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Update On My Health | #SpinaBifida - Duration: 1:43.
Hey everyone, welcome to #SpinaBifida.
(pop sound)
So I thought I'd give you an update on my health.
Primarily, me seeing a doctor.
One of my friends, Tatiana,
she has Spina Bifida.
She lives in California and she goes to a doctor in Santa Monica.
This doctor doesn't specialize in Spina Bifida,
but Tatiana told me she does make an effort to learn about it.
So I made an appointment and I saw her and she was
fantastic.
She believed everything I had to say, she asked questions and
and listened.
And basically she has become my primary.
My insurance is through the Veterans Association,
because of how I got my Spina Bifida.
So we've been having a little trouble with that.
But she's definitely on my side to fight them
to cover everything I need.
Also I have a UTI.
There's no real shock there, I'm like the poster girl for UTI's.
But it's not the bad, she caught it right away and
she called me herself.
To tell me I had a UTI.
And then she's like "Oh I sent your medicine to CVS."
"Go pick it up" and I was like "Oh".
And then the next day the office called me to make sure
I picked up my medicine so
they're very on top of things and I'm
very happy.
So now I'm just dealing with the UTI.
And I just feel in greater spirits because
I found someone that believes me.
And that wants to make sure I'm healthy.
So that's a little bit of an update.
We haven't done any tests.
I still have to make appointments for referrals.
I have to see a Neurosurgeon, a Neurologist.
Things like that.
But this is a good stepping stone.
And I've very happy.
I'm doing good.
Bye!
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The Stanford Prison Experiment - Duration: 13:41.
in 1971 the basement at the psychology department at Stanford University a mock
prison
screwed it rivaled all social psychology experiments
carter's Charlie after I finish this step is a study
milken embrace means I'm so happy that you did this circus now you can take off
some the heat
that he said the bear load having done the most
unethical study although this experiment is over 30 years old
the gym during power has been underscored by the you that's
upgrade
we got to upgrade it was eerie people being told to rough
up iraqis that would cooperate I mean they're torturing their abusing
detainee
you're looking at this the situation thinking they've condone this
wife
and it would have been for those photos
no one would have never believed what was going on
for saw the pictures and immediately as sensitive areas
struck me because I knew that I had been there before
been in this type of situation I knew what was going on in my mind
good
photographs were strikingly familiar to the photographs that we had taken many
photographs I had taken in the present study
we didn't do any stuff that you see it outcry pretty you know getting
big pile or something like that but I certainly subjected
to all kinds of humiliations I don't know where
stop myself given enough time we could have got their
Wed
when the images have the abuse and torture
Abercrombie repeal immediately military went on the defensive saying
it's a few bad apples when we see some i doing bad things we soon they're bad
people to begin with but what we know in our study is
they were said have social psychological variables
that can make ordinary people do things they never could imagine doing
at Abu great ordinary people
perpetrated extraordinary abuse to understand why
it helps to reach back to the lessons have some bargains experiment how people
respond to a cruel and buyer
without clear rules me
I think he and everybody else
who came down into that situation got caught up into that situation
sense that this was an experiment
that began away it became
just life we frankly didn't anticipate what was going to happen
we tried it really test the power the environment to change and transform
otherwise normal people much as
know gramm had changed were transformed otherwise normal
people in an obedient situation we wanted to do it in a prison like
situation
over seventy men volunteered for tomorrow 6pm
they completed a battery of psychological tests
we picked two dozen 24 with the most normal
most healthy happen because it's happening prisons
it's like flipping a coin and hence this once a car this from the prison
to the beginning this no difference and
the kinds of people who are into two groups when we were given our job says
cards were issued a uniform which was a plane sort of khaki
lighter colored uniforms and then we gave them the symbols a power
handcuffs a whistle big billy club and then the other thing we gave them or
still reflecting sunglasses when you have mirror sunglasses on that nobody
can see your eyeballs
I think that anytime you put on what essentially is a mask
you mask your identity then it allows you to behave in ways that you with
not behave if you didn't have the mascot to make it more realistic
