Waching daily Feb 17 2018

I'm gonna share with you the top ten tools that you're gonna need to start

your model railroads so let's get started with this right now I'm Tom

Kvichak and this is Toms Trains and Things this channel was created to help

other modelers who are in need of guidance in pursuing their dream of

building a model railroad now the top ten essential tools that you're going to

need is coming right up right after this if you would like to see more videos

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whenever I have a new video coming out in a previous episode of model

railroading for beginners I went over a vast number of tools that you will need

to build your layout and and on the workbench also so this is the 10 most

essential ones that you're going to need to get started so here we go

okay there's actually more than 10 tools that you're going to need but I'm

putting them into groups of tools like I'm not saying that a hammer is one of

the top ten in fact it's not because I don't want I don't even use a hammer on

my layout at all but there's ball-peen hammers there's jeweler's hammers

there's claw hammers there's sledge hammers or two pound sledge hammer

there's all kind of hammers but I'm just saying that you could group you know a

particular tool and have a variety of them but the first thing that we're

going to talk about is a number one some type of bench bench work a workmate some

surface that you could use to put your word on sawhorse there you go you need a

stable platform to work on even before you start your layout now I see many

people trying to you know cut their wood and everything else they got to propped

up on the edge of a store or something on a chair you could do that but you

asking for problems there you want a stable workplace to do it anything that

is sturdy so you could put your wood on there and work on it from there number

two is a power saw it could be a jigsaw it could be a circular saw it could be a

table saw and like it could be a miter saw it doesn't matter just as long as

you have a saw to cut your wood I cut my wood in fact I used one by fours and I

ripped them with a jigsaw before I had a circular saw because my circular saw

went and so all I had left was a jigsaw and that's before I bought my miter saw

that I have sitting on the floor right here but you want some kind of power saw

to work on your wood to cut your wood effectively and number three clamps

clamps and more clamps you can't have enough clamps you could have ten clamps

and one day you're gonna say I need another clamp for what I'm doing clamps

are a very important thing for building your model railroad and you're gonna

need as many clamps as you can get as you can't afford so don't think that you

have four clamps or five clamps I have a whole stack of clamps right here and

I'll show you them right there I got these I got some other types of clamps

any kind of clamp or even a bench vise will work in the category of clamps

number four you're gonna need some kind of a square whether it's a carpenter

square it doesn't matter what kind of square but you're gonna need something

so you can make your corners on everything that you make perpendicular

to each other at a 90 degrees squares are very important and you need them no

matter what time you have number by do you want a measuring tape and here's

one from Hechinger x' they went out of business long time ago they were up in

Maryland but anyway a measuring tape or a ruler or some kind of a scale it

doesn't matter but the more the merrier but you this is the most important thing

for measuring out you want those eight-foot you want those 10-foot long

pieces of wood that you want to cut first down to a precision figure you're

gonna need a measuring tape a ruler some kind of a rule or some kind of a scale

and there are many types out there and I'll show you some different ones right

over here one berth six a level everything has to be level to start out

with your bench work has to be level everything that you work on has to be

level and then you go from there to make your different levels on your layout so

levels and levels that it can't you know it could be a short one like this it

could be one that you put on a string it could be a long four-foot one they even

make them six and eight foot long now but make sure you have a level and from

that level you can measure angles on it too and I'll show you some other levels

number seven there we go you're gonna need some kind of a drill

preferably a cordless drill no not this kind of cordless drill but this one will

help and even down to a pin vise you can consider that a drill cordless drill

here with drivers and bits drill bits an assortment of drill bits I have an

assortment of drill bits here and I have an assortment of drivers in this one

here it's good to have them you're gonna need them and this is the first cordless

drill and I have an old brace also I have a fact I have a couple of braces

if you know what that is that what they are number eight this finger I can't get

up straight because of arthritis but number eight right here wire strippers

they make an assortment of wire strippers this is one that goes all the

way down to 26 gauge wire they have them that are bigger with a blue handle that

has different wire sizes on them and they have the automatic ones where you

put the wire in there or go in it and it strips the wire strips the insulation

off the wire you're gonna need them for when you are wiring your layout so

that's a vital tool that you're going to need there number nine you're going to

need a multimeter now it doesn't have to be a fancy one like this it could be an

inexpensive one but just as long as you have can do voltage DC AC voltage and

ohms on it and have one where you could have a audible sound for continuity like

that that's all you need you're gonna need one of these and this is going to

come in handy and you're gonna say this is the most valuable tool that you ever

got once you start wiring your layout and number 10 this is a small tool but

this is a very vital tool if you're doing n scale or H oh and these are the

rail cutters now you're gonna need this for every piece of rail that you have

especially if you're doing flex track on your layout you're gonna need these to

fit them in between your turnouts on your layout so this is number ten and a

bonus this is not an option eye protection you need eye protection

whenever you use in any kind of power tool so don't forget it it doesn't have

to be this kind it could be the high-fashion ones wear but since I wear

glasses I got to put these over top of my

glasses so I protection that's the bonus and that's the most important one there

all right those are the 10 most essential tools for your layout and I

know I'm gonna get a lot of comments on there that you just gonna say oh you

forgot about this or you forgot about that or I think this one's more

important than this one and that one's more important than this one if you have

25 modelers you're gonna have 25 different answers and so those are my

ten essential ones if you have ten more essential ones put it down in the

comments after all this is model railroading for beginners so how else

are the beginner is going to know what they're going to need unless you and I

tell them what is the most essential tools that they're going to need to

build their model railroads so put them in the comments down there I'm sure you

will but put it down in the comments if you think there's something more

important that those tools right there and I encourage you to talk about it

down in the comment section also so I want those 25 modelers with their

opinion to put their opinion down in them as comments sections right there

because I know you're out there and I hope you enjoyed this version of

model railroading for beginners I'll have I have them coming out every month

and next month is March and we'll have another one coming out there and I'm not

going to tell you what it is because I'm going to keep it a surprise so check out

my other videos on Monday we have shout out Monday evening on Wednesday we have

another video on how to do something on your model railroad and also on Saturday

morning we have and coming out and once a month model

railroading for beginners so we'll see ya

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UPOZNAJTE MOJ MACKU GRUDVU!!! PET TAG!! - Duration: 8:03.

