Thứ Hai, 1 tháng 10, 2018

Waching daily Oct 1 2018

Since the movie I've been traveling

around the world quite a bit lecturing

about both the neuroscience of mind and

and the principles of quantum physics

about getting what you want in your life

anybody who says that they understand

quantum physics completely as a liar

because it's a concept that defies

predictability so you have Newtonian

laws which are classical physics that

have to do with cause and effect that

are predictable mathematic equations

that help us to understand how the

principles the universe work kind of

like a machine that allows mind and

matter to be separate entities well with

the advent of quantum physics we're

starting to see that mind is matter and

matter is mind and that the two are in a

inextricably combined so that

means then the way you perceive life or

the way you view the nature of reality

has effects and so when we talk about

the quantum model what I'm really saying

is that there's an unseen world of

infinite possibilities that we have

access to but we continuously live in

the same reality over and over again

because we keep thinking the same way we

keep behaving the same way we keep

emotionally embracing the same feelings

over and over again and that allows us

to stay in a very predictable outcome

Chiropractic is one of the original

alternative health techniques in

chiropractors understand the principles

of quantum physics and they understand

the principles of health not from a

mechanistic standpoint from but from a

vitalistic standpoint and I always tell

the chiropractic profession you can't

talk about innate intelligence you can't

talk about a power within that heals the

body and then not ask it

work through you or interact with it on

every single moment of with every single

patient that this intelligence that we

call innate intelligence is both

personal and at the same time universal

and that when we begin to get out of the

way when we begin to change something

about ourselves and we begin to interact

with this intelligence we take it to a

next level and that's really the name of

the game chiropractic has a very vitalistic view

about health it basically

says that the power that made the body

heals the body that there is an innate

intelligence within within every human

being that that gives us life and that

intelligence has a certain ability to

heal and so I started studying

spontaneous remissions back in the mid 90s

and began traveling to different

countries to find out how people were

diagnosed with very serious conditions

and over a period of time they got

better and so when I correlated enough

information with some of the results I

actually had to go back to school and

get degree in neuroscience to

begin to understand how mind was an

element in it and so when I saw that

they changed their mind that was the

main element that produced the biggest

changes in their health I wanted to

discover understand what his mind what

is consciousness and what is brain and

how do they work and so that began my

exploration into this idea and

you know there isn't you can't actually

describe healing at this point in our understanding

without a quantum model of understanding

well neuroscience is the study

pretty much of how the brain and mind

work and in the last 20 years

neuroscience has taken a quantum leap in

their their theories and understandings

because neuroscience now uses functional

imagery and whenever you use functional

imagery what you're seeing is you're

seeing a brain in action you're seeing a

motion picture of a brain so the

difference between thirty years ago if

you had a problem with your brain or you

had a problem with depression or you had

a problem with a head injury or a stroke

the typical procedure was to take a

snapshot of the brain take an MRI or a

cat scan that's a picture, in one

second of time

functional imagery is studying a series

of moments you're seeing a motion

picture of the brain and whenever you

see the brain in action or the brain at work

that's called mind, mind is the brain in

action so because we can study different

patterns or different specific

signatures it gives us a lot of

information about the inner workings of

the brain of mind, a lot of people want

to understand how their brain is

evolving well every time you learn

something new you make a new synaptic

connection in your brain that's what

learning is learning is forging new

connections remembering is maintaining

and sustaining those connections the

other way we make really valuable

connections in our brain is to

experience, when we have a novel

experience when we have something new

happen to us gangs of neurons organize

themselves to reflect the external event

now of course that that begs the

question for most people how many things

are you learning and how many new

experiences are you having and if you're

not learning anything new or if you're

not having any new experiences well then

your brain pretty much stays status quo

the biggest way we maximize brain

potential is through the concept of

focus or concentration we have a new

piece of machinery in the brain called

the frontal lobe it's 40% of our entire brain

and the frontal lobe actually is

what separates us from all other species

it's not the fact that we have opposing

thumbs or we stand on two feet that our

eyes point straight ahead or we have a

big brain elephants have bigger brains

than us what makes us so unique is the

size of the frontal lobe in reference to

the rest of the brain now the frontal

lobe is the is the CEO

it's the Symphony leader it's the boss

it's where our conscience resides it's

what allows us to observe our actions

observe our thoughts pay attention to

our feelings and then decide on how

we're going to change who we are to do a

better job in life and so when we begin

to use our fore brain in the proper way

we're inventing new possibilities we're

speculating new outcomes we're paying

attention by learning and when we begin

to pay attention the practice and art of

paying attention allows the brain to

move into more synchrony into more

balanced into more

coherence and so the proposition to that

that creative state is living in a state

of survival are living in a state of

stress and when we live in stress the

exact opposite happens we have the

hindbrain now directing a forebrain and

we live primarily by the emotions of the

body and that's when people begin to

develop diseases or begin to develop

anxiety and depression because it's the

chemicals of stress that knock the body

out of balance as well as the brain well

it's nothing wrong with having a stress

response we all react to the external

world the stress response is when your

body is knocked out of balance and what

it does to return back to order and most

organisms in nature are designed for

short-term stress it's when we start to

have the long term stresses in other

words we have a series of stressors and

where the body can't return back to

balance when that happens where the body

can't recalibrate itself back to order

now we're headed for disease so the most

difficult thing for people is to make

time for themselves if you were to make

time and break the stress response

whether it is playing music going for a

walk hiking meditation yoga breathing

anything that's going to interrupt the

stress response sleeping allows the body

to return back to order so what makes us

so unique is that we can turn on the

stress response just by thought alone

and most people do it all day long they

begin to think about an event they began

to anticipate something happening they

begin to forecast an idea and as they

begin to think about it they begin to

turn on the stress response and the body

thinks it's in that experience and

now we're headed for a an imbalanced so

some of the ways that people can turn on

turn off the stress response is being

able to interrupt it by yoga or exercise

or meditation or breathing anything

that's going to cause the body to go

from a state of emergency to a state of

growth and repair and when we move to

those states where the body has a chance

to reorganize itself that's when people

start to notice that their anxiety is

diminished or their their stress levels

change or there are

their heart rate variability tends to

move back to balance and so I think the

most difficult part of it all is making

the time to do it when we begin to talk

about Technology in the brain there are

limits to multitasking and what we're

beginning to realize from computerized

technology especially things like video

gaming or even where you're checking

your emails that when people become so

focused on the screen in front of them

and attempting to get more done in a

shorter amount of time every time they

click through an email or they are there

playing a video game and they overcome

an obstacle there's a release of

dopamine in the brain and the dopamine

is the pleasure chemical in the

central nervous system and what happens

is that if you begin to keep turning

on those dopamine levels the excess

dopamine begins to change or recalibrate

the pleasure centers to a higher level

which means the next time you play the

video game or the next time you surf the

net you have to do it a little bit

longer or with changed a little bit more

to get the same rush as you did before

now that sounds like an addiction to me

and what the problem is that when you

start taking the person out of that type

of bombardment or that stimulation and

you tell them let's go for a hike or

let's go watch the sunset or let's you

know take up you know take your

grandmother for a walk or go play with

the dog you don't get any pleasure from

that because your pleasure centers have

been changed to a higher level

and that's when people start to become

addicted and they start to try to find

other means to start to calm down their

stress levels and now we're headed for

big problems

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[ENG SUB] Accuracy VS Rush Hour Arena - Summoners War Indonesia - Duration: 26:24.

Hello guys, welcome back with me isengdudegame.... okay... we do rush hour like always...

This is my new AD, change Harmonia to Jultan...

Okay, we start 21:24 (server time)

We start from C2... lets go...

Okay, we try this...

Hallo bomb...

Why should like this in beginning??

Its okay...