I had arranged with this parallel to police department to make ma caress
was arrested it was a surprise to me I didn't think it was a
brought actual police station but it was gonna go through booking process
the cards and put a blindfold on strip him naked
and then they put in dresses smocks with no one depends
each had a number have replaced their name had know the number
they can only be referred to by that number and they had a chain on one foot
which was put there to remind them at all times their loss of freedom
so all these things produces a sense being dehumanized
of
on the first day I said this is not at work the cars filled awkward giving
orders in
they say okay lineup repeater numbers presence at Gateway
I want what happened in a very interesting thing happened
Dave Asham the prisons name jonway
Wild West cowboy he begins to be more extreme
of I decided
that I would become the worst most no
intimidating cruel prison guard I possibly be
I was sorta fascinated myself that people or
leaving and I was trying to see how far I can take it before
somebody would say okay that's enough stop we did have to do things like
push-ups
we would have to sing things but the beginning
we protest its only actions we did things to irritate the guards
so the guards authority was challenged right off the back
and the guards had to decide how they were going to handle it and they had a
decided without our input
I mean again this was not a program study in which we were standing over
them telling them what to do
and they began to see the pressures behavior as archive an affront to their
authority
and they began to push back he would wrap up the general harassment
just for crank it up a bit know what he was telling me I should
this the professor is the authority here is the prison word
he's not stopping me
well short there was the first evening
for billion that took place the prisons rebuild
the barricade themselves in their cells
said we refused to come out they took off the numbers they didn't want to be
the individuation started cursing the cards to the face
and the key key turning point was the guards began to think of them
as dangerous prisons and so the doors for me
plant used fire extinguishers took the doors down
drag the process out stripped naked essentially broke
purely physical from that point on the study was
as remarkable a series of events is I've ever seen
it was it was a real laboratory for tomorrow night
to watch human nature transformed very
rapid way I in the face is very powerful situation
people really suffering carted terrible things the process
they punish them by putting them in solitary confinement which was a small
closet
it's quite worse than but you know couldn't sit it was dark and
dank actually
every hour every day there's a teeny little bit more than increment
and they're stepping up taunting the prisoners they're stepping
up account something sleep they're stepping I don't think from one minute
to the next
the people who were in it see the change in see the difference
and then the next key thing happen b-side three billion prison 8612
he was the first one to have an emotional breakdown you don't know I
can't go I
to a doctor any I mean change
right down happens I don't know Friday
me at the time a few would question me about the effect that was happening I
would say
well you know they must be must be a way up there week
where they're fake because I wouldn't believe that what I was doing could
actually cost somebody
its breakdown it was just costs are getting our Jolie's with them
now what's let's be like puppeteers here let's make these people do things
the guards now began to escalate their use a power
someone had prisons clean a toilet bowls with their bare hands
hang out on humiliate degrade the prisoners
fun at each other and exert arbitrary control
all the prisoners they keep picking up more for unusual things to do
and very soon after the fourth day things
begin to turn sexual if you want to fully
sorted humiliate somebody then you want to get them in the end those things that
they're
with their biggest fears are a lot of us have a lot of sexual hangups
so that was part of that effort to humiliated
occurred
here
the gorge in New that had the coin come up heads rather
entails they would have had the dress on rather than the uniform when they knew
that
so they certainly knew that the prisoners who were being mistreated
had done nothing wrong to deserve the mistreatment and yet
the roles themselves were so powerful and the environment itself was so
powerful
that they ended up punishing those prisoners
as though they had done something wrong we were told
chance something about how he was a bad prisoner you know the time I went along
with that I'm thinking
this matter we don't believe this but we can't go along chanted
injury
Mike that night he had a breakdown
every day after that another president broke down in a similar way
broke down me extreme stress reaction we released another one
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday nobody who was in that study