Hey everybody @itslindsayjay back with

another video and today's video I'm finally doing a pet tag with my kitty

cat Grudva or in English Snowball because this is super super requested so

you guys will finally get to meet my kitty cat Grudva like we do in the

beginning of every video here's a huge shout out to these two people right here

for having my post notifications turned on and if you would like a shout out

right here on my channel please hit the bell icon or right next to the subscribe

button so that you can post "post notifications squad!!" in the comment

section down below within the first 5 minutes of every video this is my kitty

cat

so Grudva is my kitty cat she has she used to have a different color with this

this is her collar here you can see it she has cute little diamonds cute little

diamonds from my diamond baby come here

okay okay come on be good girl be good girl okay

okay okay treats treats but she knows how to do a trick guys okay I taught her this

good girl Grudva

good girl

good girl Grudy okay

oh my god

its okay its okay

here you go Grudy come on

good girl

well guys I got Grudva four years ago four years ago on Christmas

she was my Christmas present my first year in high school I actually didn't

know that I was gonna get her my mom put her in like a huge bag and she was the

last present that I received because I got some other things like that was when

I got my first PlayStation you guys don't know I'm a huge gamer behind the

camera um maybe I'll get into that a little bit more in the future

but and I'm a huge basketball fan in case you guys didn't know that either

yeah she was a big surprise and I'm so glad that I got her because she is the

best present I've ever gotten in my life besides when I go to Serbia

so Grudva is approximately four years old because she was only a few months

when I got her for my birthday actually maybe even a few weeks old and she's not

exactly the most like loving and cuddly cat um she more likes to just sit by

herself I know you guys see her in my other videos where she's just sitting in

the background all the time literally the whole time in my videos she just

sits there staring out my window and that's a very snowball day this is Grudva's

favorite brush that she loves that I brush her with I actually showed this

brush and my get ready with me with my cat

oh she really likes this brush and I try to do this if not everyday as much as I

can because her fur like I said it falls out so so much and by doing this I can

prevent her from getting all over my clothing so in general

she does understand the name Grudva and I believe that Snowy actually understands Serbian

because my boyfriend he speaks with my cat in Serbian whenever we're skyping

and she'll look at him and like I think that's hilarious and I actually try to

speak with her in Serbian but I don't know Serbian well enough to really do

that yet but as you can see she loves this brush if you have a cat or you're

thinking about getting a cat you should really try and get a brush like this

because it actually helps you bond with your cat and it helps them keep nice and

clean with their cute little fur honestly Grudva's best moments

are usually off-camera which is exactly why it's really hard

for me to make a pet tag about her because every time I turn the camera on

she decides to not do anything interesting so I try to capture some of

her funny moments but it's quite impossible the only time that I really

was able to capture some of her funny moments was back when she was a kitten

and we had first gotten her

like I said her fur gets everywhere guys and these are her favorite treats oh my

god she will do anything for these streets as you can see right here here

she is she loves to eat guys okay she loves to eat this cat can eat I mean her

belly she's got quite a big belly she's got quite a big belly because I feed her

a lot and not only do I feed her but when I feed her then my mom feeds her

because she cries like she hasn't eaten all day

and I try to feed her I really do so as you can see this already has so much fur

in it and I only was brushing her for like five seconds she has so much fur

and in the future you guys will see my other pets that I do have if you follow

me on instagram at least seen all of my pets at least once I have five animals

yes that's right I have five animals in my house so you guys will for sure be

watching that interesting video

that is it for this video I hope you guys enjoyed it if you did please smash

the thumbs up button down below and don't forget to subscribe to my channel

if you know what's good for you

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ЧИСТКА ПЕЧЕНИ СВЁКЛОЙ - Duration: 5:40.

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Vlog #3- Going to TAUDAHA & WHITE HOUSE - Duration: 9:25.

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How to Fail (and Succeed) at Building a Speaker - Duration: 15:26.

Hello and welcome back to Switch & Lever!

Not every story ends in success, but sometimes a project is all about trying to rescue the

fallen pieces and making something passable.

This is that project!

DUN DUN!

This project started as a desire to learn how to veneer MDF, to make something look

more high class than it is.

How hard can it be, right?

I've been watching the excellent channel Kirby Meets Audio, and I've seen the speakers he's

made with little effort, and I wanted to make something for myself.

I started out with 3D modeling a set of speakers using some 6mm MDF I had available.

I built them rather simply, just cutting the pieces and gluing them together.

It's not really difficult to get a box like this built.

I ended up building the general shape of the speaker first, and once the glue dried glued

on oversized pieces on the ends which I could trim down afterwards, rather than trying to

make all pieces fit together properly from the start.

If you have something to hold yourself to it's oftentimes much easier to make, rather

than to make all pieces exactly correct from the beginning.

I masked out the areas of the speaker enclosure which were not going to be veneered and painted

them with a matte black spray paint.

MDF takes paint really well, but since it's so absorbant you may require a couple of extra

coats to get the surface nice and smooth.

Veneering in itself was not actually so difficult.

Apply a little bit of glue to both surfaces, spread it out with a sponge roller into a

very thin coat and put both sides together.

Keep it under pressure until its completely dry, I just used some heavy weights, and then

continue with the next piece.

It's a little time consuming to do it like this, but on the other hand quite easy.

I spent a lot of time trimming down the veneer to its final size inbetween gluings, to make

sure I wouldn't chip out anything, or tear the veneer.

