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Dhua - The Smoke - Duration: 3:20.
Bye Dad! Off to college
Chinng gum
Get your ass home
Whatsuuuup Dad! You know, in college today...
Shut up!
Coming here and acting like a smart ass
Come over here
Nonsense
You need to promise..take a vow
On MY life!
Repeat after me. 'I won't'
I won't
'Smoke...'
Smoke
'Ever again...'
Ever again
That's it man, I'm done with this!
Heart Attack!!
Dad!
Yo Son. Come over here a sec
I've got this headache, Be a good boy and give me some massage
Won't smoke ever again
This shalt breaketh the vow bwahahaha
Yo dad!! Off to work?
Mhm
Okay...good
Mummy!
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Excel Power Query Vs R Tidyverse - Duration: 5:04.
want to see how Excel power query stacks up to R Tidyverse? In one of my videos
titled why use R I talked about how R compares to the primary way that
people use Excel using formulas given that I've now produced a whole series of
videos on how Excel power query addresses some of these shortcomings of
traditional Excel formulas you might be keen to find out how the comparison now
stands and what do I recommend and use for my own analysis power query is
currently hands-down the best way to learn how to use Excel for beginner or
advanced users alike power query is incredibly easy to learn and use and it
enables users of all levels to carry out all of the data preparation work with a
few clicks of the mouse no VBA or even Excel formulas required not only is
power query easier it's also much better as it simultaneously automates all of
your processes with no additional work compared to traditional Excel power
query will save you hours power query introduces the concept of joins which is
an important concept all data analysts should know joins are similar to
vlookups but much more powerful and brings Excel into line with the way data
is merged with many other tools including all relational databases R
and Python learning to use joins removes many of the errors and capacity issues
that arise from using vlookups one of the key benefits of Excel is that it's
pretty much available everywhere since power query is built into Excel 2016 and
a free add-in for Excel 2010 and Excel 2013 it is also a very accessible tool
power query is pretty similar to some new big data wrangling tools such as
Alteryx and Trifacta these tools are much more
powerful but a licence for a tool such as Alteryx starts at around $5k per user
per year it's actually pretty worth it to spend this type of money for a few
users if you have a large data lake that you're working with however if all
you're going to do is merge a bunch of Excel and CSV files then you can do that
for free in power query the data wrangling workflow in power query is much more
similar to the same process you would do in something like R or Python than it is
to Excel data wrangling with formulas the fact that it can be done with no
code makes it a nice easy way to start using professional workflows in your
everyday work one button in power query is roughly equivalent to one function in R
here are ten benefits to switching to code over sticking with button clicks
1. code has many more options available and is easier to configure especially
for more complex jobs 2. it's actually much faster to implement once you get
familiar with a few commands 3. easier to reuse across different pieces
of work 4. it's easier to audit 5. enables version control 6. handles not
just data wrangling but also analysis visualization and production 7. gets
data into other tools not just Excel 8. it runs faster 9. it can be used on
larger datasets and 10. it can be run automatically without needing to open an
application like Excel given all of these benefits my preference would
always be to use code over power query even though I use R to carry out all of
my data wrangling I still use power query anytime I want to
load data into Excel this makes it very easy to update excel files if the source
data changes the traditional way of just opening a data file and working on it in
Excel means that any work done to the file will need to be redone if the data
changes I appreciate that a lot of people will find learning code too
intimidating or perhaps the amount of time they spend working with data does
not justify it for people who don't need to do a lot of data preparation or
people who would like a gentler transition into a more professional data
wrangling workflow power query is a really good option
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What Would Happen If A Planet Explodes? - Duration: 3:44.
Hey there, welcome to Life Noggin.
A few days ago, Triangle Bob and I were doing some lab experiments and blowing things up...
for research, I promise.
but then it got Triangle Bob thinking of some bigger stuff.
like what would happen if a planet exploded.
I'm gonna answer that question Triangle Bob, but just know this is all hypothetical.