could deny that the prisoner breakdowns were genuine
they were they were scary to see they were upsetting to us
we they were unexpected but they were they were very clearly
the real thing some level we understood that something
what's happening we were no longer in control it was damaging people we didn't
quite have a grasp on what to do about it
one of the mistakes we made was that we didn't we had built
in time to step back and
to looking at what was happening and
call it what it was which was mistreated we were caught up in the events that
were
that were taking place
painted
hood
on the 15 study some bar to invited his girlfriend
recent psychology graduate Christina Maslak to visit to mark present
I had heard bits and pieces on
from film about what's going on and then when I was down there that evening
it really was kinda while thing that
really got to me was when time guards took the prisoners down the hall to the
men's room
she looks out that sees a lineup
prisoners with paper bags over their heads
each one holding one shoulder and they're leading them down the hall
and feel comes over lakh lakh you know I can look at that
and I looked up and something about it just you know again it was the
dehumanizing demeaning
achievement I just I couldn't watch she said it's terrible what you doing to
those boys
pitched at his house said why she runs I'm
furious up singing on saying look this is you know run outside
this big argument like this dynamics and human behavior
its passing however the situation all some giving all the psychological
basis and what kind of psychologists are you don't appreciate this
I'm and she said I don't understand
your stranger to me I don't understand is how could you not
see what I see i mean you know you're caring compassionate person I know you
from on him think something's gone wrong here
and then the next thing she said which had equally big impact is
you know I'm not sure I wanna you know
have anything to do with you if this is the real deal
that was like a slap in the face because what she was saying is
you've changed you know the power the situation has transformed you
from from the person I thought I need to this person that I don't know if
at that moment I said while you're right we got handed after only six days
doctors in Bartow shutdown is expected
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What does F = ma actually mean? || Physics Revision || Newton's 2nd Law - Duration: 2:54.
What does F = ma actually mean??
Three terms here: F, m and a
F: Force, m: mass, a:acceleration
What Newton said, hundreds of years ago was that if I've got a set mass, and I apply a
force to it, it will accelerate
kind of seems obvious now doesn't it, why didn't we think of that
I know
he also said, if I apply twice as much force the object of mass m will accelerate at twice
the acceleration / magnitude (twice as fast if you like)
so if I double the force that I'm applying to the mass, then the acceleration that that
mass then 'feels' is then twice as much
let's flip it round a bit
let's say i've got a fixed force of 10 Newtons applied on an object and let's say that now
I've got two masses
two cases: both the same force one mass is twice as big as the other
well, the mass which is twice as big as the other is going to accelerate more slowly
because it's a bigger mass, it needs a bigger force
so you can flip it around and you can say well yes, F = ma but m also equals F/a
we just divide both sides by a you get F/a = m
so you can use this equation in whichever form you like
a typical example of this question would just be
'we have a mass of 5kg and a force of 10N is applied on it, what's the object's acceleration?'
and then you've literally just got to put the numbers in
it's the easiest maths at the most basic level
you go: F = ma, well it's given me F, it's given me m, it wants me to find a
F / m = a
I can't remember my numbers now I think it was 10/5 or something like that?
and then you've got your acceleration
Bob's your uncle
this is physics friend, I'm Mike
thanks for watching this video
I hope you got something from it
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Preventing a Bad Day From Turning Into a Bad Week - Duration: 2:25.
Hi there, everybody.
Cameron Morrissey here.
It is inevitable.
Often times it happens way more than we'd like it to, but you're going to have a bad
day, or just as importantly, your team is going to have a bad day.
Something can happen.
A customer goes awry.
Some report doesn't get done.
Overall, morale is just bad.
The question is how do you stop that bad day from turning into a bad week, or a bad month?
What I'd like to reference is one of my favorite books.
It's Peaks and Valleys by Spencer Johnson, the author of The One Minute Manager.
The basic gist of it is what we do when we reach our peaks, those high points and what
we do when we reach those low points and those valleys determines how long we stay there
and how high, or low that we go.
