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Hi, I'm James Ledbetter the editor in chief at Inc. magazine and inc.com and I'm

thrilled today to be talking to Anthony Casalena the founder of Squarespace

Anthony thanks for having us here thank you for coming down

let's start at the beginning how was Squarespace born it started about we're

a little over 15 years old right now and it started back in my dorm room at the

University of Maryland I wanted to make a website for myself and I was really

unhappy with a lot of the a lot of the a lot of the tools out there on the market

you to get a website together that had a couple pages and you know a blog or a

photo gallery that was hosted you needed to combine all these different pieces of

software really yeah I mean we're talking 2003 yeah look you buy the

domain in one place and you have to like have to download this software and you

mush em all together the blogging software is different than the

page building software different than the statistics out like so you had up

put all these things together I thought that was really clunky but it was also

that you know I'm somebody who really cares about design and I care about the

way things look and I care about the way things are presented and how they work

and even if I could smash all the software together which I could do

because I'm admit it was an engineer it still wouldn't be cohesive and so really

those were the two reasons for starting Squarespace how did you raise money so

the first money to start it came from my parents they gave me 30 grand and as

they remember the story it's something that sounds like we've always supported

you we've always believed it cetera et cetera until I asked for 30 grand

yeah and then that's a couple hours did they see it or were they just kind of

humoring you or they knew I put a lot like I've been making I've been

programming so I was a kids making things putting it out there this is not

a completely crazy thing for me to do and you know I really put the entire

thing together except for the part that cost money right I mean I I needed the

money for servers like register back back at the time we were done in set of

servers initial hosting costs and actually a logo I couldn't draw the logo

but I could do you know the software I can make the website I pretended to do

the marketing you know it's I did all that I was just like I need this last

thing to to go presume you're out of the dorm at

this point I am out of the dorm at this point where is the office so I left

University from University of Maryland in 2005 I moved to New York in 2006 and

so before I added some people I was literally in my like ridiculous

apartment that I moved into here post college with complete strangers and

there was no office I would just run it from my from my like random five bedroom

apartment in Chelsea Wow yeah it's kind of crazy and then

eventually you know after doing that for a while it gets it gets tiring I mean it