The Earth is made up of iron, nickel, magnesium, silicon, and smaller concentrations of other
elements.
These are all pretty stable, so we don't have to worry about them randomly bursting
into flames.
Other planets aren't so lucky though.
Take Jupiter for example.
This gas giant is composed mostly of hydrogen, which can be extremely flammable when combined
with oxygen and some kind of energy, like a flame.
This reaction does produce some water but it also creates a big explosion.
If some alien army or evil corporation found a way to introduce massive amounts of oxygen
in just the right way, a huge boom could rip the entire planet apart!
Obviously this has never happened, at least that we know of.
Another hypothetical scenario that could result in a planet exploding?
A really, really, really bad asteroid collision.
The infamous Chicxulub asteroid hit earth 66 million years ago wiped out the dinosaurs.
It came down on what is now Mexico's Yucatan peninsula and made a pretty big dent but thankfully,
the planet stayed in one piece.
This asteroid was about 9 kilometers in diameter and it hit the planet at about 64,000 kilometers
per hour.
Even with all that force, it only carved out a chunk of Earth a few kilometers deep.
Asteroids that are bigger, denser, or made of different materials could have the ability
to hit us with enough power to shatter our planet.
We don't know exactly the specifics of how horrible this asteroid would have to be but,
to be honest, I don't really want to find out.
If an asteroid collision could have the potential to obliterate our Earth, what would happen
if we had a run-in with another planet?
Surprisingly, in some cases, if they collided, they wouldn't explode or shatter.
If one of the planets is young and in what's referred to an embryonic stage, they could
actually do exactly the opposite and fuse together to form one giant planet!
Some scientists think this is what happened when Earth was struck by a very young planet
they call Theia about 4 and a half billion years ago.
According to new research from UC Davis, it's believed that when two planets do collide,
it may form what's called a synestia -- a donut-shaped cloud of vaporized rock.
They stay this way for a few hundred years, which is like a split second in the galactic timeline.
They shrink and cool under pressure, creating one planet.
You'd think that since our solar system is pretty well formed at this point, we'd
be safe from this kind of planetary collision, but that's actually not the case.
In 2008, astronomers were observing a star system about the same age as our sun just
300 light-years from us.
They saw two planets collide with extreme force creating what scientists say would've
been a complete mass extinction if there was any kind of life on either planet.
Before this, it was thought that star systems that had been around as long as ours has were
safe from this kind of fate, but unfortunately, the opposite seems to be true.
When it comes to apocalyptic scenarios like exploding planets, it's easy to feel a little down.
But remember that it's very unlikely any of these events will happen in our lifetime,
so get out there and enjoy this beautiful planet we get to call home.
Are there any other catastrophic events you want us to look into?
Let us know in the comment section below.
Curious to know how we can build our own planet? Definitely check out this video!
We'd want it to be in a habitable zone
which means the planet should have an orbit the right distance from its star
to ensure optimal temperatures and most importantly, liquid water.
as always, my name is Blocko, this has been Life Noggin, don't forget to keep on thinking.
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Trump's Starburst Power Play - The Opposition w/ Jordan Klepper - Duration: 3:45.
We've got new details out
about the recent G7 meeting in Canada,
when our so-called "allies" tried to bully Trump
into signing the summit communiqué,
which is French for "dumb letter."
Check it.
Trump was sitting there with his arms crossed.
He said, okay, he'll sign it.
And at that point, he stood up,
uh, he put his hand in his pocket--
his suit jacket pocket--
and he took two Starburst candies out,
threw them on the table,
and said to Merkel, uh, "Here, Angela,
don't say I never give you anything."
(chuckles): Hoo-hoo-hoo.
You just got candy burnt, Merkel.
This is why Trump's a strong leader.
He's got brains, balls,
and a jacket full of candy.
Nothing weird about an old man walking around,
handing out candy.
I imagine how happy the PR team over at Starburst is right now,
frantically calling the Tic Tac people on the phone
and screaming, "What the (bleep) do we do now?!"