Even though it took a little time it was fairly easy work mainly done with a big disc sander

and a sharp chisel.

The inside holes for the speaker elements were routed out with a flush trim bit on the

router table, and followed up with a chamfer bit to get a nice edge.

After a light sanding throughout I filled in the chamfered edge of the MDF with a sharpie,

for consistent color throughout.

Up until this point I had high confidence in my build, everything was looking good,

and all I basically had to do was to apply some varnish to the veneer and I could move

on to fitting the electronics.

Oh, how wrong I was.

The varnishing immediately did not feel right.

I applied a polyurethane varnish, like I have on many projects before, but the veneer did

not like the varnish.

It doesn't show well on the video, but it started beading up on the surface of the walnut

veneer.

In some places it absorbed and spread out fine, on others it was almost like mixing

oil and water.

At this point I felt dejected, and wanted to just throw the whole thing against the

wall.

I had a small hope that it would look better after drying, but even after leaving it it

looked like a failure.

I honestly don't know what went wrong, but I ended up scrapping the enclosure and putting

the project on hold, for quite some time.

Seasons changed, and gradually new hope grew.

I could at least build a speaker, even if I wouldn't do the veneering, since I already

had all the parts.

I basically just built the same box as before from MDF, but taking extra care in the surface

finish this time around.

After building the box I spent some time with filler to fix the small mistakes.

This one is going to be painted with high gloss paint, unlike the last one, so the surface

needs to be pristine.

I spray painted the speaker enclosure with two coats of spray filler, with a light sanding

in between to make sure the surface was as smooth as I could make it before painting

with a nice white shiny spray paint to bring it all together.

The backside was simply put in with some thin pieces of MDF which I fit threaded inserts

into.

I couldn't really glue in the backside, as I may need access into the speaker in the

future.

I could've made this speaker bigger, to allow for a better way to put the back in, but I

was really trying to keep the size small, so everything is a bit cramped, and the back

a bit finnicky to put in.

In the end it may not be the speaker I wanted when I started, but it is at least the speaker

I finished.

Well, finished may be a bit strong, we still have some work left to do.

I set out to make this speaker using the cheapest possible means.

I scoured the electronics garbage at work for some speakers with a built in amplifier

board, and finally struck gold with these discarded Harman Kardon desktop speakers.

The amplifier board really had all I needed, audio in, connections for left and right speaker

and a volume knob with integrated on/off switch.

Some things will be desoldered and moved around, and others replaced entirely, but all is there.

The speaker elements themselves were taken out of some desktop speakers long ago and

just kept around until being used in this project.

If you're into electronics and have not already a healthy habit of taking things apart and

keeping for a rainy day, today is the day to start!

First things first, I needed to move the volume switch from its position to be able to fit

where I wanted it to be in the speaker enclosure.

The switch was desoldered easily enough, with a little bit of coaxing.

While I was at it I also removed the connector for the left speaker, as well as the power

jack, as that also will be located elsewhere.

A ribbon cable was then transplanted in between the old solder points on the PCB to the corresponding

legs on the volume switch, essentially extending it away from the amplifier PCB.

The exact same thing was also done with the power jack.

We are going to run this speaker in two ways, one via a 3.5mm audio in jack and a 3.5mm

audio cable soldered to the jack.

The jack means you could use the speakers with any audio device, and the 3.5mm audio

cable via bluetooth.

I know it sounds a little confusing, but I'll get to bluetooth in a minute.

If you want to do this the same way as me it's important to get hold of a switching

audio jack, that is able to switch between sources, or essentially turn off one source,

if a cable is plugged in.

This is exactly how audio jacks in most devices which have headphone jacks work, the speakers

are cut off when the headphones are plugged in.

In this case we are not cutting off speakers though, but rather the bluetooth audio device

which has yet to be fitted.

Also obviously connect the left, right and ground signals from the audio jack to the

corresponding solder pads on the amplifier board.

Alright, I've teased about bluetooth for a while now, let's get to it.

This is a USB powered bluetooth audio receiver.

It only uses USB for power, and is able to connect to bluetooth devices to transmit audio

via an audio out jack.

We will connect this, via the 3.5mm audio jack and cable we fitted previously, to our

speaker amplifier board.

That way we can easily use the speakers wirelessly if we so desire.

We will use the 3.5mm cable we attached previously to connect to this bluetooth receiver.

The issue is though that we don't have a USB connection in our build, but that's easily

rectified.

Using a multimeter find a point in between ground and anywhere else which has steady

5V power, likely you're going to find one.

Alternately you can use a DC to DC converter directly from the power jack to step down

the voltage to the 5V required for the USB.

Connect these two points to power and ground of a female USB jack.

That's basically all there is to it, and we are now ready to try out the electronics to

see if everything works as it should.

I would suggest testing everything before you stuff it into your enclosure, simply if

anything is wrong it's much easier to fix it when you're not working in cramped quarters.

Make sure the switch is turned off, then plug in power to the board and turn it on.

Plug in the bluetooth receiver and connect it to the audio jack.

Connect the bluetooth from your device and play some music.

I have not soldered in the speakers yet, but touching the speaker leads to the speakers

is sufficient for now to see if everything works.

If you wired up your switching audio jack the audio should stop if you plug in anything

into that jack, and should subsequently also start if you disconnect bluetooth and play

via cable from your device.

So far, so good, everything seems to be working just fine, and we can work on how to fit everything

into our speaker enclosure.

Oh, but first, don't forget to solder wires onto your speakers, it would be difficult

to do that once they're mounted.

Covering your solder points with hot glue can also be a good idea to protect them both

from any accidental short circuiting, as well as provide some strain relief if we pull on

them too roughly while mounting.

As the MDF of the backside was a bit too thick to mount the switches through I ended up making

a quick brass plate with corresponding holes for both the power supply, as well as the

audio in, jacks.