Holy.... this Velajuel have 1k resistant i think...

Damn it...

OMG..

From before damn it.... that bomb....

Makes me mad from start....

Kill him...

Dead... ouch not yet...

Can we kill it? at least stun..

Okay dead.... atk buff gone...

Okay wind of change..

ATB before Tiana dead..

We need to kill Perna..

Good... usually bomb will miss...

Why so much miss in beginning?? damn it someone just got monkey king..

Shit!!!..

Acc so bad right now...

Lucky we can win..

OMG!!!

Just lucky...

Ouch only got 8 point,almost lost...

Okay, we do this with bomber...

We can not Zaiross because Camilla.. Lushen also can not..

Good...

Vela should dead...

He can be trouble maker if not dead..

Its okay...

You can not absorb..

Eat that.....

Kill it...

Not dead yet...

Ritesh... so OP...

I have a bad feeling about this...

Damn it...

Something weird...

Can we Lushen this??

Yes we can...

Lets try our luck...

I think we can do this...

Heal?? its not...

You die if not heal...

Hit again broo....

Good...

Okay we continue...

If Iris not counter we can...

Okay not bad...

I hope Iris not crazy..

Hmm... hope I got Iris yesterday... so delicious..

So hard to rush...

Yes we can...

Use bomber team... lets go...

We kill Vanessa okay...

No big deal....

Finish him....

Kill it...

Hit it bro...

Okay, just a little bit more...

Yes we can, lets go...

What we need to kill first is Vanessa and Ritesh (def break)

Danger if...

Hadehhhhh...

Ouch, crazy that Vanessa.

Only 1 bomb...

Is that true??

Booooommm... its not... she usually procs...

Ouch not dead, he will heal after this...

That Ritesh...

Thats awesome...

Okay he dead...

We can beat this, although there is a chance our Lushen dead by counter..

By dark Unicorn...

OMG shield..

Can we kill?? not..

We are in danger...

Megan dead

Its not..

Dead now.. Damn it...

LOL.. lucky its miss..

Die you!!

use 2nd skill...

Full spead so we can bomb again...

Good...

Lets go...

I dont know who will be revive..

If Bastet dead we safe

Okay, revive again..

Damn it... goooo!!!!

Tiana dead?? okay...

Kill...

We continue...

This one okay..

Its safe now..

We can do this lets go...

Bastet not dead...

Not crit maybe?? (all crit, this Bastet is tanky..)

My eyes not good seeing that...

Okay we try this...

If Orion faster we dead...

Ouch no one dead..

Ouch Juno revive, damn it..

He procs damn it..

Die you!!! nice...

Okay, we continue...

This one that bomb miss?

Lets try again..

Its okay, we are ready...

OMG this Ritesh...

Ouch...

Ouch Dover will die..

Damn it this Ritesh...

This why i hate it.... Damn it Ritesh...

Damn you..

Damn not dead....

Wew we lose this...

Damn it...

We can bomb this...

Its okay...

We kill Juno first...

Enough damn it...

1 isnt enough per turn???

Go ATB!!!

Hit it..

Got it...

OMG point drop...

We can hit this... Hit again..

Point drop again...

Just hit it using this...

Damn it we can not bomb them...

Shit!!!!

FFFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!!!

That crazy!!!

CRAZY!!!!!

Shit drop!!!

Lets go bomb again..

Damn it.. Can not see Lushen damage, bit laggy...

I will edit that to see damage...

Genius Orion..

Awesome...

Weird this Perna only 1 hit / turn.. damn it..

Perna feelsogood... see his prey...

We hit this lets go...

Damn it.... resist Molong..

Kill it..

Hit Molong...

Hit again..

Weird Seara procs a lot...

Crazy...

She procs a lot..

Kill it..

Its okay..

ATB go!!!

1 more..

Plant bomb..

Camilla will explode..

Okay we win..

3min left...

Ouch how that 2 Rina def...

This is last, i hope we can get point..

If not maybe we can drop C2...

We bomb Camilla..

GGGRRRRRRRRR............... DAMN IT!!!!

We kill Frigate... okay..

Can we get this??

Kill it...

Can we??

GRrrrrr.. damn it...

Can we kill??

Yes we can...

*@&&##($*)(#*)$@#&*@$&

C3

We can still in??

Okay thats all from me thank you.. Comment like subcribe... bye bye...

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Inktober| Lets Draw Jazza [Day 1] 2018 - Duration: 2:50.

hello everyone today I'm drawing Josiah Brooks his channel name for YouTube is

draw with jazza he's the first artist on YouTube to reach over 3 million

subscribers he has a lot of tutorials how to draw videos and he does all kinds

of art challenges I'll leave a link in the description of this video so you can

check his channel out the drawing that I'm doing here is with a Bic crystal

ultrafine point red pen it's a ballpoint pen to draw this I was doing a bit of my

scribble technique what I do is I kind of describe love to where where I think

things should go and then after I've got the shape of it done I go in and I work

in the form of it getting the eyes the nose and all that good to where the

shadings proper I do some cross hatching and I pay attention to the anatomy of

the face and I focus on trying to get all the shading done properly depending

on the direction of the light and the whole time I'm just constantly moving my

hand I tried to prevent myself from taking a break for any more than a

couple of seconds and this drawing took me about an hour to complete and the

last drawing I did today I was using a ballpoint pen as well but it was a

different kind of the big ball points I noticed that with this brand with the

crystal pen is it ain't goes down a little bit heavier then it doesn't with

the other pen and it can be an advantage or a disadvantage depending on what

you're drawing but for me it worked for this drawing because I had a lot more

darker areas such as the left side of the face and then when it came to the

shirt I just used the larger one-point-six ballpoint pen to shade

that in really fast because the challenge for this month is to only draw

with pens that are inked I'm not going to be using any colored pencils or

anything that's not that doesn't have ink in it but I had a lot of fun doing

this drawing and if you have any enjoying suggest

or anything good let me know in the comments down below let me know what you

think of this drawing that I did but for now thank you for watching I hope you

have a great day and as always don't forget to subscribe thank you

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BOOK PREVIEW | ULTIMATE SOAP CARVING | Vista previa del libro | - Duration: 1:54.

Hi everyone!

I'm Makiko, a creator of mizutama.soap

Lately, I've been working on a book.

Let's take a quick look inside this book.

Thank you for watching.I hope you'll enjoy this book.

Click link in the description box below.

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If you still have a Facebook account, delete it and stop using Facebook - Duration: 11:03.

This isn't just an issue of privacy and security anymore.

This is an issue of trust.

How many times does a CEO of the largest social network in the world have to lie until people

realize his nefarious product can't be trusted?

Just a few days ago, Facebook went public about the largest data breach in its 14-year

history.

Just as Facebook executives promised to be better prepared for the upcoming presidential

election campaign in the US, the attack of unknown origin exposed Facebook accounts of

50 million users.

Fairly enough, accounts of the Zucc himself and Sheryl Sandberg were also included.

What's funny though, is that as the news coverage about this breach was spreading viral,

Facebook automatically blocked it as spam, making it less likely people would find out

about the breach in the first place.

So here I am making a video about it.

It's time to stop using Facebook.

Facebook apologized for both the breach and the censorship of the coverage.

But we begin to see a pattern here.

There is this unhinged urge to ignore user consent and pursue corporate goals at all

costs, and then if something goes wrong, they can just say "sorry" without suffering

consequences.

"Facebook apologizes to Texas newspaper for part of Declaration of Independence being

labeled hate speech Facebook apologizes for promoting false story

on Megyn Kelly in #Trending Facebook apologizes to Myanmar rights groups

Facebook Apologizes For 'Real Name' Policy That Forced Drag Queens To Change Their Profiles

Facebook apologises for deleting free speech group's post on Syrian torture

Facebook apologizes for 'breach of trust' in newspaper ads

Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for Facebook's data privacy scandal in full-page newspaper

ads Facebook's Zuckerberg apologizes to U.S. Congress,

vows to do better Facebook Apologizes To LGBT Community And

Promises Changes To Real Name Policy" I think it's time to say enough.