gets it gets- makes it kind of crazy I mean you can wake up go to work

work is ten feet away from you go to sleep like that that's the rough so I

eventually got him and he's like before we were kids if I remember renting a

desk from architect who I met on Craigslist and moving into an office

downtown just to mix things up and then you know we when we started actually

adding people here in New York got a small small office to fit maybe seven or

seven or ten people on a Center Street yeah how long were you a one-man show

about three years I had some contractors at the time but you know it was it was

just me doing the majority the work for a while what was the moment where you'd

said it I've really got to hire somebody now I was very comfortable doing a lot

of the aspects of the business kind of myself it it just started to get

overwhelming I mean like at some point you start to set a goal for yourself you

you know spend three months working on something and you realize like well I

just spent the month doing accounting and them customer support and then you

know XY and Z and like I missed I'm not I'm not moving this thing forward and so

it was very clear I needed to I needed to grow the team out a little bit it

sounds a little bit like it's a it starts off like a kind of passion

project slash hobby slash mmm maybe there's a business here yeah but at some

point it becomes a genuine big thing and I'm curious what that felt like when

that period was for you by about 2010 I realized that the the software that I

had made that you know was primarily a blog centric piece of software

created an era that was you know five years in the internets forever you know

was probably not going to power the future of websites you know browsers

have gotten more sophisticated people you know this opportunity to use

JavaScript and hardware accelerated CSS on websites you know you could put big

fullscreen imagery on sites and a lot of the people here were really excited

about making sites like that and so what we did is we started rewriting the

entire platform around 2010 in our case rewriting was a really really positive

move for us really big deal we took the lessons of the past you know six or

seven years and built a system that really could create any kind of website

and really push the web forward we look at with Squarespace six we launched that

in 2012 and so with that platform we could go beyond just you know blog

centric websites and into portfolios and we had a focus around small business we

had you know we really were like hey like what are the categories to care

about and how can we do this and do you see demand for all these kinds of sites

so we evolved from just being a blogging platform to being a site building

platform in China tell me about the decision to advertise in the Superbowl

now what who made that decision presumably is you and what what was the

discussion like leading up to it so I think the idea of it had always kind of

floated around in in kind of culture here right they people joke it could be

a joke it's like well we should just do the Superbowl ad or whatever I mean so

I've done advertising we've done advertising from the moment I launched

it right I spent you know 200 bucks on AdWords and made a hundred bucks and

then spent 300 bucks on AdWords and made a couple more hundred bucks and like so

that was very natural and then you know when pot when AdWords sort of started to

top out it was like okay we reward we go next what ended up happening is we just

kept growing channels right and so you would go from AdWords to podcast to

radio to internet radio to Internet video to out of home to subways to and

you just you kind of to television you just kind of kept going and at some

point while it was a really big leap for us to do such a concentrated buy it was

like well how do we how do we how do we take a really big

step forward but I'm in there is a film about me being me is it a movie about

other people being inside you sure why not

what's really cool is it's 30 seconds that you're spending an immense amount

of money for and it really makes you think about what is your message and how

do you get that across in 37 yes and I'm not saying we've always nailed it with

every single spot and we've had different strategies year after year but

it became this kind of like rallying moment where it was like okay can we

really articulate what we're about in a way that resonates with people really

really really quickly are we confident enough with that message

also John you went from this long period of being kind of a one-man band yeah to

being the maestro of a very large order and and how how has that changed how has

it changed your day-to-day and how does it change you as a leader so it's

changed me as a person I think immensely and it's changed my day-to-day

substantially I mean you know 15 years ago I would have been doing programming

most of the day and then doing copywriting and running the AdWords and

installing servers and doing the uptime monitoring and network stuff I mean like

I did all that stuff answering the customer support which I

did for years and now you know my job is much more about communication hiring

having strategic conversations with people accountability you know just just

those sorts of things you're very different management which is different

it's a completely different skill set than everything I was doing before it's

literally you know going from an individual contributor right doing all

these different things to somebody whose main job is frankly dealing with people

yeah and how is that been I mean have you have you found what what what's the

biggest challenge that you found in that scaling up of duties people I mean like

you know it's it's a joke around about it but like I think just having I'm not

saying I've fully solved any of this but I think the moments of self-awareness

when things start to go wrong and you've realized you've made a huge structural

mistake or you've hired the wrong person you you know it neglected to do

something I think that I think that that stuff for me has been really you know

it's helped me grow a lot right because I mean things go wrong and really don't

have anyone to blame but myself and so when things go wrong I try to ask myself

why and what could I do in the future to not get myself in that kind of position

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Intermittent Fasting vs Calorie Restriction (The No BS Truth) - Duration: 8:38.

all right so let's talk about the big debate between caloric restriction and

intamin fasting so there are many different types of intamin flossing

which you can do like not eating for 16 hours per day not eating for 20 hours

per day not eating for 22 hours per day you get the point

some people do alternative day fasting where they eat frequent meals one day

and fast the next there are many different ways to do it but what intamin

fasting is is basically intermittently not eating for at least 812 hours the

big debates between caloric restriction and intamin fasting is simple the people

on the instrument fasting side you could say claim that because intamin fasting

decreases your insulin levels this is going to increase fat loss more so than

eating the same amount of food and protein and eating more frequent meals

their logic is that eating more frequent meals causes more frequent spikes in the

