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How to Make Henry Phillip's Anytime Chili || Henry's Kitchen - Duration: 5:32.
- Hi, I'm Henry Phillips.
And, I've been cooking for almost six years now.
And, I've been teaching it for even longer.
And, when the folks at Thrillist approached me
about making my own master chef class,
I took this as an opportunity to share
the vast amounts of knowledge that I've accumulated
over the last six years.
And, in case you're not familiar with my work,
we've handpicked some of my
more popular recipes to show you.
Starting with this one, that started it all.
Henry's Anytime Chili for One.
Hello, and welcome to Henry's Kitchen.
Where today, we're gonna be making
Henry's Anytime Chili for One.
We're gonna preheat the oven to 200 degrees.
And, you really wanna make sure you--
Let's start by cutting our tomato.
We wanna cut it into eight separate wedges.
As you see, I probably should've used
a slightly sharper knife, 'cause this...
Mince the bell pepper.
Now, we're gonna mince the onion.
I remember when I was growing up in New Jersey,
my brother and I used to fight all the time.
And, one time he threw a rock at me,
and he hit me in the head I guess.
And, my head started to bleed.
Now, we're gonna take all this
and put it in a bowl for later.
The recipe that I'm using makes it for six to eight people,
but I'm only making chili for one.
So, I'm gonna be dividing every one
of the ingredients by seven.
So, instead of one can of kidney beans,
I'm only gonna use about one seventh of a can.
Three seventh's of a can of tomato sauce.
I don't have tomato sauce, but I have tomato paste.
Which is the same thing.
(tapping)
30 milliliters of Worcestershire sauce.
By the way, my recipe is in metric,
so I'm converting as I go.
15 milliliters is one tablespoon.
So, two tablespoons divided by seven,
that would be two seventh's of a tablespoon
of Worcestershire sauce.
I don't have any Worcestershire sauce,
but I have soy sauce.
Ten grams of chili powder, that's one and a third
tablespoons divided by seven, is like, uh.
It's like one, it's like two seventh's of a tablespoon
or something, I don't know.
Teaspoon of salt.
Teaspoon of pepper.
Some canned veggies.
Now, just stir it all up.
It's very important when you're making dinner
just for one, to divide every ingredient.
One time I forgot to divide the salt,
and I put 10 times as much salt
as you were supposed to have.
And, I was like, oh man, I (beep) it all up.
And now, we'll put it in our oven.
Okay, we're gonna let that simmer for six full hours.
Plenty of time to work up an appetite.
(water splashing)
(piano music)
♪ Help me make it through the night ♪
♪ 'Cause I am tired ♪
♪ And alone ♪
♪ Help me make it through the night ♪
♪ 'Cause I don't like myself ♪
♪ Anymore ♪
♪ I guess I'm just not interesting ♪
Okay, well it's been six hours.
Let's see what we got.
(clattering)
I'm definitely working up quite an appetite.
Hm.
Let's see.
I mean, it should definitely be done at this point.
Mm.
Peanuts.
Well, thanks for joining us here on Henry's Kitchen.
And, please tune in next week,
we're gonna make gluten-free lasagna.
♪ Help me make it out of bed ♪
♪ 'Cause I am scared ♪
♪ And sad ♪
♪ Help me make it through ♪
(crunching)
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((FINNISH)) Good day, greetings. What's good?
((FINNISH)) I'm very happy. I'm happy because I'm traveling to the U.K. soon
((FINNISH)) And I can't wait
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((FINNISH)) Good day, good morning..see ya
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I Quit! - Duration: 12:15.
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TERRI: Hey, I'm Terri Savelle Foy, your cheerleader of dreams.
I pray, as you invest in yourself today, your captivated,
and your catapulted to live your dreams. If you've never
subscribed to this podcast, just push the little the red button
to get consistent teaching tools and tips to help you live your
dreams. In fact, today, I want to talk to you about quitting.