Remember that time Zuckerberg said Facebook doesn't make shadow profiles on non-Facebook

users for advertising purposes?

Turns out that was a lie.

If one of your friends signs up for Facebook and gives them their list of contacts with

your phone number included, Facebook gives advertisers ability to target your phone number

even if you never used Facebook at all.

And what's most hilarious is that Facebook will not let you see or delete this shadow

profile, because it would violate your friend's privacy according to the Facebook's terms

of service.

Facebook can also have your phone number if you ever purchased anything anywhere in your

life.

If you gave a retailer your phone number, this company can go to Facebook and give them

your number so that Facebook can match that to your advertising profile.

Facebook is not just a social media platform.

Above anything else, Facebook is an advertising network and they go great lengths to track

your purchasing record without your consent.

Have you ever thought about turning on two-factor authentication to secure your Facebook account?

You probably didn't know that as you gave up your phone number to receive security codes,

Facebook also used it for targeted advertising.

Essentially, Facebook is giving you a choice between privacy and security.

And you can't have both.

Hmmmm… who else said that?

Did you follow the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where Facebook exposed profiles of 87 million

users to presidential campaigns without users consent?

Facebook had actually been hammered over its policy that enabled Cambridge Analytica to

obtain the data four years before that happened.

Their privacy policy used to have a clause that allowed Facebook to sell data to third-party

advertisers.

In 2010, many if not all popular apps and games running on Facebook, like FarmVille

and Texas HoldEm Poker, were transmitting data about Facebook users and their friends

to advertisers.

And this would affect even people that opted out of this form of advertising or set their

profiles to be completely private.

You might not care about your private data leaked in this instance, which I find hard

to conceptualize.

But do you also not care about Faceboook proactively ignoring users consent and straight out lying

to users about its practices?

What else are going to lie about?

Is Facebook going to lie and censor when Mark Zuckerberg runs for president?

Facebook privacy policy has always been a giant mess that no one could understand.

But even if you tried to read through it, you would still not get the whole picture

about what Facebook knows about you.

Until just recently, Facebook have not only been collecting your Facebook site and app

data, like chat messages, posts, likes, etc. but they would also obtain data you generated

entirely outside of Facebook.

And not just outside of Facebook, but outside of the entire Internet!

Have you ever signed up for a loyalty card in a brick-and-mortar retail store?

If you gave them your phone number, Facebook collected that information and tracked your

purchasing history for targeted advertising.

Gave up your email address to sign up for a newsletter and offers?

Most likely that information was handed to Facebook too.

And if your email address in the newsletter matched with the email address on your Facebook

account, you were bombarded with "relevant" ads based on collection you might have never

even imagined was even possible.

Facebook can never be trusted what they say about protecting your privacy.

When Facebook got that sweet deal to acquire WhatsApp, they promised to maintain the 'no

ads, no games, no gimmick' policy.

Not anymore.

Facebook admitted they will use WhatsApp data to target ads.

WhatsApp was essentially a money-losing giant global registry of phone numbers that was

apparently worth $22bn.

Take a look at Zucc's testimony before the US Congress.

The big topic during the congressional hearings was whether or not Facebook sells data.

Facebook doesn't need to sell your data.

It makes most sense for them to follow you everywhere you go to increase the value of

their own network and lock it down so that no one else can benefit from the precious

Facebook data.

The more efficient they make their network, the more they can charge advertisers for targeted

ads.

Even if you think you are somehow above ordinary humans and are resistant to advertising, or

just ignore ads, there files on top of files of Facebook studies proving how overwhelmingly

effective Facebook is at advertising.

Facebook don't work like Google Adwords.

They don't require an immediate response from you.

Rather, Facebook ads are trying "to plant an idea in your head—to introduce you to

a new product, to get a name stuck in your head, to improve how you feel about a company."

Almost every TV commercial functions this way and marketers are willing to pour millions

into this system.

At Facebok, 70% of marketing campaigns get 3 to 5 times returns on money invested in

ads.

That's why Cambridge Analytica or even Obama campaign where so much after Facebook data.

Because in the long-run, they are extremely efficient at slowly but surely influencing

voters minds.

You might think you are totally immune to manipulation but I know I am human (→ Zucc

I am human still) I don't want to be part of this psychological warfare called advertising.

I am not even going to get to all the shady stuff Facebook is involved in.

The list is too long for this video.

And I guess if you still want to hold on to your Facebook account, I don't know what

else would change your mind.

But Facebook does one thing that's absolutely disgusting.

Social experiments.

On top the list is the emotional manipulation experiment.

In 2014, Facebook actually proudly admitted to actively change content on news feeds of

689,000 users to measure how much they can manipulate their emotions.

It turns that Facebook was very efficient at influencing how people feel by changing

the amount of emotionally negative or positive posts from their friends.

Facebook never informed the users about the experiment, quite possibly breaking the Federal

law requiring signed written consent from users and approval from Institutional Review

Board.

And the execs at Facebook even refused to apologize.

In 2010, Facebook was experimenting with influencing real-world voter behavior of more than 61

million users.

The results of the study concluded that political messages directly influenced "self-expression,

information seeking and real-world voting behaviour... of users who received them but

also the users' friends, and friends of friends.

The effect of social transmission on real-world voting was greater than the direct effect

of the messages themselves."

Then in 2016, Facebook decided it would turn off visibility of news coverage in six random

countries, to measure the impact on democratic discourse.

Turns out that impact was pretty huge, as percentage points of views fell by double

digits overnight for most publishers.

What a great schizophrenic idea to combat fake news.

And speaking of fake news, you can never trust the content you see on Facebook.

The platform claimed monopoly on truth, and is implementing polices that censor content

and entire groups left and right.

Mostly right.

Zuckerberg himself openly promises to be better at policing the platform, effectively giving

people directions what they can and can't think on the network.

Imagine the effect this is going to have on a new generation, for which Facebook is the

gate keeper to the entire Internet.

How carefully selected portions of information they are going to be served in order to create

perfectly docile population.

In 1970s we were promised to have a colony on Moon by now.

Instead we got Mark Zuckerberg.

Facebook is his version of the world.

A corporation that evades taxes, manipulates people, censors speech, filters information,

invades privacy, corrupts our politicians, perpetually deceives, and its CEO wants to

be the president of the most powerful country in the world.

There aren't anymore red lines Facebook needs to cross.

Mark Zuckerberg's corporation is over.

We don't need it.

We never asked for it.

It does more harm than good in the long run.

It's time to stop Facebook.

For more infomation >> If you still have a Facebook account, delete it and stop using Facebook - Duration: 11:03.

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DAILY THOUGHTS WHILE LIVING IN LATIN AMERICA! (LIMA, PERÚ) - Duration: 5:07.

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Video Marketing: Where To Find Videos Ideas In Your Business - Duration: 1:34.

Hi, I'm Jenny De Lacy, The Visibility Coach.

And today I want to give you my top three ideas

for where to find video content in your business.

The place that I get the most ideas is from my blog posts.

If you write blogs for your business

or you've written articles

or loads and loads of content on social media,

you've pretty much got every idea you need

for enough videos for a whole year.

Go back and have a look.

Place number two for all your video content ideas

is your frequently asked questions.

If you've been doing some research

or you've been in business for a little while,

you'll know what people ask regularly

about your topic of expertise.

And last but not least, Facebook groups.

Oh my god, what a gold mine.

What a gold mine of information.