Remember to measure twice and cut once, and that this is the backside of the speaker,

if it looks a little bit rough it's not the end of the world.

To at least avoid possible mistakes in the future I ended up stamping the proper voltage

next to the power jack.

Once done the back panel was painted black, to work with the rest of the speaker.

I'm unsure why I chose to paint it black, but thought it would look nicer with a contrasting

backside from the rest of the speaker.

Almost there now, just a couple of things left to do before assembling it all.

The volume switch needs to be mounted through the enclosure.

As I was indecisive before I didn't choose a place for it, but heck, what better place

than right in the middle of everything, right?

The little power indicator LED was also mounted just below.

I know it looks a little bit rough, with the paint chipping out around the holes, but the

knob and LED bezel will entirely hide that from sight.

Last thing to do before putting it together.

Any speaker worth its salt has some sort of speaker grill.

You can use anything really, some fabric, a perforated board of some sort, wire, or

mesh.

I found this frying pan splatter guard from IKEA for next to nothing, and figure the mesh

could easily be used as a speaker grill.

To do that we need to mould the mesh into a better shape for the hole and speaker.

Once I cut out some mesh pieces from the guard I used the same hole saw I used when I cut

the MDF before to cut out a disc from a thinner piece of plywood.

Using this disc, and the plywood it was cut from, I sandwiched it all together with the

mesh in between, and a couple of melamine boards on either side to keep everything together

and simply pressed it all together in a drill press.

This defroms the mesh screen into the shape we need.

The space in between the disc and the hole gives space for the mesh to deform into, and

the melamine makes sure the mesh stays in place without folding up.

All in all it came out pretty nice!

These were then cut down to size and holes punched so they can be mounted in between

the speakers and the MDF of the enclosure.

Finally, assembly time.

Just shove everything in there, hoping it'll fit!

Okay okay, be a little bit more systematic about it.

It's really difficult getting nuts on screws down into a small enclosure like this, but

putting a little dab of blue-tac on the end of a drill bit, and the nut on that really

helps with getting the nut started on the bolt.

After that it's just a matter of screwing the nuts down and secure the speaker elements

in place.

The amplifier board goes in with a liberal application of hot glue to keep it all in

place, making sure it's not touching the back of the speaker elements.

The rest of the stuff goes in pretty much how you'd expect, fiddling, hot gluing, screwing,

the usual suspects.

Make sure you connect the speakers before you close the enclosure.

Once the screws are all in it's actually done.

Believe it or not, it's actually also working.

The end cost, for all things in this build, was maybe in total $10, not counting the failed

veneering build in the beginning, which is not that bad all things considered.

Is it the best speaker in the world?

Absolutely not!

It's a fun little speaker which looks neat in the bookshelf, that's all.

Will it anger the audiophiles of YouTube?

We can only wait and find out!

Thanks for watching this convoluted failure become sort of success, I hope you learned

at least a small thing or two along the way.

Remember that just because something failed at first does not mean you have to give up.

It's all right to feel dejected, but the important thing is how you pick yourself up and continue

in the end.

I'm happy with the result I got, even though it's not the project I had envisioned when

I started.

While you're at it, check out the previous speaker I built, which uses no electronic

components whatsoever!

There's also that place called instagram where other things take place, fun things, or so

I'm told.

Until next time!

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Who's J-HOPE? Turkish ARMY Presents - Happy Birthday J-HOPE / #GoldenHobiDay - Duration: 4:24.

I'm J-hope

He was born on February 18

AKA J-HOPE

"Hello" for short

OK

J-HOPE is our "hope"

He's the joy, hope and dance teacher of the group. He's everything.

He smiles a lot, when you look at him you smile spontaneously

I first met BTS with Run Music Video. And J-hope's perfect smile got my attention in that video.

I think he's an angel but looks like a human.

When i was becoming an Army, i watched their performances at MAMA 2016.

I cannot lie... I fell in love with their Boys Meet Evil performance.

He always tries to teach dance to Jin and RM. He really works hard for them.

Along with his smile,

His unique and abrasive dance attracts me so much.

He's so friendly and warm-blooded. He always gets along with others.

Everyone says the same thing about him.

-I have a friend named J-hope -J-hope?

Unique name. Is he from racially-drivers family?

No, he's a horse.

J-horse! J-horse! I've changed my name, it's J-horse now.

They call him "horse"

I'm gonna draw a horse.

How should i draw a horse?

You should look at the mirror.

Don't make me swear in front of cameras.

They think that he looks like a horse.

But deffinitely not his face. I can say that he looks like a horse physically.

Just because he doesn't want to look sad for Army, he smiles and waves at them at the end of the concert.

This is one of those that i like about him.

Some fans (not fans) were exclusioning him before.

Who are they?

- Bitchez. - Which bithcez?

- Hater bithchez. - Oh, those bithcez.

Also J-hope is also loved a lot by another fans from another fandoms.

I always cry in J-hope's part when i listen their 둘! 셋! (2! 3!) song.

I don't know why but especially i cry over with "For being a flower in the most beautiful moment of life" part.

And it always happens.

I love J-hope so much and i want to hide him in a box. (it's a Turkish expression)

Oh handsome. OMG.

I love him so much. Best loves from here.

J-hope. I love you.

J-hope, we love you.

Enshrine in my heart. I love him so much.

J-hope we love you!

Thanks for watching.

Hope, you'll keep loving J-hope.

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You´re gorgeous ; #HappyJhopeDay (3/3) - Duration: 2:18.

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ICE 90% of all arrests had criminal records, 'pending' charges - Duration: 1:34.

ICE 90% of all

arrests had criminal records, �pending� charges

Despite claims that ICE agents are rounding up �innocent� illegal immigrants, the

agency�s records show that some 90 percent of all arrests last year had criminal convictions

or were wanted on charges.

Just a bit over 10 percent had no known criminal convictions or charges.