This is titled, I Quit. My husband had a distant relative
who was playing the lottery one day and won, I think, it was
$1,000 playing the lottery. She went up to her boss, she worked
at a convenience store, she went up to her boss, and she held up
the ticket, and she told her boss, "I quit." That's not what
I'm talking about, that type of quitting, because then, I think,
a few weeks later she went and got the job back, bless her
heart. Anyway, I'm not referring to not having stickability and
the art of staying with things until they succeed, there's so
much truth in that. Some of you have heard how it took me six
years to get one million views on this podcast. Well, now we
have a million views every six weeks. Well, I had to learn to
not quit. That's not what I'm referring to when I say, to
quit. There is a plus side to quitting. Now, let me explain.
Sometimes, the best thing you can do to win is to quit
something. Here's what I mean by this message. Brendon Burchard
is an amazing success coach. He's interviewed the highest
performers in any field, I'm talking about sports,
entertainment, sales, real estate, business, in order to
write a book on the performance habits. Now, these are things
that he repeatedly observed as the top six career and business
habits that lead to longterm success. Well, after dozens and
dozens of interviews and three years writing this book, this
was the first habit ... Now, keep in mind, a habit is
something you do repeatedly. This was the first habit he
discovered that is so shocking and so hard to do, but it leads
to massive success. He said they have a habit of quitting the
wrong things fast, quitting the wrong things fast. "Now, when
you talk with the world's highest performers, they have a
pretty obvious pattern," he said, "of quitting." He said,
"And frankly, they quit faster than other people." He said it's
an actual observable pattern. Well, it was so obvious that
they were conscious of what was right for them and what was
wrong for them. When they felt something was wrong for them,
they cut and run, he said. Well, of course, we're taught things
like, quitting means choosing to lose, quitting means you're
taking the easy way out, quitting means you don't have
perseverance, or you didn't try hard enough, or quitting means
you're unclear about your vision. Well, I firmly believe
that not quitting is an admirable trait. I'm the
cheerleader of dreams, who teaches discipline. The secret
of your future is in your daily routine. I even have a magazine
called, The Routine. Keep doing it over, and over, and over, and
never stop. However, there are some things that you may need to
quit or stop doing, because God has something different. You've
learned what you need to learn from this endeavor, and in order
for you to go to the next level, you need to quit something.
Here's the distinction that Brandon pointed out. He said
these high performers didn't quit because it got difficult.
He said that's not what this is about. They're not quitting due
to hardship. They're quitting because it's the wrong thing.
See, they understand that struggle is just part of the
journey. They aren't quitting because of a lack progress.
They're quitting because it's not right for them. In fact,
Joyce Meyer says, "When you're trying to discover God's will
for your life, you have to step out and find out." I have
friends who have started churches, and a couple years
into it realized it wasn't God's ultimate plan for them, but they
had to step out and go for it. They learned so much from that
experience that is total preparation for the bigger
picture that God has. I admire that. I'd rather take a risk and
find out than just wonder my whole life. It it's wrong, quit,
stop, don't force it to work. Go find what it right for you. I
have other friends who always aspire to have their own Italian
restaurant. They took a big risk and stepped out, opened a
bistro, and hated it. Well, that's great. They took a big
step of faith to see if this is really what God had for them. I
admire that. You know what? It prepared them for having an
amazing business now. My husband, he has done so many
things, I could just list them. He sold boot beer cups at a
carnival. Boot beer floats, not root beer, boot beer. They were
in a boot cup. Heat warmers, foam cards, t-shirts. Well, now
he has one of the largest arcade distributors in the south. He
buys and sells real estate, and properties, and develops it, and
stuff. One time, I remember, he branched out and he opened a
retail shop for home entertainment. He hated it. You
know what? He quit. He quit doing that. Well, my point is, I
admire people for stepping out in faith, but I also admire
admitting when it's the wrong thing and get out. Thomas Edison
said, "I failed my way to success." Oprah says, "When you
stumble, it just means, oops, detour." God has a way of taking
what went wrong and turning it into success, because we all
make mistakes. In fact, I have, right here, Ivory soap. Do you
know that it wasn't supposed to float, but because a batch was
left in the mixer too long, apparently it had a large volume
of air whipped into it, and the mistake became its unique
selling point. It's the soap that floats. I read where
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, this resulted when boiled
wheat was left in a baking pan overnight. All of a
sudden, they thought, well, let's put milk with it and turn
it into cereal. I've also read where Scott Towels ... Listen to
this. These were launched when a toilet paper machine put too
many layers of tissue together, so they turned the toilet paper
into paper towels. What I'm saying is, no matter what the
outcome is, you will learn from it. It's preparing you for the
right thing or the next thing that God has for you. Remember,
quitters quit because of hardship, winners quit because
of priority and just a sensing inside that this season has
ended. For example, you think about Simon Cowell. He walked
away from what one magazine called the most lucrative job in
the history of television. In fact, one magazine said that his
work has been at the very apex of entertainment. I read where,
last season, the average viewers were 26 million watching
American Idol. Well, in leaving Idol, Cowell walked away from a
crazy compensated job, one requiring very little in return
from him. Now, what I heard was he was paid in the neighborhood
of $50 million a year with much, much, more on the table, if he
had returned to American Idol. Think about that. In fact,
Simon's job description, they say, was four months, each year,
to show up two days away for about three hours at a CBS lot
where American Idol was filmed. He would sit in his chair,
listen to handful of performances, deliver
off-the-cuff opinions, no rehearsal, and from what they
say, within no more than 15 minutes of the credit rolling,
Simon Cowell was behind the wheel of his Bugatti driving
away. His day's work was done. Think about that. In sheer
dollars per hours of work, Cowell's deal is incomparable to
anything else in entertainment. That's from the dailybeast.com.