hormone insulin and when insulin has increased fat lipolysis the release of

fat isn't able to occur so therefore eating less frequently even

if you're consuming the same amount of food is thus going to be better for fat

loss before I get into that debate specifically let's talk about how in

term the fasting does actually affect your hormones because not eating food

does have direct impacts on your hormones so the first thing that's going

to happen as I just mentioned is a decrease in insulin insulin is a hormone

released by beta cells in your pancreas and its role is basically to shuttle

glucose and amino acids into cells after you consume food so let's say you eat a

meal of rice chicken and broccoli insulin is going to increase in order to

shuffle the glucose from the rice and the chicken and the amino acids into

your cells so if you don't eat insulin isn't going to spike and your bodies are

going to be burning fat right you're going to be releasing fat from your

cells another hormonal change which has been shown to happen when you do

intimate fasting is an increase in human growth hormone which is responsible for

growth right and in the human body so this doesn't necessarily mean that

you're going to experience massive muscle growth because of the increase in

growth hormone when you fast but it's more like your response

mechanism to the lack of food to give you energy by mobilizing fat and

increasing glucose availability another thing you're going to see when you fast

as an increase in catecholamines there are certain catecholamines like norpro

nephron which are going to be released when the body is under the stress of

fasting and this can help to break down fat cells when you think about fasting

it and it makes sense the argument where people say it's better for fat loss

because if you have no energy coming in from food it makes sense that your body

would then turn to its own fat stores to increase fat loss this is what happens

when liver glycogen runs out your body is going to begin producing ketone

bodies like beta hydroxy butyrate and this happens because your body is

breaking down its own fat when it enters that state of ketosis after a certain

period of time of fasting how long this takes depends on a number of factors for

example if you exercise you're gonna deplete a liver glycogen quicker and

enter that same ketosis quicker but generally it's gonna happen from between

8 to 12 hours for most people that's why most of us are actually producing more

ketone bodies upon waking up because we've been fasting throughout the night

before we eat breakfast and break our fast breakfast another claim into how

intamin fasting may be better for fat loss is because of the effect that has

on our metabolism so for a long time there was a dogma that said that

frequent meals is going to boost your metabolism by sort of feeding the fire

right keeping your metabolism going however the research has shown this

isn't true at all and in fact some research but keep in mind it's very

preliminary shows that intimate fasting may slightly increase your metabolism by

between 3.6 to 14% short-term and then as you fast much longer right for

several days there's a down regulation in your metabolism to conserve energy

and increase your chances of survival but short-term fasting may slightly

increase your metabolism however it may not be significant enough to make any

sort of drastic increase in fat loss compared to someone eating the same

amount of food now when we actually turn to the evidence which compares total

caloric intake total protein intake and you have one group that's eating

frequently and one group that's doing insulin

fasting the research actually shows that it doesn't matter whether you're eating

two meals or six meals or eight meals if you're eating the same amount of

calories and protein then your fat loss is actually going to be the same over

time it doesn't matter whether you do one meal per day or ten mils per day if

calories and protein are the same you're going to get the same results

I mentioned protein because protein is important to control for because protein

is the most thermogenic food group all foods you know that have carbs fat and

protein are going to require energy to digest

however protein is the most thermogenic and it requires the most calories to

burn so you know if you have one person eating the same amount of calories but

really really high protein another person eating the same amount of

calories but really low protein the person eating more protein is going to

lose more fat because of that thermic effect of food so that's important to

keep in mind but basically meal timing is irrelevant or near irrelevant for

body composition as long as protein and calories are controlled form we've seen

this with controlled metabolic world studies of low carb diets just as a

comparison because carbohydrates out of all foods spike insulin the most of the

most insulin or genic so the hypothesis here is the same for a ketogenic diet if

you lower carbs low enough you're not gonna be sparking insulin and therefore

you're going to increase fat loss but we saw in the study when every factor was

controlled for as well as possible both the ketogenic group and the standard

American diet group lost 1.1 pounds of fat the exact same amount of a fat over

one month even though one group had much higher insulin level so this in itself

makes it very clear that you know insulin is important right when insulin

is increased lipolysis is inhibited however if you're eating the same amount

of calories in protein it doesn't really matter you know you eat a big meal you

have a big insulin spike you eat smaller meals you have small insulin spikes but

as long as the total amount of calories are the same then that loss isn't going

to be different between one person or the other now I'm a big fan of intimate

fasting so I don't want this video to seem like I'm ripping into it but the

truth is that intimate or fasting works because of how it can help you decrease

your appetite and better manage your calories puts

simply it's much harder to overeat calories if you're only consuming two

meals per day in comparison to six you just have a lower chance of over

consuming food another reason is because in termina fasting and may decrease your

appetite when the liver glycogen is depleted and you begin to produce ketone

bodies and you enter that safe ketosis there is some preliminary research which

shows that your appetite may be reduced so this may be another reason why in

some enforcing helps to reduce your appetite and help you consume less it's

just harder to eat more food when you're doing intermittent fasting so that's why

people get such quick and amazing results when they only eat once per day

it has nothing to do with insulin the other cool thing is that intimate

fasting does have some potential health benefits even when calories in protein a

control for like decreased inflammation increased brain derived neurotrophic

factor BDNF increased mitochondrial biogenesis there's a lot of animal and

human research looking into the potential you know anti-aging benefits

of intamin fasting so it's definitely worth doing if you enjoy it and it helps

you get results but it's definitely not required to get to where you want to be

in terms of your body composition so that's it to conclude for the video

doing summon fasting if you want don't do intamin fasting if you don't want but

if you do it don't expect magical results if you overeat when you fast

you're still not going to lose weight regardless of what anybody says about

the scary insulin okay so stop overthinking about insulin and think

more about the total amount of you do you're consuming and the type of food

that you're consuming because that's what matters if you want to check out

another video I've made on whether training in a fasted state is better

than I urge you to click in the link in the description to watch that video and

learn more about where the fasted cardio that's gonna help you lose fat faster so

until next time guys I'll see you in the next video have a great day and leave

your thoughts in the comment section down below

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What Bounce is Right for Your Golf Wedges? - Duration: 5:54.

