Waching daily Oct 17 2018

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" and I've got 602 food challenge

wins around the world! It's day 2 of my 2018 Summer Tour and I'm going for

overall win number 603! I'm in the Shield suburb of Saginaw, Michigan I'm at

Flanigan's Irish pub I'm taking on their Flanagan's Burger Challenge! Now this

thing looks massive! There are 3-1 pound burger patties along

with a whole bunch of cheese, I think, I see multiple cheese's, then there is a

ton of healthy vegetables now we've got lettuce, we've got onions, I think we're

gonna see some tomatoes and along with a whole bunch of loaded

cheese and bacon fries. I've got 30 minutes to finish this thing if I fail

it's gonna be $30, but if I win I'll get the $30 meal for free, I'll 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 this challenge started!

All right thank you to everybody here at Flanigan's! There are so many people here

got to get this victory like I said I'm going for overall win number 603 thank

you to everybody that watches and supports our YouTube channel but the

record for this thing is right over 28 minutes and the record the time limit is

30 minutes, so we're going to try to smash that but as long as we get the win

1, 2, 3. . . Boom!

Just over five minutes in, this monstrosity also had a little bunch of

pickles it's loaded with bacon but the cheese is on here are awesome, and it's

cooked perfect it's super juicy but let's get the rest down then we'll go to

the fries!

All the beef and all the toppings are gone the burger also had a whole bunch

of mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup but it's all good get the buns down, then fry time!

This is really cool!

This shirt is awesome!

and then a number four on the back. I got the $30 meal free, sweet t-shirt, and spot

on the wall of fame, and it was overall with number 603! Thank you guys all for

coming out to watch really appreciate it! Thank you guys for watching too!

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A Life Crisis, A Snow Job, and A Precedent - Duration: 7:37.

(upbeat music)

Saroya or Eugene, what is this?

Saroya Eugene?

Saroya Eugene.

Alright, Saroya,

you have two registrations.

On the registration on the Nissan.

Yes.

You have three red light violations.

And you also have two parking tickets.

Well both the vehicles are registered in my name,

but I have, my son's a driver and my husband are not.

I get a lot of these tickets and they're usually not me.

On the one that was me, it was about

five a.m. and I honestly was kind of

not paying attention that the light had turned red.

When I seen the flash, when I went through it,

I was like, oh my God, oh my God kind of thing.

But the other ones, um

the one that was in that one on Smith Street

my son was driving and I remember that one.

I didn't know if we were going to get a ticket,

but I wasn't driving.

He was driving.

You were passenger?

I was a passenger, he's young, he's a new driver.

How old is he?

Well, he just turned 18.

At that time, he just got his license

in August of last year.

And, I had told him he's supposed to stop there

and I was like I didn't know we were gonna get a ticket,

and he went through it because talking and stuff like that.

And, the other ones definitely my husband.

I've had a few he's come in--

So, one your son, and one you, and two your husband?

Yeah, and then the other ones, my husband normally comes

in and he pays 'em but he's been really, really sick.

He's in stage five renal failure.

He's what?

It's been a really stressful year.

(sobs)

So, I've been trying, I've came down before to pay

the tickets, to come to court for the tickets, but it

was on a Tuesday, cuz that's normally the days I have off.

(soft sigh)

I know you're going through a crisis in life.

And, I'm not gonna add to your crisis.

How much can you afford to pay?

(tearful sob)

Um, I don't even know how much everything adds up to.

I don't even know how much everything adds up to.

This--

Everything adds up to $465.

Right now I,

Whatever you feel I have to pay.

How much can you afford to pay?

$150.

I'm gonna respect your privacy, but I know you're going

through a crisis in life and your family.

I get a sense that if I fine you $150,

that that's gonna leave you broke.

And, I'm not gonna do that.

So, I'm gonna fine you $50.

That's not gonna leave you broke, is it?

Okay.

Good luck.

Our prayers are with you.

(sliding guitar riff)

Sometimes the circumstances of a case are so heartbreaking

the only thing my conscience will allow me to do

is to use my position as a judge

to try to ease their burden.

The Golden Rule applies everywhere in life,

including the courtroom.

(upbeat bass guitar)

Joseph Heist.

Inspector Quinn?

Mr. Heist is charged with smoking in Burnside Park.

Well, all the parks in the city, Your Honor,

there is no smokin'.

Can I say somethin' right now?

I reside in Warwick and I can smoke in Warwick City Park.

I didn't know that.

There's an ordinance passed by the Providence--

I didn't know that.

Alright, hold on. Hold on for a minute.

I understand that.

I'm just telling you why you got issued a citation.

The Providence City Council has passed an ordinance

prohibiting smoking in Burnside Park.

It's been well promulgated.

It's been in the Providence Journal.

It's been a matter of much discussion

on more than one occasion.

Inspector Quinn, do you have a recommendation?

Your Honor, if the ticket is filled out properly,

he was noticed properly,

the city stands by whatever the fine is.

I believe it's a $25 fine, Your Honor.

It's a $50 fine.

I'm gonna reduce it to 25.

The city would not object to a $25 fine, Your Honor.

However, I just saw this, Mr. Heist.

I don't like a snow job, in other words,

I try to help people if it's close.

But you just gave me a snow job

because I just noticed something here.

You had been warned on July 3rd.

You were issued this ticket on July 5th.

You were warned.

You were warned two days--

I told the officer--

Two days before--

You must mistake me for somebody else because I--

Two days before this.

I don't go downtown that often.

This is my point.

I'm reconsidering my decision.

It's $50.

You knew.

(sliding guitar)

Judge Caprio is as fair and considerate

as any person I have ever met.

However, do not mistake his kindness for weakness

or, I promise, there will be hell to pay.

Trust me.

(upbeat guitar riff)

Bernice Stone.

Counsel, Bernice Stone.

Counsel, Bernice Stone.

Bernice, you're charged with speeding.

You were caught on camera in a school zone.

The city does not charge you

if you are doing 30 miles-an-hour.

If you're doing 31 miles-an-hour, the city charges you.

In this case, the mechanism indicated,

according to the city,

that you were doing 31 miles-per-hour.

However, the legislation goes on to say that the city

can charge you plus or minus one mile-per-hour.

So, I have taken the position

that since the city charged you 31,

you could have been doing 32

or you could have been doing 30.

So, I have to make a decision on whether or not I'm gonna

give the benefit of the doubt to the city or to you.

What do you wanna say about that?

I'm gonna move to dismiss the charge based on precedent.