If you are in fantastic groups on Facebook,

you will be regularly answering questions in those groups.

I have no doubt that you see things

that you have the solution for

and you're probably already providing

that solution in those groups.

Turn them into videos.

So, quick recap, use your blog posts

and your social media posts that you've already created

as a wealth of ideas for video.

Secondly, your frequently asked questions.

And the third place is all those amazing Facebook groups

that you spend time in

For more infomation >> Video Marketing: Where To Find Videos Ideas In Your Business - Duration: 1:34.

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Прогноз руны дня на 2 октября / Наталия Рунная #рунныймаг - Duration: 3:04.

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Here & Now Monday October 1 2018 - Duration: 1:04:02.

For more infomation >> Here & Now Monday October 1 2018 - Duration: 1:04:02.

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Can I Do Inktober - Duration: 4:07.

Yodas yo yo way to wait and i hereby promise to never put out a trash quality

video oh wait oh wait nation c'mere c'mere

oh it's yo yo way to waiting this is gonna be a little short video don't

worry I got the regular art tutorial coming out Wednesday and the animated

story coming out Sunday I'm just making this to help out the first-time inktober

people or the people who are still trash inking like myself so inktober is

basically the sting where you get this little prompt here here you go

screenshot that if you want no I'm not moving my character free promotion stuff

and you basically draw something every day based off of that prompt but you

don't color it you only ink it but I mean who cares if you do that that's

what I did last year so I mean you do you cuz so i'ma just show you guys how I

do inktober also I want to see you guys inktober drawings I feature art at the

end of my vids so if you want to show me your art or just see it in a video post

it on instagram and tag me I would love to see them also you may want to follow

me because every first or second week of the month I pick a random Instagram

follower and draw and roastin hint hint wink wink other persuading body

movements drawing I'm roasting video coming out next week you already know so

this year I want to do all of my inktober is on one page kinda like how

Jake Parker did so the first day is poisoned so I'm gonna be basic and just

draw a poison bottle first you want to sketch out the drawing and if you're

doing a whole page like me start small don't you have it sketched out get get

your zero one micron or any basic ink pen and

just outline the drawing nothing special now what I like to do is

add these little unnecessary lines they add character to the drawing I like how

it looks and it helps make the drawing pop out you know now you're gonna want

to erase your pencil strokes let the freaking ink dry so it doesn't smear ink

everywhere now the next step depends on where your

light source is I just like to draw a shadow under the drawing it's pretty

easy my G just draw all squiggly lines under the drawing now when coloring this

John I like to just scribble it in and leave some spaces uncolored I feel like

it makes a drawing look cooler but hey I'm a trash artist so do you my guy do

you my guy now we move on to the hatching I take my point zero zero five

micron or any ink pen with a smaller tip than the first one you can even use a

basic office pen just draw lines in one directions where the shading would be

once you do that you're gonna want to go to the corner of the shading and draw

lines in the opposite direction to make the shades darker and I like to take my

thickest black liner and then outline the outside or the border of the drawing

I'm not gonna be making an inked sober video every day but this year I will be

recording each drawing so I can make a huge video at the end so if you care

enough to see the finished drawing or or you just want funny not really art

tutorials mediocre beats and basic animation story times consider

subscribing

ayyyy we pack on this end card into any newcomers if you want your art featured

again just post your art and tag me I would love to see it

that being said shout out to the Twitter gang be sure to join insta-family like

share and comment as I reply to every comment on new vids and if you want to

join the news wave on the way to YouTube animation destination be sure to

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3 Outfits That WILL Make You Hotter - Duration: 3:54.

Welcome welcome everyone to a new genre of content for this channel.

This is my very first lookbook, and I'm really excited to be making this video. My wardrobe only has about five shirts in it,

so by the end of this video you will have seen pretty much everything I own.

But more importantly you will know three ways to dress hotter.

Let's.

Outfit #1: The Tasteful Logangster. Being tasteful is all about balance. Now here I went with your

classic low gangster charcoal gray tee as my base layer

Then layered the look with this Calvin Klein khaki sweater.

My next move here is quite bold, but I talked it over with my team and it does in fact work.

I have tucked my shirt into these above knee baby blue shorts

held up by my Dockers brown leather belt. And of course as with any good outfit,

I'm wearing the truly timeless Stan Smith greens here. Now to accessorize,

I decided to keep it very simple with just a watch. Now

my first choice was going to be the rolex submariner reference number 14060,

but I decided the more tasteful choice was to go with the G shock DW

6900 1V. To top it...

To top it off...

To top it off, I would recommend a maverick by Logan Paul sticker on the water bottle.

It's truly quite a tasteful low gangster move in my opinion.

Outfit #2: The guy was the sponsor.

There is only one principle here: wear as many pieces of clothing

that are matching brands as you possibly can. This gives the impression that you have a sponsor, and

people with a sponsor from a big brand like adidas or Tommy jeans are loaded, and

that is hot

There's no right or wrong here. Just as long as you follow that one principle. Go crazy.

Outfit #3: The to make a pretty boy. Oh

yeah. A guy who wears Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and Tommy might be accused of being a pretty boy.

But how do we take this to the next level?

To start you want to get yourself a Ralph Lauren salmon striped polo.

Next I'm reusing the shorts and belt from the first outfit. At this point or pretty.

But in order to make it mega, it's as easy as three steps.

Tuck the shirt in.

Start calling the shirt pink. And start carrying yourself as preppy as you possibly can.

Remember that Rolex we talked about earlier? Feel free to whip that out too.

And

that was three different ways you can make yourself hotter through your outfit.

So if you want more fashion videos as helpful as this one, subscribe to my channel. While I make no promises,

I do make plans to start uploading new videos every week or so from here on out.

So there's a short little goof video for you guys. Just dipping my toes back into the water of YouTube.

I'm really excited to just start making videos again, man. I miss it. It's so much fun. I

Love it. It's the best.

All right, that's it let's go

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The Biggest Volcanic Eruption in Human History - Duration: 5:46.

SciShow is supported by Brilliant.org.

[ ♪ INTRO ]

Around 74,000 years ago, in what's now Sumatra, a volcano called Toba exploded.

It was the largest known eruption in at least the past two million years,

a whole order of magnitude bigger than the 19th-century eruption of Tambora,

which is the largest volcanic eruption in recorded history.

The Toba eruption produced 2800 cubic kilometers of magma, deposited meters-thick layers of ash,

and spewed thousands of tons of sulfuric acid and sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere.

It may have caused global temperatures to dip by as much as 10 degrees Celsius for the next decade

— with some cooling lasting nearly a thousand years.

This was the Middle Paleolithic Period, when the height of human technology was stone tools and fire.

So you get why scientists would think the giant explosion had a serious impact on the human population.

But the evidence seems to show that humanity was … mostly fine.

And we're not totally sure why.

The main climate effects from volcanoes come from the ash and sulfurous gases they belch out.

After a big eruption, this stuff can circulate in the atmosphere for years, reflecting sunlight

and causing global cooling — hence that possible decade-long volcanic winter caused by Toba.

It makes sense that an endless global winter would be bad news for the planet's inhabitants.

For comparison, the eruption of nearby Tambora turned 1816 into what became known as "the year without a summer"

and led to crop failure and famine around the world.

And Tambora only put out 175 cubic kilometers of stuff, compared to Toba's thousands.

So in the 1990s a scientist named Stanley Ambrose proposed what's been called the Toba catastrophe theory.

His idea was that the eruption might have nearly wiped out humanity,

reducing the global population from around 100,000 people to around 10,000.

People of African ancestry are more genetically diverse than other humans,

which seems to suggest that the rest of humanity experienced a genetic bottleneck at some point

— a dramatic drop in population that resulted in a loss of genetic diversity.