so does bounce matter well we're gonna find out if it does right now let's go

okay if you're new to the channel I do a lot of golf tips and drills and product

reviews so hit the subscribe button and the bell notification so you don't miss

anything today I'm at precision golf centers my

man Craig over here is setting up the the system what we're gonna do is I'm

gonna hit a sixty degree wedge I have five different 60-degree wedges all with

different bounces everything's the same except the bounce and so we're gonna I'm

gonna show you what happens when you just change the bounce just the bounce

angle on the club and we've got everything gonna be a different color

when we give you the data so we're gonna start with very little bounce for four

degrees for 8 10 12 and 14 degrees of Bounce and I'm gonna show you what it

does let's do it

so we'll start off with 60-degree wedge four degrees of Bounce so very little

bounce right so we'll change clubs to the eighth degree bounce plan will

change color I'm already seeing like more spin already with this club than

the previous Club try it a little lower ball flight will move on 10 degrees now

you'll also find you'll be a lot more consistent with one of the bounces

because it just matches your style your swing style better like whether you have

a steep or more shallow swing so so far the 10 degree

they're all right looking good let's go to swap

last one 14 degrees bounce then we'll look at the numbers

all right let's check out the numbers okay there's the red is the lowest

degree bounce the four so it definitely went the highest and then our highest

bounce is the is the purple sixty 14 and if you look here the purple is averaging

as the lowest as a lowest wedge and our distribution pattern is I mean it's

fairly consistent they all are the same shape but the purple is the closest the

purple is a tie so for me yeah but the purple is by far the tightest

and then you go up to the eight and then the four they'll the eighth by far the

largest it almost seems like as the bounce gets a little higher your

dispersion kind of gets a little tighter mm-hmm okay so the difference between

the four degree and the eight degree is is minimal its small but the difference

between a four degree and a 14 degree it's pretty big so you can definitely

see the last bounce and you can see it on every different Club it would

slightly go lower and lower and lower the ball height so and the distances

would be slightly different just a little bit but it can make a big

difference you know in your scoring clubs it's the difference between a

three foot putt or six foot putt or a six foot in a 10 foot pot just that

little bit and it's a difference in height to are you playing a place do you

need more height are you a low ball hitter do you want to hit it higher so

balance would be a huge factor for you in determining what club is gonna be

best for your game but you need to get that kind of stuff looked at and figured

out so you know what your club is what your gapping Tzar what your tendencies

are where you miss you need all that kind of data so that you can make the

best decision actually improve especially in your scoring zone you're

scoring clubs so a place like this precision golf centers you'll be able to

come in you get first hour free if you mentioned me

rhymed whatever but it's still a free hour for you so come in bring your stuff

and get set up and know what you're gonna do on the golf course before you

get there hit that like button subscribe to the channel I haven't done so already

check out precision golf centers link below we'll see you the next video

misses short game right here here we go girl this is your game call mrs. Roarke

and rotate that body a little bit feet closer together be closer together a

little bit yeah it's back and forth back and forth

oh boy do it come on girl oh my gosh

that's a shank there you go killed it

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Kivanc Tatlitug ❖ Organize Isler 2 ❖ Yilmaz Erdogan Interview ❖ **Turn on Closed captions** - Duration: 3:35.

Let's watch together.

Thank you. How are you?

I think you were just attending to Organize Isler's celebration dinner.

Yes. We have completed the filming. It was a recess dinner.

For about ten weeks only meaning the duration of filming,

Hmmm..

We are very happy with the outcome

Not sure how a person should talk about their own work,

but sometimes, during filming some things don't go as you planned.

In this project, everything went really well--

the work ...

the performances....

I am sincerely very happy about it.

We have heard a lot of news around Kivanc Tatlitug joining the cast,

and perhaps we will see him in a very different role this time. --Yes.

This will the first comedy work for Kivanc.

Perhaps this will be my very first movie that I have written in comedy style.