(delighted chuckling)

A precedent that I have established.

Yes.

I have taken the position that the benefit of the doubt

always go to the motorist.

And, your motion is granted.

The matter is dismissed.

Good luck.

Thank you.

And, I would like to thank Counselor, Your Honor,

for not bringing in that 20-page brief that she was

preparing last evening to state exactly that.

Well because you were gonna review it and--

(laughter)

and give me a synopsis of it.

She's assisted me in the past, Judge.

Good luck.

Thank you.

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What makes a good reader? with Jackson Bird | The Myth, The Legend - Duration: 9:17.

- Hi, friends.

I'm here with...

- Jackson Bird.

- So, if you're new here, something that's really important

to me is the personal stories that we tell ourselves

about who we are.

I think it's a really important way

that we shape our reality.

I like to call them personal mythologies

and I like to ask other people when I meet them

or when I'm getting to know them or when I'm filming

a video with them what their personal mythologies are.

So, Jackson,

what is a word or a characteristic

or an idea that you think defines you?

- What I'm gonna go with is that I am an avid reader.

I was always reading more books or more excited

about reading than other kids in my class,

but I don't think I really realized it

until I was in fourth grade

and we were looking for a new house.

We were visiting houses

and being shown around by brokers or whatever.

I didn't really understand the process, I was nine.

But we were looking at this house and they had

maybe a cool nook or something and my mom was just like,

"Oh, Jackson, you'll love that

"because he's such a reader.

"He's just reading all the time,"

she's saying to the real estate agent.

And I listened to that, I'm like, I'm a reader?

I love reading?

I like reading more than other people

to the extent she's bragging to the real estate agent?

And then I thought about it and I was like, yeah, okay.

Yeah, I guess I do.

Oh, I'm a reader, alright.

And I just really took it on.

I was like, yeah, I love books.

This is a part of me now because my mom said it was.

- First question, did you end up

living in the house with the nook?

- No, we did not, but the house we ended up in

actually did have these really cool two windows

that had the little bench-thing.

- Oh, I love those.

- I know. (laughing)

Starting in middle school,

reading became a bit harder for me.

I think it was an attention thing.

I just could not pay attention to books.

So, from sixth grade through college,

I very rarely ever completed a single reading assignment.

I still thought of myself as a big reader

and I would read a lot outside of class.

I don't know if it would've continued to be true.

If I hadn't had that positive reinforcement, I might've

at some point been like, meh, reading, English class,

writing, it's not really me,

but it became a part of my identity, which meant that

it was something I wanted to do well

and I wanted to succeed at and it was my thing.

- My whole thing is I'm a writer and I tried to run from it

for so long.

I don't know what to do with my life and I

to paraphrase Hamilton, write my way out of it.

But has that have ever been something that you look to

when you're trying to figure out what to do?

- Maybe, I have a very similar narrative to you in that

the reading is really wrapped up in the writing and so

my mom saying that when we were looking at that house

is the tent pole moment in my memory, but there's a lot

that followed it of winning awards for writing

and teachers saying this is the only subject

that you're really good at and being allowed

in the advanced classes for English, but then being like,

I don't know if you should do that for math and science.

Oh, someone's starting a literary magazine?

I guess I'll be involved because I'm the literature person.

But the weird thing that happened was after I graduated

college and got involved in the professional world,

it wasn't a part of what I did.

I realized my co-workers have no idea that I enjoyed writing

and that it was a thing I had a history of success at.

And this was partially because I was always like,

I don't wanna volunteer for copy editing

or I don't wanna write the copy on the websites,

someone else do that, so they just thought I hated writing.

And that was a really weird identity thing for me.

I abandoned a lot of parts of what I had had

as identity markers growing up when I was a young adult.

It's been a weird process of bringing writing back

into my life and there are times

where I feel like I'm rusty.

So, a couple of years ago,

I got on some anti-anxiety medication

and was able to finish a book for the first time

in years. - Wow.

- Yeah, I know, right.

It's like having proper diagnoses is actually effective

to people's lives, who knew?

I started being able to read books and now I read

close to 50 books a year and my friends and I

formed a book club and I make BookTube videos sometimes,

so it has become a part of my life again

after having that period of still feeling like a reader,

but not being a very good one.

I am really into wanting to read all these books

that I wanna read.

When I'm going about my day and what my priorities are,

sometimes my priority is I wanna finish this book

so I can get to the next one and that in no way

pays the bills, right. - Yeah.

And so, I really wish I could get paid for reading

because that's what I really like to do.

So, part of the hesitation in saying I don't know if this

is what I am was because I was like, I don't know.

Am I a good enough reader to say that I'm a reader,

but then also because it's not a job.

- Why do you think that it has to be a job

to be who you are?

(laughing)

- I grew up in a capitalist society and the only kind

of identity I know is one that makes you money.

- If reading's not a job for you--

- How do I make it a job?

That's what we're gonna figure out?

(laughing)

- I just wanna be the Instagram that everybody has

where it's like a girl in a cozy sweater and a mug of tea

holding a book on a pristine...

Sunlight streaming through the window.

- The sunlight and the white walls

in all the Instagram people's houses, how do they do that?

- I'm just like, I don't know what else you have to do

all day, but that sounds great.

(laughing)

I would hire somebody to take photos of me

while I read books with a mug of tea.

I don't know if I could get the messy bun that perfect,

(laughing) but I would try.

That would be worth it.

That's a career path. (laughing)

- I'm also definitely a book collector.

I always imagine someday if I get to be a homeowner,

I wanna have-- - The Beauty and the Beast library

with the sliding...

- Yeah, not quite that much.

It will be more about the size of this room

just with lots of bookshelves in it.

I've always had this image of me as an old man sitting

in my room that is my library in a little chair

with my tobacco pipe and a good book

and maybe a glass of whiskey on the table.

That's always been my image of me.

That's me as a reader in the future.

- What do you think is the best or the most important

or most valuable thing that being a reader

has brought to your life?

- Oh, wow. - Just one.

This is a little bit like the power of reading,

but it's so true.

Reading brings so much value.

Definitely, in terms of representation or getting to escape

into worlds, of getting to learn

about other people's experiences.

- When I was in high school and college,

I didn't really read YA, I scoffed at it.

I was like, I'm a serious reader, which I know now is BS.

- Yeah, but I did the same thing.

I was like, I'm gonna read through the canon.

- Yeah, I'm reading all of the classics, which are all--

- White men. Yeah.

I got really back into YA because that's the best place

that I find right now

for finding queer characters in books.