Still, he quit. Why? Well, in a show I saw called Objectified, I
saw Simon Cowell explain that he quit American Idol because he
was having that Sunday night, Monday morning, dreadful
feeling. He said there was no more passion. He was miserable.
He was bored. He said that's when he knew it was time to
quit. How do these high performers know when it's time
to quit? Number one, there's no peace. Now, I do believe that
God leads us and speaks to us inside. He said in His Word, "My
sheep know my voice." Joyce Meyer says, "One of the biggest
signs that you're out of the will of God is the Holy Spirit
withdraws your peace. You just don't have peace." Number two,
Brendon said, "Identify what makes you bored or miserable."
Number three, identify that which makes you come alive. When
you entertain the thought of quitting this thing, how does it
make you feel? Do you feel light? Do you feel peace? Do you
feel excitement? These can be indicators that God is getting
ready to do a new thing. Now, a major point, real quick, Brendon
Burchard said, "You don't have to know every step along the
way. If you know that this thing is making you miserable, after
you tried to engage in it, you tried to be passionate about it,
you gave it your best, but it didn't get any more fulfilling,
that's when it's time to quit." John Maxwell says, "What are you
going to give up to go up?" Leave or quit that which makes
you miserable or bored for that which makes you motivated and
come alive. Hope you enjoyed this. If God's speaking to you,
just start journaling your time with the Lord and I believe
you'll know what to do. Let me just say real quick, our
subscriber of the week, I'm so proud of you. This is Lilia
Restoseva. Some of these names are just amazing. I love it. She
writes: Hi Terri. I want to tell you a big thank you for your
podcasts, for your books, and now for Vision 101, our online
coaching course. I started Vision 101 and it's really
helpful for me. You teach me how to think successful, how to
change the way I treat myself, and most importantly, how to be
closer to God. You are an inspiration for me, thank you.
Lilia, thank you so much. You melt my heart, and I'm thrilled
to hear that you're changing your whole mindset and getting
closer to God. Now, I firmly believe that not quitting is an
admirable trait. I'm the cheerleader of dreams, like I
said, who teaches discipline and determination. However, there
are some things that you may need to quit or stop doing,
because God has something different. You may be confused
in a certain situation on whether to persevere and not
quit or thinking maybe it's time to do something different.
That's why I put together a free download for you. This will show
you the 10 signs that it's time to quit. All you got to do is
click the link in the description to download 10 Signs
You Need To Quit. This'll not only help you identify what you
need to stop, but it's going to show you what God may be calling
you towards. I think you'll enjoy that. For more consistent
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TERRI: Icing means something added
to something good to make it even better.