On the previous ones, I followed the irony, whether they were funny or not.

But I did not spend much effort to make it funny.

This one has a funnier plot. To be honest, this is funnier than others.

But while we are filming, we are not acting to make it funnier.

The scenario is funny, but we act serious.

Once again, Kivanc gave an outstanding performance that will not be forgotten for many years.

I want to congratulate him from here as well.

Because, for a person who has performed more in drama,

he performed in a different discipline.

He gave a first class performance.

Do you think, there will be sequel for Vizon Tele? Are you thinking about it?

Yes, there is thoughts around it.

To be honest yes there is ....

Actually,

a few years ago, I was writing the script for Vizon Tele 3,

but during that time, I broke my foot and I stopped.

I said 'few' years, but it has been a while, I think.

Maybe ten years.

But for Vizon Tele, I have some ideas. But the story is not complete in my head, therefore the project is not complete.

When it will become a reality, I'm not sure, but I have serious thoughts about it.

Once this movie premieres, around March or April

The poems are ready

I already read the most of it

and the recordings are ready.

But we put it on hold

around April or May.....

Yes, I love this song... And the scenery from Istanbul was beautiful.

Exactly! Let's show those scenes on the background...

But we did not see pictures of Kivanc Tatlitug and Bensu Soral from the celebration dinner.

They posed like this ....

Not that, but when I watched his last movie on TV, I really could not hold myself, and cried.

Which one was that?

The one playing with his son.

Ahh! I see....

Here is a shot from his latest movie character

All together hair, moustache, beard , you name it, he has it.

Don't you think he and his wife make a great couple? Their latest picture that they shared.

Yes, they are. They live a very happy life.

God bless them. May happiness stay with them.

And the Organize Isler 2 has a great crew.

And when I say Organized Works, it feels like we talk about crook work, strange, underground works...not even thinking about a movie..

I will write a book about this last ten years.

With all the names, clearly defined and net.

Get a permission from Yilmaz Erdogan and call your book Organize Isler...

I will write by the seconds, minutes, and dates.

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Traveling for NBA Workout! - Duration: 8:47.

superhot but I think of someone here right now I'm looking for them look good

yeah this is your hometown holy this guy with all these bags fancy suit look and

get it it's Sunday are you going to church today I've been make it to church

today but you just thought you'd still dress up ok that's good good thought

that counts how was it so I just got back from Spain it was awesome I can't

tell you what I'm doing what I did is the secret video I that's gonna well

link the video right here what he did it was no offense to people that play other

sports in the United States it was one of the most like inspirational sports

sporting thing I've ever received so I thought was pretty cool it is pretty

cool check this out when I travel travel tips I have this jacket you don't want

to bug in you when you're on the plane so what you do is you put this on you

put over your face our time is coming to an end but we'll meet again that was fun

and it was always good Airport layovers are so boring but when you have a friend

like it's great we went to the lounge we ate fancy food there we go I'll see you

in Salt Lake

I'm just kind of Memphis and currently waiting for my ride and I've been

traveling this suit all day and if you know have you ever been flying you know

that traveling is not the best but traveling in a suit is even worse so

gonna get to the hotel get some food stretch out a little bit

in sleep I'm miss Jenny this

the Grizzlies how you doing this is a video or do a video on YouTube

who's coming where you okay

okay your problem yeah it's fun

you are going to stay in place without my

I was going to kill the

the guy she's talking to dispatch because I it's

5:45 the other guy comes to 6:13 and takes 30 minutes to get to the hotel so

there's no points parrot driving all the way down so lady

is so sweet she reminds me of my Nana on my dad's side sweet Oh black lady oh my

gosh she's so sweet she does she wants to take me but she's trying to listen to

her dispatcher but we're in the old Lincoln just the dista Great Southern

hospitality she's so sweet and she seems like those ladies who seemed like

they would make some great cookies that's what she seems like she makes

some great cookies which makes a killer apple pie it's just the car smells like

grandma's house like not a bad smell but a grandma's house

hi so guys I'm in the room let me turn this TV down but guys like the hotels

right across from the FedEx Forum we're not familiar with the FedEx Forum

all right so over here is the FedEx Forum isn't that crazy

like I'm this close that all the actions happening down there look you want to go