I'm not finding it in adult fiction that much

because I'm like oh man, if this book was around

when I was 16, things would've made so much more sense.

- So true and that's why I love YA, too.

I try to push myself to read more diversely.

It's a lot easier to do that in YA than in adult fiction.

- And then I watch BookTube and I'm like,

oh, I'm not a reader, they're readers.

Does that comparison ever happen to you?

- People who I guess have read all the books

that I feel like I should've read.

They're readers or the ones

who consume so many books in a year.

I guess I consume a lot of books in a year,

but a lot of them are middle grade books or graphic novels

or I read a lot of YA, which I won't apologize for

in any way because I love that industry.

I love the community.

Yeah, I look at people like that.

I'm like, they're serious readers.

I think one thing that I really learned

is to not be discouraged if you have trouble reading

in school because I did and some of us still enjoyed it.

Find what you can read.

Find what is enjoyable and enriching to your life

and don't be ashamed if it's YA books or middle grade

or graphic novels or comics or whatever

or reading online, whether it's fan fiction or news

or whatever.

Reading is reading and it's gonna lead you

to different things whether that's other types of reading

or just greater ideas and thoughts in your head.

- Thanks so much for sharing your story.

- Thank you for having me on.

- Where can people find you?

- I am jackisnotabird on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter

wherever you wanna follow me on.

- In the comments, tell me a story about how reading

has played a role or hasn't played a role in your life.

- Oh, I am excited to read those.

- Yeah, me too, also book recommendations.

- Yes, I don't need them, but I need them.

(laughing)

- If you like this video, consider subscribing.

You can find me everywhere on the internet at itsradishtime.

You can find Jack at jackisnotabird.

We also did a video on Jack's channel where I asked him

some questions about what it's like to be trans.

So, go check that out and I'll see you soon.

Bye. - Bye.

Oh yeah, because you have the cool animation.

(laughing)

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WEEKEND IN MY LIFE | Orlando staycation! ✨ - Duration: 15:16.