That's a lesson I'd like to talk about today in regards to having those bad days and bouncing
back.
The question is what are you going to do?
What is your next action when something goes wrong?
You want to focus on action.
When you focus your team on action, you're not dwelling.
You're moving forward.
That helps get you out of that particular funk that you're in.
You give them a plan.
A team that's acting and knows what the plan is a team that is less likely to feel down
in the mouth on things.
They no longer have that fear of the unknown.
They know what's going on.
They know what their plan is moving forward.
They know what actions they need to take next.
Focus on the next best action that you can take when things go wrong.
On the flip side of that, when things go great, a lot of times we sit back on our laurels.
There's that temptation to just wallow in our own success.
We use it as an excuse to coast.
If you want to keep that success going, if you want those good days to pile up one on
top of another and have it be a good week and a good month, then you still need to focus
on what your next action is going to be.
What are you going to learn?
I like to say that when something goes right, repeat it, but that also doesn't mean that
you don't learn something from it.
Figure out what you can learn from and take the next best action to maybe even reach higher
heights, or stay at that good level of success for a little bit longer period of time.
All of this creates a habit of positive action regardless of the situation.
That's what forms resilient teams.
That's what you really want in your team.
Thanks so much, everybody.
Have a good one.
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Diets - Duration: 2:02.
You know when is the best part of a diet?
When you finish it.
Or maybe you're like me and the best part is when you give it up.
It can't be helped.
Diets are like torture!
I'm sorry, world, I just can't stand life without sugar.
Unnatural sugar on top of everything!
My brain like fat, and I can't disrespect that, can I?
What I feel on a diet is actually not hunger.
It's a super strong need to eat something that's not on the diet menu.
It could be everything!
If the menu tells me to eat cake for days, I'd crave some spaghetti.
If it's telling me to eat spaghetti, I'd want some fresh salad.
If it tells me to eat everything, I'd want to eat bricks!
You get it now?
My brain is like that, not my fault!
The last time I dieted, it went something like..
Okay.
A new day, a new body.
The food is not even bad.
I like this diet!
Oh, apples for snacks?
I love apples!
Wow, I actually felt really full today.
Totally going to complete this diet.
I'm in hell.
I hate my life.
Weren't you dieting?
O-oh, this?
Is part of the diet.
Really?
What kind of diet is that?
I want to try it!
I gave it up.
I knew that already.
Funny thing is that, when you are dieting, you try to convince yourself that is not that
bad, like Wow, apples are so yummy!
I'd even eat that if I wasn't on a diet.
At least our brain can do this much for us, right?
To get us to like the food you eat?
But it's all only a trick.
As soon as I gave up my diet, the apples went bad.
And I felt a little happiness inside me when I threw them in the trash.
Don't get me wrong.
I really like apples.
But I don't like them rotten.
Do you like rotten apples?
Oh, wait, I mean.
Have you ever succeeded on a diet?
It's so rare nowadays.
I'm your host, Ricca.
Thanks for watching!
And I'll see you in the next video if I don't die before.
Bye bye!
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just a random tour video / the day I produced the switchback tutorial -subtitled- - Duration: 4:28.
nice weather
now I'm going to ride a nice little hill..
if it doesn't rain too much...
I'll try to produce a little Switchback tutorial
we'll see
2 horses.. one more.. and a little one
[[ in german the word horse sounds like the german word for "drive" so I'm philosophizing about calling them "rides" cause you don't drive them ]]
rode half an hour and now I'm deep into the loneliness
in a few seconds there should be awesome rocks
bam! awesome rocks!
lot's of leaves
huh.. and garbage
more garbage ... are you some kind of retarded?
big room here
that crack isn't that old...
that must be funny if you lie there and suddendly the rock falls
sounds like an explosion probably
I thought autumn is over... why all the leaves
I can warm up with the switchbacks here
rocks beyond the leaves
oh what's that?