A new analysis of data from Immigration and Customs Enforcement done by the Pew Research

Center not only popped claims that big percentages of non-criminal illegals were being arrested,

but it showed that former President Obama�s administration was much more guilty of arresting

non-criminal illegals.

Pew titled their report, �Most immigrants arrested by ICE have prior criminal convictions,

a big change from 2009.�

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МИХАИЛ ЛАБКОВСКИЙ - КАК РЕШАТЬ СЕМЕЙНЫЕ КОНФЛИКТЫ - Duration: 1:21:36.

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Randy Wants To Try Marijuana - Duration: 24:09.

- [Man] Gadoosh.

(electronic music)

(heavy breathing)

- In 2014 I was on Last Comic Standing.

(audience cheering and applauding)

We did actually have a dog and it's a sad story.

He ended up biting a little boy in the face

and we had to have him killed...

'cause he woulda told his parents.

(audience laughing)

Hey, thanks a lot.

That's it for me.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- Give it up for Randy Liedtke!

- Thank you.

- I thought your jokes were real funny and new.

Very different.

I hadn't heard anything like that.

Do you smoke pot?

- Actually, I've never smoked pot in my life.

- Oh, well you need to start smoking something.

- You got it.

(audience cheering and applauding)

I've been thinking about what Roseanne told me that day,

and you know what, maybe she's right.

Maybe I need to try marijuana.

(upbeat music)

Try marijuana.

It's just marijuana.

You only get to smoke weed for the first time once,

so I wanted to make sure my first time was perfect.

Most people's first experience

with marijuana involved breaking the law.

I don't want to get in trouble

but I also don't want to miss out on the excitement

involved with doing something

you're not supposed to be doing.

I thought the best place for me to smoke marijuana

for the first time would be

in the Colorado corner of Four Corners Monument.

This is where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona,

and Utah all meet in one spot,

and it's also the border between the Navajo Nation

and the Ute Mountain Tribe.

It's all in the United States which means

seven different sets of laws on marijuana.

The Colorado corner is the only place at the monument

where marijuana is recreationally legal.

Not only will we have to follow

the strict rules of Colorado's recreational use law,

I will also have to keep in mind everyone else's laws

so we know the consequences if we were

to accidentally cross over the border.

An ounce of weed can get you

six months of jail time in Utah.

(siren wailing)

(jail doors shutting)

(phone ringing)

I wanted to make sure my mom was okay

with me trying marijuana, so I gave her a call.

(phone ringing)

- [Randy's Mom] Hello?

- Hey, mom.

- [Randy's Mom] Hey, how are you?

- [Randy] Good, can you hear me?

- [Randy's Mom] Yeah, I can hear you.

- Okay, good.

I'm gonna smoke marijuana

in the parking lot of Four Corners.

and then... - Oh my god.

Don't get arrested.

- Well there's no saying what I'll do after

I smoke some weed for the first time,

but that's not the plan. - Oh my god.

I mean like I know these two women, probably my age,

decided to get some edibles,

came to Sun River for a girl's weekend,

and they ended up in the ER.

(laughing)

They were like freaking out because it was so strong.

- Yeah. - You know?

Like they say that the pot nowadays is way

stronger than the pot back in the '70s.

I don't think you should smoke anyway

because you know, that's not healthy.

I don't think that's good for your lungs.

- [Randy] Because I have asthma.

- [Randy's Mom] Yeah.

- What should I wear when I do it?

(laughing)

(mumbling)

- [Randy's Mom] Probably,

let's see it'll be May, probably May.

- Yeah, it'll probably be April,

beginning of April.

- [Randy's Mom] I don't know.

Don't wear shorts, wear some jeans.

Wear jeans.

(laughing) - Jeans.

Okay.

(mellow music)

With my mom's blessing I headed to Denver

to learn more about marijuana.

(mellow music)

The first stop in Denver was to talk to Kayvan Khalabari.

He's the owner of Denver Relief Consulting

and he knows a lot about weed.

(mellow music)

So cannabis is the way to go?

- Cannabis is the way to go.

- How long have you been working in the cannabis industry?

- I've been consuming cannabis daily since I was 15.

- That wasn't the question.

- Oh, it wasn't?

- Okay, how long have you been consuming cannabis?

- Regulated industry or non-regulated?

- See now I'm asking the other one.

(laughing)

- I've been consuming cannabis since I was 15 daily.

- Since you were 15, so the first time you smoked,

was it a good experience, your first time?

- Very much so.

Yeah, it was in my buddy Andy Rouche's basement.

- Uh oh, Andy.

- Parents were gone.

I think we were listening to 40 Oz. to Freedom.

- Oh shit.

- Yeah 40 Oz. to Freedom, a Sublime album,

back in the day.

And yeah, a lot of Nirvana back then.

A lot of Tool.

- When you smoke, especially if you're not used to it,

is there like a type of vibe that's

maybe a vibe to stay away from?

- Well if you're a really anxious person

I'd stick away from really fast music and sativas.

Stick to the Jefferson Airplane,

and hip-hop and country music and cannabis

go really well together.

- Kayvan talked a lot about music.

I didn't realize how important it was to have

the perfect song to listen to while you're smoking weed.

So I flew back to Los Angeles to meet

with my friend Kool Kojak who agreed to help us out.

(mellow music)

What I want to do is create a song

using your knowledge of music and your knowledge of weed.

- I have smoked bales of weed.

That's like a guru of weed and music and just

pot smoking in general. - Weed, music, and LA.

In music what signifies I guess weed

or being high or I don't know?

- Santana.

- Santana?

The musician Santana?

- Yeah, yeah.

- Okay.

Oh so (mimicking guitar solo).

- Kind of, yeah.

Also like Willie Nelson, like disco.

Hell yeah, like Parliament Funkadelic.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Totally.

And then Cypress Hill.