I just left work and hopped over to the Wyndham grande bonnet creek which is

right by Downtown Disney aka right by my office because I work right across from

it and Jesse and I we have a little staycation this weekend if you don't

know who Jesse is she is my mom's dog and I am dog sitting her and she's the

luckiest little pup ever because it just so happens I'm dogs doing her when I'm

staying at this beautiful resort and Brandon he's gonna join us for some of

it yay but yeah we just checked in we still need to exploit get settled but

this hotel room is so lovely they just renovated it and this view I cannot wait

to show you this view they left a little note so sweet and then macaroons and I

don't even know what this is but it looks absolutely delicious and I'm so

excited to try it and the sweetest thing they even gave a little treat for Jesse

which is so Sofia them and it's pink my favorite color look how fun and this

one's just useful to it ever seen someone is getting spoiled this weekend

the official room tour of course we start off with this lovely project and

then you know just give me all the hangers you know entire world so I'll

have to make myself at home soon and then Jesse she's exploring she loved it

we have the restroom and me hello hello it is very lovely and

then you know toilet necessities lovely shower see where the light is no it's a

hotel you have to figure out where all of the switches are but the shower is

super nice don't wait to take a shower it's been a long day at work so I will

definitely love a hot shower tonight and then the room with a cute boy on the

towel the bed looks so super comfy I'm so excited to sleep tonight

and then you have the dresser so nice huge teeny and then we already thought

out all of our stuff that we got our treats

over here and clearly Brandon cannot be any more comfortable right now and then

we have the balcony and the view is just so super beautiful

don't they and all of the beautiful beautiful Orlando

there's my spa kill me for tomorrow

it looks so beautiful add a little outfit changing now we're headed to

dinner we are going to watch the sunset while we eat and so that the weather is

lovely it used to be raining in Florida every day but now since its fall it has

been raining as much which is super happy

what was this drink on again me

oh yeah man I got the red hummus wrap it looks so good in the bedroom

he's enjoying his fish sandwich

under this tassel by the water so back from dinner I'm eating them yummiest

gooey warm hot brownie I don't know it's so delicious how do you feel about it I

knew it finish this first bite yet oh

right presence it's only 8:42 p.m. but I am irony and for the night I still have

to hop in the shower but as you can see amazed and cozy administer Rove it was

such a wonderful night eating some delicious food and then Brandon and I

walked around the whole entire resort which is quite large it is absolutely

beautiful so we had a lovely walk together with Jesse of course so we did

that and we saw there was putt-putt too which looks super fun and but I'm just

honestly so tired from my week at work so I'm just ready to relax and I really

wanted to make a point that's begin to actually take time to relax because feel

like whenever I go on vacation I'm always just go go go explore and explain

exploring which I love to do but it's so important to take that time where you

just do nothing so I'm going to try to do nothing tonight and a little bit

tomorrow as well but it's time to have some sweet dreams and

I will see you in the morning gun pointing it's Saturday and I look up at

this beautiful hotel room I slept so well but it's so super comfy Brennan

just got here and we are going to head to the breakfast buffet to get some

delicious food and all of these selections

fried green tomato benefits that sounds heavenly

but I think we both are gonna get the buffets the chef was so cute and she

made me think in Kate because she knows I love the color pink clearly because

I'm wearing it all over

we went to the pool for a little and explored and their resort we're back in

the hotel room now and I'm going to take a shower and then head to the spot at

2:00 p.m. gonna get these nails done they look okay right now but if you look

closely you can tell because I had the dip for nails and you can tell that

they're growing out because there's a lot of space like for true my male and

the polish so can you get my nails done and then my toenails

dinner tonight so I'm gonna shower because we'll have too much time for

dinner I think that's a good idea but the pool was really nice it's such a

beautiful day I wanted to show you real quick column just me we can because of

rain I'm currently looking at Everest and while you were charged here and it's

super me to see him from this view

mainly me cuz I'm getting my nails done like I told you oh but he's tagging

along you might just drop me out for such a

beautiful job at the Blue Fairy ah it is so lovely I heard Esther who

did my nails and she did such a great job me okay I got my toes done I'm not

cheating that courage and this spot is just so beautiful we're about to have a

little light lunch but we won't hang out two longer because

then we're headed Jeanette enjoying your spa time do you feel very zen

Brittany's first time trying coconut water howdy

how do you feel about it it's good I'm surprised I thought I thought you would

for sure not like it cuz it's very I feel like it's a strong taste

no so let me try it love it just like every time that I've had coconut water

it's like a little more wet business what does this give me

biscuits please comment down below if you've heard that word before because I

have never heard that before here's funny one cheers Cheers

boy around bars 1521 and we mean and the logo beautiful world a teeny like from

humble so fun and they were like oh we we know you used to be friends with

so beautiful little details hey let's try a taster

made it to dinner in the even customize the many words

is so lovely and Brandon is dancin and jam

I don't know what's called

7mp part of any meal this is there Brandon is so excited he said we need to

pray again back to the room after a beautiful evening I am so full it was so

delicious and lovely such great conversation with Pete and then I was

through was beautiful and everyone was just so kind and accommodating and the

meal was just unreal the food here is very nice it is

definitely a special occasion kind of place so if you're in looking for a

great place to have dinner for a date night deep blue is 100% your place it is

unreal and a few love seafood you have to go so it got back in the room and

look at this sweet surprise I am just so blown away by by this hotel and this

stuff it's just absolutely been unreal and I just feel so thankful for this

experience and how kind they have been to me I think it's insane no it's just

absolutely beautiful with this sweet rose on the bottle Wow oh wow so nice

well I am just gonna have enjoyed this little more and get some rest and sweet

Jeffy she's tired - you ready for bedtime

so I'm just gonna read a little bit then go to sleep thanks for following it

along today I will see you in the winning for our final little breakfast

and you love the window grid so much you love them you never went to leave we're

moving in right

we're at our last meal so well we just finished our last meal

our beautiful breakfast buffet in New York

hit it out so sad it was such a beautiful time I really just want to

move in our come on a staycation here every weekend it was so lovely everyone

was so kind and sweet and they just treated us so well and we're just so

thankful for the experience we had here at the Wyndham Grand Orlando Bonnet

Creek resorts definitely check them out I highly recommend it is so close to

Disney which is so convenient if you want to visit the theme parks we're

probably like five minutes away from Disney springs or less it's seriously

just right there but yeah this this place is gorgeous and it was such a

beautiful time to spend with Brandon and little Jesse hi Jesse hey Zach she's got

to be leaving too but yeah I really hope you guys enjoyed it following along and

I will see you in the next video

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Pink Tongues vs. Blue Tongues - Ep. 78 - Duration: 11:22.

Hey guys what are the differences between Pink Tongue Skinks and Blue Tongue

Skinks... besides the obvious tongue color?? Today that is exactly what I'm

discussing so stick around! You are watching Reptile Mountain TV:

evidence-base, captive-bred, and animal focused!

Hi I'm TC Houston, a former professional AZA Zookeeper and current Blue Tongue

Skink Breeder. Welcome to ReptileMountain.TV where

opinion is not fact and we are committed to provide evidence-based educational

information to reptile enthusiasts around the world to improve both your

animals' and your keeping experience. So today with me to help on this pink vs.

blue compare and contrast is "Aussie Dunny Rat" a four-year-old male Pink Tongue

Skink and Josie a two-year-old female green Victorian Eastern Blue Tongue

Skink. In this video we're going to look at Natural History, Husbandry aka

Captive Care, and Availability of these guys in the USA. As far as Natural

History and location is concerned both the Eastern Blue Tongue skink

and the Pink Tongue Skink are from the eastern side of Australia. However, blue

tongues as a whole genus, known as Tiliqua, are not endemic to the

continent of Australia as some species can be found in Indonesia and in the

surrounding Islands. Pink tongues are in fact the only species within their genus

Hemisphaerodon species gerrardii are fully endemic to eastern Australia. Now

ole Josie here can trace her ancestry back through New Zealand zoos to

Victoria on the southeastern side of the Land of Oz. Now blue tongues live as far

north as I mentioned in Indonesia where one will find Tiliqua gigas the

Indonesian Blue Tongue skink and as far south as Tasmania where one will find

Tiliqua nigroletea the blotched blue tongue as well as the western side of

Australia where you'll find Tiliqua occipitalis the western blue tongue

stink and in the east where you'll find Tiliqua scincoides scincoides like

Josie here. As far as seasonal behavior goes pink tongues are found in damp

woodland forests of eastern Australia from New South Wales to the subtropical

forests of Queensland. Both Easterns and pink tongues have been known to brumate

in the wild. Now this is the process in which their actual body has a

metabolic shift in activity. Length and intensity of that shift, which we

call brumation, depends greatly on locality and their environmental cues

for example if the winter environment is warmer and food is still available then

brumation will be milder and likely shorter in duration and if the

environment is much cooler and food is scarce the animals may go into a deeper

state of dormancy until spring. Pink tongues have large claws for their

little bodies and have slightly longer legs than blue

tongues making them adapted for Semi-arboreal living meaning that they tend to

climb and can be found among low bushes and even fallen logs just above ground

level. Whereas blue tongues are not as well adapted to climbing and tend to be

more terrestrial in behavior. It's important to note that just because I

say blue tongues don't climb much as a typical behavior that doesn't mean they

don't ever or that they can't so we shouldn't exclude the possibility, they're just not

that good at it. Now physically, pink tongues and eastern blue tongues are

almost the same length. Yes the same length! Josie and Aussie Dunny Rat are both

17 inches in total length. Now most pink tongues max out about 16

to 17 inches in total length including tail which is similar to some

species of blue tongues. There is a blue tongue that does get a lot longer and

that is the Merauke (Meh-raou-kay) blue tongue which often exceeds 24 inches and can grow

over 30 inches in length! However length is not everything as

you can see there is a significant difference in body girth and the

difference in tail to body proportionality. Pink tongues are

significantly thinner and are more than half their body is that slim

prehensile tail. Blue tongues are much more heavy bodied and their tail is

not nearly as long in proportion to that body.

Okay so captive husbandry for these two species is similar and different.

Speaking of captive care, go check out my sponsor Kages Custom Reptile Enclosures

at www.ReptileKages.com. Although the length of a pink tongue is close to that

of a blue tongue their cage requirements are not the same. As I stated before

Pink's are more apt to climb and utilise vertical space more than

blue tongues and therefore they should be provided with an enclosure that is at

least 18 inches high with cage furniture that facilitates climbing

behaviors such as branches logs and large rocks. Also pink tongues can

usually cohabitate in sexed pairs in a 24 inch by 24 inch by 18 inch enclosure

without issues provided that there are multiple places to hide and have "me time."

Blue tongues on the other hand are not as easy to cohabitate and our best

housed individually by anyone who is new to animal keeping.