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Best Magnet Fishing Knot - Duration: 2:29.
hey everyone J Three B here I got my rope I
have my magnet and I'm gonna show you
how to tie the best not for magnet fishing
so the knot I'm about to show you I've
been using for a real long time now when
I'm magnet fishing and all the videos I
have this is not I've been using and
I'll tell you to do this video it took
me about 10 minutes to untie the knot
just so I can show you I almost got to
the point I was gonna say I'll just cut
it start fresh but I got it untied so
the first thing you want to do just have
the end bring like that make a little
loop but a foot long then you'll want to
put that right through the magnet
about centred if you guys can see that
there now the next step just like you're
tying a regular knot but do it loosely
and leave this loop here so you can
bring the magnet right through like that
and then just slowly work the knot down
you got to do a little bit of tugging
and pulling but it will work out
it's a little bit of a slow process but
well worth it this is a very very strong
just down like that and make sure it's
knot eventually you're gonna have it
real snug
it's still tight enough that it can move
it can sway that is not gonna come out
now I normally leave the slack but it's
up to you you can get rid of it if you
are gonna cut it leave yourself at least
an inch, inch and a half and because this
is a paracord I can burn the edge so
it's not going to slide back through but
I like to leave the slack just so I can
untie it if I need to attach a different
size magnet or something like that
but that is it that is how you tied the
best knot for magnet fishing. I know those other
videos out there with different
tutorials it's up to you if you want to
use this one or not but this is the one
I use I know it works and this is the
one I wanted to share with you anyways
thank you guys for sticking around and
watching be sure to watch my video for
the beginner's guide of magnet fishing
you guys will like that and also check
down in the description below for a
video on where I found an iPhone and
some knives with this magnet
Happy hunting everyone!
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LGR - Massive 7X NEC CD-ROM Changer From 1995! - Duration: 17:18.
[keyboard clicking]
[soft jazz music]
Greetings and this is kind of a monstrous LGR thing.
This is the NEC MultiSpin 4Xc quad-speed
external CD-ROM changer.
And this holds seven CDs inside
of one beefy piece of 90s hardware.
This is the model number CDR-C302,
and was released at a suggested retail price
of 350 US dollars in the summer of 1995.
This is something I have wanted to mess with
ever since I was a kid and saw them
in various electronics stores.
I mean, at the time I didn't even have a CD-ROM,
so the fact that there were these
gigantic CD-ROM changers
(laughs)
talk about forbidden fruit,
holy grail kind of material
at least for 10-year-old me.
Now, sure, audio CD changers are nothing special.
In fact, every time I go thrifting
I'm seeing all sorts of different CD changers,
like those that load from cartridges
and have gigantic spindles where you can fit
hundreds of CDs like these from Pioneer
or even those with spinning trays.
But a CD-ROM changer, now that is
not as common, at least in my experience.
I don't know. I just didn't see these as much.
I've never used one of these external ones,
and it's not to say any of these things
are rare necessarily, but they're not
the most immediate thing that you might go for
if you're wanting to install a CD-ROM
on your retro computer nowadays.
I mean, seriously, this is just silly.
However, silly 90s hardware is kind of my forte,
and even though I don't cover them super often,
so are CD-ROM games with tons of CDs in the box.
Games like Black Dahlia, Ripper, and Phantasmagoria
pretty much sold themselves on being multi-disk games.
Phantasmagoria in particular is the one
that comes to mind with this,
because the game was famous for having seven disks.
Let's go ahead and get this brand new one unboxed,
because, yeah, it's still sealed.
I happily bought this quite a while ago on eBay,
and was just like: one of these days I'll get around to it.
And this is that day.
(plastic tearing)
Oh yeah.
(plastic tearing)
All right, got some more information here.
It does store up to seven CD-ROMs.
And look at all these other things.
This is a quad-speed unit, by the way,
and it uses SCSI-2 to connect.
They did release...
NEC that is, released a whole bunch
of these different disk changers like this
for PCs back in the day.
And this just happens to be the largest one
that I'm aware of, so that's why I wanted it.
Oh, that's a...
(laughs)
That's a comforting note.
Look at this.
Caution: use of control of adjustments
or performance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
I mean...
All right.
We got some cables here.
There's a SCSI cable, 50-pin.
It looks like SCSI-2.
We got a power cable, and the drive itself.
Look how neatly that is taped up.
Man, it's like a gift-wrapped present.
Whoa! Look at that.
It looks so good.
That is a fine-looking piece of hardware,
brand new, not yellowed at all, which is great.
I was wondering if it would hold up nicely.