Which reminds me, libs,
you say Trump doesn't respect women.
What do you call giving the most powerful woman in the world
two warm pocket Starbursts?
That's respect.
And, sure, it was the yellow ones,
but the flavors of Starburst Superfruit
pack a super intense, bodacious punch.
(chuckles)
(bell ringing)
Tim Baltz, I turn to you!
(cheering and applause)
How boss
was Trump's Starburst power play?
Jordan, I know this seems like the funniest thing to happen
at a G7 meeting since Silvio Berlusconi
Smirnoff Iced Tony Blair.
But I am not laughing.
Because this proves once again
that America is the world's candy man.
Everybody's just dying to get
on America's sweet, sweet candy teat.
Well, here you go, you globalist parasites.
Take our candy, 'cause we're the candy man!
All they do is take, take, take!
First, you're giving Starbursts to the Germans.
Then, the next thing you know, you're throwing Necco Wafers
at all the Canadians!
Almond Joy at the Frenchies!
And pretty soon, you're delicately placing
soggy Junior Mints into the mouth of every Irishman,
your fingers touching their thin, wet lips
and thick, dry tongues.
-So much grosser than I thought it'd be. -Yeah.
Exactly, Jordan.
My fingers are wet from your mouth.
But that's life when you're the world's candy man.
People always ringing my doorbell,
thrusting a bag in my face,
demanding a treat.
Children, even. I'd say mostly children.
And they're always dressed up as my favorite movie characters,
like Batman or Moana. Why?
Because they're too afraid to confront the candy man.
Well, here's your candy, you grubby little Spider-Men!
T-Tim, I think you're talking about Halloween.
Well, every day's Halloween when you're the candy man!
People just want to suck you dry!
Oh, oh, Daddy Landlord wants his rent check.
Sorry! I only pay in candy!
Great, the IRS wants back taxes.
Fine! Fund your abortions with my candy!
Meanwhile, the scrooges down at the candy store are all,
"You can't pay for candy with more candy."
Oh, yeah?! Watch me, candy man!
'Cause you're dealing with the candy man!
Where did you get all that candy?!
A candy truck tipped over in front of my house.
Christmas for the candy man!
Which, uh, by the way, Jordan, reminds me...
(chuckles) don't say I, uh,
never gave you anything.
Tim Baltz, the candy man.
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Karen Bass - Fighting for Comprehensive (and Humane) Immigration Reform | The Daily Show - Duration: 8:08.
Immigration.
From the start of Trump's time in office,
his administration has been working hard
to shut that shit down.
They cut down on visas,
they kicked out refugees,
they screwed over the DACA kids,
and even ramped up deportations.
So it's a scary time to be an immigrant in America.
In fact, it's gotten so bad that, during the World Cup,
all the announcers on Telemundo have started whispering.
Like, "He passes to the winger. And...
(quietly): "goal...
Shh."
So, every day,
the Trump administration has been inching closer
to their goal of being the Norway of the West.
But after enacting their latest policy
of taking children away from their parents at the border,
they seem to have hit a wall.
The battle over the Trump administration's
zero tolerance policy on immigration is intensifying,
with lawmakers in both parties
condemning it as cruel and inhumane.
REPORTER: Members of the president's own party say
the policy is un-American.
Former first lady, Laura Bush, wrote...
(reading):
Evangelicals, people like Franklin Graham,
calling it disgraceful.
Cardinal Do-Dolan called it unjust.
The Pope tweeted this.
(reading):
Damn. If even the Catholic Church
is judging you for how you treat children,
you done (bleep) up.
(cheering and applause)
And...
and it's not hard... it's not hard to see
why anyone with a soul is upset, right?
We've all heard the stories about traumatized children,
the federal government deporting parents but keeping their kids.
Uh, we've even seen images of how Homeland Security
is holding some of these children in cages.
There's no way that you can defend this,
unless you work at Fox & Friends.
Because, uh, I don't know if you guys know this,
but, apparently, that cage is not a cage.