I've already have published a video on cohabitation so go check that out and

find out more on that in that video. Now blue tongues need more terrestrial style

enclosure where floor space is the primary concern. I recommend a

minimum of four and a half square feet of floor space for an adult blue tongue

but of course more space is certainly an option that many keepers select and

enjoy providing. Pink tongues do come from damp forests and therefore some

humidity of 60 to 70 percent would be ideal. I spray mine two to three times a week

and provide deep cypress mulch substrate that helps maintain humidity. Blue

Tongue humidity requirements vary tremendously based on species from 30% all the way up to 80% since some live in deserts and others live in

tropical forests. As far as food goes the pink tongue diet is more

carnivorous and full of invertebrates than the omnivore blue tongue. Now snails

do make up a good source for both of these animals. Snails being the

primary food of the pink tongue in the wild.

I feed mine raw frozen thawed apple snails from the local Asian market not

the canned escargot snails from the supermarket that may have a lethal

amount of sodium in them. I don't do that. I also feed my pink tongue wet cat foods

as well as Repashy's Grub Pie and turkey baby foods. My blue tongues

are fed highest-quality wet dog foods, many that contain human grade products,

and I also mix in diced fresh greens and vegetables such as turnip greens

and summer squash. For a complete detailed account on how I feed my Blue

Tongue skinks please use the link in the description to

my care sheet. Please please use the link to my website and for a collective list

of the brands and types of foods that I feed you can go to another link in the

description that's my kit.com website that shows everything I feed my blue

tongues. As for temperatures, they vary slightly between these two animals as

well, pink tongues don't near need it nearly

as warm as blue tongues do. I keep my pink tongues at a warm side of 85 and a

cool side of 75 with a basking area around 90 to 95. Where as I keep my blue

tongues on the warm side at 90 to 95 and a cool side of 75 to 78 and a basking

area of a hundred to 105 max. Now being that pink tongues live in woodland areas

known for plant cover and indirect sunlight rather than intense direct

sunlight and are not known to be a type of lizard that to sit out and bask in

the midday Sun, many keepers have doubted if pink tongues have a true requirement

for UVB. However if you are able to provide a lower level of UVB you

certainly can, just be sure that there are places for your animal to get away

from the UV if they wish. Now let's talk availability, pink tongues and blue

tongues are Australian species (most blue tongues anyway) and that means that new

wild-caught animals are out of the question for anyone residing outside of

Australia and heck depending on your license type even inside Australia from

what I understand. What I mean is that the Aussie wild is simply not a source

of supply and it can't really be relied upon and nor should it when so many are

breeding well already in captivity. Thus pink tongues outside of Australia

and blue tongues should be fully captive bred from a long line of captive bred

animals. Blue tongues can vary because of the Indonesian market and

some are actually captive bred Indonesians but rare. All Australian

species should be captive bred and I recommend buying captive bred animals

directly from a breeder. I would stay clear of Expos where the vendors are

selling captive born, "farm raised," and wild collected animals unless they can

give you extensive history and possibly photos of that "FARM."

Pink tongues and blue tongues are both bred once a year and produce

litters usually in the early spring. On average a pink tongue will vary in price

from low-end of $150 to the high-end $300 depending on age, sex, breeder, and

coloration. Blue tongues vary from an exceptionally cheap $200 Indonesian wild

caught baby to several thousands for some of the more rare species and color

variations. For example a wild type Eastern form

might vary from $750 to even $1,500 just for the wild type depending on the

bloodlines. But in Australia it's a little different since they're a dime a

dozen. They're not very expensive there however Australia has banned exportation

since the 70s so all the animals outside of Australia should be descendants of

those original animals exported prior to that ban and therefore supply and

demand drives a higher price. So why are Easterns more expensive than like

Northerns or Pink Tongues? Well pink tongues are just in less

demand than the girthier more robust blue tongues for one, and Easterns are

simply less common than the Northerns and thus the supply is lower than the

demand at this point which of course... it just drives up the cost. They are still

both fabulous, FABULOUS, animals! Adult pink tongues, I gotta say are by far the

most handleable of any lizard species I have ever worked with.

They are so relaxed in general, of course there's always that one, and Easterns are

pretty typically calm as well more so than Northerns in my experience (of

course there's always an exception). I personally I prefer the blue tongues over

pink tongues because they're just more robust and I just really like that blue

tongue... yet pink tongues are so cool too - Thank you for watching! But wait! Wait!

Before you go please smash or hit that like button and check out another video.

Thank you for watching! Thank you Patrons for being the best

supporters a guy could ask for and thank you subscribers! I'm TC Houston and

remember opinion is not fact! :-)

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YouTube Is Down... - Duration: 3:39.

Drop like on this video if you guys enjoyed comment down below your thoughts in your opinions about the video, make sure to subscribe

With host indications on so you stay down fight on every single video also follow my social media

So they tuned for updates for incoming videos. Thank you

What guys still crabs here welcome back to another video so I just want to discuss

Something with you guys that happened last night

So if you're wondering why I didn't upload yesterday

well, I

Well, I usually upload before this time well YouTube was down last night I

Saw that it started to be down like at

9:16 at nighttime and

then it

Went up again like an hour later. I

guess and

I

know that I'm like you guys think that I'm just giving a excuse, but I'm not

Before 9 p.m. I actually got home like straight when YouTube got to service God

got down and

People wasn't really happy about that and I looked on the video and it says a

hacker project is Argo has

Made the YouTube servers go down

Well, I don't know if it's true enough, but that's what I saw on one of

one of people's videos that it said that that this is proof that

These people brought down the YouTube servers

I don't know but my reaction I actually thought that my dis YouTube channel caught suspended

I was actually pretty angry and upset about that

Well, good news my channel. I thought my channel was

Suspended but it but it's not thank god. It's just the YouTube service has been down

I texted a few of my friends if they had the same problem and they did

So that kind of made me a bit better

so other than that guys thank goodness for

The YouTube servers are back up again

And plus like before 9 p.m

I got home from like an after-school program

and I was I went to like 2 or 3 places straight after so like

The after-school program ends like at 6 p.m. And then I went to

203 places for like

3 hours, so

Yeah, thank goodness that the YouTube service are up again. I'm

Really happy about that. So all that guys

I hope you guys enjoyed and I'll see you guys in the next video. Goodbye, everyone

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"Apparently, my notices are ignored…" | #Elif778 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 1:58.

Good morning, Ms. Asli.

Sir?

Apparently, my notices are ignored.

How would you explain this to me?