check it out but I've been traveling all day and this is like a business trip so

I'd only think this is the time to be going out and exploring places shout out

to the Grizzlies for the room oh the room right this year first hitting the

bed for sleeping a shower for showering a bathtub for bathing a toilet poor you

sick us y'all gonna do that oh look 12 is 4 all right now it's time to get some

food and I'll talk to you guys before I go to bed

hey guys didn't plan on showing my food but gosh it looks way too good not to

show you guys so check this out

okay okay

let me talk to you guys for a second trying to be more energetic on here but

today I'm struggling I'm not I think what will make their vlogs they're

always like yeah I feel so good about myself

everything's so good did all the flights are catching up to me the food last

night has my stomach hurting so I won't even go into that but you guys know what

the deal is with that a toilet but there's always a life lesson in

something I feel like when you're going through something just look for a lesson

to be learned and you'll get a lot more out of it I mean I could easily say they

call my agent but hey I'm not feeling good I'm not gonna work out I could just

fight through it you know I mean I think you'll like there some days you just

kind of push through and today's one of those days it's a job interview like I

got to show up and I got to perform and I got to do the best that I can and give

the rest will be in God's hands so we're gonna make the most out of it you know

how we do

the workout was really hard it went really well though it was super hard

like I said it was kind of different because we took a break and then came

back but whoever they will everyone did good now I'm at the airport waiting for

my flight have a connecting flight in Dallas and then I will head home to see

jenny benny I'll get there at 12:00 so I'll get there tomorrow technically but

if you guys have any questions about this process and how it works and how

you get workouts comment below maybe I'll do a video on how do you get a

workout or what what's the process of that but until then I'm on another

flight glad you guys with me, we'll see ya

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all the latest and weather news forecasts watches warnings and tropical

weather boy oh boy Alabama got slammed yesterday with 8 to

10 inches of rain flooding was going on it was a total mess as flooding has been

happening all over the eastern and northeastern all the way down the Texas

and the South area everyone please stay safe my thoughts and prayers are with

you what we're looking at now is the name map this is what your forecast

should be for the next three days is set right now at 9:00 a.m. this morning on

Thursday mostly rain everywhere up in Montana all the way from the southern

tip of Texas all the way up into Virginia along the Appalachian border

there Jim I know you've been going through it buddy

hang in there it's got to get better we have some rain up in Wisconsin also in

Minnesota later on in the week this summit this is going to turn to snow in

area so let's crank our own up we'll go to 8:00 p.m. this evening

what will it be looking like some snow coming down from Canada into Montana and

a little teeny bit of snow in Wyoming mostly rain mostly rain at this time as

the cold fronts are progressing eastward you can see we have Pennsylvania more

rain West Virginia Virginia and also in Kentucky and it moves all the way down

into Alabama so we'll move up to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning Friday morning and

the Sonoma progressively gets a little murder in area still in Montana still up

in Wyoming that looks like a good swath of snow right in there for you guys

rain rain everywhere else as we move along and the day we'll go to 6 p.m.

tomorrow and the snow starts to dissipate still a little bit coming down

from Canada up in this area but for the most part the US has rain little teeny

bit of snow up in Montana Wyoming and South Dakota so we'll move up to around

midnight tomorrow night why will it be looking like mostly rain everywhere it

still got that snow hanging around in Canada and a little bit sneaks into

Wisconsin right up in here just a little bit everything else is rain and as far

as we can go out is 1 p.m. Saturday afternoon

looks like the East Coast is looking better and the latest run of the gfs map

courtesy of tropical tidbits let's turn it on and here's what's happening folks

we have a lingering frontal boundary drape from the mid-atlantic to the

western Gulf Coast now it's going to keep showers and thunderstorms in the

forecast through at least today now locally heavy rain will be possible with

excessive rainfall and flash flooding also being a threat due to the previous

days of rain especially across the Tennessee and lower Ohio valleys a wave

developing along this boundary in the mid-atlantic for today is going to be

moving up the coast by tomorrow and it will also help to enhance rainfall from

the central southern Appalachians to the southern New England area and this

region from the Tennessee Valley to the northern mid-atlantic is under a risk

for excessive rain and flash flooding today

once it's wave clears by the weekend the southern portion of the front may linger