According to the Toba catastrophe theory, the giant volcanic eruption and the global winter that followed were the culprits.

Africans' tropical home, the theory goes, helped buffer them against the effects of the volcanic winter

and prevented the huge population declines that happened in other areas.

Which sounds plausible.

But as we've continued to look for evidence of the so-called Toba catastrophe, things have become a lot less clear.

For one thing, scientists don't all agree on just how bad the eruption's effects on the climate actually were.

In 2010, researchers created a mathematical model of the eruption's possible climate

effects, based on how the particles it shot into the atmosphere would have reflected solar energy.

Their results showed that the eruption's global effects may have been milder and shorter-lived

than originally theorized — like a three to five degree drop in temperature for two or three years,

instead of a ten degree drop that lasted a decade.

That's still a really big deal — a drop of just one degree was enough to cause the year without a summer.

But maybe it wasn't a big enough deal to kill off 90% of the world's population.

Recent research has also found that charcoal and plant particles in sediment samples from Africa's Lake Malawi

don't show any big change in plant life before and after the eruption.

Which is something you'd definitely expect to see if there had been a ten-year-long winter.

And, the more archaeologists look for evidence of what actually happened to humans around this time,

the more it looks like the answer is … nothing too devastating.

A recent study from the coast of South Africa didn't find any interruption in human activity there.

There is a layer of tiny volcanic glass shards from the eruption in archaeological deposits,

but the human artifacts from before and after are pretty much the same.

Some of the researchers involved suggested that living in a warm,

coastal area with lots of resources might have helped people there thrive despite the eruption.

But archaeological studies from much closer to the blast zone in India — don't show

much change in human communities there around the time of the eruption, either.

Humans probably were affected by Toba — the largest volcanic eruption in our history would be hard to ignore.

But the latest evidence makes it seem pretty unlikely that 90% of the global population was killed off,

and today most scientists consider the Toba catastrophe theory to be debunked.

But that still leaves the question of what caused the genetic bottleneck as humans were expanding out of Africa.

The most widely accepted explanation today is that it was a simple case of what's called the founder effect.

Only relatively small groups of humans ever made the trek out of Africa,

limiting the genetic diversity of their descendents as they populated the rest of the world.

Perhaps the closest parallel to Toba threatening the world today is the massive volcano underneath Yellowstone National Park.

One of the Yellowstone supervolcano's past eruptions, around two million years ago, was almost on the scale of Toba,

spewing about 2500 cubic kilometers of magma.

And today, humans rely on way more technology that would be negatively affected than we

did at the time of Toba, from agriculture to airplanes.

In some ways, our society is more fragile than it was back then.

So a modern Yellowstone eruption would be really bad news.

But volcanologists say the chances of Yellowstone blowing up any time soon are incredibly small,

so don't lose too much sleep over it.

Ultimately, though, even an eruption as large as Toba's didn't really alter the course of humanity's genetic history.

Mind-bogglingly huge volcanic eruptions like Toba are a reminder of just how violent our planet's geology can be

— but in this case, it also showed that our species can be pretty resilient.

Go humans!

Thanks to Brilliant.org for sponsoring this episode, and this whole week, of SciShow.

Trying to unpack natural disasters from the past, or make predictions about the future

is a lot more interdisciplinary than we tend to think.

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This particular quiz starts you out learning about probability from the point of view of

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96oz BREAKFAST BURRITO CHALLENGE RECORD!! - Duration: 7:16.

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel

"Atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and

proud owner of foodchallenges.com! Very

very excited today! I'm going for another

win in the state of Colorado! I'm a

little bit north of Denver I'm in

Longmont, Colorado I'm at Aunt Alice's

Kitchen I'm taking on their Big Daddy

Breakfast Burrito Challenge! Now I love

breakfast I love burritos, and this is

perfect! I've got one hour to finish this

thing!

It's basically 96 ounces total with

everything! Everything's wrapped in a

bunch of tortillas but there are 12 eggs

, or one dozen then there is a bunch of

chorizo for my meats I had a

couple other options like ham and bacon

and stuff and sausage but they said that

chorizo was the best so I went with that.

There's a whole bunch of hashbrowns and

then everything is smothered with a

bunch of cheddar cheese, green chilies,

and then a sausage gravy. Like I said

I've got one hour to finish if I fail

it's going to be $20, but if I win I will

get the meal free I will get a sweet

t-shirt, and I'll be one of the few elite

people added up on their Wall of Fame!

let's get win number 581! Let's get this

challenge started!

Alright now it's here in the Denver area

a while back and I did that Jack and

Grill Breakfast Burrito in about eight

minutes!

Not feeling as good as I did back then

but the record is 12 minutes we're gonna

try to beat that by my friend and then

yeah, we have an hour the main thing is

getting the victory! Then we got 50 wings

to eat tonight! 1, 2, 3... Boom! Alright got my

big utensils open this thing up, let it

cool off and get it all down!

It's still hot!

All this stuff and sauce on the outside

will help get it all down once it is

cooled off!

Three minutes 45 seconds in this thing

is delicious this is amazing!

Six minutes in always remember if you're

trying to eat fast chewing is a waste of

time!

Staring at the timer to make sure

that I was going to be ten minutes while

still leaving no doubt, and getting

everything! Nine minutes and 58 seconds!

That is the new record for the Big Daddy

Breakfast Burrito Challenge here at at

Alice's Kitchen here in Longmont,

Colorado that was so delicious!

Every bit of that! The 12 eggs in there

The chorizo, really happened I went with

that, like I said I had options of ham,

bacon, and all the others but they said

go to the chorizo. Very happy I did that.

Awesome! For finishing I'm going to

get the $20 breakfast burrito for free, I

will get a sweet t-shirt and I'll be

added up on to their Wall of Fame as the

new record or the new Big Daddy for the

Burrito Challenge on their Wall of Fame

so thank you to Aunt Alice's kitchen for

the awesome hospitality and delicious

96-ounce Big Daddy breakfast burrito

challenge, thank you guys all for coming

to watch, really appreciate everybody's

support thank you guys for watching -

and she's about to hand me my shirt, yes!

yeah there it is, so along with the free

meal I'm going to get this sweet t-shirt

with auntie Alice's kitchen on the back

and then yeah, the shirt says I conquered

the Big Daddy breakfast burrito

challenge, so thank you to Aunt Alice's

kitchen thank you guys for watching!

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SCAMBAIT CENTRAL LIVE STREAM 7 - SAT 13 OCT (subtitles) - Duration: 1:00.

ScamBait Central Live Stream No 7

will take place on Saturday 13 October

from 1400 hours UK time

This 13th of October will be a very unlucky day for some Scammers

So make sure you be there my Brodas and Sistas.

<Nigerian Pidgin> You need to make this date…

<click>

Hello?

Oh, Hello. May I speak with Mohammed Yayale?

Yah. You are speaking with Mohammed Yayale.

Sir, my name...

is...

Mister Pricky.

<click>

<ScamBaiter Mirth>

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What We Still Don't Know About Our Own Solar System - Duration: 6:25.

We've learned a lot about our galactic neighborhood since our days of building crappy styrofoam

solar system models for middle school science class.

As we discover more and more about our place in space, new answers seem to only lead to

new questions — many of which are perplexing even the world's best astronomers.

What is the spider on Mercury?

Appropriately named after the swiftest and speediest of Roman gods, Mercury races around

the sun at nearly 31 miles per second.

In terms of temperature, however, Mercury goes from zero to 100 — or, more accurately,

-290 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit — real slow.

So slow that one day-night cycle equals nearly 176 Earth days.

And if that's not weird enough...

Images from the spacecraft Messenger revealed something bizarre about the mysterious planet:

a 41-kilometer-wide crater with a massive array of grooved valleys radiating out from

it called "The Spider."