- Sir... - Didn't I warn you? And you said you would take care of it, is this how you do this?

- You'd be right with whatever you say, but... - There's no "but" here, I tolerated you with the first one.

But what have you done? You've taken advantage of that.

Ms. Asli, this is not acceptable.

Sir, I'm sorry about this, but I had no bad intention.

It's obvious that you don't have any bad intentions, also applaudable to try hard for a kid's education.

What's unacceptable is proceeding with an illegal way.

I have warned you, but you didn't take in consideration.

Therefore, now I need to report this situation to higher authorities.

- Mr. Principal... - Because this is felony.

But you're a young educationalist, at the very beginning of your path.

- I wouldn't find it in my heart to blot your copybook. - Thank you very much, sir.

I'll give you another opportunity, but I won't see that girl at the school again, that's it.

The principal was so mad at you, right?

I'll walk home by myself, teacher.

Elif, don't leave. I'll talk to him, he'll be convinced.

- That wouldn't work, I should get home. - Let's spare today, but I'll find some way for tomorrow.

Alright? I will.

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Tarık calls Hümeyra for visiting day | #Elif778 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 2:25.

Well who could that be?

It's ringing, brother Rıza.

- Hello? - Hello, sister.

Brother Tarik says hello to you.

Why are you still calling me? I said I don't want to talk.

- Don't call me ever again. - Don't you dare to hang up on me, sister.

Or it'll count against you.

- What do you want from me? - Of course we didn't call for nothing, we have a message to deliver.

Look sister, it's brother Tarik's visiting day tomorrow.

He wants you to be with him there. He has some things to tell you.

Does he? Tarik still has something to say to me?

I'm not going anywhere. Tell him, he shouldn't expect me there for no reason.

Oh, Hümeyra, honey I was looking for you.

It's getting colder, you should come in.

I was just having fresh air here.

Honey, are you alright? Huh?

I'm fine, I'm fine, mom.

Alright. What are you doing today? Do you have any plans?

- Why did you ask? - I'll go to the foundation.

- Ours? - Right. Remember, we've been supporting girls in need, to have proper education.

Another foundation wants to present a plaquet to us.

As the president of the foundation, it's necessary for me to be there.

- Come with me, if you want. - I think I shouldn't, mom.

- Alright, as you wish. Come on, let's get in. - OK, I'll join you in a minute.

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5 Dicas Para Ter Mais Disciplina - Duration: 11:36.

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Why I switched from Adobe Premiere to DaVinci Resolve Studio - Duration: 6:11.

hey welcome back to the channel so today's video is going to be a little

bit different I'm gonna talk about why I switch from Adobe Premiere to DaVinci

Resolve studio so here we go so for the majority of the videos on this channel

I've been using Adobe Premiere I had the Creative Cloud subscription the full

subscription they gave me they'll be premiere Photoshop After Effects all

that other stuff and it's been fantastic I've been really happy with it the thing

I'm not happy about is not software related it's that subscription model and

they just bumped up the price a little bit so I started doing a search for

another video editor that would satisfy what I wanted to do now the stuff I do

on my channel is relatively basic I do some basic color correction some audio

work obviously the video editing but I also like to do stuff like custom

effects like my intro I made that custom and also some motion tracking I was

doing that in After Effects that has a really good sync with Adobe Premiere so

I wanted to find something that would kind of replicate that now in my quest

to find another editor the first thing I tried was Final Cut Pro but I loaded

that on a 2013 iMac that I have in Final Cut Pro actually worked excellently with

the 4k video off my lumix g7 camera everything works fluidly I didn't have

to create any proxy files or anything like that now the problem with Final Cut

Pro is although it's a great editor any of the extra stuff you want to do like

the automated motion tracking you have to buy a plugin for it and there's all

these plugins there's tons of plugins that you can get but they're pretty much

all cost money sure you can get transitions and effects and stuff like

that but for me it was still just a little bit too limited I was so used to

all the things I could do with the combination of premiere and After

Effects now the next thing I tried was DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve was

really appealing to me because it's a really great editor some of the best

color correction tools in the industry the version 15 which is the newest

version integrated fusion which is an effective editor it's similar to some of

the stuff you can do with After Effects but it's node based versus layer based

in After Effects and a Fairlight audio so it's got some really great tools and

there all built right into the software

there's not even integration with outside applications it's all built in

there now there's two versions with DaVinci Resolve there's the free version

and there's the studio version now the free version has almost all of the

features available to you now the problem that I had with that free

version is with these files off my Lumix G seven that are mp4 h.264 files it was

really really laggy even on a i7 8700 K based coffee-like bill that I did with

16 gigs of ram in a GTX 1060 card the scrubbing was slow the playback was

really slow and honestly was not a great experience but at the same time I saw

everybody raving about how great and how quick DaVinci Resolve was so I started

doing some searching now from what I was reading the studio version was much more

efficient with those h.264 files but I couldn't really find any concrete

evidence to that and the studio version is $300 which is a great price because

of the features of the software but I was not really willing to jump in and

pay that $300 until I found some concrete information so cut to the chase

long story short the free version of DaVinci Resolve

uses the h.264 decoder that comes in Windows and that default decoder does

not use the hardware decoder on the GPU so it doesn't use those hardware

decoding capabilities so it's extremely slow it's all doing it all in software

and with a 4k h.264 software it just couldn't keep up with it

now the studio version does take advantage of that hardware GPU so once I

found that out I decided to jump in slap down my 300 bucks and got the studio key

now the difference between the free and the studio version is night and day all

the issues that I had with the free version went completely away with the

studio version scrubbing is completely smooth the playback is smooth I don't

have to create any proxy files or anything I could take the files right

off my camera dump them on my computer pull them in to resolve and edit till my

heart is ten effects color correction all the

tracking and any of the other stuff that I want to do infusion all works really

really well now that $300 that you pay for the studio version also includes

future updates so basically you're paying that $300 one time and you get

free updates going forward as against to the Adobe Premiere before they even

raise the price I was paying about six hundred bucks a year for that now

obviously I don't get access to Photoshop but I use GIMP more than

Photoshop anyway it's not a better tool necessarily I'm just more used to it so

I don't really miss having Photoshop there's a little bit of a learning curve

transitioning from After Effects that's all layer based to fusion that's node

base node base is kind of a different mindset but once you get used to that

the transition is great the actual editing transition from Premiere to

DaVinci Resolve is super simple you can even tell the vichy resolve to use the

Adobe Premiere shortcuts in resolve when you first launch the software all in all

I couldn't be happier I have software that works really great

on the existing some hardware that I already had I don't have to switch over

to Mac OS to use Final Cut Pro although Final Cut Pro is great software Adobe

Premiere is great software I love both of those pieces of software but for me

DaVinci Resolve is going to work better and the bonus is that it's also

available on Linux if you have any questions about it please leave a

comment below or come see me on Twitter Instagram and Facebook hit me up on

those ask any questions you have I'm happy to answer it black magic is not

sponsoring this video in any way I'm just really happy with the software and

wanted to tell you all about my experience so thanks for stopping by and

I will see you in the next video

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Charli XCX Is An Icon ⭐ According to Troye Sivan | Most Extra | MTV - Duration: 3:08.