that was beautiful... nice and long
that's pretty much a perfect and easy switchback
lets start here
I hate talking in front of a camera.. that's dumb
Forestry - danger of life - keep off!
what's that? Toad migration - danger of life - keep off!
luckily there are more roads
150 years long the palatinate Forest was free of wolfes
now he's back
in other words: we got one single Wolf...
if the population can grow...
well therefore we need another one??
that's at least what I learned in school
awesome! I haven't met a single person in the woods today
that sounds like spring
freshly cut wood.. smells nicely.. and it smells like spring too
cows...
hi cows... they look cool
like stuffed animals... I want to have one
well ok... Steakhouse...
makes sense...
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Buscar pareja por Internet: retos y recomendaciones | Sin Distancias - Duration: 8:05.
Hello everybody, my name is Vanessa. Welcome to
my YouTube channel. In this specific video
I want to talk to you about why I recommend
to search for love online.
I'm 28 years old and I got married 3 years ago
to the love of my life, Davide, he is Italian and we met
online
about 10 years ago approximately.
We met in person in 2012...
...and 2 years later we got married.
So, everything I'm going to tell you is based on my own experience
with love online.
Why do I recommend to search for love online?
Look, I recommend this to people who have tried everything. All kinds of relationships
and none of them have worked. Because they always look for
the same type of person
the same pattern. The girl has to be very pretty, perfect
or the guy has to be strong, he gotta have money,
a car, a boat. You know, we classify people based on those things
and at the end, real love
is not any of that. And the appearance of something can trick you
or
the physical appearance does not last forever.
Or, if you are in a environment where you can't find
someone of the opposite sex or if you live in a place
where everyone in town
are your cousins or are related to you in some way
I recommend to you to search love online
in those special cases. People don't believe it but there are advantages
of looking for love online.
One of them is that there are many
web sites dedicated to this
and they ask you to fill in a questionnaire, this long
this big, so so. And they ask about everything
because they want to know as much as possible about you
to match you with the right people
the potential candidates
closer to your personality,
believes, manners, traditions.
So, today these web sites are
very focused on doing this with each user.
Another advantage is that you can see
the profile of a person before message him/her or
reply to a message, yes or no. You can have a better idea
of how this person is, based on his/her description
on his or her profile
on the image posted. You can sort of know if you could like
him/her or not, without hurting their feelings,
without doing it, you know, face to face
which is a bit uncomfortable
and it is painful. And, a very important thing is that
the adults that are using these web sites to find love,
most of them, I'm not telling you all of them,
most of them are looking for a a serious relationship
a stable relationship. Someone to get married to.
Hence, they're not going to play games
or have misunderstandings that could waste your time.
I always get asked...
"How did you do with the language, you met online...
and none of you spoke each other's language? How did you do?
Davide didn't speak any Spanish
I didn't speak any Italian. I thought it was pretty,
romantic, "che bello", historic, etc
but I understood absolutely nothing.
Davide used a lot google translate,
he used that tool for everything, he translated paragraphs,
the things he wanted to tell me, he translated them there and he'd send them to me
and sometimes we couldn't understand each other. Sometimes I had to guess
"maybe he means this or that"
but, we were able to communicate.
Slowly, we started talking
First
only with audio calls, you know
and then videocalls and in that way he learned a lot of Spanish.
By simply talking to me in Spanish
If you are a person who says: "well, I don't know, I feel embarrassed"...
"I like this girl or this guy, but I don't speak her/his language"
There's a solution for that.
Today, there are many devices that can help you
to translate simultaneously what you are saying.
Today, Google Translate is ufff
amazing. It even tells you
how to pronounce
a word.
There are also YouTube tutorials to help you to learn phrases
or o learn another language.
There is also another option that I think will last...
it is to take classes, English, Italian whatever the language is
you can do it. In our countries there are many
school languages for that
One-hour classes a day,
or a full-day class during the weekends.