We got from the Border Patrol some of the images
inside these detention facilities.
Look, I'm from a farm community.
To me, I see the chain-link fences.
It's more like a... like a security pen to me.
You do see some fencing.
Uh, but, keep in mind...
Some have referred to them as cages.
But, keep in mind, this is a great, big warehouse facility
where they built walls out of chain-link fences.
Wow. I never, ever thought
I would hear a positive spin on detaining children.
Just like, "Look, I'm a cage half full kind of guy, you know?
"Uh, after all, what is a chain-link fence
"if not a wall made of silver linings?
I mean, think about it."
Look, man, we're not idiots.
A cage is a cage.
Can you imagine if Fox & Friends did the announcing for WWE?
Those fights would suck.
ANNOUNCER: And now we have two great friends
standing on a chain-link partition.
They are really enjoying their time
on this fence-like structure
that is in no way a cage.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, he's helping him to the ground.
Look at that, an opportunity to get a new table!
So positive, man. So positive.
Now, some have argued
that, although these images of the cages are disturbing,
those kids that have been separated from their parents
only stay there for 72 hours.
The first 72 hours.
After that, they get a free upgrade.
REPORTER: Nearly 1,500 boys between ten and 17 years old
now live in a converted big-box store.
We're shown the boys' rooms,
meant for four beds, now with five.
Classrooms for civics and English lessons.
The kids play video games,
shoot pool, and play foosball.
They're getting school and soccer and video games
and three squares and two snacks and plenty of sleep.
They are being fed well.
They, uh, go on field trips.
The staff there give them toiletries.
They give them new clothes.
The conditions that they're in here in America,
where they have good meals,
they have air conditioning, they have TV...
They're being treated much better
than most of the conditions I'm being told they left.
Yeah, okay. You know what, maybe you're right.
Maybe these detention centers
are nicer than where these kids were living in Honduras,
but that's not really the point.
The point is the federal government
is effectively stealing kids away from their parents.
Like, if some guy in an unmarked van
took your kids from the park,
the last thing you'd be worried about as a parent
is how nice the van was
or whether they had the good candy.
It wouldn't be like, "Ma'am, your child was kidnapped."
"Oh, no!" "By a man driving a Bentley."
"Oh. Oh, wow, oh.
"Okay, you can stop looking.
Yeah, you can stop looking."
No. Nobody's thinking like that.
(cheering and applause)
And you know what's been particularly shameful
is how the Trump administration
has tried to sidestep the backlash.
For instance, this is Kirstjen Nielsen,
the secretary of Homeland Security
and IKEA bookshelf.
According to her,
the administration had nothing to do with this at all.
Parents who entered illegally are, by definition, criminals.
By entering our country illegally,
often in dangerous circumstances,
illegal immigrants have put their children at risk.
Congress and the courts created this problem,
and Congress alone can fix it.
This administration did not create a policy
of separating families at the border.
We are a country of compassion.
We are a country of heart.
Okay, no, I'm sorry. That's some bullshit, right?
That's just some bullshit.
(cheering and applause)
"We're a country of compassion, a country of heart"?
You can't do a fatality on someone
and then call it friendship. That's not how it works.
Because this administration did create this policy.
All right, it's pretty ballsy to blame Congress for it
when three people from your administration
already said it was a Trump team idea.
Right, this is... It's BS.
It's like if Beethoven said that Beethoven's Fifth
was written by Johann Nepomuk Hummel.
First of all, Beethoven, your name is in the title.
Okay? We know that. And second, we all know
that Hummel's work relied more heavily on the piano
and on pressing the limits of modernity.
Don't even front on that shit, man!
Sorry. Classical music. Anyway...
And, like, here's the thing.
(applause)
Nielsen's deceptiveness doesn't even come close
to the commander in chief.
Because, like his space force, his lies are out of this world.
President Trump falsely blaming Democrats for his own policy.
I hate it. I hate the children being taken away.
The Democrats have to change their law.
That's their law. They were forced...