- My girl Charli is looking like the Grinch

before he stole Christmas.

Yeah, I am.

It's a very Christmasy outfit.

I was kind of going for (bubbles popping)

the dancing lady emoji, but Grinch is also great.

I'll take it.

Hey, guys, it's Charli XCX here.

So, sometimes my fans get a little bit crazy on Instagram,

reasonably out there wild comments,

so I wanted to take a second to read them to you.

Troye Sivan.

(squeals) I love him.

You're an innovator and an icon.

So thankful to have you in the world.

Three vibrating heart emojis.

That's very cute, and ditto right back at you, Troye.

I love you.

This is from Gay Wasp.

(buzzing) (laughing)

I has a party last night

and we literally only listened to 1999 on loop

for over six hours.

Thank you, Gay Wasp, for that.

Streaming numbers mean everything these days,

so keep it on loop.

Cute, this looks like the POWERPOP girls.

I think that's a play on words, which I like.

Blending Powerpuff Girls with ultimate pop music legends.

I love it.

I would be Buttercup, the green one.

I'm in green, so...

This is from (chuckles) Diplo.

Looking like an extra from The Greatest Showman.

Thank you, I think, but probably not.

See, the thing about this is that tells me

that Diplo went to see The Greatest Showman,

which is cool if you like musicals and top hats.

So, I hope he enjoyed that movie.

Serhatalptekin1, I think.

If there's something wrong with your back, I can help you.

Thank you for the offer, but pass, but thanks.

Jhonmarco95.

Do you ever get tired of being iconic?

Never, honestly.

Al Pacino's Stunt Double.

(laughing)

I want to make you happy, darling.

I want to build a nest egg for all 10 of your tiny toes.

I want to cover every inch of your gorgeous body in pepper

and then sneeze all over you.

Sneeze in caps.

Honestly, that sounds fun.

I don't really know what that is.

That sounds like some kind of fetish thing.

What's a nest egg?

I don't know what's happening there, but cool.

I mean, you know, you only live once.

So, I wanna be covered in pepper and sneezed on.

Let's go.

(sneezing) Is that really sexual?

Is it really sexual?

Is it really sexual?

Have I just totally...

What's a nest egg?

I'm freaking out.

Maybe I don't wanna do it.

I don't wanna do it.

I take it back.

Also, I wanna know,

does this guy really work as Al Pacino's stunt double?

'Cause he's got some spare time.

Good for him.

Thank you guys so much for leaving comments on my page,

especially Al Pacino's stunt double.

My new fave Instagram user.

This has been great.

I love you all.

Keep trolling me.

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Jamie Lee Curtis & 'Halloween' Cast on Female Empowerment | MTV News - Duration: 4:18.

- It's funny, I didn't even know

what trope meant until about four years ago.

Somebody had said something about a trope and I was like,

"What's a trope?"

I now know.

(whirring and buzzing)

(crashing)

(Laurie screaming)

What I love about Laurie Strode

is she suffers no fools, she sees them coming.

And I look at Laurie Strode as the most rounded character

I will ever get the chance to play

in anything I've ever done

and that was when I was 19 years old.

She was the epitome of everything

I would hope a young woman would be.

Smart,

dreamy,

deeply intellectual,

great friend,

fierce competitor.

You know, it's interesting to me

'cause there's nothing hysterical about her at all.

I find her to be a brainiac, it's the opposite of hysteria.

It's someone who's wildly grounded in reality.

- There's an architecture in the voice of

the design of the film, you know,

I grew up with three sisters and strong mother

and see them on a bad day and they're ready to thrash.

So there's that presence but then

you embody those characters with

Jamie Lee Curtis and Judy and Andi.

Actors that go to the depth of finding

an emotional honesty and empowerment within these roles.

- I think our job is to break molds and stereotypes.

That's why we're here, I'm not here

to replicate some other person's version of what I do,

I'm here to manifest my destiny in my own voice.

- You know, there's no damsels in distress in this movie,

so if there's that trope of

the scream queen, this is a little bit different,

this is a little bit more muscular,

this is a little bit less in distress

and ready to show 'em who's boss.

- I think what David wanted to incorporate

and what we agreed was right was to get

the spirit of the first movie but not try and rip it off

or not try and remake it and I think that's why

the conceit that David and Danny came up with

to kinda continue with story 40 years later

so that there's a new story

but it's in the spirit of the original movie,

I think that was what David and Danny set out to do

and John and I though that was a great idea.

- One of the beautiful things about 1978 Halloween

is that it's still scary today,

it still registers with audiences,

it's not reliant on technology or devices that are obsolete,

it's just a raw, primal form of terror,

and I'm confident that if we can make a movie today

that is equally as scary then we've done our job.

I wrote it with Danny McBride and Jeff Fradley

and we were thinking about,

"What's the Halloween movie that we wanna see?"

You can call 'em cliches, you can call 'em tropes,

there's so many things about horror films that I've loved,

slasher movies that I've loved.

You know, you gotta have your babysitter scene,

you gotta have your ultimate final showdown.

And a lotta things that we do

we point to the original Halloween film,

but you don't need to have seen it

to appreciate where we're coming from.

- Here's the problem,

there are no rules to a good horror movie.

A good horror movie is a good story, that's all it is.

If you can tell a good story, the scares are secondary.

- Right, exactly. - They're secondary.

It's the story that gets you.

- The only rule is that, the only rule is you have to have

a great story, great characters, great acting.

The scares come easily if you have all those things.

- There's not a book like a cookbook where you,

"Oh, let's see," it isn't like that.

- Well, there is a book but I wouldn't follow it

'cause it's not so good.