The Spider lies within the 3.8-billion-year-old Caloris Basin, but is visually confusing.

The Spider's body doesn't quite match up to its legs, as the central crater is off-center

in relation to the valleys extending out from it.

Scientists still don't have a definitive answer explaining the creation of this unique landmark.

How did Mercury itself form?

We have ideas as to how most of the planets in our solar system formed, but we don't actually

know how Mercury came to be.

It was once believed that Mercury started out like its sisters, Venus and Earth, but

its close proximity to that massive fireball we call the Sun roasted away the outer layers.

Another theory proposed that Mercury was heavily damaged when it smashed into a piece of another

planet.

Today, we can pretty much scrap those ideas, as both the solar-roasting and collision theories

would require that Mercury be depleted of potassium, thorium, and uranium.

However, Messenger found that the ratio of these elements on Mercury is actually similar

to Mars, Venus, and Earth.

So, basically, the answer to the question "How did Mercury form?" is … who knows?

If science is all about truth, "Who knows?" is as good an answer as any.

Why is Miranda so ugly?

No, space nerds, we're not talking about Mass Effect's raven-haired bombshell Miranda Lawson.

We're talking about the Miranda that hovers around Uranus.

Only one-seventh as large as our own Moon, Miranda looks like she's had a pretty rough

go, but scientists are unable to come to an agreement as to why this moon looks so beat

up.

According to NASA, some scientists speculate that Miranda's surface has been repeatedly

subjected to a barrage of meteor strikes, causing slushy water to rise to the surface

before refreezing.

Whatever the reason, this particular Miranda certainly doesn't have it going on in the

looks department.

We'll therefore award Lawson the title of most attractive Miranda in our solar system.

What are those spots on Uranus?

We know, we know — just try not to laugh yourself into the stratosphere.

Spots tend to pop up on Uranus at random intervals like a bad rash, always seeming to surprise

scientists.

In 2006, the Hubble Space Telescope was the first to officially sight a dark spot on the

smooth surface of Uranus, roughly 1,100 miles by 1,900 miles in area.

Then, in 2011, a bright white spot surfaced, which ended up being merely a giant cloud

of fart gas, AKA methane.

We now know these mysterious spots are most likely storms, but scientists are perplexed

by the fact that these storms are still occurring.

In short: these spots shouldn't be showing up — so, why are they?

Maybe Uranus really should see a doctor.

Why does Venus glow?

Earth's evil twin sure does have her secrets, one of which is the mysterious reason behind

her green glow.

We know why the Earth glows green on occasion: its magnetic field deflects the Sun's occasional

bursts of high energy particles, causing atmospheric gases to glow in what we know as the the Aurora

Borealis.

Our sister Venus, however, doesn't have a global magnetic field.

Thus, by all rights, she shouldn't be glowing.

As awesome as it would be to learn that there was some alien civilization beneath the gas

clouds of Venus, we know that's not the case.

The most plausible theory explaining our sister planet's glow is that there's a traceable

amount of nitric oxide in the atmosphere, signifying chemiluminescence.

This means that the Sun's ultraviolet light breaks up molecules on Venus into atoms and

smaller molecules, allowing them to reconvene while giving off excess energy as light.

Where did life begin?

"As for the origin of life itself, the transition from inanimate molecules to what any of us

would call life remains one of the great frontiers of biology."

As selfishly satisfying as it would be to learn that life evolved first and solely on

our planet, we cannot claim this as a certainty.

In fact, it's totally possible that life was delivered to this planet a long, long time

ago.

"This is called panspermia for obvious reasons, ok?

The idea that life might somehow get kicked off on a rock and comes over to another planet

so life could spread throughout the solar system."

(If it's too long by a second or two, cut out "for obvious reasons, ok?"

Scientists can't definitively rule out the theory of panspermia, due to the lack of any

conclusive evidence for or against this theory.

From the evidence we do have, scientists are pretty sure the oldest form of life on Earth

is a single-celled organism called archaea — hardy little bastards able to withstand

even the harshest of environments.

But were they really the first, or did some catastrophe wipe out more advanced, already-evolved

organisms, leaving only archaea behind?

Better yet, did life even evolve first on Earth, or are we late to our own Solar System's

game?

It may be decades, even centuries before human civilization unlocks our solar system's greatest

secrets — but one thing's for certain: the truth is most certainly out there.

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The Duggar Car Trashing Tradition | Counting On - Duration: 3:04.

-READY, GUYS? -MM-MM.

SO, AT THE DUGGAR WEDDINGS, AT LEAST,

CAR TRASHING IS JUST SOMETHING THAT YOU'RE JUST SUPPOSED TO DO.

YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO JUST -- HAVE TO.

YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DECORATE A CAR FOR THE COUPLE --

THEIR GETAWAY CAR --

AND MAKE IT NICE AND PRESENTABLE FOR THEM

SO IT'S SOMETHING THAT,

YOU KNOW, THEY WILL REMEMBER THIS,

AND THEY MIGHT NOT ALWAYS ENJOY THE DRIVE,

BUT IT'LL BE GOOD FOR THEM.

-OKAY, WE NEED STICKY NOTES. -AH!

Jedidiah: THOSE ARE THE SMALL ONES. WE WANT THE BIG ONES.

-LOOK AT THESE UP HERE. -OH, THOSE ARE THEM.

THAT'S WHAT WE NEED RIGHT THERE.

OH, YOU'RE JUST POSTING THEM IN THERE?

STICK IT ALL OVER THE OUTSIDE OF THE CAR.

WE'RE JUST LOOKING TO GET SOMETHING

THAT'S EITHER REALLY STINKY OR BIZARRE,

SOMETHING THAT KIND OF STANDS OUT.

SO, THAT'S KIND OF OUR GOAL.

Justin: WE NEED TO GET SOME USED CAT LITTER.

HMM. WE DON'T ANYTHING CLEAN.

ASK THEM IF THEY HAVE ANY USED CAT LITTER. [ CHUCKLES ]

JOSIAH IS REALLY THE PRANKSTER FOR THE FAMILY,

AND SO HE'S PULLED SOME PRETTY GOOD TRICKS

OVER THE YEARS.

YEAH, JOSIAH PLAYED A PRANK AT OUR WEDDING.

HE HAD ONE OF OUR FRIENDS

RAPPEL DOWN AND GIVE HIM THE RING.

Kendra: AND ACTED LIKE HE DIDN'T HAVE IT FOR A LITTLE BIT.

[ CROWD GASPS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

Joseph: SO, AFTER ALL THOSE PRANKS

THAT JOSIAH'S DONE OVER THE YEARS,

I THINK THAT IT'S --

IT'S WELL-DESERVED.

YEAH, IT'S WELL-DESERVED PAYBACK.

-ALL RIGHT, SARDINES, JED. -ALL RIGHT, SARDINES.

-SARDINES. -IS THAT SARDINES?

RIGHT THERE, SARDINES.

James: I THINK JOSIAH WILL TAKE IT PRETTY WELL.

I MEAN, HE HAS DONE A LOT OF PRANKS TO OTHER PEOPLE.

HE'S NOT ONE TO, LIKE, GET UPSET OVER A JOKE.

YEAH, I THINK HE'LL TAKE IT PRETTY GOOD.

LAUREN, SHE'LL BE FINE.

SHE'LL BE FINE. SHE'LL GO ALONG.

SHE TAKES THEM BETTER THAN SI, I THINK, SOMETIMES.

WELL, I THINK THEY'LL KNOW IT'S FROM US,

SO I THINK THEY'LL BE FINE WITH IT.

Jedidiah: I WONDER IF BLUE CHEESE SMELLS AS BAD AS LIMBURGER.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT LIMBURGER LOOKS LIKE.