(hip hop music)

And I also have some drum breaks

that sound kind of.

(hip hop music)

- [Randy] Oh, I like that.

- [Kool] You like that one?

- That's a little bit like street.

(hip hop music)

(springing)

(hip hop music)

Inhale.

Exhale.

How does it feel?

That's good.

- [Recording] Now you are high.

- Ooh!

- [Recording] Inhale.

Inhale.

Exhale.

Exhale.

♪ Exhale ♪

♪ Inhale ♪

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ Now you are high ♪

(loud patting)

- [Kool] Man, you're gonna be so high.

- Now that we have the perfect song

we flew back to Denver to find the perfect weed.

Because as it turns out there's not just one kind,

there's a couple.

- Let's just start with the basics.

The difference between indicas and sativas.

Sativas are generally gonna be more of a heady high.

I'll smoke this and clean my whole apartment.

- Oh, wow.

- On the other side of that coin you got indicas.

First time smoking weed you might wanna go

with something a little more indica.

- That's what I've been hearing.

- Indica is a little more of a downer, much more relaxed.

And sativas, since they're more of a heady high,

can tend to exacerbate anxiety, paranoia.

- [Randy] Don't need that.

- No.

So let's get ya an eighth of indica.

I'll split it up into two half eighths

that way you get a little variety.

- Oh, so we're getting different kinds?

- [Zack] Yeah.

- Lean into the indica.

Again, I really want to be in da club.

That's how I'm gonna go party.

In da club gonna fucking smoke!

- I can make that happen for you.

- I mean I don't know, whatever you want.

As far as like how high, I don't want anything too insane.

- [Randy's Mom] The pot nowadays is so strong.

- Are they all insane?

- [Zack] Comparatively speaking they're all insane.

'Cause I've had California bud

and I've had bud from the southeastern United States.

- [Randy's Mom] They ended up in the ER.

- [Zack] Colorado just has the strongest marijuana.

- So do you have any that aren't crazy strong?

- [Zack] No.

- They're all crazy strong?

- [Zack] Yeah.

Give that a whiff.

It smells like a sweet cherry.

- I like that.

- Critical Mass.

I describe this to people as a meat and potatoes indica.

That is just a standard, stone-y, glue you to the couch,

kinda giggle, stare at the TV, really red eyes,

clear out the fridge, type of weed.

- I'm into that.

Okay so. - And then the Triangle Kush.

- Load it up.

Can I slap your gloved hand or is that illegal?

(hands smacking)

- You're buying the weed.

- Yeah!

- I'll only touch the nugs that you're smoking.

- I'll let you touch my lips with them too.

Watch this trick.

(inhaling)

This guy has got a bad sense of humor.

How does he know what type of weed I wanna smoke?

We're two different people.

Look at him.

Looking all different than me.

So I made some phone calls and I found

the two guys in Denver that look exactly like me

to smoke the weed that I bought

so I could see how it would make me feel.

(inhaling)

- Ho, ho, ho!

It works.

(coughing)

- Does it taste bad?

Tastes bad.

- I'm feeling very high right now.

- You took three to four - Three,

three maybe. - in a span of like

less than a minute.

- [Test Subject] Correct.

- Less than one minute.

Cool and we'll see how you're feeling in a bit.

But that's good to know because

I'm definitely not doing that much.

- Take a hit?

- Yeah.

- [Randy] That was pretty cool.

- Uh, what am I supposed to do now?

- [Randy] Just kinda like.

I think that's good.

(mumbles) It takes a little while.

- It takes a little bit,

but you know I'm starting to feel something.

- [Randy] Really?

- Yeah. - Really?

That quick?

- Yeah, I don't really smoke so.

- Okay.

- Yeah, definitely.

- Cool, well we'll check back in with you.

Test subject two, one hit.

Feeling the effects right away,

test subject two had the undeniable urge to wander.

Test subject one feeling relaxed,

finding himself falling deep into thought

only to be interrupted with a positive

increased sense of awareness that maybe someone is watching.

Test subject two is finding the need to look at his elbow

and then pretend that he didn't.

Very interesting.

Being high looks awesome.

I'm very excited about getting high now.

(mellow music)

To make this happen we had to wake up

when the sun was still down and drive eight hours

to Four Corners Monument.

Think I'm ready to...

use weed.

Kayvan told me take a pizza with me wherever I go.

- Take a pizza with you wherever you go.

- He said it's very important.

- It's very important.

(mellow music)

- It's exactly 420 miles to Four Corners from Denver.

I couldn't believe it myself.

It feels like God wants me to smoke marijuana.

(mellow music)

The only way to publicly smoke marijuana in Colorado

is in the back of a private-for-hire car.

The same way you can drink in back of a limousine

you can smoke in the back of a limousine.

So we had a limousine company meet us in Durango

to take us the last leg of our journey.

Hi.

I'm Randy.

- [Jake] Hey, Randy, I'm Jake.

- [Randy] I've never smoked weed before.

- [Jake] (laughs) Alright, man.

- Let's do it, I'm nervous.

(exhaling)

In an hour and a half I'll be high.

(mellow music)

The road that goes into Four Corners Monument

dips into New Mexico for about a mile

before we get to the monument.

Because it is illegal to cross state lines with marijuana,

we attached weed to a drone and had it meet us

in the Colorado corner of Four Corners.

Wow, look at it go!

(mellow music)

This drone thing is working out perfectly.

(droning)

(ticking)

(booming)

Shit dude.

The fuckin' pizza fell.

I think we're good.

That was a close call.

I'm gonna need that pizza.

Kayvan said it's very important.

- It's very important.

- Excitement is in the air.

We've made it to Four Corners.

(mellow music)

Nice to be here, well now we gotta find the drone.

(mumbling)

(sighing) Is it that direction?

No, maybe it's this direction.

Probably landed on the ground.

I'll look for it by my feet.