This part is, feels like painted metal.
This plastic on front could very well yellowed.
I've seen some yellowed units online.
This one didn't.
Oh yeah.
(laughs)
This just screams greatness.
I don't know.
Something about these industrially designed
kind of CD-ROM units, it reminds me of much older CD-ROMs.
This was manufactured in June 1995.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
That's awesome.
Little rubbery buttons, they feel okay.
Volume wheel there,
3 1/2-millimeter audio jack for headphones.
I cannot wait to use this.
We've got a note here on some very neon paper.
"Attention. Read me first!"
Let's see. What do we got?
Some notes here for Macintosh Quadra users,
other Macintosh users, and Corel's SCSI-2 diskette
does some things that don't really seem to pertain to me.
All right, I'm not gonna be installing this on a Macintosh.
We're gonna be going with Windows 98, because I want to.
Actually, maybe Windows 95, I don't know yet.
This is cool.
What is all this?
Oh, that has pretty much lost every...
(rubber band snaps)
Ooh, yep, that's just a very gummy rubber band.
Even after 23 years those can perish.
Apparently their own interface didn't have
the 50-pin high-density connector,
which my Adaptec card does have that.
So let's see here.
A Macintosh driver on a disk.
Got a warranty card here, or really a registration card
for warranty and other such things.
This is an interesting form factor for instructions.
It's more like a calendar.
Okay, so Windows drivers are installed
through the Corel driver kit.
Okay, well...
Aha, I feel a disk in here.
Corel SCSI Version 2.
(disk thumps)
There we go, (laughs) a very nondescript
3-1/2-inch high-density floppy diskette right here.
Welcome to Corel's SCSI.
You can use virtually any SCSI device and
ASPI-compatible host adaptor with Corel SCSI.
What is this?
We've got a mounting plate or something.
No, no, no. This is an adaptor.
Aha.
Inside the bag we get a smaller bag,
and inside the smaller bag, a three-inch CD-ROM adaptor.
How handy.
It did say we would need one of those
in order to use them in here so I'm glad it came with that.
I gotta see what's inside this though.
It's just so large.
Let's see what we got here.
Well, it's so colorful.
Wow.
It's a very pretty internal set of goods here
even though we're not really seeing a whole lot.
How appealing. (laughs)
Well, all right. Well that's that.
Let's go ahead and get this installed into the...
or connected to the Lazy Green Giant
Windows 98 PC and see what happens.
So as far as getting this connected, really it's just
a matter of plugging in SCSI cable to both sides.
And I'm needing to use one of my other cables
because the one it came with does not have
the proper 50-pin connector on the other side
to plug into the PC, but that's okay.
All the feature-selection switches
should be in the correct spots
for what we're gonna be doing.
So the termination is on.
Parity check is on.
SCSI ID number is default.
Power goes right here.
Got the correct voltage, of course.
And I decided to go with Windows 95.
So I've got that...
(card thumps)
Got that on an SD card right there.
So that's gonna go right there.
(thunky-thunk)
Just curious if I can power on
the drive before powering the PC.
Let's see here.
(whirring)
Well that was quite an assortment of sounds.
(laughs)
So yeah, you just press the button.
It will eject the inner tray out
into the actual ejection tray thing.
And then you can press another one
and it'll swap the inner tray part and there we go.
Yeah, nice little labeling right there.
I was wondering how that handled things.
All right, well let's try some games out.
Yeah.
This is gonna be awesome.
All right, let's power it all on.
(whirring)
(rattling)
That's a good sign, I guess.
And it is detected.
(beep)
And Windows 95.
[Windows 95 startup sound plays]
So first order of business is get this
Corel software installed, I suppose,
although it might have detected something already hopefully.
Yeah.
(laughs)
It has seven individual CD drives.
Okay. Let's get this disk going, see what we get.
This looks ridiculous.
Come on now.
This appears to be largely for
getting this to work under DOS mode.
I don't know.
Let's just try it without doing anything else.
So I'm just going to try a single CD-ROM game at the moment.
I'm gonna go with StarCraft.
Okay.
Now I'll know how to run so just to try to refresh,
see what happens.
Absolutely nothing.
So chances are we do need that software.
Load it in high memory.
Why not?