I learned Italian and French
in college during the last year and a half
I took those classes, and I loved them.
It was awesome, to be able to communicate in another language,
in two completely different languages...
...be able to write, to me was a great experience
and not only that, thanks to my Italian classes
I was able to travel to Italy in a study abroad program
during the winter session, and it was there when
I met Davide in person, and today we are married.
Not to mention, the scientifically proven benefits
that there are of being bilingual. And also,
this can help you in your professional career.
Your resumé will stand out
before any manager or human resources person.
Lastly,
It would be great if you could travel.
You have talked for a while to this person, not only by web cam
by Messenger, WhatsApp, on the phone,
You know each other so so. It would be great if you could travel to his/her country.
Number one, because you are going to see the person
in his/her environment, in his/her "sauce". You will see
how he/she moves, says, does, does not.
You will meet his/her friends, you will meet the family
which is very important, at the moment of deciding
to continue with the relationship because you can see how he/she treats
his/her mother, siblings, father.
You can see his/her traditions, how the culture is,
the religion, everything. It can help you to decide...
"yes I think I can continue with this person"
"there is kinship" or...
"look, I don't think it is the best...
maybe we should break up or give us some time, be friends"
There is no losing, is what I want you to take into account.
"Oh well, I went there, I lost, I am not with this person anymore"
If you are taking the risk, putting your heart out there, online
and you are doing it with a good intention and for love,
there is no losing, really. If you decide to travel, I want to tell you something
I recommend to you to get your own lodging.
This is very important.
And you are going to tell me, "but, why? if he/she is telling me I can
stay at his/her place. I can save some money" No way!
We can't think in that way here, and I am going to tell you why...
It had happened in many cases that one of the two
travels and he/she is thinking that the other person is waiting for him/her
at the airport, but the other person does not show up, pick up the phone, texts...
disappears completely,
How do you react there, not knowing where to go...
with no plan? NO, that's why
you have to book a hotel or a hostel room.
You can also check out an AIRBNB that
can be cheaper. Couchsurfing can also
help you out, you don't have to pay in many cases
simply carry out some domestic chores.
And the other reason is that you have to have your own space
OK? You have not seen this person in flesh and blood
face to face, so it is going to be a big shock
to see him/her, to interact,
see how he/she laughs, talks, smells,
hence, you don't want to be under the same roof
with so many feelings and things going on
It is better to be separated.
Another thing is that, if there is no chemistry, it is more comfortable
that each of you are apart, and you don't have to act
in a certain way because you are staying at his/her place.
It would be very very uncomfortable.
This is it for this week. Next week, I will continue with
this topic.
I will talk about, when to look for love online,
where to look for love online, how to show yourself online
to search find the right person.
See you next week. bye.
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A Plastic That Conducts Electricity? - Duration: 4:40.
You've probably noticed that electrical wires are often wrapped in plastic,
or that electricians use gloves and tools with plastic coatings.
That's because they don't want to get electrocuted, which is smart.
Plastics prevent fatal zaps by blocking the flow of electrons.
They are good insulators.
And for decades, that's all scientists thought plastics could be,
until a mistake in a lab forever changed the future of electronics.
It was 1974, and a Japanese chemist named Hideki Shirakawa was testing new ways of making plastics.
When someone in his lab accidentally added 1,000 times more of one thing to the reaction than normal,
the result was bizarre: a silvery, shiny foil that was a plastic,
but looked a lot like metal.
Shirakawa showed his strange plastic to a fellow chemist named Alan MacDiarmid,
and then they brought in a physicist, Alan Heeger,
and together, they found a way to tweak the metallic-looking plastic so it conducted like a metal, too.
That had never happened before, and the three won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2000
for discovering conductive plastics.
Today, scientists have invented thousands of conductive plastics to do all sorts of things,
like protecting your electronics from static shocks or building cheaper solar panels.
All plastic—from Tupperware to the bristles of your toothbrush—is made of polymers,
which are just long chains of repeating chemical segments.