a little longer which keeps showering weather in the forecast into Saturday

for portions of the southeast and Gulf Coast

we got another cold front also it's going to dip into the northern tier

stage today with scattered showers accompanying its passage across the

Upper Great Lakes area and the Midwest to the central plains and northern rocky

areas with cold Canadian air filtering in behind the front expects a mixing of

snow and the highest elevations with light accumulations possible just like I

showed you on the NAMM map now temperatures across the northern high

plains for today could be as much as 10 to 15 degrees below normal with these

cold readings dropping southward into the central plains by tomorrow meanwhile

upper level ridging holds strong across much of the western US into the weekend

keeping the weather warm and dry and this will only continue to elevate the

fire weather threat still got red flag warnings up and fire weather watches

there in effect across parts of the Great Basin and the central Rockies

expect compromise air quality that's right as well given from the smoke from

ongoing wildfire so your air quality is not going to be that great in these

areas and so far as severe weather a few strong to marginally severe storms

capable of isolated damaging winds will be possible today from Georgia to parts

of an evening so please keep that in mind if you're in these areas also

there's a track across the southern Appalachian Zone to Southeast Virginia

it's gonna happen overnight and the latest model guidance suggests modest

boundary layer heating will be noted from Georgia into North Carolina where

low-level lapse rates are expected to be relatively steep so there is a risk of

height Falls that are in the forecast also southeast of the higher terrain as

a result the boundary layer heating will provide confection development from

Georgia to North Carolina and confection will be encountered from the

ozone draped across southern Virginia to northern North Carolina it will

encounter somewhat greater low-level shear which may weaken the super cells

to some degree and that's a check of your weather in general today thanks so

much for watching I appreciate it a lot please share this information keep

everyone well aware of what's going on around them thanks for the likes the

comments and everything you do for me and as you can see right down here this

is Rosa coming up Rosa will probably be a hurricane big time but as it moves up

as you can see let it run through again right quick it should be dropped arm

strength or maybe even lower we'll have to wait and see when it does reach up in

this area of Arizona if anything changes with that and I think it's more severe

don't worry I'll put it up for you take care of my friends have a good day a

blessed day peace love and kindness to each of you and thanks for watching

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More Men Are Born After War - Duration: 5:15.

Here's the number of boys to every 100 girls born in France during the 20th century.

There's two major spikes during and after each World War.

It was the same in England and Wales...

Germany...

Actually pretty much every country and every major war since records began.

And no one knows why.

*Theme Music*

More male babies are born even in peacetime, most countries float around 105 boys to every 100 girls level.

But China and India bring the global average up to 109.

If you create a system where having a girl puts families at a disadvantage, then large numbers of infant girls will die.

The natural ratio may be slightly in favor of boys,

but they're more susceptible to disease in early childhood, and much more likely to die from accident or homicide.

By the time of 30 the ratio levels out to about one to one, and once when our eighties women tend to outnumber men by two to one.

The variation in the sex ratio as we get older is mostly due to human activity.

Yet we tend to assume the ratio at birth is free from influence. Each individual pregnancy being fairly random.

And it is.

But on a global scale trends do start to emerge.

Like more male babies being born immediately after or during major conflicts, dubbed the "returning soldier effect".

It's been observed many times in many countries.

It was most noticeable during the First and Second World War, probably due to the sheer number of casualties involved. But why?

It's certainly an evolutionary advantage,

nature's way of replacing the fallen men. But the mechanism of how it happens is still a mystery.

We know fathers determine the sex of a child.

Sperm either carries an X or Y chromosome and on average men have a fairly even distribution of X and Y sperm.

Yet the sex of a child

can be affected by all sorts of things; age of parents, height of parents, birth order, number of aunts and uncles, stress, and even latitude.

The question is, which of these are influenced by war?

Astudy of babies born in Denmark between 1980 and 1993

showed that younger fathers are slightly more likely to produce boys. War kills a lot of young men,

But those that do survive tend to "celebrate" more than usual. In the US

an entire generation was named after the post war sexual activity of their parents.

Unfortunately, not enough data was collected about the age of fathers during World War one and two, to draw any concrete links to the returning

soldier effect. But it's likely to have had some contribution.

Many studies have actually linked stress to a decrease of male births. The sex ratio fell in Japan after their 1995 earthquake, East

Germany following economic collapse in '91, and during the Great London Smog of '52. This implies

there's something unique to war. Despite being one of the biggest causes of national stress the sex ratio increases.

Some have theorised that the jubilation of a war ending, or loved ones returning could have the opposite effect.

The relief of stress causing a surge in male births.

This would explain the distinction between war and other disasters. Earthquakes

and market crashes don't have a definitive end that calls for celebration.