I BET THAT'LL STINK.

YEAH, LET'S GET ONE OF THOSE.

-...WOULD BE EVEN BETTER? -ALL RIGHT.

Joseph: THROUGH A SECRET INFORMANT,

WE FOUND OUT THAT JOSIAH HAD A BACKUP

EVEN TO HIS BACKUP CAR.

AND SO WE FIGURED,

WE HAVE TO TRASH ALL OF THEM, THEN, RIGHT?

YOU WANT TO JUST HAVE A COUPLE OPTIONS

JUST PARKED OUT THERE FOR HIM?

YEAH, LET'S DO TWO OPTIONS, I THINK.

Jedidiah: HEY, YOU KNOW WHAT WE SHOULD DO

WITH ONE OF THEIR CARS? WE SHOULD WRAP IT UP.

WHAT WE COULD DO IS THE ORIGINAL --

THE ORIGINAL CAR, THAT'S THE ONE WE'RE GONNA WRAP.

OHH.

SO WHEN THEY TEAR IT APART,

THAT'S WHEN EVERYBODY REALIZES, "WHOOPS."

Jason: I THINK TONIGHT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS,

AND WE'LL JUST HAVE TO SEE WHERE THIS GOES.

HOPEFULLY, WE'LL GET EVERYTHING COLLIDED TOGETHER PRETTY WELL.

-ALL RIGHTY. LET'S GO. -THAT'LL WORK.

I THINK THE STICKY NOTES IS GONNA BE THE COOLEST THING

THAT WE'VE GOT SO FAR.

YOU KNOW, DOING A WHOLE, ENTIRE STICKY-NOTE CAR.

I THINK THAT'LL BE PRETTY NEAT. WE'LL JUST SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

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Dyno Testing the Arclight Rally Car | Shifting Gears with Aaron Kaufman - Duration: 6:31.

♪♪

[ ENGINE REVS ]

SO, THIS IS A CHASSIS DYNAMOMETER.

A DYNAMOMETER LITERALLY JUST MEASURES POWER OUTPUT.

SO IT'S LIKE A TREADMILL FOR A CAR.

SO WHAT WE'RE GONNA BE DOING TODAY IS DIALING IN

THE FUEL AND IGNITION WITH OUR ENGINE-CONTROL COMPUTER.

SINCE THIS IS A NEW-TO-US ENGINE,

WE'VE GOT TO, YOU KNOW, COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZE IT

ON THE ENGINE-CONTROL COMPUTER.

SO WE'RE GONNA PUT IT ON THE ROLLERS, SEE WHAT IT LIKES,

SEE WHAT'S GONNA MAKE THE MOST POWER RELIABLY,

AND GET IT DIALED IN AND WE'LL BE READY TO GO.

WE'RE MEASURING THE POWER OUTPUT TO SEE, LIKE,

THE CHANGES THAT I MAKE, HOW THE CAR RESPONDS TO IT.

-WHAT'S GOING ON? -IT'S GOOD.

-JASON. -KEVIN.

GOOD TO MEET YOU.

-I -- YEAH. -YEAH.

[ LAUGHTER ]

I RAN A DYNO FOR THE PAST EIGHT YEARS

IN PHOENIX, SO I KNOW WHAT THE FILTH IS ALL ABOUT.

[ LAUGHS ]

Producer: WHAT'S YOUR BEST GUESS

ON HORSEPOWER HERE?

I DON'T KNOW. I MEAN, IT'S GOT STOCK CAMS IN IT.

IT DOES HAVE A LITTLE BIT MORE COMPRESSION,

BUT I HAVE NO IDEA ON THE HISTORY OF THE MOTOR

OR WHO BUILT IT, SO I'M JUST GONNA TRY TO,

YOU KNOW, GIVE IT WHAT IT WANTS AND MAKE IT HEALTHY.

ANYTHING ABOUT 150 HORSEPOWER, THAT'S PROBABLY ENOUGH

TO GO SIDEWAYS ON DIRT, SO...

[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS ]

UM, I MEAN, I THINK IF IT MAKES 160,

AARON WILL BE PRETTY DISAPPOINTED.

THEN AGAIN, IT IS WHAT IT IS.

I LOOKED UP SOME DYNOS FOR SIMILAR CARS.

YEAH. IT'S -- THAT'S ABOUT THE POWER.

IT'S AN NA 2.5-LITER. IT'S A LITTLE TINY --

I GOT TO SEE IF I CAN FIT MY HIPS IN

AN AARON-SIZED SPOT.

-THESE HIPS DON'T LIE. -[ CHUCKLES ]

-THESE HIPS DON'T SHRINK. -YEAH.

[ ENGINE STARTS ]

YOU READY FOR SOME PULLS?

HERE GOES THE PULLS. I'M GONNA WATCH FOR DENOTATION.

♪♪

[ ENGINE REVS ]

♪♪

READY?

[ ENGINE REVS ]

♪♪

[ ENGINE DIES DOWN ]

♪♪

100 AND 100. 100 AND 114.

MEH.

[ ENGINE TURNS OFF ] ALL RIGHT, I'M GONNA LET

ME AND THE CAR COOL OFF JUST A LITTLE BIT.

ALL RIGHT, YEAH.

'CAUSE THE LAST THING I WANT TO DO IS, LIKE,

GET GREEDY.

YEAH, RIGHT OFF THE BAT.

[ GROANS ] YEAH, I'D RATHER SNEAK UP ON IT.

UH-HUH.

WHOA, NELLY.

THERE WE GO.

THE MOTOR'S GIVING YOU GOOD SIGNS, THOUGH?

IT'S NOT KNOCKING THE SPRINGS OUT?

OH, NO, IT'S NOT --

MOTOR DOESN'T CARE.

IT'S ALL STILL --

Man: WHAT ARE THE READINGS TELLING US?

WELL, THESE READINGS RIGHT HERE ARE PRETTY MUCH JUNK.

YEAH, WE GOT TO GET THE DYNO SYNCHED UP AGAIN,

BUT I'M JUST STARTING REALLY SOFT AND SNEAKING UP ON IT,

MAKE SURE ITS HEALTHY, AND THAT IT PULLS THROUGH CLEANLY,

AND I'M GETTING...

BASICALLY, WE'RE MODELLING -- WE'RE MODELLING AIR FLOW

THROUGH THE ENGINE.

SO WHAT I'M DOING IS GETTING THAT MODEL DIALED FIRST,

AND THEN I'LL EXPERIMENT WITH CHANGES

TO THE AIR/FUEL RATIO AND THE TIMING,

AND THAT'S WHAT THE POWER'S GONNA COME FROM.

SO RIGHT NOW, WE'RE MAKING SURE

THAT THE WAY I'VE MODELLED THE ENGINE IN THE SOFTER

IS ACCURATE. THAT'S WHAT I'M VERIFYING NOW.

SO, POWER OUTPUT RIGHT NOW IS PRETTY SECONDARY.

WE'RE 100 HORSEPOWER RIGHT NOW OFF OF WHAT WAS

WHAT AARON'S HOPING FOR.

[ ENGINE REVS ]

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-NASTY VIBRATION. -IT LOOKS LIKE IT.

LOOKS LIKE IT.

[ INDISTINCTLY TALKING ]

WHAT THE HELL IS THE MEAN VIBRATION, THOUGH?

IT COULD BE THESE TIRES,

BUT DID IT FEEL A BIT MORE LIKE DRIVESHAFT VIBRATION?

Aaron: I WAS AFRAID TO STAY IN IT.

I MEAN, I TRIED TO STAY IN TO THE END OF THE PULL

TO THAT THAT UP, BUT IT FELT REAL SKETCHY.

YEAH. IT LOOKED REAL SKETCHY.

THE TRUNK -- THE TRUNK WAS SHAKING LIKE CRAZY.