(reporters clamoring)
That... Quiet. Quiet.
That's the Democrats' law.
We can change it tonight.
We can change it right now.
I will leave here... No, no.
You need their votes. You need their votes.
All right, first of all,
no one believes that the Democrats are to blame here.
The Democrats are like an iPhone 5 at 5:00 p.m.
They have no power, all right?
(laughter and applause)
In fact... in fact...
the Democrats have a bill in Congress right now
that would stop the government from separating
undocumented kids from their parents,
but because no Republicans have signed on,
they can't get it passed.
So, look, President Trump, you got two options, man.
Either you can own the fact that this was your plan all along
and you don't hate this policy of keeping kids in cages,
or you can call up the one person in America
with more power than you:
Beyoncé.
-Because... -(cheering and applause)
because if anyone knows
how to organize an epic release, it's her.
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Doctor Strange Reference Scene & Doc Ock Scene | Spider-Man 2 (2004) HD - Duration: 3:58.
It's all over town, Robbie. Gossip. Rumors.
Panic in the streets, if we're lucky.
Crazy scientist turns himself into some kind of a monster.
Four mechanical arms welded right onto his body.
Guy named Otto Octavius winds up with eight limbs. What are the odds?
Hoffman!
What are we gonna call this guy?
- "Dr. Octopus." - That's crap.
- "Science Squid"? - Crap!
- "Dr. Strange." - That's pretty good.
But it's taken. Wait, wait! I got it. "Dr. Octopus."
- I like it. - Of course you do.
Dr. Octopus. New villain in town. "Doc Ock."
- Genius. - What, are you looking for a raise?
Get out.
Chief, I found Parker.
Where you been? Why don't you pay your phone bill.
Mad scientist goes berserk, we don't have pictures!
I heard Spider-Man was there.
Where were you? Photographing squirrels? You're fired.
Chief, the planetarium party.
You're un-fired. I need you, come here.
What do you know about high society?
- Oh. Well, I... - Don't answer that.
My society photographer got hit in the head by a polo ball. You're all I got.
Big party for an American hero. My son, the astronaut.
Could you pay me in advance?
You serious? Pay you for what? Standing there?
The planetarium, tomorrow night, 8:00. There's the door.
My Rosie's dead.
My dream is dead.
And these...
...monstrous things should be at the bottom of the river...
...along with me.
Something...
...in my head.
Something talking.
The inhibitor chip!
Gone.
Rebuild.
No.
Peter was right.
I miscalculated.
I couldn't have miscalculated.
It was working, wasn't it?
Yes.
We could rebuild. Enlarge the containment field.
Make it bigger and stronger than ever.
But we need money.
Steal it?
No, no, no, I'm not a criminal.
That's right.
The real crime would be not to finish what we started.
We'll do it here.
The power of the sun in the palm of my hand.
Nothing will stand in our way.
Nothing!
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Spider-Man 2 Car Chase Scene & Usher Scene | Spider-Man 2 (2004) HD - Duration: 4:55.
Rent!
Where is my money?!
You seem jittery tonight.
You never know who's coming.
Ladies, five minutes. Five minutes.
How'd you do that?
Work out, plenty of rest.
You know, eat your green vegetables.
That's what my mom is always saying. I just never actually believed her.
Come on. Go.
Keep it steady.
It's a web.
Go, Spidey, go!
We got trouble!
Get me down!
I am more than content with what Mr. Moncrieff said.
His voice alone inspires one with absolute credulity.
Then you think we should forgive them?
Yes.
I mean, no.
Hey. Hey. Hey, chief. You park there, I'm towing it.
Whatever.
Shoelace.
You might want to...
- Can I help you? - Yeah, I've come to see the show.
Oh, I'm sorry, sir. No one will be seated after the doors are closed.
It helps maintain the illusion.
I understand.
Miss Watson, she's a friend of mine. She asked me to come.
But not to come late.
I have to see this show. Just let me in, I'll stand in the...
Listen, can't you...?
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