Okay, I just restarted
and the drive started doing crazy things so...
(error sound)
Still got nothing.
I don't know.
Reinstalled it following all the instructions
in the manual, nothing.
So I'm gonna try Windows 98.
Rather annoyingly, a lot of the stuff it's referring to
in here does not come on the disk at all.
All right, once again we have these seven drives detected.
(chime)
Not accessible.
All right. So I've got the LGR Woodgrain 486 going over here
since Windows was not having fun with this drive.
And I don't know if you saw that
but the SCSI adaptor installed will actually
automatically see this as the other one did, but...
And this is what I'm going to be using
to get the drive working, this EZ-SCSI Standard Edition.
Thank goodness for things like this.
Honestly, this is gonna be way easier,
at least if it works with this drive.
It should. It has, in my experience
with other external CD drives.
Yeah. There is the host adaptor.
It found that on port 340-H.
And now it's gonna be scanning for anything plugged into it,
which it has seen this, which is good.
That's a good sign.
Here we go.
What is the first drive letter
you would like EZ-SCSI to reserve for your CD-ROM drive?
So I'm gonna start with...
Actually, I'm gonna go with E because
I have an internal drive as well
so we're gonna start there, make all the mods for me.
(beep)
And we're gonna do the same thing over here.
(beep)
Okay.
And we'll go ahead and restart.
(laughs)
Yup.
So we've got seven targets.
And yes, awesome, awesome, awesome.
So it has assigned drive letters
to each of the seven individual drives here.
And I've still got Gravis UltraSounds stuff.
I'm gonna go ahead and...
(typing)
change that really quick (laughs)
cause we don't have a Gravis UltraSound installed.
At this point we should just be able to
stick all of these CDs in here.
There's disk one.
And there's disk two.
And here's disk three.
Number four.
Yeah. That's looking better.
I've got the Sound Blaster Pro going now.
So we will have sound.
Disk five.
(laughs)
It's a ridiculous process.
Disk six.
Oh my goodness, finally disk frigging seven.
There we go.
We got all seven disks of Phantasmagoria installed
so we should just be able to go over
to each individual drive by letter, starting with E.
And this will be disk one.
So it'll switch over to that and read slowly.
(laughs)
And there we go.
It's actually not terribly slow.
I mean it is a quad-speed drive running over SCSI-2
so it should be relatively quick.
But yeah, switching is a bit of an ordeal
because of course it has to physically
take something from that internal caddy
and move it out into this loading tray up to the laser.
And then there we go.
So that's disk two.
And then G, of course, would be disk three and so on,
all the way through the alphabet up to disk seven.
This does lead to a bit of a limitation
in the sense that we're not gonna be able
to physically move one disk internally from...
Say if we wanted to move disk four
over to drive one or the E drive, we can't do that.
Disk one is always gonna be E.
So it depends on the software really.
Let's just ahead and load up Phantasmagoria here and see.
(typing loudly)
Straightforward installation for this,
it's only needing disk one in order to do that
so we're gonna actually have to run the game and...
(laughs)
What is that?
SIERRA/SCARYDOS?
(laughs)
Oh, I've never actually seen the
DOS version of Phantasmagoria installer folder.
That's...
(laughs)
That's wonderful.
(scary music)
(roar)
(laughs)
What a game.
(dramatic music)
Such dramatics.
I'm gonna go ahead and start a new game here
and get to the chapter selection screen.
So if we just started with one it'll continue on.
Each chapter is on each disk
so let's just skip to chapter two
and see if it'll figure out that...
(laughs)
No it doesn't.
I kind of suspected that just due to what I knew
about the way that this works internally.
In fact I think it was on the box.
All right, so you can kind of see here
there are these trays in the back
that each one of the CDs is inserted to
whenever you insert it into the drive.
But then this actual loading tray
will go and retrieve one of the disks
and bring it up to the laser.
The thing is, it only does that
whenever you're doing the eject and insertion process.
So in order for me to get CD two
to this game to be able to read it,
I'd have to physically swap it over,
which completely defeats the purpose
of having all these multi-disk games
on a multi-CD-ROM changer like this.
If it had some sort of other mechanism
which would actually take the CD
and then move it over to the laser assembly
so it would read it from the same drive letter,
then that would be ideal for F&V games,
multi-disk games like this that just swap out
and don't actually ask for another drive letter.