For instance, Shirakawa's polymer, polyacetylene, is just a chain of carbon atoms.
But what makes polyacetylene special is an alternating pattern of double and single bonds.
Usually bonds hold their electrons in place,
but this pattern lets the double bonds share their electrons.
And this electron-sharing, or conjugation, allows polymer chains move electrons
like a microscopic bucket brigade, passing them along to conduct electricity.
But conjugation on its own isn't enough to transform an insulator into a conductor.
Polyacetylene, after all, didn't conduct electricity very well right away.
That's because it was too packed with electrons.
Imagine being in a bucket brigade where everyone is holding a bucket.
You can't take the bucket from the person beside you, because your hands are already full of the bucket,
and you can't pass your bucket on because that person also already has a bucket.
But if you just take out a few buckets, problem solved.
And that is exactly what the scientists did to the plastic.
They removed some of its electrons.
With a few gaps in the chain, electrons could easily be passed around, and polyacetylene
became more than 10 million times more conductive.
Voila!
Now, polyacetylene is important to the origin story of conductive polymers, but in the last
40 years scientists have developed a bunch of other ones, including PEDOT.
It's in a bunch of things, but it's best known for preventing static shocks.
Static electricity might annoy you,
jolting you a little after walking across some carpet to open the door.
But static shocks can be fatal to delicate electronics.
Those tiny packets of current can superheat an unprepared transistor and fry it.
So some companies have started covering flat screen TVs and photographic film with PEDOT.
Because PEDOT is conductive, electrons can move easily, dispersing the charge from real
and potential shocks before there's any damage.
After all, a trickle isn't as dangerous as a firehose.
And one big perk of PEDOT and other newer conductive plastics is that they can be printed.
Researchers have hacked old inkjet printers to print working transistors and other electronics.
And factories working on a larger scale can go even further,
building things like solar cells on huge, flexible sheets.
Solar cells are usually made from silicon.
But that makes them heavy and expensive.
Plastic is lightweight and cheap to produce.
So, even though polymer solar cells right now are less efficient than the silicon kind,
eventually, scientists think they'll be able to put solar cells on just about anything,
from your window shades to your backpack.
Conductive plastics are also poised to replace all sorts of other devices.
Scientists are working to invent flexible screens and power sources.
That means you may someday be able to roll up your screen, or even your whole phone!
You know, someday we're gonna look at this thing and be like, "oh my god, can you believe
that outdated, terrible piece of technology?"
So, conductive plastics used to be an oxymoron.
But an accident—and a lot of hard work—has changed that for good,
and I cannot wait for my bendy smartphone.
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One Of Those Tuesdays | Season 1 Ep. 12 | THE MICK - Duration: 0:26.
[rock music]
I feel so stupid.
Yeah.
Yeah, you know why?
Cause you are stupid.
Here I am spewing information, life skills, all over you.
What do you do?
You just swat 'em away.
[slap]
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How to enable the "word list update" in the Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app - Duration: 3:22.