(sighing) Where is it?

Oh, I see something!

Is this, it's a, no, it's a thing.

Hmm, I'll keep looking.

Oh, I think it, maybe I'll move a little faster.

It's over here, oh.

Yeah, found the drone.

(electronic music)

(exhaling)

My hand is shaking.

Alright, let's think,

that piece looks like a good weed piece.

Okay, play the song.

♪ Inhale ♪

♪ Exhale ♪

Holy shit.

- You need to start smoking.

- To exacerbate anxiety and paranoia.

- [Randy's Mom] They ended up in the ER.

- Don't be paranoid. (laughs)

(coughing)

- It's just marijuana.

(coughing)

(hip hop music)

♪ Now you are high ♪

I don't think (coughs).

I'm gonna barf.

No, I'm not gonna.

I'm not gonna barf.

Second time. (laughs)

♪ Inhale ♪

♪ Exhale ♪

♪ Inhale ♪

♪ Exhale ♪

♪ Exhale ♪

♪ Inhale ♪

♪ Inhale ♪

That was a lot easier.

(hip hop music)

♪ How does it feel ♪

♪ Now you are high ♪

(coughing)

I'm okay.

Let's pop a few of those back. (giggling)

(coughing)

I don't want to like rush up on these people.

Oh, maybe I'll buy something.

Hey, how's it going?

- [Vendor] Good.

- Is it okay if we film your things?

No, okay.

Hey, how are you?

Is it okay if we film some of your pictures?

- [Will] My name's Will.

- Will.

- [Will] Redbird.

- Will Redbird.

My name is Randy, uh Liedtke.

- [Will] Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

Phil?

- [Will] Will.

- Gosh darn it. (laughs)

Clearly my short-term memory is being affected.

I decided I'm too high to talk to the vendors.

Nice to meet ya, Phil.

(mellow music)

Hey, guys, it's me.

I just got to New Mexico.

Things are fine here.

Weather is...

it's actually pretty good.

Sunny, there's a chemtrail in the sky.

Oh no, I'm paranoid. (laughs)

Then we go to Arizona.

(laughs) That's funny, right?

(exhaling)

I just got to Arizona.

Things are looking okay.

New Mexico, kinda miss it.

Arizona weather, very similar.

Sun's on a different side of my face, barely.

Or is it?

I don't know, we'll have to roll back.

I'm talking too much.

I want to start over. (laughs)

So just got to Utah and I got bad news.

Ugh.

(groans) Going back to Colorado.

(exhaling)

(soft pleasant music)

(dinging)

(soft pleasant music)

(laughing)

(giggles) That was fun.

Should I do a set?

(laughing)

Let's go back to the car.

Look at our car. (giggling)

Look at our car, dude. (giggling)

It looks like it's on a different planet.

Dude, look at, am I holding the car?

(laughs) Am I holding the car?

Higher?

- [Camera Operator] Lower.

Higher.

A little bit higher.

A little bit higher.

There.

Right about there.

Yeah, there you go.

(grunting)

(laughing)

(atmospheric music)

Oh my goodness.

This is beautiful land.

(exhaling)

I like it, man.

You get farther away from the corners and the lines and

you don't see corners and lines anymore, you know.

Smooth edges. (laughs)

We're all one thing, man. (laughs)

It's so crazy that it actually kinda

does look like a couple different states here.

Are you kidding me?

So my perspective of all four states from the middle

has changed, now I'm on the outside.

I don't see buildings anymore.

(laughing)

I hope that doesn't feel like I'm faking it

'cause I really am seeing all these

different states differently right now.

(laughing)

I'm laughing too much.

Oh, bro.

I feel really good.

I didn't see this happening after how much it hurt.

I was like I've made a mistake I think. (giggling)

But I hadn't made a mistake.

(laughing)

I got high and now it was time to leave.

12 hour pizza.

And this is the same pizza that fell.

- It's very important.

- It's pretty good.

(giggling)

It's good, man.

This is not a brand I've ever heard of.

(soft music)

All my hard work had paid off.

Everything that I did leading

up to today actually worked.

I got high perfectly.

I loved getting high.

I'm a high boy.

On my long drive back to Durango

I couldn't help but think,

I wish I was more a part of this culture.

(buzzing)

(crowd cheering)

Everything went perfect.

I had the perfect song, the perfect place,

all sorts of different laws that I almost broke.

It was the perfect first experience.

(mellow music)

(rumbling)

(rumbling)

(mellow music)

(rumbling)

(creaking)

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Jury awards $37 million to family of Gaines - Duration: 0:41.

The family of Korryn Gaines, who was shot and killed by Baltimore County police in 2016,

was awarded more than $37 million Friday.

The jury determined that the police use of force was unreasonable and violated Gaines'

civil rights.

Her son was also injured in the shooting.

Police went to serve Gaines an arrest warrant on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting

arrest and multiple traffic violations.

Officers said when they entered her apartment, they found Gaines holding a shotgun.

Gaines' case is cited by activists as an example of excessive force used by police against

people of color.

In a statement, the Baltimore County attorney said the county was "disappointed," and it

was "reviewing all of its options, including an appeal."

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WE FINISH WITH BACK PAIN AFTER THIS VIDEO - Duration: 4:02.

We really have to do something!

Hello everyone, I hope you go good

today a subscriber ask me a question on facebook about how to train when

back pain and what exercise to do for strengthen his back, today I will answer

all this video, you're ready, it's left !

already we often say that we must not to train when you have back pain but this

idea is completely wrong.