YEAH, SO, I CAN COMPARE PULLS.

THE SCALING JUST DOESN'T MATTER.

I CAN JUST DO A COUPLE PULLS IN SECOND GEAR.

-YEAH, THAT'S FINE. -AND DIAL IN FUEL

AND SEE WHAT MAKES AN IMPROVEMENT.

AND THEN WE'LL CALL THAT DONE.

THAT WAY WE'RE NOT DEALING WITH ALL THE CRAZY RPM.

-SOUNDS GOOD TO ME -ALL RIGHT.

I LIKE THAT.

WE HAVE SOME VIBRATIONS. I THINK IT'S THE TIRES.

THESE TIRES ARE -- THEY'RE SO -- HEAVY SIDEWALL.

THEY'RE A HEAVY TIRE.

THERE'S A LOT OF ROTATING MASS GOING ON WITH THESE THINGS.

I THINK IT'S JUST -- IT'S JUST THE NATURE

OF THESE TIRES TO SHAKE, BECAUSE THEY'RE SO BIG,

AND THEY'RE NOT MADE FOR THE STREET.

THESE ARE SPECIFIC RALLY TIRES FOR GRAVEL.

AND AT THE SPEEDS THAT IT WAS VIBRATING AT

WAS, LIKE, WELL OVER 100 MILES AN HOUR.

SO, UH, YES, AARON WILL PROBABLY HIT THAT,

BUT ON DIRT, IT'S WAY DIFFERENT

THAN IT IS ON STEEL LITTLE ROLLERS.

WE'RE GONNA DO A COUPLE SECOND-GEAR PULLS

AND JUST KIND OF DIAL THE REST OF THE FUEL IN RIGHT NOW.

I THINK WE MADE -- WHAT DID WE MAKE, 131, 150?

Aaron: 130 AND 146.

YEAH, SO, 130 HORSE AND 150 FOOT-POUNDS.

READY?

[ ENGINE IDLING ]

[ ENGINE REVS ]

OKAY, THERE WE GO.

IT PROBABLY HITS 160, 170,

SO, NOT FAR OFF FROM WHERE WE WERE THINKING.

THINK WE'RE ABOUT THERE, HONESTLY.

-YOU DONE-ZO? -I THINK SO.

-OKAY. -WE'LL CALL THAT.

ULTIMATELY, IT IS -- IT'S NOT LEAKING ANY FLUIDS,

THE CAR RUNS VERY... UH, IT RUNS SUPER SMOOTH.

THE TRANSMISSION SEEMED TO SHIFT FINE.

BRAKES WORK.

ALL THE LIGHTS WORK, ALL THE SYSTEMS WORK,

SO I DON'T SEE THERE BEING ANY REASON

WHY AARON COULDN'T TAKE IT "A," ON FRIDAY TO RALLY READY,

AND THEN "B," IF HE DOESN'T HIT A TREE IN RALLY READY,

THEN I THINK IT'LL JUST BE COME BACK,

RECHECK A COUPLE THINGS,

WASH THE CAR, LOAD IT IN THE TRAILER,

AND GET ON THE ROAD.

IT MAKES ALL THE RIGHT NOISES. IT DOES ALL THE RIGHT STUFF.

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-IT'S NICE THAT IT IDLES. -YEAH.

ALL RIGHT.

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For more infomation >> Dyno Testing the Arclight Rally Car | Shifting Gears with Aaron Kaufman - Duration: 6:31.

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Gas Station Foods You Should Absolutely Never Eat - Duration: 4:19.

If ever you've taken a road trip across America, you've likely made your fair share of pit

stops at the many gas stations that dot the edges of every major highway.

They have a lot more to offer than just gasoline and a restroom: there's also shelf after shelf

full of tempting junk food.

But it's important to be careful about your impulse decisions in order to stay healthy

on the road - after all, nothing ruins a trip like a nasty bout of food poisoning.

So let's talk gas station foods you should never eat.

Nacho cheese

Easily the scariest news on the food front in 2017 was that of some fatal nacho cheese

sauce that was served at a gas station outside of Sacramento, California.

One person died of botulism after making the seemingly harmless choice of opting for the

cheese, and several others were hospitalized with symptoms including slurred speech, blurred

vision, respiratory failure, and paralysis.

Botulism usually happens when food is not correctly stored or processed, and while it's

a risk you take anytime you let someone else cook your food, it's easy to see why gas stations

might be particularly dangerous.

Even though it's undeniably delicious, it might be prudent to avoid the nacho cheese

sauce at any gas station after this, especially considering even jarred, commercially-produced,

and packaged Taco Bell nacho cheese has been recalled for the same concerns.

Hot dogs

Few things are more American than hot dogs, and while they might be a convenient food,

most hot dogs are not the healthiest option out there.

They can often be packed with preservatives, a ton of sodium and saturated fat, and you

probably already know that.

But the kicker is that gas station dog is likely made of mechanically separated meat.

That's the stuff left after bones are fed through a sieve at a high temperature, pulling

off any residual meat and shaping it into a tube form.

There are hot dogs that aren't made using these methods, but they tend to be the more

expensive brands… probably not what's on offer at most gas stations.

So, if you're invested in wanting to know exactly what you're eating, skip those gas

station dogs.

Beef sticks

Meat in stick form is never a good idea, but it's easy to think you might be making a smart

choice by not grabbing something filled with sugar and calories.

But consider, for example, the Classic Slim Jim.

It clocks in at a modest 160 calories, but 110 of those calories are from fat.

It also has 550 milligrams of sodium, which is almost a quarter of what you should be

eating in an entire day.

Beef sticks often come in jumbo sizes, and are sometimes even paired with a stick of

cheese, which isn't helping matters.

If you want to feel your best while you're on the road, it's best to avoid these fat-filled

sodium bombs.

Sandwiches and burgers

Many gas stations offer a wide variety of perishable foods like sandwiches and burgers

that are either pre-packaged or assembled on-site, then wrapped or packaged for reheating.

And while some of these items can tend toward the unhealthy, that's not the major concern

here.

The real issue is food safety, as these products must be stored and refrigerated properly,

ensuring they are kept either sufficiently hot or adequately chilled.

You're basically at the mercy of their refrigeration system or the employee's commitment to safety

standards.

And even if their intentions are good, some nasty stuff can happen when sandwiches are

stacked on top of each other.

They might not be as cooled at the top as they are on the bottom, which makes them potential

incubation beds for bacteria and viruses that can ruin your whole trip.

Energy drinks

You're driving along and need a quick pick-me-up, but energy drinks aren't the way to get it.

There's been numerous lawsuits filed against manufacturers for the health problems that

have been associated with them, including caffeine addiction, heart attacks, digestive

problems, and insomnia.

Even worse, they can turn deadly when consumed in excess or in combination with other caffeinated

products.

And for adolescents between 12 and 18, anything more than 100 milligrams of caffeine per day

is too much.

Other additives like taurine can have a negative impact on the body as well, and most frightening

of all is that they're still so new we're not sure what the long-term effects can be.

It's probably best to just stick with coffee.

"Half-caf.

We're gonna have a half-caf."

"We're gonna have half-caf."

"Yay."

Potato chips

Every gas station has at least a few kinds of salty, bagged snacks like potato chips.

And while they're tempting, they're one of the worst items you can get at a convenience

store, nutritionally speaking.

Take a 1-ounce bag of Lay's Classic Potato Chips: it has 160 calories, which isn't too

terrible by itself, but more than half of those are from fat.

That little bag also has 170 milligrams of sodium, and that's just a 1-ounce bag.

Be honest: when you're snacking mindlessly — like you do on the open road — how many

chips are you really going to eat?

You can see how this one gets pretty terrible pretty fast.

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