How to enable the "word list update" in the Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app
Hello everyone
This time, we will show you how to enable the "word list update" in the Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app
Android version of "Google Japanese input" app has been updated to v2.20.2802.3 in mid-March,
"Updating the word list" has been newly added to the configuration item
This is the "word list update", is regularly the ability to automatically update a dictionary of word list will be updated daily
Conventionally, I word list has been updated in the app updates, and you turn on the "word list update",
Since the word list even if they are not app updates are performed is updated,
Relatively advantage of the latest word list will be such as conversion of Chinese characters to be able to efficiently use
Also this time added "in the word list update" is the item that you can use the "full size of the dictionary" has been used on the desktop, such as Windows and Chrome OS
Although the traditional Android version of "Google Japanese input" app you word list of deformed size that specializes in smartphone input has been used,
By turning on the "word list update", you can be using the "full size of the dictionary" of the desktop version of Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app
Clogging is able to take advantage of the new features that have been added in this update,
It is that the Japanese conversion input that specializes in more variations will also be available in the Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app
How to enable the "word list update" in the Android version of "Google Japanese input" app, first to launch the "Google Japanese input" app,
Touch the "word list update" from among the setting items to be displayed
And turn on the switch on the "Enable the update of the word list" on the "word list update of" setting page best display
Only this is only at the completion is basically
Also, when you turn on the "Allow downloading the pay-as-you-go network" below it,
Looks like "word list update" is performed automatically even when you are using the mobile network communication
This means that in the case of the top of the switch only has to turn on will be made only "word list update of" at the time of use Wi-Fi
Switch of this other "Allow downloads when the battery use" of setting item bottom, will be whether the setting items do "update of the word list" at the time of charging
It will always be able to take advantage of the latest Japanese conversion if you enable the "word list update of"
However note will also be consumed by that amount internal storage is required
By the way, the file size will be about 44MB, there is no so large
Or more, it was the introduction of how to enable the "word list update" in the Android version of "Google Japanese Input" app
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What does F = ma actually mean? || Physics Revision || Newton's 2nd Law - Duration: 2:54.What does F = ma actually mean??
Three terms here: F, m and a
F: Force, m: mass, a:acceleration
What Newton said, hundreds of years ago was that if I've got a set mass, and I apply a
force to it, it will accelerate
kind of seems obvious now doesn't it, why didn't we think of that
I know
he also said, if I apply twice as much force the object of mass m will accelerate at twice
the acceleration / magnitude (twice as fast if you like)
so if I double the force that I'm applying to the mass, then the acceleration that that
mass then 'feels' is then twice as much
let's flip it round a bit
let's say i've got a fixed force of 10 Newtons applied on an object and let's say that now
I've got two masses
two cases: both the same force one mass is twice as big as the other
well, the mass which is twice as big as the other is going to accelerate more slowly
because it's a bigger mass, it needs a bigger force
so you can flip it around and you can say well yes, F = ma but m also equals F/a
we just divide both sides by a you get F/a = m
so you can use this equation in whichever form you like
a typical example of this question would just be
'we have a mass of 5kg and a force of 10N is applied on it, what's the object's acceleration?'
and then you've literally just got to put the numbers in
it's the easiest maths at the most basic level
you go: F = ma, well it's given me F, it's given me m, it wants me to find a
F / m = a
I can't remember my numbers now I think it was 10/5 or something like that?
and then you've got your acceleration
Bob's your uncle
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Gerald F. Seib: Executive Washington Editor - Duration: 1:43.
In my 38 years of reporting
I've covered multiple presidential administrations
and plenty of DC intrigue,
but still, nothing compares to my unscheduled stay
in a foreign prison.
It was 1987
and I was in Iran as part of a press group
invited to cover the war with Iraq.
We visited the war front during an artillery exchange
and spent a night in a bunker filled with maps
before returning to Tehran.
As we prepared to leave,
Iranian officials inexplicably withheld my passport.
We had returned to our hotel parking lot
when a vehicle abruptly pulled up alongside us.
Four men in military camouflage
got out and threw me in the back seat of their car.
I was blindfolded and berated the entire ride
until reaching Evin Prison,
a notorious detention center for political detainees.
They were accusing me of espionage.
I spent most of the time in an interrogation room
and one night in a hot, brightly lit cell.
For days, they accused me of spying and pressed me to confess,
but I stood my ground.
Then on the fourth day, I was told I was free to go,
just like that.
They led me to the gates where I removed my blindfold
and turned towards one of my captors.
He shook my hand and asked,
"Can I have your business card?
If I come to America, I would like to call you."
Since then, I've interviewed world leaders
and covered major international events,
but that story still stands as the easiest
and the hardest of my entire career.
I gave the guy my business card.
I never heard from him.
My name is Jerry Seib,
I'm Executive Washington Editor
for The Wall Street Journal.
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