Since this is looking for the same drive letter
every single time a disk swap occurs,
then we're stuck with this limitation.
All right, let's get to some acting.
- In here, in the bedroom.
- What are you doing?
- [LGR] Role-playing, gosh.
- I'm starting my new book.
- So what?
Did you go buy the drain cleaner?
- [LGR] The drain cleaner.
Oh, this is a great scene.
- What? Drain cleaner?
- [LGR] And by great I mean terrible.
- Don't be coy with me.
I asked you several times to go buy me drain cleaner.
Now did you do it?
(LGR laughs loudly)
- Well, I know you said the sink was clogging your darkroom,
but you never asked me to go get you any drain cleaner.
I would have remembered...
- [LGR] Oh, it's just the most
endearing kind of terrible.
Put your laptop away.
You can check your AOL email address later.
You don't have mail.
Most unfortunate that I'm not gonna be able
to actually play through this.
I mean I could.
I would have to physically swap the disk out like a caveman.
What's the point of that?
Honestly, I didn't even think about that
when I picked this one out online.
I just remember seeing it back in the day,
saw it show up on eBay (laughs) and didn't think about it.
I'm like: "holy crap, it's great."
"I want this thing."
And plus it looks neat.
Doesn't it?
It just looks great.
But for multi-disk games it's kinda pointless,
at least if it's a game like this that is gonna look
in the same exact drive designation
every single time it's swapping a disk.
So if anybody has any recommendations
of a retro drive that would accomplish this...
I mean I know of a few myself,
but if you used one back in the day, do let me know.
I would appreciate any kind of recommendations
cause honestly, I would love to get
a six or seven-disk changer that actually lets me
swap between those and keep the disk
in the same drive letter every single time it swaps disks.
Kind of a shame we couldn't get it working in Windows
but we'd be in the same boat anyway.
It works the same, either operating system.
But hopefully you still had fun with the unboxing
and set up and everything else that we were doing.
I enjoyed it anyway.
And if you did, perhaps you'd like to stick around.
There are new videos every week here on LGR.
And as always, thank you very much for watching!
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Types of Caves for Kids - How Caves are Formed for Children - FreeSchool - Duration: 3:57.
You're watching FreeSchool!
They may seem dark and mysterious, but we know a lot about caves.
A cave is a natural opening in the ground with a hollow space beneath the surface large
enough for people to enter.
Caves can be formed in many different ways.
Caves are usually made when rainwater sinks into the ground or drains into cracks in the
rocks.
Rain has a tiny bit of acid in it, and when it soaks through soil it collects some more.
This acid allows it to slowly dissolve certain kinds of rock, like limestone, marble, or
gypsum.
As the stone is dissolved hollows are left behind, and gradually a cave is formed.
This type of cave, called a solution cave, often contains special rock formations.
These formations are created when water carrying minerals trickles through the cave.
As the water drips and then later evaporates, it leaves behind a thin layer of minerals.
Over many years these build up, creating huge stone structures.
Two examples of rock formations found in caves are stalactites and stalagmites.
Stalactites hang from the roof of a cave like an icicle, while stalagmites come up from
the floor of a cave like a column.
The ocean can create caves, as well.
When waves beat against rock at the shore, they erode, or break down and carry away particles
of stone.
These waves may create arches, or sea stacks, but sometimes openings and hollows are created.
These are called sea caves.
Water is not the only force that can form caves - they can also be formed by the action
of volcanoes.
Sometimes the outside of a lava flow hardens but the inside remains molten.
When the lava drains out, the outer shell remains, forming a lava cave.
At times the lava makes long tunnels instead, and then they are called lava tubes.
There are still more ways for caves to be created.
Earthquakes, glaciers, and wind can all make caves of different types.
No matter how they are made, caves are unique landforms that provide an exceptional view
into the interior of our planet.
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WOW. LOOK AT THE CHICKENS.
YEAH. DO YOU SEE THE CHICKENS?
THEY'RE FULLY FEATHERED NOW, SO THEY CAN LIVE OUTSIDE.
SO, THEY DON'T NEED A HEAT LAMP ANYMORE.