Nothing is worse than a back at rest! cups, loses flexibility, tonicity

in short, I will not draw you a picture there is a lot of patology of the back, but

rather than taking medication tones why not treat the subject to the

source? to improve your back problem or to

prevent future problems it's gone for the sports presentation

then there is swimming! Ideal because the body is worn

great way to relieve and strengthen, I invite you to prioritize the crawl and back crawl

for their stretching and natural cladding

and avoid any movement of breaststroke! water aerobics can be good too

alternative even though in General it is more solicited by women

then there is the Walk! fast or slow walking allows you to work

the back in its depth the hike is a very good solution provided

to leave with a light bag because if you put 50 kilos on your

back I'm not sure it really helps him and then there is the bike

Due to its position which allows to stretch the back cycling is a sport recomanded by

against me please avoid all way with bumps, the mountain bike the VTC by that

your back will not necessarily appreciate this type of environment

If you prefer to stay at home, buy you an elliptical bike and you can combine

walking and cycling and even all that while watching tv

we go to the second point, the exercises of effective sheathing to strengthen your back!

in general the back pain is targeted in the low area of ​​your back, at the level of the lumbar

and we talk about spinal muscles to remedy this it needs sheathing, so

I will show you 3 examples of sheathing to be able to work this area! here is

an example Ideal for example for people sporty which allows to work at the

the lumbar, the ischios, the buttocks, so something quite complete the second

example solicited most muscles rear chains, especially the top

back and lower back and the third exercise which is one of

better known, requires a minimum of balance, this movement solicits the trapezius, the deltoid

and of course on the back in its depth, realize all these exercises for example three times,

for example three times 30 seconds this is not bad and you can eventually increase

up to a minute, and exactly the same for your rest time then we

goes on to the last point, the activities really to avoid for back pain, so that's

all jerk activities like running on foot, skipping rope, racket sports

by what each faith we bump the same side of the body finally voila, avoid all this

and here is the video is over, thanks to everything those who support me, thanks to all the new ones

arrived on this chain thanks to all who continue to like, share

but mostly subscribe, I tell you soon, ciao

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Cool Bits - Super Mario Land 2's Secret Nintendo Toys - Duration: 2:31.

Welcome to Cool Bits where we point out our favorite small video game moments.

A Cool Bit can be a secret, a Easter Egg, or just a small detail that really resonated

with us.

And this time, we'll be taking a look at a Nintendo toy secret in Super Mario Land

2: 6 Golden Coins

So Super Mario Land 2, like its portable predecessor, is pretty weird--at least by Mario standards

Instead of the usual grass, ice, and lava world themes of past games, you now have areas

like Pumpkin Zone--a horror themed land with enemies that look like Jason from Friday the

13th, or Macro Zone, where Mario's shrunk to the size of an ant as he explores a now-giant-sized

house.

And then there's the Mario zone, where Mario explores...himself?

"Whoa!"

Okay, so maybe it's just a giant mechanical statue of Mario--that really doesn't make

it much less weird.

Especially considering that the boss of this world is inexplicably based on the real-life

fable of the Three Little Pigs, with each of the piglets living inside a straw, wooden,

or brick house.

And it just so happens that our Cool Bit also involves bricks--though bricks of a slightly

different sort..

Because the entire level leading up to that boss battle is made entirely out of bricks,

except the ones here are more toy-like than anything else--which makes sense since this

world has a general toy theme, with enemies like Toy Soldiers and Jack-in-the-Boxes.

But as it turns out, these aren't just any toy bricks...because one--and only one--of

those bricks is just a little more revealing than the others.

You'll find it buried within the giant staircase about halfway through the level--a single

brick branded with "N&B."

That's not a made-up brand--N&B Blocks are a real product Nintendo used to manufacture

back in the late 1960s and early 70s across a variety of sets

So it's only fitting that Nintendo would reference its own history as a toy company

in a world filled with toys, by building an entire level made up of one of its very own

products.

And we think that's a pretty cool bit.

And that wraps it up for this episode of Cool Bits for Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins.

Now let us know if you have any Cool Bits of your own by posting in the comments and

we may feature it in a future episode.

Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe for more Cool Bits and all things Nintendo

too.

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'BLURT!' Bloopers w/ Jace Norman & JoJo Siwa | Nick - Duration: 1:31.

Ready to go for a ride?

Ahh!

Turn, turn!

Oh, cops!

[music playing]

I didn't mean like how... I didn't mean like how old are you... I meant like...

You're young! You look so young!

You're... You're... You're aged! You're well worn!

I... I see a lot of wisdom in your eyes is what I meant to say.

You're good... Looking. What?

Can't run for president with my mouth oozing nonsense!

OK?

I'm gonna humiliate myself-- Where'd the camera go?

[music playing]

Whoa, I gotta watch the road!

- Yeah. - Aww...

[music playing]

I'm sorry!

[laughing]

Yes, yes, take that world! Take that Mum, I told you, yes!

- I'm so sorry! - I'm so sorry!

Oh no, your arms! Ahh!

What do I do?

Some of my best work, right there.

- You're just... You're being so... - Oh, cops, go, go!

They're coming by the side, they're coming by the side"

- Act cool, act cool! - Another piece of the car broke!

Ahh!

Good job.

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Awesomely "Awwdorable" Pet Moments w/ Jace Norman, SpongeBob, NRDD & More 🐶 🐱 | Nick - Duration: 1:27.

Hi!

- Aww! - Aww!

Look, look!

[cat meowing]

Ruff, ruff and away!

He's... He's dressed like a little sailor.

Ahoy!

[laughing]

[cat meowing]

Aww.

[licking]

Don't you like me, Simon?

[licking]

Aww!

- Aww! - Aww!

Can we take him out and play with him?

- You're an official Loud! - You're an official Loud!

[barking]

[kissing]

There you go.

Sit!

[horse whinnying]

She's beautiful!

Beau... Beautiful.

[horse whinnying]

[bird tweeting]

- There's a dog on your back. - Oh, really?

I... Er, I hadn't noticed.

- Aw, you're so cute, I love you so much! - Yes you are!

[purring]

[meowing]

Aww, he wants to play!

Keep up the good work, alright dude?

Ssh!