- Yeah, okay. (Jason laughing)

(whirring and buzzing)

(chill rhythmic music)

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Stupid driving mistakes 269 (October 2018 English subtitles) - Duration: 10:33.

taxi to the hospital

8 people went to the hospital

in sync with the music

the carriage docked with the train

asshole. I can not imagine the degree of this asshole

punk rock makes you want to butting the car

blyat tvoyu mat!

the driver said that the voice in the navigator ordered him to turn

hey lady!

what?

I give you my bumper!

916 stop!

916 stop!

faster! faster!

like this, we have organized bus traffic along the route

go

turn on the front axle no it's broken

can pull the cable? I can not

so like this

pizdez!

push come on

go away, there is a train!

push push no matter what!

here is an epic video blyat!

Tell him that everything is OK, and that he was leaving

but he has no right to leave, dude! try! But as he leaves, you're wrong

In general, I work at a cement plant

I am familiar with the protection of the bosses of the plant. I know the scheme of theft from the factory, and he did it

once a week we took a lot of tons of scrap metal from the factory and earned on this 3 thousand dollars

it was cool, and we paid a bribe of $ 250 to the plant security service.

attention camera speed limit 60

can not be!

Valechka, do not miss! don't miss it

This goat is missing him!

Valya make a beep! do not miss!

what the heck! Click on the horn!

why are you missing them blyat?

why are you missing them?

Why do you care? hell sounds

drive on, stupid blyat

go round his son. moron blyat!

moron says "what's the difference?" just missed everyone who was driving on the sidelines

Is he really a moron? yes dibil, real idiot. he is trying to overtake us

don't miss it! RIGHT ! RIGHT! RIGHT! son, don't miss

son: well I don't know, you can skip it dad: oh well, miss MOM: DON'T MISS! DO NOT MISS! DO NOT MISS!

look look

Dad: Valya stop. son: evacuate

mother: Give him a face! give him MORDA! ok, don't hurt his face!

you asshole! hey what are you doing bitch?

Kazakhstan

hey where did you go! Hey!

escape attempt

author's music)

wasted

struggle with alcoholism

let's go MOOSE! hush

it is not right

why? they do not like noise, may get scared and ..

to hit the hoof? of course

Hey you ! MOOSE! hush

Moose, not MOOSE

elk, elk See what big ones? Can you touch the moose? yes

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Around the Air Force: Tyndall Hurricane Recovery - Duration: 2:09.

HEY THERE EVERYONE, I'M AIRMAN FIRST CLASS MARQUS

WILLIAMS WITH YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.

TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM

CATEGORY FOUR HURRICANE MICHAEL.

THE STORM DEVASTED THE FLORIDA BASE, BUT THE

INITIAL RECOVERY PHASE IS COMPLETE.

THE SECOND PHASE FOCUSES ON GETTING AIRMEN AND

THEIR FAMILIES BACK TO THEIR HOMES SAFELY TO

INSPECT AND GATHER THEIR BELONGINGS.

THE 23RD SPECIAL TACTICS SQUADRON FROM HURLBURT

FIELD, FLORIDA INITIALLY OPENED THE RUNWAY AND

ESTABLISHED AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FOLLOWING THE

STORM.

THE 821ST CONTINGENCY RESPONSE GROUP FROM TRAVIS

AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA ASSISTED IN THE INITIAL

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT.

THEY ESTABLISHED CONDITIONS TO ALLOW AIR

TRAFFIC, BRINGING ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT,

SUPPLIES AND PERSONNEL FOR REBUILDING.

THE AIR FORCE'S TOP THREE LEADERS TOURED THE DAMAGE

FROM CATEGORY FOUR HURRICANE MICHAEL AT

TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA OVER THE WEEKEND.

AFTER THE TOUR SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE HEATHER

WILSON TALKED ABOUT RECOVERY...

"IT'S GOING TO TAKE TIME TO RECOVER.

ANYBODY WHO CAN SEE THIS BASE, EVEN FROM WHERE WE

ARE STANDING, CAN SEE THE SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE THAT

WAS DONE BY THIS TERRIBLE STORM.

BUT I HAVE TO TELL YOU MY IMPRESSION IS THAT MORALE

IS VERY HIGH AMONG THE AIRMEN WHO ARE HERE, THEY

ARE DETERMINED TO RECOVER.

THEY HAVE THE SUPPORT OF THEIR SISTER WINGS AT

HURLBERT FILED, EGLIN AND AROUND THE UNITED STATES

AIR FORCE."

SECRETARY WILSON ALSO COMMENDED THE 93 AIRMEN

WHO RODE OUT THE STORM TO SECURE THE BASE.

AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF GENERAL DAVID GOLDFEIN

TALKED ABOUT HOW THE STORM HASN'T AFFECTED THE AIR

FORCE'S ABILITY TO RESPOND.

"THE F-22s THAT WE MOVED OUT HAVE RETURNED TO

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE.

WHERE WE HAVE MAINTAINENCE FOR THEM.

AND SO OUR ABILITY TO DO THE NATION'S BUSINESS HAS

NOT BEEN SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED BY THIS STORM .

AND AS SECRETARY WILSON SAID NOW WE'RE FOCUSED ON

THE AIRMEN,THEIR FAMILIES, AND MAKING SURE THAT WE

GET OPERATIONS BACK UP AND RUNNING ."

THE F-22S WILL CONTINUE TO TRAIN AND PROVIDE AIR

COMBAT POWER AS THEY OPERATE TEMPORARILY FROM

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, VIRGINIA.

AND THAT'S YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.

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Fresh Things: Who Do Cranberries Float? - Duration: 1:31.

Hi, I'm Chef Dan with FreshPoint and few things are as a ubiquitous with the

fall season as cranberries are. The history of cranberries is fascinating.

The first commercial crop was in Massachusetts in 1816, native tribes used

cranberries to make a meet based snack known as "pemmican"; very similar to beef

jerky. The pemmican sustained them through the long cold winter. Do

cranberries really grow in water? No, they don't. It's a small evergreen bush that

grows in bogs, which is old organic peated soil. Harvesting, they flood the

bogs to take advantage of one of the unique aspects of cranberries.

Cranberries are hollow and they float. They flood the bogs, they cut the

cranberries from the vine, and then scoop them up in large vacuums. In fact, some

growers use helicopters to assist with the harvest.

The main growing regions in the United States, Massachusetts and Wisconsin lead

the way, with Michigan in Oregon coming back in third and fourth. Little known

fact, if you took each cranberry grown in North America on an annual basis, and

stretched them from Boston to Los Angeles, you could make that round-trip

565 times! I'm chef Dan and Fresh Things come from FreshPoint.