the, sorry, I'm not so experienced

with filmmaking.

Okay, here we go, hopefully we don't crash.

You know, if you want to accept Christ,

now might be a good time.

(laughs)

So as soon as we got into the car, we were talking about

how do you get chlorophyll if the sun's energy's

coming to the Earth, and chlorophyll

is what takes advantage of the sun's energy.

How do you get the chlorophyll to evolve

if it doesn't exist yet and there's nothing

to harness the energy?

- And I was like, hold on?

A little biology card to play,

and that's when we met Steven Orzack.

- That is what I'm asking, yeah.

- I was comfortable with it,

I kept announcing our engagement.

- And I said, "No, we're not engaged,

"I have a ring, I am married."

So, when did you start getting into filmmaking?

- Well, you know, you come to LA to do the acting thing,

and you're like, "Well, I'm sick of commercials,

"I'm sick of background work, so I got to start

"making my own cool stuff."

And so that's kind of what I do now.

What about you?

Where are you taking the podcast?

- I'm sharing a Christian perspective on the radio

and that's what I've done my whole life.

I've had a lot of questions about God

because I kept running into all these people

that didn't believe what I believed.

And so I was like, "Man, what in the world?

"What do I believe?

"And how do I know that what I believe is true?"

At what point were you like,

"I'm definitely an Atheist?"

- I was 14 and we asked our drama teacher,

"What do you believe?"

And she's like, "Oh, I don't really want to discuss it,

"but I'm an Atheist."

And I just started reading all these websites

and books, and I'm like, "Oh, crap, that's what I am."

- I was born with believing parents,

but biblically, the argument is that

it's something you have to decide for yourself,

it's not something your parents can decide for you.

- I think if anything could change my perspective

it would be the evidence.

- I'm open to having my perspective changed.

Experience has told me that's unlikely.

- And then we ended up at the Natural History Museum.

- Right when we walked in the had a dinosaur exhibit,

which I was not expecting.

All throughout, it's mentioning evolution,

and it's mentioning millions of years.

How do you know that this creature was from

all the way back then?

I'm questioning everything from this

evolutionary paradigm.

- At the Creationism Museum, as you can expect,

it was a little frustrating.

There were children there, and that breaks my heart.

- I think it's good that kids have

the opportunity to choose.

- We should examine them, we should look into them,

hypothetically, in our own time, but when it comes to, like,

you know, "Hey, here's the stuff you need to learn, kids."

If I had my way, we would be in a society where

Creation Museum would never occur to somebody.

- I am radically opposed to what he just said.

- We got to the radio station, and I got my man

Ross Blocher on the line.

- Is Christianity specifically good for culture,

good for society, or is it a detriment,

and a drag on society?

The difficulty I have is an Atheist

who tells me they have a yardstick.

Because, there is no yardstick except

the yardstick you make.

And we also have Michael Shermer who is a publisher

of Skeptic Magazine.

Michael, thank you so much for taking the time

to be with us today.

The Big Bang is a poof and it happened,

I mean that's what the Big Bang is, right?

All the 28 billion light years across

came from absolutely nothing, that's the claim.

And it came with it without a designer,

or purpose, or anything.

To me, if you want to talk about, "Let's become a skeptic."

I'm like, "That's crazy."

It's hard for me to understand why you would think

it makes more sense that nothing made everything.

- Nobody is saying that nothing made everything,

we're saying, "We don't know, therefore,

"we don't fill in our lack of knowledge

"with whatever we want."

(laughter)

- This is my wife, Marissa.

- [John] How are you?

- Hi.

- He got there, and my wife immediately

kicked into, you know, hospitable mode,

and she's just really good that way.

Yeah, they're serious.

- They're the real deal.

I'm not worried about the handcuffs

as much as I'm curious how our bathroom breaks

are gonna work.

- You know, that's gonna be a little weird.

Okay, ready?

I'm going to the bathroom.

- Oh, it's real.

- [Kevin] (laughs)

John, this is Emma, my daughter.

- Emma, how's it going, I'm John.

No pressure, I didn't mean to scare you.

- Can you say nice to meet you?

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

- If you guys don't want to be on this, though.

(laughter)

- [Kevin] You want to be on BuzzFeed?

(laughs)

I believe murder is always wrong.

It emanates from God's character.

So, that being the case,

there's a grounding there for morality.

From an Atheist perspective, you may say,

"Murder is wrong."

If I wasn't a Christian, I might say,

"I think it's okay to murder certain people."

Well, where do you go with that?

There's no grounding for morality.

It'd just be your opinion versus my opinion.

- Taking a life that is unnecessarily taken

is not okay.

- Yeah, but who are you to say that?

- I'm a person, I'm me.

- Yeah, but why is your opinion better than mine?

- Because you want to kill--but you would hypothetically

be saying that it is okay to kill somebody, and it's not.

- Yeah, but who are you to force your morals on me?

- The moral actually would be - You're telling me I'm wrong.

- You can't throw somebody's life away from them.

- Yeah, but you're telling me I'm wrong

and you're right.

- In this hypothetical case, yeah.

- Is it okay to tell somebody else

that they're wrong and you're right?

- Definitely.

We're getting ready for bed.

- (laughs) How awkward is that?

- I'm kind of morbidly curious

about how the sleeping arrangement is gonna happen.

- I'm a little nervous about having a guy,

a stranger, sleep in my house, you know,

with my wife and my kids.

That's a little weird.

- Go ahead and use, yeah.

- Yeah, okay, there we go.

Okay, that's what we're doing here.

I put water on my toothbrush.

- You've never slept with a stranger before.

- No, that's true, especially not a stranger

like a guy on the first night, you know?

First time I met you, that's really weird.

And it was actually really comfortable at first,

like I was lying back, and I was just like,

we had all these pillows, we had tons of pillows,

and a gigantic teddy bear, too.

I was trying really hard not to move my arm.

Because I didn't want to bother him,

I didn't want to wake him up,

and so I started to get stiff, and I was like,

"Oh, man, I can't move."

- [John] Marissa, aren't you guys gonna say a prayer,

or something?

- Do you want us to say a prayer?

- [John] I'm not trying to force you into being good

Christians, I didn't think that was necessary.

But I thought that was something that people did

before bedtime.

- Well, normally I pray for my kids before we go to bed,

but you prevented that from happening.

(laughter)

- Good night, BuzzFeed.

- Night.

- We're doing the breakfast handcuff thing,

waking up, lovely morning, how are you missy?

- (scowls)

- [John] No pressure.

(laughter)

(upbeat music)

- Overall, when I was getting involved in

getting handcuffed to somebody who completely

disagrees with me, I was thinking, like,

"What is the point of this?"

As I thought more about it,

I think for me the big takeaway is that

it really helps me to see the humanity of John.

I got to know him as a person.

What was cool about this whole experience

is it's great realizing there are people

who disagree with you about a particular subject,

but that's not necessarily what defines them.

There's so much more to a person than just

their opinion on creation and evolution,

or whatever it may be.

- Yeah, it was nice coming face-to-face

with creationists, not just because,

"Hey, you're a human, I'm a human, it's all good."

But to actually gain respect for who he is

and the way he thinks.

To know that as much as I might feel one way

about his ideology or what he thinks or believes,

I can't necessarily feel that way

about him directly as a person.

- I mean, the conversations we had,

I mean there's no doubt about,

he's a softie underneath this cold, hard exterior.

- You're touching me.

- (laughs)

Here we go.

This is the big moment.

- And, there we go.

- Ah, yes.

- Goodness.

- Ah, I feel like I can stretch.

Praise the Lord.

(laughter)

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