-YEAH. -I LIKE THEM. THEY'RE CUTE.
THEY'RE VERY PRETTY. -YEAH. THEY'RE DIFFERENT.
THEY LAY, LIKE, A SKY-BLUE EGG.
Nate: WHAT'S THE EGG SIZE?
IS IT NORMAL, OR IS IT SLIGHTLY SMALLER?
-NOPE, THEY'RE, LIKE, A MEDIUM. -AWESOME.
HOW MANY EGGS DO YOU GET FROM THESE CHICKENS?
YOU CAN EXPECT EACH CHICKEN TO LAY AN EGG A DAY,
FOR THE MOST PART, ROUGHLY 200 EGGS A YEAR.
WOULD BE GOOD FOR A FAMILY WANTING EGGS.
Lauren: ALL RIGHT. WE'LL BE SWIMMING IN EGGS.
MM-HMM, ORGANIC, FRESH EGGS.
I'M EXCITED TO START, YOU KNOW,
COOKING OMELETS EVERY MORNING.
WE CAN MAKE CRèME BRuLéE.
I LOVE CRèME BRuLéE. YEAH, YOUR FAVORITE.
WE CAN JUST HAVE EGGS GALORE.
ALL RIGHT. HOW ARE WE GOING TO DO THIS?
JUNIE, SHOULD MOMMY HELP ME?
-YEAH. -ALL RIGHT. COME ON, MAMA.
LET'S GO GET THESE GUYS.
WELL, THERE'S ONE OVER HERE.
CAN YOU GRAB HIM?
HE'S VERY SKITTISH.
I'VE LITERALLY NEVER HELD A CHICKEN IN MY LIFE
OR BEEN CLOSE ENOUGH TO TOUCH ONE.
-DON'T BE SCARED. -I WON'T.
-I'M JUST A LITTLE NERVOUS. -GO AND KICK THEIR BUTTS.
DON'T BE AFRAID OF CHICKENS. -OH, GOSH.
WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. GRAB HIM.
I THINK YOU'VE GOT TO GET HIM.
GET THAT, DADDY! CHICKEN!
SORRY, GUYS.
Lauren: THIS WAS A LOT HARDER THAN I WAS EXPECTING.
I WAS KIND OF HOPING THAT THE CHICKENS WOULD ALREADY BE
IN A PACKAGED BOX, READY FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Juniper: GOOD JOB, DADDY. GOOD JOB.
LET'S GO GET THE CHICKS.
Nate: YOU WANT TO GET THE CHICKS? DO YOU SEE THE LITTLE CHICKS?
Lauren: LOOK AT THE BABY CHICK.
-DO YOU WANT TO SEE THIS ONE? -LOOK AT THE CHICK.
-HERE, PET THIS ONE. -THEY'RE SO CUTE.
-ARE THEY CUTE? -JUST A LITTLE BABY.
Nate: I THINK IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO TEACH JUNIPER
THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF TAKING CARE OF THESE ANIMALS.
OBVIOUSLY, SHE'S ONLY 4 1/2 YEARS OLD,
BUT SHE'S VERY MOTHERLY.
Lauren: AND SHE LOVES TO KNOW THAT WE TRUST HER
WITH MORE RESPONSIBILITY,
SO, I THINK SHE'S GOING TO LOVE HAVING HER OWN CHICKS.
YEAH.
-CAN I PUT THAT IN HERE? -SURE.
YOU CAN JUST KEEP THEM NICE AND SAFE IN THIS BOX.
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EA Global San Francisco 2018 Highlights - Duration: 1:07.
Hello EA Global!
Really try and indulge your curiosity.
Really try and think, you know, I've been acting on this assumption for quite a while,
but it's something I really want to scrutinize.
We're a community of people who are interested in doing good.
Humanity has the capacity to come together, to work to combat these types of infectious
disease and biological threats on a global scale.
I've started to really believe we could be living in a sort of uniquely high-leverage
moment in history, and when I think about it that way, then I think boy, someone should
really be keeping their eye on this.
Effective altruism transformed the way that I look at the world.
In order to do the most good possible, EAs should expand the scope of what they consider
as potentially impactful, cost-effective interventions.
Above all, over the coming year, we want to keep exploring, and stay curious.
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