But this theory still doesn't address the increase of male births during war, the biological mechanisms are still mostly unknown, and

national relief is almost impossible to quantify.

Taller men have more boys. Here's the height distribution of British soldiers that died during the First World War.

The mean height was 166.26 centimeters, for surviving soldiers

it was 168.63 centimeters, a difference of 2.37 - or just under an inch. Based on height alone

surviving soldiers were 5% more likely to father sons.

7 times the actual increase of Britain sex ratio following World War One. In order to account for the change

1/7th of Britain's male population would have had to have seen combat.

In reality 1/3rd did. If anything the mystery is why more male babies weren't born.

This is probably the most accepted theory, but studies with bigger samples

and another countries are required before we can say the height difference is the definitive cause.

And still debate continues as to why taller men are more likely to survive war, or why they're more likely to have sons.

Essentially a huge amount of research into sex determination is still waiting to be done.

For example,

here's the sex ratio at birth of every country in the world against the distance from the equator to their capital city.

On average the closer you are to the equator, the more likely you are to have girls. And whether this is due to temperature,

economics, or genetics is completely unknown.

All we do know is that sex determination may not be as random as we once thought. Our actions

(deliberate or not) have an impact on the global sex ratio. The long-term effects of which are still to be seen. As we enter an

age of designer babies and sex selective engineering, our influence and

responsibility over the human sex ratio becomes greater than ever.

And now a message from top patreon supporter Aleksei, "A summary isn't everything - truth is inherently nuanced.

Investigation that gives life meaning is worth doing. And in 2018, the greatest library is in your hand."

Thank you to Aleksei and all supporters. I've recently had videos demonetised by YouTube,

so Patreon is really helping to keep the channel active.

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Hyundai i30 fastback – test – Jest Pięknie za kierownicą [ENG SUBS] - Duration: 5:18.

This is Hyundai i30 fastback. So, a normal i30 with glued-on butt? And how do you pronounce Hyundai, anyway?

Here are 9 things you wanted to know about the car.

Usually when I start working on the script, I write down my thoughts about the car.

Is it roomy, is it comfy, does it drive well, is it fuel efficient, is the boot big. With i30 fastback, I came to a conclusion pretty quick but I decided to ask you what would you like to know about this car.

Is it practical? I think so. There's quite a lot of space inside, there are compartments, the door bins will fit a few water bottles, there are USB and 12V sockets for charging.

The seats are comfy, and heated – same as the steering wheel.

When I'm making this video, its 20C, but trust me, heated steering wheel is a godsend in November or February.

The boot is bigger than in the hatchback version – it's 450 litres. It's very good, but that's taking into account the space under the floor, on the spare tyre.

The boot itself has a normal shape, there are shopping hooks as well.

The trim level is... nothing to write home about, really. There's no satnav or rear view camera, only the beepers.

I couldn't care less about the satnav, because that's what these big smartphones are for, but a rear view camera is sth I'd like to have.

Especially with poor backwards visibility.

And the fuel consumption? I managed to get 6.7 litres / 100 kms and I think that's the best one can do. That's a bit above what Hyundai promises, but not a lot.

Moreover, I like this engine. Driving is uncomplicated, albeit not perfect.

I'm not sure if it's the gearbox or the engine as such, but quick start is impossible. So, you have to take it into account when merging. But when you drive, it's OK.

Someone asked about the sound system. I really can't say much as I hardly ever listen to music while driving. But maybe I should? Hyundai i30 fastback is soundproofed, but...

During filming, Marek was honking at me to get my attention. I didn't hear a thing. But driving behind him, I heard every noise his car would make. Also, when driving faster, the car is noisy and unpleasant.

If you have a good playlist for driving, put it in the comments, thanks!

Wiper fluid that goes over the car to the car in the back is not pleasant – especially if you're the one in the back and you're in a convertible. Thankfully, that's not a problem here.

[this is about pronouncing the name „Hyundai" in different countries, especially Poland, so it's untranslatable]

Lastly, someone asked if this car is as boring as VW Jetta and would I buy it. Tbh, I don't remember driving a Jetta, so I can't compare these two. But yes, Hyundai i30 fastback is hardly exciting.

I wouldn't buy it today because I'm not in a market for a car at all, but were I to buy an unassuming, decent car to drive around city and on trips, why not?

And what do you think about Hyundai i30 fastback? And how do you pronounce the name? Let me know in the comments. Also, follow me on Instagram – there are cars, food and my cat, Frankie.